it's 3 pm. is patrick christys . it's gb - it's 3 pm. is patrick christys . n-s ea news.— - it's 3 pm. is patrick christys . it's gb news. now— - it's 3 pm. is patrick christys . it's gb news. now the— - it's 3 pm. is patrick christys . it's gb news. now the true- . it's gb news. now the true cost— . it's gb news. now the true cost of— . it's gb news. now the true cost of the— . it's gb news. now the true cost of the working class of our asylum— cost of the working class of our asylum eeeek— cost of the working class of our asylum seeker hotels is being laid— asylum seeker hotels is being laid bare. — asylum seeker hotels is being laid bere- 95— asylum seeker hotels is being laid bare. 95 people will lose their— laid bare. 95 people will lose their jobs— laid bare. 95 people will lose rrrerr robe er— laid bare. 95 people will lose theirjobs at a— laid bare. 95 people will lose theirjobs at a hotel in wales. their jobs at a hotel in wales. rxrreperere— their jobs at a hotel in wales. extrapolate that— their jobs at a hotel in wales. extrapolate that across the eeurrrrr— extrapolate that across the eerrrrry are — extrapolate that across the country and it's- extrapolate that across the country and it's thousands and rheueeree— country and it's thousands and rheueeree er— country and it's thousands and thousands of people. i've got rhe— thousands of people. i've got rrre reeer— thousands of people. i've got the local mp— thousands of people. i've got the local mp on.— thousands of people. i've got the local mp on. i'm also going to the local mp on. i'm also going re re— the local mp on. i'm also going re be rerkrre— the local mp on. i'm also going to be talking to— the local mp on. i'm also going to be talking to a— the local mp on. i'm also going to be talking to a whole host of peepre— to be talking to a whole host of peepre who — to be talking to a whole host of people who have— to be talking to a whole host of people who have been affected by this people who have been affected by me mrgrerr— people who have been affected by this migrant nonsense. in other r-m arse— this migrant nonsense. in other news, i'm also going to be rerkrre— news, i'm also going to be talking-this- news, i'm also going to be talking this give jonny talking about this give jonny eerrerew— talking about this give jonny bairstow_|t'sl bairstow a knighthood. it's aberr— bairstow a knighthood. it's about-finally- about time he finally caught eerreflrirre— about time he finally caughti something,_he something, to be fair. but he abeerurerr— something, to be fair. but he absolutely-trash- something, to be fair. but he absolutely trash out at absolutely took the trash out at loree— absolutely took the trash out at reree today— absolutely took the trash out at lords today when _ absolutely took the trash out at lords today when a just stop oil prereerer— lords today when a just stop oil prereerer ceme— lords today when a just stop oil protester came .the- lords today when a just stop oil protester came the pitch. protester came on the pitch. rere— protester came on the pitch. rer-e-rrre— protester came on the pitch. let's-the clip.- protester came on the pitch. let's the clip. okay so let's play the clip. okay so eerrerew— let's play the clip. okay so bairstow-he - let's play the clip. okay so bairstow-he is.- let's play the clip. okay so bairstow he is. not bairstow there he is. not messing— bairstow there he is. not messing-gets- bairstow there he is. not messing-gets under messing about. gets him under his messing about. gets him under rrre arme— messing about. gets him under rrre erre— messing about. gets him under his arms and shoves him off into the his arms and shoves him off into rrre crew-e — his arms and shoves him off into rrre crew-e eur— his arms and shoves him off into the crowd. but i— his arms and shoves him off into the crowd. but i want to know where— the crowd. but i want to know wherrrer er— the crowd. but i want to know whether or not— the crowd. but i want to know whether or not whether or not ree— whether or not whether or not rre-e eerueur— whether or not whether or not he's actually going get done whether or not whether or not he' assault.y going get done whether or not whether or not he' assault. backlg get done whether or not whether or not he' assault. back to get done whether or not whether or not he' assault. back to meet done

whether or not whether or not he' assault. back to me. yes>ne for assault. back to me. yes hybrid— for assault. back to me. yes hybrid — for assault. back to me. yes hybrid cars. did— for assault. back to me. yes hybrid cars. did you buy one rrrrkrrg— hybrid cars. did you buy one rrrrkrrg-rr— hybrid cars. did you buy one thinking-it-the- hybrid cars. did you buy one thinking it the right thinking that it was the right rhine— thinking that it was the right rrrrrre re— thinking that it was the right reree re eer— thinking that it was the right thing to do.7 well, unfortunately, thing to do? well, unfortunately, you've been thing to do? well,— unfortunately, you've been done like unfortunately, you've been done eke—were- unfortunately, you've been done eke—were e- unfortunately, you've been done like—were a few. like diesel drivers were a few years—it- like diesel drivers were a few years—it looks. years ago because it looks as rrreeerr— years ago because it looks as merge-emir— years ago because it looks as though emit loads more c02 though they emit loads more c02 reen— though they emit loads more c02 rear—geese- than first thought. and guess where— than first thought. and guess where they— than first thought. and guess what? they could banned. but what? they could be banned. but you what? they could be banned. but yer-ree— what? they could be banned. but you-too happy- you won't be too happy about rear.— you won't be too happy about rear-ere— you won't be too happy about that.-also-to- you won't be too happy about that. - also -to be i that. we're also going to be dereg— that. we're also going to be eeree e— that. we're also going to be doing a little— that. we're also going to be doing a little bit of this as weer.— doing a little bit of this as were. herre— doing a little bit of this as well. harry, hi.— doing a little bit of this as well. harry, hi. court fail. ceere— well. harry, hi. court fail. ceere-ee- well. harry, hi. court fail. could up seriously could he end up seriously receiving— could he end up seriously reeervree .— could he end up seriously receiving .just_ could he end up seriously receiving . just £500 in receiving. just £500 in compensation? seriously harry, rr— compensation? seriously harry, rr werrrr— compensation? seriously harry, was it worth the— compensation? seriously harry, was it worth the effort and finene— was it worth the effort and rreeuy, ree— was it worth the effort and finally, yes, today is the day. yesr_ finally, yes, today is the day. vee, reererrr— finally, yes, today is the day. yes, tonight is— finally, yes, today is the day. yes, tonight is the night in fee,— yes, tonight is the night in free, r— yes, tonight is the night in free, r wru— yes, tonight is the night in fact, i will be— yes, tonight is the night in fact, i will be getting my kit off fact, i will be getting my kit err err— fact, i will be getting my kit err err serge— fact, i will be getting my kit off on stage with the dream boys to off on stage with the dream boys re reree— off on stage with the dream boys re money— off on stage with the dream boys to raise money for— off on stage with the dream boys to raise money for the mental reame— to raise money for the mental health charity— to raise money for the mental health charity mind. which does explain— health charity mind. which does explain wry— health charity mind. which does explain why my— health charity mind. which does explain why my face is not the same colour as— explain why my face is not the same colour as my very orange tie-— just.com/fundraising/challenge crrrerre-e— just.com/fundraising/challenge christie's let's— just.com/fundraising/challenge christie's let's save some lives regener— christie's let's save some lives reeerrrer .— christie's let's save some lives regerreer . veere— christie's let's save some lives together. yeah loads on today i am together. yeah loads on today i are having— together. yeah loads on today i are having e— together. yeah loads on today i am having a much closer look at rew— am having a much closer look at here merry— am having a much closer look at here merry eeeere— am having a much closer look at how many people have lost their rebe— how many people have lost their reee er— how many people have lost their reee er rese— how many people have lost their jobs or lost out— how many people have lost their jobs or lost out on— how many people have lost their jobs or lost out on business as a jobs or lost out on business as e resurr— jobs or lost out on business as e reeerr er— jobs or lost out on business as a result of these—

jobs or lost out on business as a result of these asylum seeker rrerere— a result of these asylum seeker rerere .— a result of these asylum seeker rerere. re— a result of these asylum seeker rerere. rr re— a result of these asylum seeker hotels. it is just— a result of these asylum seeker hotels . it is just unbelievable. hotels. it is just unbelievable. err-r— hotels. it is just unbelievable. ree-r re— hotels. it is just unbelievable. ree-r rr rime— hotels. it is just unbelievable. isn't it time that— hotels. it is just unbelievable. isn't it time that the labour party— isn't it time that the labour party ,— isn't it time that the labour perry , rhe— isn't it time that the labour perry , rrre perry— isn't it time that the labour party , the party of the working party, the party of the working eeeer — party, the party of the working eeeer ererre— party, the party of the working class, starts standing up for erre— class, starts standing up for re working— class, starts standing up for the working class on asylum ereeke— the working class on asylum seeker hotels?— seeker hotels? vaiews@gbnews.com seeker hotels?— vaiews@gbnews.com headlines k reeekee— vaiews@gbnews.com headlines now merge— vaiews@gbnews.com headlines now rrreeerr .— vaiews@gbnews.com headlines now rrreegre . rarrkk— vaiews@gbnews.com headlines now though . patrick, thank you. though. patrick, thank you. eeee— though. patrick, thank you. good afternoon— though. patrick, thank you. good afternoon from - though. patrick, thank you. good afternoon from the gb newsroom. i'm tamsin roberts. it's 3:02. thames water says it's working constructively with its shareholder to secure funding amid mounting concern overits funding amid mounting concern over its financial stability contingency plans are reportedly being drawn up by the government, including possible emergency nationalisation of the company. it's feared thames water is £14 billion in debt. an urgent question was raised in the house of commons today by labour mp jim mcmahon . now the labour mp jim mcmahon. now the news that we're seeing— labour mp jim mcmahon. now the news that we're seeing is- labour mp jim mcmahon. now the news that we're seeing is a- news that we're seeing is a resurr— news that we're seeing is a reeekr er— news that we're seeing is a result of the— news that we're seeing is a result of the conservative perry-e— result of the conservative party's failed _ result of the conservative party's failed profit above peeke— party's failed profit above public interest— party's failed profit above public interest experiment herding— public interest experiment handing over— public interest experiment handing over the water industry

are handing over the water industry keeekee— handing over the water industry are knocked down— handing over the water industry are knocked down price together erre— are knocked down price together were erre— are knocked down price together with the entire— are knocked down price together with the entire infrastructure serving— with the entire infrastructure eervree rhe— with the entire infrastructure serving the nation over to erkere— serving the nation over to private enterprise almost unique.— private enterprise almost eereee. rer— private enterprise almost unique. for instance , when rail unique. for instance, when rail errverreee— unique. for instance, when rail errrerreee .— unique. for instance, when rail was privatised , the tracks was privatised, the tracks weer-r— was privatised, the tracks weren't sold— was privatised, the tracks weren't sold off, but with weerr— weren't sold off, but with re re— weren't sold off, but with water, the lot— weren't sold off, but with water, the lot was handed over wire— water, the lot was handed over wrrrr rrrrke— water, the lot was handed over with little safeguards for our eerreeek— with little safeguards for our national interest, our national eeeerrrw— national interest, our national eeeerrrw er— national interest, our national security or bill— national interest, our national security or bill payers. c security or bill payers. it is rer— security or bill payers. it is rer rhe— security or bill payers. it is for the company— security or bill payers. it is for the company and its investors to resolve any possible issues and government, of course, is confident that that ofwat as the economic regulator of the water industry , is working closely with any company that would be facing financial stress . the chancellor financial stress. the chancellor has financial stress. the chancellor wee ereeeee— financial stress. the chancellor has pressed consumer- �*" “r?“rf. the chancellor has pressed consumer watchdogs over concerns that— has pressed consumer watchdogs over concerns that firms are ekererrree— over concerns that firms are exererrreg regre— over concerns that firms are exploiting high inflation to reeer— exploiting high inflation to boost their— exploiting high inflation to boost their profits. jeremy hunt mer— boost their profits. jeremy hunt mer wrrrr— boost their profits. jeremy hunt mer wrrrr rrre — boost their profits. jeremy hunt met with the competition and werkere— met with the competition and markets authority and the regererere— markets authority and the regulators for— markets authority and the regulators for the energy, water and communications sectors to eeeerree— and communications sectors to eeeerrerr rere— and communications sectors to question them on— and communications sectors to question them on what powers reek— question them on what powers rrrew eer— question them on what powers rrrew wee— question them on what powers they can use to— question them on what powers they can use to help lower erreee— they can use to help lower erreee rer— they can use to help lower prices for customers. the meerrrre— prices for customers. the meeting comes after the bank of

weekend— meeting comes after the bank of england suggested some retailers are england suggested some retailers hiking— england suggested some retailers are hiking prices— england suggested some retailers are hiking prices or failing to pee— are hiking prices or failing to pee err— are hiking prices or failing to pass on lower— are hiking prices or failing to pass on lower costs to consumers . oreere — pass on lower costs to consumers . oreere wee— pass on lower costs to consumers . ofcom has launched an investigation— . ofcom has launched an investigation into bt after erereerrerr— investigation into bt after disruption to— investigation into bt after disruption to the 999 emergency eekr— disruption to the 999 emergency cerk eerwee— disruption to the 999 emergency call service at— disruption to the 999 emergency call service at the— disruption to the 999 emergency call service at the weekend. the eerrrrwrreeer— call service at the weekend. the communicate options watchdog eeke— communicate options watchdog eewe kr— communicate options watchdog eewe r wu— communicate options watchdog says it will look— communicate options watchdog says it will look into the reader— says it will look into the incident to _ says it will look into the incident to find out whether or not incident to find out whether or eer rrre — incident to find out whether or not the telecoms— incident to find out whether or not the telecoms giant failed to eemew— not the telecoms giant failed to eereew wrrrr— not the telecoms giant failed to eereew wrrrr rre— not the telecoms giant failed to comply with its regulatory eerree— comply with its regulatory eerree .— comply with its regulatory eerree . er,— comply with its regulatory duties . bt, which manages the duties. bt, which manages the 999— duties. bt, which manages the 999 were— duties. bt, which manages the 999 phone system, apologised ereeerew— 999 phone system, apologised ereeerew rer— 999 phone system, apologised sincerely for the— 999 phone system, apologised sincerely for the uk wide erereerree. — sincerely for the uk wide disruption. the company took eeerw— disruption. the company took eeerw rrrree— disruption. the company took nearly three hours to alert the eewewrrrerrr— nearly three hours to alert the government to— nearly three hours to alert the government to the problem . government to the problem. eewrrrrre— government to the problem. downing street _ government to the problem. downing street has described the groping— downing street has described the groping allegation against the ceeeewerwe— groping allegation against the conservative candidate for render— conservative candidate for london mayor— conservative candidate for london mayor daniel korski, as rew— london mayor daniel korski, as very eerreee— london mayor daniel korski, as very serious. number ten says rrrer— very serious. number ten says we reeke— very serious. number ten says that rishi sunak_ very serious. number ten says that rishi sunak would urge any rerrrrer— that rishi sunak would urge any further complainants to come rerwere— further complainants to come rerwere .— further complainants to come rerwere . rr-e— further complainants to come forward . it's after tv producer forward. it's after tv producer werew— forward. it's after tv producer daisy goodwin— forward. it's after tv producer daisy goodwin made a formal eemererer— daisy goodwin made a formal complaint accusing the former eeweree— complaint accusing the former downing street— complaint accusing the former downing street aide of groping her downing street aide of groping eer e— downing street aide of groping rrer e eeeeee— downing street aide of groping her a decade ago. mr korski eeeree— her a decade ago. mr korski eeeree ree— her a decade ago. mr korski

denies the allegation, saying it's categorically— denies the allegation, saying it's categorically untrue . sir it's categorically untrue. sir ker— it's categorically untrue. sir keir starmer_ it's categorically untrue. sir keir starmer has questioned wrrerrrer— keir starmer has questioned were re— keir starmer has questioned whether the prime minister will hit whether the prime minister will rrrr rere— whether the prime minister will rrrr we rereer— whether the prime minister will hit his target of— whether the prime minister will hit his target of building 300.000— hit his target of building 300,000 new— hit his target of building 300,000 new homes a year . 300,000 new homes a year. seeekree— 300,000 new homes a year. seeekree er— 300,000 new homes a year. speaking at prime minister's eeeerrerre— speaking at prime minister's questions the— speaking at prime minister's questions the labour leader eeeeeee— questions the labour leader accused rishi— questions the labour leader accused rishi sunak of not agreeing— accused rishi sunak of not egreereg wrrrr— accused rishi sunak of not agreeing with the housing wrererer— agreeing with the housing minister on— agreeing with the housing minister on the pledge and reereee— minister on the pledge and instead spending thousands of peers— instead spending thousands of eeeeee err— instead spending thousands of pounds on advert— instead spending thousands of pounds on advert criticising the were. — pounds on advert criticising the were. srr— pounds on advert criticising the were. srr ker— pounds on advert criticising the plans. sir keir also said housebuilding has collapsed swee— housebuilding has collapsed reeke— housebuilding has collapsed since rishi sunak scrapped meeeererw— since rishi sunak scrapped mandatory targets . but the prime mandatory targets. but the prime wrererer— mandatory targets. but the prime wrererer eeke— mandatory targets. but the prime minister says 2.2— mandatory targets. but the prime minister says 2.2 million additional— minister says 2.2 million additional homes have been built swee— additional homes have been built ree— additional homes have been built since the tories— additional homes have been built since the tories took power 13 weere— since the tories took power 13 weere ago— since the tories took power 13 weere eee .— since the tories took power 13 weere ege . rew— since the tories took power 13 years ago . low earning parents years ago. low earning parents on years ago. low earning parents err wewereer— years ago. low earning parents on universal credit are to receive a boost- on universal credit are to receive a boost in childcare supper.— receive a boost in childcare eeeeerr. wre— receive a boost in childcare support. the government says remrkree— support. the government says remrkree eer— support. the government says families can now— support. the government says families can now receive up to ferr— families can now receive up to eerr eer— families can now receive up to £951 per month— families can now receive up to £951 per month for one child and ereeo— £951 per month for one child and ereeo rer— £951 per month for one child and ereeo rer rwe — £951 per month for one child and £1,630 for two or— £951 per month for one child and £1,630 for two or more children. were— £1,630 for two or more children. eligible parents— £1,630 for two or more children. eligible parents entering work or eligible parents entering work er reereeeee— eligible parents entering work or increased their hours will eee— or increased their hours will eree reeewe— or increased their hours will also receive up— or increased their hours will also receive up to 85% of their

ewrkeeere— also receive up to 85% of their childcare costs— also receive up to 85% of their childcare costs in— also receive up to 85% of their childcare costs in advance , childcare costs in advance, mekree— childcare costs in advance, mekree rr— childcare costs in advance, making it easier for them to memeee— making it easier for them to manage upfront— making it easier for them to manage upfront bills . a jury has manage upfront bills. a jury has been— manage upfront bills. a jury has been selected— manage upfront bills. a jury has been selected ahead of the trial of been selected ahead of the trial er eeeer— been selected ahead of the trial of oscar winning— been selected ahead of the trial of oscar winning actor kevin seeeew— of oscar winning actor kevin seeeew rer— of oscar winning actor kevin spacey for alleged sex offences eeemer— spacey for alleged sex offences egemer rewr— spacey for alleged sex offences against four men.— spacey for alleged sex offences against four men. the actor is reeme— against four men. the actor is reeme rz— against four men. the actor is facing 12 charges,— against four men. the actor is facing 12 charges, including sewer— facing 12 charges, including eeeek eme— facing 12 charges, including sexual and indecent assault. the 63 sexual and indecent assault. the ee weer— sexual and indecent assault. the ee weer eke— sexual and indecent assault. the 63 year old will— sexual and indecent assault. the 63 year old will appear at seerrrwerk— 63 year old will appear at southwark crown court for a four week— southwark crown court for a four week we — southwark crown court for a four week we we— southwark crown court for a four week trial. he denies all the emerges— week trial. he denies all the emerges .— week trial. he denies all the charges. hundreds of steelworkers have been prereerme— steelworkers have been protesting outside parliament. rree— protesting outside parliament. me erre— protesting outside parliament. the gmb union— protesting outside parliament. the gmb union claims almost 80% of the gmb union claims almost 80% er reee— the gmb union claims almost 80% er rere m— the gmb union claims almost 80% er rere m rree— the gmb union claims almost 80% of jobs in the entire— the gmb union claims almost 80% of jobs in the entire steel eeerer— of jobs in the entire steel sector have— of jobs in the entire steel sector have gone in the past 40 wee— sector have gone in the past 40 weere werkere— sector have gone in the past 40 years. workers are— sector have gone in the past 40 years. workers are calling for a proper— years. workers are calling for a proper industrial— years. workers are calling for a proper industrial strategy and rerrer— proper industrial strategy and rekrer rrem — proper industrial strategy and relief from the _ proper industrial strategy and relief from the energy costs. we— relief from the energy costs. the government— relief from the energy costs. the government says it's working ekeeerw— the government says it's working ekeeerw wrrm— the government says it's working closely with the _ the government says it's working closely with the sector to secure a sustainable, decarbonised and competitive rerere— decarbonised and competitive rerere rer— decarbonised and competitive future for steel— decarbonised and competitive future for steel .— decarbonised and competitive future for steel . three people future for steel. three people were— future for steel. three people were keen— future for steel. three people have been arrested afterjust sree— have been arrested afterjust sree err— have been arrested afterjust stop oil protesters stopped the eeeeme— stop oil protesters stopped the second ashes— stop oil protesters stopped the second ashes test— stop oil protesters stopped the second ashes test batch today by

remme— second ashes test batch today by remme erre— second ashes test batch today by running onto the— second ashes test batch today by running onto the pitch. england wrekerkeeeer— running onto the pitch. england wicketkeeper jonny bairstow took merrere— wicketkeeper jonny bairstow took merrere rere— wicketkeeper jonny bairstow took matters into his— wicketkeeper jonny bairstow took matters into his own hands by erekme— matters into his own hands by erekmg ee— matters into his own hands by erekmg we e— matters into his own hands by picking up a protester erremerme— picking up a protester attempting to throw paint on the free— attempting to throw paint on the few eme— attempting to throw paint on the field and then— attempting to throw paint on the field and then carrying them err. — field and then carrying them off. another— field and then carrying them off. another protester was emee— off. another protester was removed from _ off. another protester was removed from the grounds by eeeerrrw— removed from the grounds by security staff— removed from the grounds by security staff .— removed from the grounds by security staff . just stop, oil security staff. just stop, oil eewe— security staff. just stop, oil says-disrupted- security staff. just stop, oil says disrupted the match to says they disrupted the match to rememe— says they disrupted the match to demand action _ says they disrupted the match to demand action from the government— demand action from the government on climate change. but government on climate change. eer re— government on climate change. but ed miliband,_ government on climate change. but ed miliband, shadow eeerererw— but ed miliband, shadow secretary for— but ed miliband, shadow secretary for climate change, eewe— secretary for climate change, eewe merr— secretary for climate change, says their tactics— secretary for climate change, says their tactics aren't working-— says their tactics aren't working. labour condemns just erer— working. labour condemns just eree err— working. labour condemns just eree err . — working. labour condemns just eree err. r— working. labour condemns just stop oil. i don't— working. labour condemns just stop oil. cl?“ 0 ” stop oil. i don't think their tactics do anything for anyone. labour has taken a position which will cut bills, ensure jobs, create energy security and tackle the climate crisis . this tackle the climate crisis. this is gb news. more t rt rt this is gb news. more headlines t t t this is gb news. more headlines from me emerrrw.— is gb news. more headlines from me emerrrw. wew— is gb news. more headlines from me shortly. now though, it's reek— me shortly. now though, it's reek re— me shortly. now though, it's reek re .— back to. patrick werk- back to. patrick i well, it's. back to. patricki . well, it's all back to. patrick well, it's all action today, but i about

but i feel very strongly about this. wanted to go on this. so i wanted to go in on it. asylum seeker hotels are disproportionately affecting the working class. a total of 95 staff at a hotel in wales will lose their jobs now because it's going to be used to house asylum seekers . that's 95 people out of seekers. that's 95 people out of work binned off in the middle of a cost of living crisis where mortgages are going up when food bills are soaring. you go. bills are soaring. here you go. here's your p45. because people who've just come here illegally need somewhere to stay. the studley hotel in llanelli studley park hotel in llanelli carmarthenshire is set to house up to 241 asylum seekers . but up to 241 asylum seekers. but just think about this. think about how many jobs have been lost to make way for these people. the latest count revealed that there were 363 asylum seeker hotels in england , 20in northern ireland, ten inches scotland and now three in wales. these figures are from march, so the number will probably have risen. but if that's 396 hotels, let's say they each have 50 staff, some will have more than that. a houday will have more than that. a holiday inn, for example, in

maidenhead close that had leisure gym. so leisure facilities and a gym. so they will have had way more staff. let's just say each staff. but let's just say each has 50 staff. that's 19,800 people out of work . but these people out of work. but these aren't the only people losing money, are they? weddings at these hotels have been cancelled. that impacts local caterers, florists, etcetera . caterers, florists, etcetera. many of these hotels were used by people commuting for business trips , or they won't be able to trips, or they won't be able to stay there. now, do they then take their business somewhere else? tourism. these else? tourism. many of these hotels are in isolated areas and tourists will not just keep them afloat, but also other local shops as well. they will close. then there's house prices . it's then there's house prices. it's not exactly a selling point to have hundreds of young foreign men who are yet to pass a criminal records check plonked on doorstep. is it? so all on your doorstep. is it? so all of ordinary working class of these ordinary working class people will suffer the next time somebody calls you a racist for saying that you oppose asylum seeker hotels in your town, just ask them this . why do they ask them this. why do they prefer illegal immigrants over the working class? i saw a

collection at a local church recently for the people at a migrant hotel. was the whip around? for those who've just lost their jobs to somebody who's just paid people smugglers around £10,000 in cash come around £10,000 in cash to come and game the system. the laughter very quiet about this, aren't they , labour, the party aren't they, labour, the party of the working class and all that? well, the reality is that british people are being deliberately plunged into poverty so we can give illegal migrants a better life. these people are given free accommodation and food whilst brits as well, they're given nothing. are they? they're not going to be able to afford to keep their or to do the keep their house or to do the weekly shop at tesco's. but who benefits? well, the big hotel companies. it's sweet deal for companies. it's a sweet deal for hotel chains to just rake it in from the taxpayer. they get the promise of a full refurbishment afterwards as well. management and security firms, they benefit. this is according to reports serco provides some 109 hotels in england. that's according to a high court judgement from december 2022, mostly in the midlands or the

east and the north west. mears group is running 80 hotels in north—east england , scotland and north—east england, scotland and northern ireland, according to its annual report, the company increased its annual revenue by 22% in 2021. colder conferences . received £20.6 million in payments from the home office in 2021 to book hotels that figure increased to £97 million in 2022.can increased to £97 million in 2022. can you imagine what kind of money they're making now? every single taxpayer is losing out , but the every single taxpayer is losing out, but the working class are losing out more . gb views coming losing out more. gb views coming in gbviews@gbnews.com now, a little bit later on this hour , i little bit later on this hour, i will be talking to the local mp for that part of wales where we will be getting their reaction to what's been going on as news of 95 staff at a hotel which is used to house asylum seekers, have been told that they will

lose their jobs. have been told that they will lose their jobs . the studley lose their jobs. the studley park hotel in llanelli carmarthenshire is set to house up to 241 asylum seekers. as you've just been hearing about with the home office saying that the plans were necessary and it was listening to the views of the community, which is the local community, which is fascinating really, because every i cover an every single time i cover an asylum seeker hotel story, the local community me local community told me their views listened to. views aren't being listened to. the mp tells me their the local mp tells me their views to. views aren't being listened to. one cabinet our one cabinet minister, our foreign secretary, his views aren't being listened to. so no, really, are they? well i can now speak with jeremy hudson from migration watch uk. jeremy, thank very much. when you thank you very much. when you extrapolate out right extrapolate this data out right across country , you realise across the country, you realise how many ordinary working class brits are having to lose their jobs in order to make way for asylum seekers. it's ridiculous . yes, it's absolute abysmal and i . yes, it's absolute abysmal and rrmmk— . yes, it's absolute abysmal and i think everyone— yes, it's absolute abysmal and i think everyone involved should be hanging— i think everyone involved should be hanging their— i think everyone involved should be hanging their heads in shame. wrer— be hanging their heads in shame. rrrer er— be hanging their heads in shame. rrrer er err,— be hanging their heads in shame. first of all, want— be hanging their heads in shame. first of all, want to— be hanging their heads in shame. first of all, want to say that e reerkw— first of all, want to say that was a really good opening memereeee— was a really good opening monologue on— was a really good opening monologue on this subject. keekkw— monologue on this subject. keekkw-um- monologue on this subject. keekrw-um .- really terrific. um, unfortunately, we seem to have a

constant case of passing . constant case of passing. passing the buck. it's always someone else's_ passing the buck. it's always someone else's fault and it's erwewe. — someone else's fault and it's erwewe. rer— someone else's fault and it's always. but no— someone else's fault and it's always. but no matter whose fault it is, the government, whether it's local or national will always find space for these asylum seekers whilst neglecting the their local people, the needs of their local people, whether local whether they be the local homeless or like you're alluding to, workers and losing to, local workers and losing yourjob in this to, local workers and losing your job in this fashion. to, local workers and losing yourjob in this fashion. i your job in this fashion. i mean, i've not ever lost a job in fashion, but have lost in this fashion, but i have lost a and it's an a job before and it's an incredibly process. incredibly distressing process. it's nice. it can be it's not nice. it can be incredibly— it's not nice. it can be incredibly disruptive to one's krreerwre— incredibly disruptive to one's krreerwre . — incredibly disruptive to one's lifestyle . .this- incredibly disruptive to one'si lifestyle . .this-been lifestyle. and this has been happening and again and happening again. and again and again down country . again up and down the country. and there's no end in sight. and there's no end in sight. and really and i think everyone really meeee— and i think everyone really needs-realise- and i think everyone really needs realise that this is a needs to realise that this is a reeekr— needs to realise that this is a reeekr er— needs to realise that this is a reeekr er e— needs to realise that this is a result of a very— needs to realise that this is a result of a very bad government policy— result of a very bad government eerrew-eewrem - result of a very bad government eerrew-eewrem m- policy towards asylum in gemerek— policy towards asylum in gemerer, ee— policy towards asylum in general, as well as the displacement- general, as well as the displacement in hotels. ' r: l displacement in hotels. and it neede— displacement in hotels. and it needs re— displacement in hotels. and it needs to come— displacement in hotels. and it needs to come to _ displacement in hotels. and it needs to come to an- displacement in hotels. and it needs to come to an end because this cannot go on any this simply cannot go on any longer. people this simply cannot go on any longer . people are this simply cannot go on any longer. people are against the reee— longer. people are against the wee er— longer. people are against the idea of controlling— 3 people are against the idea of controlling our borders reeeeee— idea of controlling our borders reeeeee mew— idea of controlling our borders because they think, 0h, idea of controlling our borders because they think, oh, it's rmememe— because they think, oh, it's inhumane to— because they think, oh, it's inhumane to do— because they think, oh, it's inhumane to do things like turn the inhumane to do things like turn rrre reere— inhumane to do things like turn the boats back. _ inhumane to do things like turn the boats back. it— inhumane to do things like turn the boats back. it will be eeemer— the boats back. it will be against people's human rights to eeeerr— against people's human rights to eeeerr rmem— against people's human rights to eeeerr rmem .— against people's human rights to

deport them . oh,— against people's human rights to deport them . 0h, everybody has a deport them. oh, everybody has a mem— deport them. oh, everybody has a rremr re— deport them. oh, everybody has a rremr re eew— deport them. oh, everybody has a rremr re sayr om— deport them. oh, everybody has a right to say, oh, i'll— deport them. oh, everybody has a right to say, oh, i'll just renewe— right to say, oh, i'll just believe that— right to say, oh, i'll just believe that this person's a mike.— believe that this person's a child-they've- believe that this person's a. child.-they've-from child. and they've come from a wer-eeemrrw— child. and they've come from a wer-eeemrrw .— child. and they've come from a war-country . but- child. and they've come from a war-country . but i- child. and they've come from a war country. but i think war torn country. but i think were— war torn country. but i think were err— war torn country. but i think were err er— war torn country. but i think where all of that— war torn country. but i think where all of that falls down is when— where all of that falls down is wrer-eek— where all of that falls down is when-ask-the- where all of that falls down is when ask the serious when you ask them the serious eeeerrem— when you ask them the serious question-would- when you ask them the serious question. would rather question. so you would rather weeke— question. so you would rather weere wee— question. so you would rather would you allow— question. so you would rather would you allow somebody who's just would you allow somebody who's reer me— would you allow somebody who's just re— would you allow somebody who's just come to this— would you allow somebody who's just come to this country in a emerrw— just come to this country in a emerrw re— just come to this country in a emerrw re erew— just come to this country in a dinghy to stay in— just come to this country in a dinghy to stay in a hotel for rree— dinghy to stay in a hotel for free eme— dinghy to stay in a hotel for free me be— dinghy to stay in a hotel for free and be given taxpayer remeee— free and be given taxpayer funded food— free and be given taxpayer funded food and board and all of rmee— funded food and board and all of rmee kee— funded food and board and all of this? you would— funded food and board and all of this? you would rather that remem— this? you would rather that here eme— this? you would rather that happen and you would rather that a happen and you would rather that e werkme— happen and you would rather that a working class— happen and you would rather that a working class person in this eeemrrw— a working class person in this eeemrrw reer— a working class person in this country lost their— a working class person in this country lost their job. and i wee— country lost their job. and i wonder whether— country lost their job. and i wonder whether or not this is now where the _ wonder whether or not this is now where the argument can be wrer— now where the argument can be won. when people— now where the argument can be won. when people realise that eeeere— won. when people realise that were ee— won. when people realise that people are being— won. when people realise that people are being made redundant in people are being made redundant m-mreere— people are being made redundant m-mreerele— people are being made redundant in-middlela cost- people are being made redundant in-middlela cost of- in the middle of a cost of urine— in the middle of a cost of living crisis— in the middle of a cost of living crisis as— in the middle of a cost of living crisis as a result of where— living crisis as a result of what's been— living crisis as a result of what's been going on in the creme— what's been going on in the creme — what's been going on in the channel yeah,— what's been going on in the channel yeah, i- what's been going on in the channel / " l channel yeah, i think you've hit the nail on the head right there . there's simply no there's simply no consideration of normal people wmereeewer— consideration of normal people wrrereeewer .— consideration of normal people whatsoever . as— consideration of normal people whatsoever . as you're saying, whatsoever. as you're saying, rme— whatsoever. as you're saying, rrre eewrem — whatsoever. as you're saying, the asylum seekers are always given— the asylum seekers are always given errerrrw— the asylum seekers are always given priority and normal people are given priority and normal people refr— given priority and normal people rerr re— given priority and normal people are left to pick— given priority and normal people are left to pick up— given priority and normal people are left to pick up the pieces eme— are left to pick up the pieces eme meee— are left to pick up the pieces and these local— are left to pick up the pieces and these local areas, this will mem— and these local areas, this will cause them to— and these local areas, this will cause them to lose tourism.

mere-rr— cause them to lose tourism. mere-u ee— cause them to lose tourism. there'll be a— cause them to lose tourism. there'll be a range of secondary kmeek— there'll be a range of secondary kmeek em— there'll be a range of secondary knock on effects— there'll be a range of secondary knock on effects . _ there'll be a range of secondary knock on effects . knock on effects. these jobs might never return to the town. and if a recession comes, we rem-r— and if a recession comes, we rem-r knew— and if a recession comes, we rem-r kmew rr— and if a recession comes, we don't know if those hotels will wru— don't know if those hotels will we re— don't know if those hotels will we re erre— don't know if those hotels will will be able to— don't know if those hotels will will be able to make up the same eerr— will be able to make up the same eerr er— will be able to make up the same sort of business. _ will be able to make up the same sort of business. and— will be able to make up the same sort of business. ' r: sort of business. and also, i don't think the economic argument that the government thinks it's making on saving stands a lot these stands up because a lot of these people going on on people will end up going on on on dole and having be on the dole and having to be supported government supported by the government itself. thinking itself. but they're not thinking about things in the round. about these things in the round. they're thinking, okay, they're just thinking, okay, we need find asylum need to find these asylum seekers somewhere to go, no matter consequences . let's matter the consequences. let's do to them and do that. because to them and their friends in, you know , the their friends in, you know, the middle london, i mean, i'm in middle of london, i mean, i'm in london right now, but in that circumstances , they don't want circumstances, they don't want to be seen to be ashamed and being mean to asylum seekers . being mean to asylum seekers. but that can never be that can re— but that can never be that can never belmore_ but that can never be that can never be more people who never be a more people who eerrer. —mewer- never be a more people who- suffer. - never- more suffer. they can never be a more ererk— suffer. they can never be a more ererk-er— suffer. they can never be a more ererk-er rme— suffer. they can never be a more stark-of the priority- suffer. they can never be a more stark of the priority of stark example of the priority of eeeere— stark example of the priority of were we — stark example of the priority of people who have— stark example of the priority of people who have just arrived here— people who have just arrived here rrregerrw— people who have just arrived here illegally ,_ people who have just arrived here illegally , many of whom we here illegally, many of whom we reeve— here illegally, many of whom we were me— here illegally, many of whom we were me reee— here illegally, many of whom we have no idea whether or not rrrew-we — have no idea whether or not mew-we eeeeee— have no idea whether or not they've passed a— have no idea whether or not they've passed a criminal record meek,— they've passed a criminal record meek, ee— they've passed a criminal record check, as.evidence._ they've passed a criminal record check, as evidence. whenever check, as is evidence. whenever mere— check, as is evidence. whenever rmere re— check, as is evidence. whenever rmere re ee— check, as is evidence. whenever there is some kind— check, as is evidence. whenever there is some kind of incident, mere-e— there is some kind of incident, there's usually— there is some kind of incident, there's usually statement

there's usually a statement rmer-e— there's usually a statement that's afterwards, that's read out afterwards, werew— that's read out afterwards, wmerr—eremei which is something along the rmee— which is something along the knee er— which is something along the knee er we— which is something along the lines of we working lines of we are working to eererrrerr— establish whether or not this merweeer— establish whether or not this individual criminal individual has a criminal mererw— individual has a criminal history another country. so history in another country. so you— history in another country. so wee ee— history in another country. so wee being— history in another country. so you are being lobbed a load you are being lobbed with a load of you are being lobbed with a load er eemererekw— you are being lobbed with a load of completely random people from emwwrrere— of completely random people from emwwrrere m— of completely random people from anywhere in the— of completely random people from anywhere in the world on your eeereree — anywhere in the world on your eeereree mer— anywhere in the world on your doorstep that they are being errerrrreee— doorstep that they are being prioritised over— doorstep that they are being prioritised over local, ordinary erre— prioritised over local, ordinary errre eme— prioritised over local, ordinary errre eme wee— prioritised over local, ordinary brits and you make that economic ereememr. — brits and you make that economic ergememr. rme— brits and you make that economic argument. this time yesterday we herme— argument. this time yesterday we rrewme e— argument. this time yesterday we were having a discussion where werw— were having a discussion where werw werrrrw— were having a discussion where some very worthy people saying, 0h, some very worthy people saying, om werk— some very worthy people saying, om werk, reek,— some very worthy people saying, oh, well, look, have you seen mer— oh, well, look, have you seen we re— oh, well, look, have you seen me we going— oh, well, look, have you seen that it's going to— oh, well, look, have you seen that it's going to cost loads re— that it's going to cost loads more to send— that it's going to cost loads more to send an— that it's going to cost loads more to send an asylum seeker to kwemee— more to send an asylum seeker to kwemee rmee— more to send an asylum seeker to kwemee rmem rr— more to send an asylum seeker to rwanda than it is— more to send an asylum seeker to rwanda than it is to— more to send an asylum seeker to rwanda than it is to keep them here— rwanda than it is to keep them here? were— rwanda than it is to keep them here? well, yeah,— rwanda than it is to keep them here? well, yeah, it isn't, rmeeem— here? well, yeah, it isn't, rmeegm re— here? well, yeah, it isn't, though, is it— here? well, yeah, it isn't, though, is it ?_ here? well, yeah, it isn't, though, is it? because by here? well, yeah, it isn't, though, is it ? because by the though, is it? because by the rime— though, is it? because by the time—ml though, is it? because by thei rime—m rrre time that you've added in the eeer— time that you've added in the eeerlrrre— time that you've added in the cost-the hotels,— time that you've added in the cost the hotels, cost cost of the hotels, the cost of peer— cost of the hotels, the cost of peer erer-erre— cost of the hotels, the cost of poor marjorie, _at| poor marjorie, the cleaner at a werreew— poor marjorie, the cleaner at a werreew-wme— poor marjorie, the cleaner at a holiday-who no- poor marjorie, the cleaner at a holiday who no longer works holiday inn who no longer works ewmee rme— holiday inn who no longer works anymore, the cost— holiday inn who no longer works anymore, the cost of her having to anymore, the cost of her having re me— anymore, the cost of her having to move house— anymore, the cost of her having to move house whatever is anymore, the cost of her having to rlocal�*iouse whatever is anymore, the cost of her having to rlocal florist whatever is anymore, the cost of her having to rlocal florist wh0|atever is anymore, the cost of her having to rlocal florist who no rver is anymore, the cost of her having to rlocal florist who no longers the local florist who no longer reee— the local florist who no longer does-weddings— the local florist who no longer does-weddings at- the local florist who no longer does weddings at that does the weddings at that eerrreeker— does the weddings at thati particular-cetera. particular venue. et cetera. et eerere— particular venue. et cetera. et cetera. i cetera. _ particular venue. et cetera. et cetera. cetera. economy cetera. et cetera. the economy ereememr— cetera. et cetera. the economy ereememr-r-eer- cetera. et cetera. the economy argument just doesn't argument for this just doesn't ereek— argument for this just doesn't ereek ee— argument for this just doesn't ereek we . — argument for this just doesn't ereek we . we.— argument for this just doesn't stack up . no, not- argument for this just doesn't stack up . \rr:::r argument for this just doesn't stack up . \rrt:r stack up. no, not at all. that government economic impact assessment was actually quite interesting to read in depth, and i think it has a lot of

flaws. it does allude to those things you're talking about, yet they don't actually try to include those numbers in their total. include those numbers in their total . they just sort of say, total. they just sort of say, well, we know, we know there is a local impact, but we can't we can't estimate that. then can't estimate that. and then several the other estimates can't estimate that. and then se'there the other estimates can't estimate that. and then se'there seem other estimates can't estimate that. and then se'there seem other well, ates can't estimate that. and then se'there seem other well, highly in there seem to be well, highly over estimated, like the it'll cost £20,000 to send someone to rwanda just in terms of transport costs, which is more than double the average. it costs the average charter flight costs the average charter flight costs over the past few years. i don't know where they're getting these numbers from, but we need to get them on these planes and get wonder, because as get them to wonder, because as is obvious to everyone, is clearly obvious to everyone, uk have space for these uk doesn't have space for these people. we've got a housing crisis, a rental crisis, and now people putting out of people are being putting out of their hotels. it'sjust theirjobs in hotels. it's just not absolutely. we're not on. no, absolutely. we're eeme— not on. no, absolutely. we're being eeker— not on. no, absolutely. we're being asked to— cir" no, absolutely. we're being asked to compromise rmemererkw.— being asked to compromise financially. being asked financially. we're being asked to_culturally.- financially. we're being asked. to_culturally. we're to compromise culturally. we're reme— being asked to compromise in rerme— being asked to compromise in reme—- being asked to compromise in rerme— ame- being asked to compromise in terms_. and now terms of our safety. and now eeeere— terms of our safety. and now eeeeke—re l people are being asked to eemremreee— people are being asked to compromise their people are being asked to- compromise -their jobs. compromise by losing their jobs. are— compromise by losing their jobs. amelweeke— compromise by losing their jobs. andeould dare— compromise by losing their jobs. and would dare say that even and i would dare say that even the and i would dare say that even rrre meer— and i would dare say that even the most ardent— and i would dare say that even the most ardent supporter of eeem— the most ardent supporter of 0pen-r— the most ardent supporter of open -, even the - the most ardent supporter of open , even the person open borders, even the person we— open borders, even the person we rmmke— open borders, even the person who thinks that— open borders, even the person who thinks that absolutely

ewerweeew— who thinks that absolutely everybody should allowed everybody should be allowed to eeme—eeem:- everybody should be allowed to come _country, you i come here to this country, you knew— come here to this country, you knew where— come here to this country, you know what? i'll— come here to this country, you know what? i'll name him? even eemeeme-rrre— know what? i'll name him? even someone the archbishop someone like the archbishop of cemrerrwrw. — canterbury. i reckon if someone eeke— canterbury. i reckon if someone said-archbishop,- canterbury. i reckon if someone said archbishop, you're said to you, archbishop, you're going— said to you, archbishop, you're eeme-weer— said to you, archbishop, you're eeme-weer rere- said to you, archbishop, you're eeme-weer rere rr- said to you, archbishop, you're going your job, it would said to you, archbishop, you're goia] your job, it would said to you, archbishop, you're goia remarkableir job, it would said to you, archbishop, you're goia remarkable thing, it would said to you, archbishop, you're goia remarkable thing, wouldn't be a remarkable thing, wouldn't it? be a remarkable thing, wouldn't ire—weer- be a remarkable thing, wouldn't ire—weer rer- be a remarkable thing, wouldn't ire—weer rer eel it? but if you lose your job as a it? but if you lose your job as e reeerr— it? but if you lose your job as e reeekr er— it? but if you lose your job as a result of someone coming over here— a result of someone coming over mere-wee— a result of someone coming over merelwee-weer— a result of someone coming over here .you .your place - a result of someone coming over here you your place to here or you lose your place to rwe— here or you lose your place to live-everything,- here or you lose your place to live-everything, i- here or you lose your place to live everything, i would live and everything, i would mere— live and everything, i would- mere—emerge have thought maybe he'd change his have thought maybe he'd change rere—rme- have thought maybe he'd change rere—rmer eewl his tune. but i'm sure that day wru— his tune. but i'm sure that day will—because- his tune. but i'm sure that day will—because like. his tune. but i'm sure that dayi will—because like a will never come because like a lot will never come because like a rer-eeeeke— will never come because like a lot-people-spout. will never come because like a. lot-people-spout that lot of the people who spout that kind— lot of the people who spout that kind-rhetoric— lot of the people who spout that kind . rhetoric - he - lot of the people who spout that kind rhetoric he does, lot of the people who spout that kinrlife rhetoric he does, lot of the people who spout that kinrlife is etoric he does, lot of the people who spout that kinrlife is relatively he does, lot of the people who spout that kinrlife is relatively untouched his life is relatively untouched by his life is relatively untouched rw-eeem— his life is relatively untouched rw-eeem eeme- his life is relatively untouched by been going on. and by what's been going on. and i'll by what's been going on. and r-rr—ee— by what's been going on. and r-kk—ee werk- by what's been going on. and i'll-as well by- i'll just finish as well by eewme— i'll just finish as well by eewmg r— i'll just finish as well by eewmg r wee— i'll just finish as well by saying i was in a church earlier on saying i was in a church earlier em-weekeme— saying i was in a church earlier on .weekend .there- on the weekend and there was a wire— on the weekend and there was a whip ereeme— on the weekend and there was a whip around-load- on the weekend and there was a whip around load of whip around and a load of ewmee:— whip around and a load of support, etcetera, etcetera, ereerere.— support, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. just etcetera. for people who've just mewee—eewrem i moved in at a local asylum eeeke— moved in at a local asylum eeeker-weem- moved in at a local asylum seeker yeah, that's seeker hotel, yeah, that's fine. eer— seeker hotel, yeah, that's fine. eer-re— seeker hotel, yeah, that's fine. eer-re-rmer- but i happen to know that eerwee— but i happen to know that everyone who— but i happen to know that everyone who worked at that were— everyone who worked at that here rree— everyone who worked at that hotel has-lost- everyone who worked at that hotel has lost their hotel has just lost their jobs. so hotel has just lost their jobs. se—reemel hotel has just lost their jobs.| ee—reeme rer so where's the whip round for meme— so where's the whip round for meme-reee- so where's the whip round for them? jeremy, we're going them? look, jeremy, we're going to them? look, jeremy, we're going re—rmere. - them? look, jeremy, we're going re—rmere. ke- to have to leave it there. as you— to have to leave it there. as wee-rere— to have to leave it there. as wee-reek: r-m— to have to leave it there. as you tell, i'm quite animated you can tell, i'm quite animated eeeer— you can tell, i'm quite animated eeeer-reremw— you can tell, i'm quite animated about-jeremy-therel about this. jeremy hutson there rrem— about this. jeremy hutson there from migrationwatch, uk. look rmemk— from migrationwatch, uk. look meek—kl thank you very, very much. a krrrre— thank you very, very much. a erre—rme- thank you very, very much. ai little _this-as little bit later on this hour as were—wr- little bit later on this hour as were—rer rerl well, i will have the mp for mer— well, i will have the mp for rer-eree— well, i will have the mp for that-area on- well, i will have the mp for that-area on this- well, i will have the mp for that area on this show to that local area on this show to ereeeee— that local area on this show to ereeeee rme- — that local area on this show to discuss this. it— that local area on this show to discuss this. it will be fascinating,- discuss this. it will be fascinating, fascinating to get merr— fascinating, fascinating to get rmerr wewe— fascinating, fascinating to get their views-of- fascinating, fascinating to get their views of but their views on all of this. but on their views on all of this. but em—ererw- their views on all of this. but em—ererw mewl their views on all of this. but em—ererw :| on to a different story now, peremrrerrw— on to a different story now, potentially important one as

potentially an important one as werk— potentially an important one as wew-lee— potentially an important one as wew-lee weer— potentially an important one as well. .33 year old _ potentially an important one as well. 33 year old man who has well. a 33 year old man who has eeem— well. a 33 year old man who has been merger— well. a 33 year old man who has been charged with— well. a 33 year old man who has been charged with raping a woman in a been charged with raping a woman in e skeemeee— been charged with raping a woman in a skegness park— been charged with raping a woman in a skegness park late at night , erewme— in a skegness park late at night we erewmg er— in a skegness park late at night , was staying at a— in a skegness park late at night , was staying at a taxpayer remeee— , was staying at a taxpayer funded hotel— , was staying at a taxpayer funded hotel believed to be meeeme— funded hotel believed to be housing migrants. the man was merger— housing migrants. the man was deemed wrrm— housing migrants. the man was charged with raping a woman at 16 charged with raping a woman at re weere— charged with raping a woman at re weere er— charged with raping a woman at re weere er eee— charged with raping a woman at 16 years of age or— charged with raping a woman at 16 years of age or over. the sun is 16 years of age or over. the sun re reeerrme— 16 years of age or over. the sun is reporting that— 16 years of age or over. the sun is reporting that he— 16 years of age or over. the sun is reporting that he came to rme— is reporting that he came to me eeemrrw— is reporting that he came to this country on— is reporting that he came to this country on one of the small reere— this country on one of the small reere ereeeme— this country on one of the small boats crossing channel so boats crossing the channel so were— boats crossing the channel so rmere we — boats crossing the channel so rmere we 90- — boats crossing the channel so there we go. now— boats crossing the channel so there we go. now coming up in mer— there we go. now coming up in we e— there we go. now coming up in we e mememr— there we go. now coming up in we e mememr :— there we go. now coming up in just a moment , just stop just a moment, just stop eeker.— just a moment, just stop cricket. yes,— just a moment, just stop cricket. yes, the attention eeekme— cricket. yes, the attention seeking environmental group just off seeking environmental group just errrrre— seeking environmental group just off the latest— seeking environmental group just off the latest stunt. they ran eer— off the latest stunt. they ran eer erre— off the latest stunt. they ran eer emre rme— off the latest stunt. they ran out onto the ashes at lord's rme— out onto the ashes at lord's rme morning-— out onto the ashes at lord's this morning. jonny bairstow rmee— this morning. jonny bairstow rmee rmeeem— this morning. jonny bairstow there, though ,_ this morning. jonny bairstow there, though , carrying away a there, though, carrying away a erereerer— there, though, carrying away a erereerer er— there, though, carrying away a protester at the _ there, though, carrying away a protester at the ashes but get a reee— protester at the ashes but get a we er— protester at the ashes but get a we er rme— protester at the ashes but get a load of this in— protester at the ashes but get a load of this in light of the way mer— load of this in light of the way we rme— load of this in light of the way that the police _ load of this in light of the way that the police have gone after eeeme— that the police have gone after eeeere wee— that the police have gone after people who've pushed them to one eree— people who've pushed them to one eree em— people who've pushed them to one side on - streets _ people who've pushed them to one side on-streets of— people who've pushed them to one side on streets of london or side on the streets of london or wherever-been.- side on the streets of london ori wherever-been.-to wherever they've been. i want to knew— wherever they've been. i want to kmew mew— wherever they've been. i want to kmew mew werk— wherever they've been. i want to know how well bairstow be know how well jonny bairstow be erreeree— know how well jonny bairstow be erreeree .— know how well jonny bairstow be erreeree . kee— know how well jonny bairstow be arrested . you might day two arrested. you might miss day two of-joinin9_ arrested. you might miss day two of-joining me- arrested. you might miss day two of-joining me now- of the ashes joining me now wew:— of the ashes joining me now wew-eeeme:— of the ashes joining me now vewr-shortlvr r- of the ashes joining me now very, shortly, i will have very, very shortly, i will have an very, very shortly, i will have em-erk— very, very shortly, i will have em-ekr er- very, very shortly, i will have an-all of this,- very, very shortly, i will have an-all of this, a. an expert on all of this, a policing— an expert on all of this, a

policing expert, patrick fryston gb policing expert, patrick fryston ere —ee-

people into the system to make sure you're listening to gb news reeke— sure you're listening to gb news keere .— sure you're listening to gb news keere . — sure you're listening to gb news keere . wrer— sure you're listening to gb news keere . wrer e— sure you're listening to gb news radio . what a catch- sure you're listening to gb news radio . eec. radio. what a catch from the wicketkeeper . yes. jonny wicketkeeper. yes. jonny bairstow physically removed a just stop oil protester from the pitch this morning during the second ashes test at lord's . so second ashes test at lord's. so the protesters sprayed orange powder over the pitch before bairstow intervened . the match bairstow intervened. the match was only briefly delayed, but just stop. oil have been criticised for endangering those who work there and not respecting the rights of spectator . as the game was spectator. as the game was delayed for a little bit, i did enjoy a statement from just stop oil who we are desperately trying to speak to, by the way. so if you and they said that a 69 year old grandmother from epsom was also one of those who was trying to get onto the pitch, but unfortunately, she couldn't quite make it on in time disrupt day's time to disrupt the day's play. but go . anyway, let's but there we go. anyway, let's get more this now. okay. from

get more on this now. okay. from former met detective peter bleksley. now, peter , i am very bleksley. now, peter, i am very concerned for jonny bairstow because i've seen the way that the met in the past have potentially been prosecuting people going after people or people or going after people or arresting have had arresting people who have had enough of just stop oil they've been shoving them to one side. what chances of jonny what are the chances of jonny bairstow getting nicked he bairstow getting nicked when he comes lord's ? comes off the pitch at lord's? i think they are very slim reeeeee— i think they are very slim because of— i think they are very slim because of course the crown rreeeeerrem— because of course the crown prosecution service would have to prosecution service would have re werew— prosecution service would have re were we— prosecution service would have re were we rme— prosecution service would have to weigh up the likelihood of eeeerme— to weigh up the likelihood of eerwme e— to weigh up the likelihood of securing a conviction if jonny eerrerew— securing a conviction if jonny eerrerew wee— securing a conviction if jonny bairstow was indeed arrested and merger. — bairstow was indeed arrested and merger. kne— bairstow was indeed arrested and merger. are r— bairstow was indeed arrested and charged. and i can't— bairstow was indeed arrested and charged. 'r: t?“ l charged. and i can't think of any right minded person in the land, be they a magistrate , a land, be they a magistrate, a judge or the member of a jury who would convict jonny bairstow, who this morning quite simply showed the metropolitan police how to properly , swiftly, police how to properly, swiftly, proportionately and effectively deal with just stop oil protesters. do you see the reerweee— protesters. do you see the rapturous round— protesters. do you see the rapturous round of- do you see the rapturous round of applause that

knew— rapturous round of applause that knew eerrerew— rapturous round of applause that jonny bairstow got absolute mere.— jonny bairstow got absolute were. me— jonny bairstow got absolute hero. the police— jonny bairstow got absolute hero. the police have to understand— hero. the police have to understand and that that's the reeerrem— understand and that that's the reeerrem mew— understand and that that's the reaction they would get if they memeeee— reaction they would get if they memeeee re— reaction they would get if they managed to remove these orange eree— managed to remove these orange eree memerree— managed to remove these orange clad numpties from the streets of clad numpties from the streets er errrem— clad numpties from the streets of britain when— clad numpties from the streets of britain when they're stopping eeeme— of britain when they're stopping eeeere eerrme— of britain when they're stopping people getting to_ of britain when they're stopping people getting to work, etcetera . meeee. — people getting to work, etcetera . meeee. kee— people getting to work, etcetera . indeed. and of— people getting to work, etcetera . indeed. and of course- people getting to work, etcetera . indeed. and of course, there was huge applause for jonny bairstow after he changed his wicketkeeping gloves and his shirt and he returned to the pitch. i'm shirt and he returned to the pitch . i'm sure there are many, pitch. i'm sure there are many, memw— pitch. i'm sure there are many, memw eeeere— pitch. i'm sure there are many, memw eeeere mer— rt i'm sure there are many, many people that hope that sir werk— many people that hope that sir werk kewkew— many people that hope that sir mark rowley, the— many people that hope that sir mark rowley, the commissioner of the mark rowley, the commissioner of re erer:— mark rowley, the commissioner of re erer: rree— mark rowley, the commissioner of the met, has been— mark rowley, the commissioner of the met, has been watching mr eerrerew-e— the met, has been watching mr bairstow's effective action reeew— bairstow's effective action reeew eme— bairstow's effective action today and perhaps that could eeee— today and perhaps that could eeee rere— today and perhaps that could eeee mre rree— today and perhaps that could seep into the actions of the metropolitan _ seep into the actions of the metropolitan police, who seem so keen— metropolitan police, who seem so keen re— metropolitan police, who seem so keen to almost— metropolitan police, who seem so keen to almost allow the just eree— keen to almost allow the just sree err— keen to almost allow the just eree err erew— keen to almost allow the just stop oil slow walking protests to stop oil slow walking protests re erew— stop oil slow walking protests to allow them _ stop oil slow walking protests to allow them to _ stop oil slow walking protests to allow them to disrupt reme:— to allow them to disrupt rrerrre re— to allow them to disrupt traffic, to get— to allow them to disrupt traffic, to get in the way of ewerweew— traffic, to get in the way of everyday working people's lives as everyday working people's lives ee eeeeeee— everyday working people's lives ee eeeeeee re— everyday working people's lives ee eeeeeee re e— everyday working people's lives as opposed to a sporting hero wre— as opposed to a sporting hero wrre reekkw— as opposed to a sporting hero who really, really— as opposed to a sporting hero who really, really did the right rmee.— who really, really did the right rmee. ame— who really, really did the right thing. and showed the way, errewee— thing. and showed the way, errewee mew— thing. and showed the way, showed how it— thing. and showed the way, showed how it should . “cir?" showed how it should. yeah, he did showed how it should. yeah, he ere erew— showed how it should. yeah, he did show exactly how it should be done. i do have another

concern, though, peter, that must be said that if this just stop oil lot get increasingly desperate and they go from being these of just crusties with these kind of just crusties with orange they decide to orange paint and they decide to come and use more dangerous come on and use more dangerous tactics, i mean, several england cricketers , a couple of umpires cricketers, a couple of umpires and a couple of aussies could have been killed . well this of have been killed. well this of course, is a matter for the security at lord's today. and clearly there was a lamentable rerme— clearly there was a lamentable rerkere m— clearly there was a lamentable failure in allowing these clowns to failure in allowing these clowns re eer— failure in allowing these clowns re eer erre— failure in allowing these clowns re eer emre rme— failure in allowing these clowns to get onto the pitch. so that wru— to get onto the pitch. so that we meee— to get onto the pitch. so that we meet re— to get onto the pitch. so that will need to be— to get onto the pitch. so that will need to be reviewed, i'm mew— will need to be reviewed, i'm sure they will— will need to be reviewed, i'm sure they will deploy extra eeeerrrw— sure they will deploy extra security staff— sure they will deploy extra security staff and of course, meee— security staff and of course, rmeee eeere— security staff and of course, those costs will— security staff and of course, those costs will be passed on. it those costs will be passed on. rr re— those costs will be passed on. rr re erreeew— those costs will be passed on. it is already a— those costs will be passed on. it is already a very expensive rmee— it is already a very expensive rmee re— it is already a very expensive rmee re re— it is already a very expensive rmee re re :— it is already a very expensive thing to do , to— it is already a very expensive thing to do , to spend a day at a thing to do, to spend a day at a er— thing to do, to spend a day at a er merm— thing to do, to spend a day at a er mererr r— thing to do, to spend a day at a test match i fear— thing to do, to spend a day at a test match i fear those costs wru— test match i fear those costs we re— test match i fear those costs will be added— test match i fear those costs will be added to— test match i fear those costs will be added to the ticket erreee— will be added to the ticket erreee eme— will be added to the ticket prices and the— will be added to the ticket prices and the man and woman in the prices and the man and woman in re erreer— prices and the man and woman in re erreer mer— prices and the man and woman in the street just wanting to enjoy a the street just wanting to enjoy e eew— the street just wanting to enjoy e eew er— the street just wanting to enjoy e eew er rme— the street just wanting to enjoy a day at the test— the street just wanting to enjoy a day at the test will suffer as a day at the test will suffer as e eewe— a day at the test will suffer as ereeekr. eer— a day at the test will suffer as a result. but security motty and pouci"9_ a result. but security motty and trekking rme— a result. but security motty and policing the length and breadth of policing the length and breadth er rme— policing the length and breadth er rrre eeemrrw— policing the length and breadth of the country in— policing the length and breadth of the country in relation to eeerrme— of the country in relation to sporting events,— of the country in relation to sporting events, popular music eeme— sporting events, popular music eemre eme— sporting events, popular music events and the— sporting events, popular music events and the like be on red

ererr— events and the like be on red ekerr mere— events and the like be on red alert here because if these remem— alert here because if these ewmer er— alert here because if these bunch of clowns do start upping the bunch of clowns do start upping rrre eere:— bunch of clowns do start upping the ante, then— bunch of clowns do start upping the ante, then it— bunch of clowns do start upping the ante, then it is— bunch of clowns do start upping the ante, then it is only right eeerrme— the ante, then it is only right our sporting heroes are erereeree.— our sporting heroes are protected. likewise, performed errrere. — protected. likewise, performed errrere. wew— protected. likewise, performed artists. now look,— protected. likewise, performed artists. \rrt:rri artists. now look, obviously i don't want to see jonny bairstow charged with anything. and before people jump on me, i want to make that very, very clear. i also did not want to see that white man charged with white van man charged with anything. we had on anything. in fact, we had him on the we presented him the show and we presented him with people's hero with our inaugural people's hero award was award the other week, and he was the started shoving some the one who started shoving some just out of the one who started shoving some justway. out of the one who started shoving some justway. and out of the one who started shoving some justway. and the out of the one who started shoving some justway. and the police out of the one who started shoving some justway. and the police came: the way. and the police came after him. but i find it after him. but i do find it slightly interesting, peter, i'm hoping able to hoping you might be able to explain why an ordinary explain to me why an ordinary working man in his van gets hassle from the police for more forcefully shoving people out of a road. but an england cricketer in full view of the world's media who picks one up and lobs one into the crowd , clearly one into the crowd, clearly isn't facing any kind of action at the moment. is it kind of one rule for one group of people and

one rule for another or . well, one rule for another or. well, we know that because- well, we know that because the metropolitan _ we know that because the metropolitan metropolitan police errewee— metropolitan metropolitan police errewee mer— metropolitan metropolitan police showed that there _ metropolitan metropolitan police showed that there was one rule set showed that there was one rule eer er— showed that there was one rule eer er reree— showed that there was one rule set of rules that— showed that there was one rule set of rules that applied on the kme-e— set of rules that applied on the king's coronation— set of rules that applied on the king's coronation and another set king's coronation and another eer er— king's coronation and another eer er meee— king's coronation and another set of rules that— king's coronation and another set of rules that apply on every erreer— set of rules that apply on every erreer eew— set of rules that apply on every erreer eew er— set of rules that apply on every other day of the— set of rules that apply on every other day of the year when eeeeke— other day of the year when were ee— other day of the year when people are trying to get to werk. — people are trying to get to werk. mew— people are trying to get to work. they were guilty of rank eweeerrew— work. they were guilty of rank eweeerrew m— work. they were guilty of rank eweeerrew m ee— work. they were guilty of rank hypocrisy in so much as that mew— hypocrisy in so much as that rmew eremeee— hypocrisy in so much as that they clamped down on absolutely ewerwrmme— they clamped down on absolutely ewerwrmme eme— they clamped down on absolutely everything and everyone. they erreeree— everything and everyone. they arrested people— everything and everyone. they arrested people and asked eeeeteme— arrested people and asked questions. later on the coronation— questions. later on the coronation day. and yet when eeeme— coronation day. and yet when were ee— coronation day. and yet when were rrwme— coronation day. and yet when people are trying to get to werk: — people are trying to get to werk: mew— people are trying to get to work, they walk slowly alongside rmem — work, they walk slowly alongside rrrem m— work, they walk slowly alongside rmem in re— work, they walk slowly alongside them in the street,— work, they walk slowly alongside them in the street, let them week— them in the street, let them rreek rme— them in the street, let them block the traffic— them in the street, let them block the traffic , offer them block the traffic, offer them were— block the traffic, offer them were erre — block the traffic, offer them water and it's— block the traffic, offer them water and it's only recently mer— water and it's only recently we mew-we— water and it's only recently that they've taken a slightly more robust— that they've taken a slightly more robust stance towards these erereerere. — more robust stance towards these protesters. what— more robust stance towards these protesters. what we want is firm:— protesters. what we want is am, erreer— protesters. what we want is firm, robust ,_ protesters. what we want is firm, robust , proportionate, firm, robust, proportionate, reerrrree— firm, robust, proportionate, reerrrree :— firm, robust, proportionate, justified , consistent policing . justified, consistent policing. eer— justified, consistent policing. eerrrreee— justified, consistent policing. get these clowns out of the reeee— get these clowns out of the reeee eme— get these clowns out of the roads and let— get these clowns out of the roads and let people go about merr— roads and let people go about their business.— roads and let people go about their business. and then i'm rme— their business. and then i'm sure the overwhelming majority of sure the overwhelming majority er weer— sure the overwhelming majority of your viewers— sure the overwhelming majority of your viewers and listeners wir— of your viewers and listeners we re— of your viewers and listeners we be e— of your viewers and listeners will be a lot,— of your viewers and listeners will be a lot, lot— of your viewers and listeners will be a lot, lot happier.

okew.— will be a lot, lot happier. okew. reek.— will be a lot, lot happier. okay. look, peter- will be a lot, lot happier. okay. look, peter ,- will be a lot, lot happier. okay. look, peter , thank you okay. look, peter, thank you very, very much. that is former met detective peter bleksley there. i was genuinely quite concerned when i saw jonny bairstow do that. i thought, look, you're a hero. you're a legend. well done. would also legend. well done. it would also be you clung on to be nice if you clung on to a couple of catches behind the stumps as it be said, stumps as well. it must be said, although course, he's a although of course, he's a fabulously talented cricketer and on do and no doubt will go on to do just that throughout course just that throughout the course of i thought, you of this game. but i thought, you know, imagine the know, can you imagine now the police onto the police just storming onto the pitch look, jonny, pitch and going, look, jonny, what we've just done there, mate, affray, assault. mate, it's affray, it's assault. we're have lift you. we're going to have to lift you. so fingers they now, so fingers crossed they do. now, i'm going into the i'm just going to delve into the terrifying inbox terrifying world of my inbox here. at dot here. gb views at gb news dot com because up this com because i opened up this show with a story that i think deserves to be highlighted more more been. so far. more than it has been. so far. and it's the amount of people who are losing their jobs so who are losing theirjobs so that asylum seekers stay in hotels . now 95 people at a hotel hotels. now 95 people at a hotel in llanelli in wales are essentially going to be sacked as a result of this . but when as a result of this. but when you add up the idea that there

is around 390 odd hotels that we know of in the country at the moment, if you say that each of those has around 50 staff, give or take, you know, we're in the realms of no nearly 20,000 people being out of work , and people being out of work, and that's before you factored in the others as well. i am very pleased to say that short lee, i am going to be joined by dame nia griffith, who is the labour mp for llanelli , and she's going mp for llanelli, and she's going to be coming to on have a chat with me about this. i think that will be fascinating, won't it? because i wonder whether not because i wonder whether or not this of where the labour this is kind of where the labour party actually justify obe party can actually justify obe in terms of its own traditional voter base. now feel the freedom to come out against this asylum seeker hotel madness because when it drills down to it and people are losing their jobs in people are losing theirjobs in their droves, they have to be seen to stand up for the working class. do they because class. do they not? because otherwise this is any otherwise surely this is any government presence or potentially future government who really is actively prioritising the housing and the

living needs of people who have just arrived to this country illegally over people who have worked their backsides off in our hospitality sector for potentially years . but yes, on potentially years. but yes, on the nose of that inbox , thank the nose of that inbox, thank you very much for adrian. he's beenin you very much for adrian. he's been in touch. only did been in touch. not only did taxpayers put them in the taxpayers pay to put them in the hotels, paid by the hotels, the tax paid by the staff who lost their jobs is lost to the treasury. yes, good point. it's utterly ridiculous. but it's only but unfortunately, it's only normal, sensible brits understand in charge understand this. those in charge do from adrian . do not. that's from adrian. we'll just like to say that if the raf can evacuate people from afghanistan and iraq , then why afghanistan and iraq, then why can't we use people to remove them their homelands? en them back to their homelands? en masse? that's dale. strong masse? that's from dale. strong stuff there dale. of stuff there from dale. of course, of people course, there's a lot of people getting now about getting in touch right now about all of this. keep your views coming in, gbviews@gbnews.com. plenty you . i will plenty more to bring you. i will be speaking to mp who be speaking to the mp who represents patch the represents the patch where the hotel 95 people hotel is making 95 people redundant to make way for those asylum tuned . asylum seekers. so stay tuned. 0h, own a hybrid car, oh, and if you own a hybrid car, i'm sorry i've got bad news for you. you know, all those times people told you that was the

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rmweermemr .— gb news news for gold and silver rmweermemr. — gb news news for gold and silver investment. i'd— gb news news for gold and silver investment. i'd just— gb news news for gold and silver investment . r: t investment. i'd just like to say thank you very much for everybody who's been emailing in commenting on the rather shoddy spray tan that i had night spray tan that i had last night as many people will know, i will be dancing on stage later this evening with the dream boys , a evening with the dream boys, a group of male strippers trying to a bit of money for the to raise a bit of money for the mental mind. mental health charity mind. i've also change also had to change this tie because apparently was because apparently it was matching of face. matching the colour of my face. so here we go. you can all stop emailing your supportive emailing me your supportive messages. now i know i look, messages. now i know how i look, but for a good cause. but it's all for a good cause. moving prince harry has been moving on. prince harry has been locked bitter battle with locked in a bitter battle with the british press for some time now would it be now. so how tragic would it be if he was to receive just £500 for his troubles? mirror group newspapers who harry is suing , newspapers who harry is suing, has told the high court that the prince should receive just £500 in compensation because he was not a victim of phone hacking. and the true purpose of his case was to further his personal crusade to reform the british press . i think it's interesting, press. i think it's interesting, actually, really that because if they're saying that £500 should

be paid, i would thought be paid, i would have thought they'd out and hope they'd just hold out and hope that up having to pay that he ends up having to pay their legal costs. but joining me royal commentator me now is royal commentator michael thank you michael cole. michael thank you very prince very much. so £500 for prince harry. i mean, i wonder if he'll donate some of that to charity. good afternoon, patrick. yeah, i rrmk— good afternoon, patrick. yeah, i rrmk esee— good afternoon, patrick. yeah, i rrmk eree re— good afternoon, patrick. yeah, i think £500 is a— good afternoon, patrick. yeah, i think £500 is a little bit high, as you know, because i was with you at the time. i read every single word of the prince's testimony when he came here to give evidence . and i have to say give evidence. and i have to say that throughout those two days, no evidence was adduced to prove that he had been hacked and a civil case is decided on the bafic civil case is decided on the basic on the basic of probability is, was it more likely or less likely that it was hacked? but it relies on proof and proof there was none. i actually was hacked. i was hacked by two people who worked for the news of the world, now defunct , and they went to jail. defunct, and they went to jail. it was a nasty little episode, but it's done and dusted and i

really was hacked . it's really was hacked. it's horrible. but we get on with it now. it doesn't seem that he was hacked. according to the daily mirror group's king's counsel. well, he said and he made the point very clearly that this was all part of a crusade. nothing to do with the mirror group specific , but mirror group was specific, but mirror group was included in his crusade as you said, against the british press . his self—appointed role to clean up the british press . clean up the british press. well, you know, the thing is, the sussexes prince harry and his wife, meghan, they do want publicity, but they want pubuchy publicity, but they want publicity on their terms. and i'm afraid it doesn't work like that because we believe in free speech. we're exercising it at the moment. we believe in a free press. we're exercising that in the media at the moment. press. we're exercising that in the media at the moment . and the media at the moment. and with that comes criticism , um, with that comes criticism, um, as well as praise . they don't as well as praise. they don't think it works that way, but i'm afraid it does. and with regard to the press and the people set

in office above them, well, a cat can look at a king and a cat can look at a prince, and then a cat can mew or a cat can purr. that's how it works. but prince harry and his wife don't seem to realise that . no, indeed. and realise that. no, indeed. and mer— realise that. no, indeed. and me her— realise that. no, indeed. and that just seems— realise that. no, indeed. and that just seems to— realise that. no, indeed. and that just seems to be- ”chi no, indeed. and that just seems to be quite an mrereerme— that just seems to be quite an interesting interjection from me— interesting interjection from me rrrrrer— interesting interjection from the mirror group today , doesn't the mirror group today, doesn't it? the mirror group today, doesn't rre mer— the mirror group today, doesn't rre rwer eewme— the mirror group today, doesn't it? just saying that they want to it? just saying that they want re eeremrrerkw— it? just saying that they want to potentially say that he ememr— to potentially say that he emeeke re— to potentially say that he should be given £500 and they've monomer:— should be given £500 and they've highlightedr r— should be given £500 and they've highlighted, i think , the idea highlighted, i think, the idea mer— highlighted, i think, the idea we re— highlighted, i think, the idea me we me— highlighted, i think, the idea that it's his personal crusade for that it's his personal crusade rer reme— that it's his personal crusade rer reme eme— that it's his personal crusade for fame and publicity as eeeeeee— for fame and publicity as eeeeeee re:— for fame and publicity as opposed to, as- for fame and publicity as opposed to, as you've just said rmee— opposed to, as you've just said rmee rree— opposed to, as you've just said there, the burden— opposed to, as you've just said there, the burden of proof, how do there, the burden of proof, how we wee— there, the burden of proof, how we wee rmmk— there, the burden of proof, how do you think harry will react to rmee— do you think harry will react to rmer: merom— do you think harry will react to that, though? because would that not that, though? because would that mer weeke— that, though? because would that mer weere emw— that, though? because would that not would any sum— that, though? because would that not would any sum of money not be not would any sum of money not re eemereeree— not would any sum of money not be considered a— not would any sum of money not be considered a win— not would any sum of money not be considered a win for harry? war.— be considered a win for harry? wew. rer— be considered a win for harry? wew. rer me— be considered a win for harry? well, let me just— be considered a win for harry? well, let me just say- be considered a win for harry? well, let me just say and- be considered a win for harry? well, let me just say and you probably patrick. probably know this, patrick. in fact, know, i mean, fact, i know you know, i mean, these they clear these cases, they don't clear their for less than £500 their throat for less than £500 per hour. they work for thousands. so this is a derisory sum that is suggests by the king's counsel represent the

mirror group newspapers and prince harry and his completely silly will realise that it's an insulting suggestion. um it all depends on proof . if you can't depends on proof. if you can't do anything without proof and i'm quite sure the judge will be bending over backwards to make sure that prince harry and the other co respondents who are complaining about being hacked and other injustices as they get and other injustices as they get a fair go . but you can't do it a fair go. but you can't do it unless there's proof the judge is now going to reserve his judgement at the end of the week and he'll write his judgement and he'll write his judgement and we'll hear it in due course . but i would be extremely surprised if it is a stunning victory for the california team . um, i mean, i would be eeeerererw— um, i mean, i would be absolutely surprised as well. werk— absolutely surprised as well. we-rk reeve— absolutely surprised as well. we'll have to— absolutely surprised as well. we'll have to wait and see, of wrer— we'll have to wait and see, of course, what the— we'll have to wait and see, of course, what the other claimants memeee— course, what the other claimants memeee re— course, what the other claimants manage to receive.— course, what the other claimants manage to receive. if anything wrrereeeer — manage to receive. if anything whatsoever. but— manage to receive. if anything whatsoever. but it— manage to receive. if anything whatsoever. but it is just more mreerw— whatsoever. but it is just more mreerw em— whatsoever. but it is just more mreerw em ree— whatsoever. but it is just more mreerw em rep er— whatsoever. but it is just more misery on top of more misery on top misery on top of more misery on ree er— misery on top of more misery on ree er me— misery on top of more misery on top of more misery— misery on top of more misery on top of more misery for harry and weaker:—

top of more misery for harry and wereee—rree- top of more misery for harry and meghan,_had thei meghan, isn't it? we've had the seerrrw— meghan, isn't it? we've had the seerrrw-erer- meghan, isn't it? we've had the spotify dior branding spotify issue that dior branding eeeeere— spotify issue that dior branding erweme—eeme- appears to have not come to emwrmme— appears to have not come to emwrmmo ee— appears to have not come to anything as despite the anything as well, despite the recr— anything as well, despite the reer mer— anything as well, despite the fact that harry— anything as well, despite the fact that harry rather unsubtly ereeeee— fact that harry rather unsubtly was dressed up,— fact that harry rather unsubtly was dressed up, i— fact that harry rather unsubtly was dressed up, i can only rmeeme— was dressed up, i can only rmeome ew— was dressed up, i can only imagine by meghan in dior eerwme— imagine by meghan in dior erermme rer— imagine by meghan in dior clothing for his— imagine by meghan in dior clothing for his father's coronation— clothing for his father's coronation even though you can't reekrw— coronation even though you can't reerrw cerem— coronation even though you can't reerrw eererr e— coronation even though you can't really catch a break. i mean, mer— really catch a break. i mean, even that talk— really catch a break. i mean, even that talk of— really catch a break. i mean, even that talk of meghan markle not even that talk of meghan markle mer eereekrw— even that talk of meghan markle not actually doing— even that talk of meghan markle not actually doing the interviewing - not actually doing the interviewing herself for some of her wereeer— interviewing herself for some of her podcast series— interviewing herself for some of her podcast series , they've been her podcast series, they've been eeker— her podcast series, they've been called grifters_ her podcast series, they've been called grifters recently . and called grifters recently. and mere-e— called grifters recently. and rmere-e em— called grifters recently. and there's an interesting piece reeew— there's an interesting piece today actually— there's an interesting piece today actually by allison reereem— today actually by allison pearson in— today actually by allison pearson in telegraph saying pearson in the telegraph saying mer— pearson in the telegraph saying rer—ere- pearson in the telegraph saying rrrer—ere mewl that maybe americans are now eeeme— that maybe americans are now eeeme rmem— that maybe americans are now seeing them actually what seeing them for actually what mew—re— seeing them for actually what mew—re r-eer- seeing them for actually what they—is just kind. seeing them for actually what they is just kind of they are, which is just kind of wew— they are, which is just kind of werw eerwee:— they are, which is just kind of very entitled, shy— they are, which is just kind of very entitled, shy individuals wrrm— very entitled, shy individuals wire-e— very entitled, shy individuals wrrrr-e rer— very entitled, shy individuals with-a lot-talent- very entitled, shy individuals with a lot talent . will with not a lot of talent. well, i with not a lot of talent. well, r-rrer-e— with not a lot of talent. well, r-rrer-e merr— with not a lot of talent. well, r-rrer-e rrerr .- with not a lot of talent. well, i that's right . the guy i think that's right. the guy from from the podcast, he said , from from the podcast, he said, guess what? it turns out she isn't very good as an audio journalist. and of course, the man who who who worked for other people who dropped them, called them grifters. this is a wonderful american slang term. it means a con artist. exactly. but you know, the thing about america is that they always want

the next thing they want to know what's new. this is the home of nostalgia. this is where the old stars come over here, the hasselhoffs and the fonz's and people like that and appear in pantomime. america always wants something new. so the sussexes are like a shark going through the water. they've got to keep going forward in order to survive . kyiv and it's a very, survive. kyiv and it's a very, very expensive lifestyle they've got there. they've got round the clock can you imagine clock security. can you imagine in three shifts of burly men all day long, every day 365 days of the year. so how much is that going to cost? you can burn through a few millions very quite quickly. and of course, the security no longer is paid for by the british taxpayer. no. so that's a very big expense. of course , it's coming home to course, it's coming home to roost. the thing is, there's got to be talent. they've got to offer something new. the americans are saying so. so what? you know, hum . we've heard what? you know, hum. we've heard all this before. what's harry got to say? only bad stuff about his family. this is it. what

else is there but this is. this is. this is really this is. this is really interesting as is. this is really interesting ee werk— is. this is really interesting as well because- is. this is really interesting as well because i think it ties rere— as well because i think it ties into something— as well because i think it ties into something just more oemerekkw— into something just more generally. actually which is we— generally. actually which is wee-we oer— generally. actually which is wee-we oer re— generally. actually which is you've got to have some kind of eeerrwe— you've got to have some kind of eeerrwe kww— you've got to have some kind of positive kyiv vision.— you've got to have some kind of positive kyiv vision. you've got to positive kyiv vision. you've got re mere— positive kyiv vision. you've got re were eeme— positive kyiv vision. you've got to have some kind— positive kyiv vision. you've got to have some kind of solutions in wre.— to have some kind of solutions in life. people— to have some kind of solutions in life. people do— to have some kind of solutions in life. people do not just like eemeerome— in life. people do not just like campaigns driven entirely on mreerw. — campaigns driven entirely on mreerw. reeere— campaigns driven entirely on misery. people don't like politicians— misery. people don't like politicians who deal entirely in mreerw. — politicians who deal entirely in mreerw. reeere— politicians who deal entirely in misery. people want someone rerwere— misery. people want someone forward looking— misery. people want someone forward looking with something, not someone who— forward looking with something, not someone who sits there ewme— not someone who sits there erwmo erreer— not someone who sits there crying about their own life. when— crying about their own life. when ee— crying about their own life. when as well,— crying about their own life. when as well, most people would reek— when as well, most people would reek er— when as well, most people would reek er meee— when as well, most people would look at those lives— when as well, most people would look at those lives and say, i weeke— look at those lives and say, i were rreee— look at those lives and say, i would trade my— look at those lives and say, i would trade my own for that . i would trade my own for that. i reu— would trade my own for that. i rerr wee— would trade my own for that. i rerr wee wre— would trade my own for that. i tell you who definitely would rreee— tell you who definitely would rreee rr— tell you who definitely would trade it actually,— tell you who definitely would trade it actually, some of the eeeme— trade it actually, some of the were rm— trade it actually, some of the were r-m going— trade it actually, some of the people i'm going to be talking erreer— people i'm going to be talking erreer eekr:— people i'm going to be talking about next, michael, thank you wew—em- about next, michael, thank you wew—em honourl about next, michael, thank you. very—an honour and very much. always an honour and a very much. always an honour and e errwreee— very much. always an honour and e privileger mw— very much. always an honour and a privilege, my good until a privilege, my good man. until meer— a privilege, my good man. until next—commentator. next time, royal commentator wereeer— next time, royal commentator. wereeer—wrer michael cole coming up, we will be-._ michael cole coming up, we will re-. rm— michael cole coming up, we will re-. r-m wew- michael cole coming up, we will be . i'm very pleased be speaking. i'm very pleased erreer— be speaking. i'm very pleased about-actually,- be speaking. i'm very pleased about actually, with the about this, actually, with the mp about this, actually, with the rer-eree— about this, actually, with the mp - area where - about this, actually, with the mp area where 95 people mp for the area where 95 people are mp for the area where 95 people re— mp for the area where 95 people re re— mp for the area where 95 people are to be made— mp for the area where 95 people are to be made redundant to make way are to be made redundant to make wew rer— are to be made redundant to make wew rer eewkem— are to be made redundant to make way for asylum seekers. she's a reeeer— way for asylum seekers. she's a rereer we. — way for asylum seekers. she's a labour mp. it's— way for asylum seekers. she's a labour mp. it's dame nia

errrrrrm— labour mp. it's dame nia griffith. i've— labour mp. it's dame nia griffith. i've got a feeling rme— griffith. i've got a feeling rme re— griffith. i've got a feeling rme re going— griffith. i've got a feeling this is going to be a fascinating- this is going to be a fascinating conversation . lots fascinating conversation. lots to fascinating conversation. lots re 90— fascinating conversation. lots re 90 erreer.— fascinating conversation. lots to go ahead. don't go anywhere . to go ahead. don't go anywhere. rerrrek— to go ahead. don't go anywhere. patrick christys_ to go ahead. don't go anywhere. patrick christys on— to go ahead. don't go anywhere. patrick christys on gb news errrem-e— patrick christys on gb news britain's news—

7:00 on gb news, britain's news . cremek — 7:00 on gb news, britain's news . channel what— 7:00 on gb news, britain's news . channel what i— 7:00 on gb news, britain's news . channel what i was- 7:00 on gb news, britain's news .channel g . channel what i was saying before, wasn't i, that i think all too often it appears to be anyway, the ordinary working class people who are suffering as a result of the asylum seeker hotels , whether or not that's hotels, whether or not that's because they can't necessarily afford to move house, for example, run a small example, maybe they run a small local near this. they'd example, maybe they run a small loc disproportion ear this. they'd example, maybe they run a small loc disproportion affected they'd example, maybe they run a small loc disproportion affected byry'd example, maybe they run a small loc disproportion affected by the be disproportion affected by the loss footfall, but also loss of footfall, but also crucially, maybe working at the hotel . now, a total of 95 hotel itself. now, a total of 95 staff at a hotel, which is to house asylum seekers, have been told that they will lose their jobs. told that they will lose their jobs . the studley park hotel in jobs. the studley park hotel in cantley in carmarthenshire in wales is set to house up to 241 asylum seekers with the home office said that the plans were

necessary and it was listening to the views of the local community. motty well, i can now speak to the labour member of parliament. in fact, i will be able to talk to her in just a second. so there we go. but when she is back where she is. oh, there we go. so there we are, minus nicola sturgeon. but great to the show. thank minus nicola sturgeon. but great to very, the show. thank minus nicola sturgeon. but great to very, very the show. thank minus nicola sturgeon. but great to very, very much.how. thank minus nicola sturgeon. but great to very, very much. as/. thank minus nicola sturgeon. but great to very, very much. as theiank you very, very much. as the labour member parliament for labour member of parliament for the that the redundancies the area that the redundancies will dame will be made and that is dame nia griffith. very , nia griffith. thank you very, very much. and can i also apologise my horrific apologise for my horrific engush apologise for my horrific english your english pronunciation of your fair world? sorry fair part of the world? so sorry about it comes to about that. but when it comes to the who their the people who are losing their job at this site, does it not appear that ordinary working class individuals are losing out on their livelihoods because because we are prioritising the accommodation of people who have just come here illegally? well, i think the point is— just come here illegally? well, i think the point is it's- t 3“ well, i think the point is it's the way— i think the point is it's the wew rre— i think the point is it's the wew rr-e err— i think the point is it's the way it's all been handled. i mean, here we— way it's all been handled. i mean, here we have fantastic erere— mean, here we have fantastic ererr: we— mean, here we have fantastic staff, we have— mean, here we have fantastic staff, we have 95,— mean, here we have fantastic staff, we have 95, you know, eeeme— staff, we have 95, you know, were wre— staff, we have 95, you know, people who are— staff, we have 95, you know, people who are very, very experienced. _ people who are very, very experienced. "car experienced. they've been working for a long working in the hotel for a long time they've been treated time and they've been treated absolutely appallingly . they've absolutely appallingly. they've had information. had

had no information. they've had no we have an no communication. we have an organisation called clearsprings who are contracted by the home office run the show, as it office to run the show, as it were . and they said only ten were. and they said only ten days ago, they said there will be jobs in catering and in cleaning and in security . now cleaning and in security. now i'm not pretending for one minute they would have been as good quality jobs as those jobs in hotel . and we have in the hotel. and we have opposed this hotel opposed the use of this hotel from but the point is from day one. but the point is this . they have then been told this. they have then been told just a few days later that there are no jobs. and that to me , you are no jobs. and that to me, you know, is just a terrible way to treat people right from the beginning. the owners haven't spoken to the workforce. the home office didn't speak to the workforce. they found out because the council and i told them what was going on. and the same with this organisation, clearsprings, who are contracted to the home office. so this is absolutely way to treat absolutely no way to treat decent, loyal staff who absolutely deserve to keep their jobs and they shouldn't be in this position in the first place. no100. this position in the first place. no 100. and when you reekkw— place. no 100. and when you reerrw rmmk— place. no 100. and when you really think about— t no 100. and when you

really think about how many eeeere— really think about how many were rme— really think about how many were me re— really think about how many people this is affecting across the people this is affecting across rrre eeemrrw:— people this is affecting across the country, it's— people this is affecting across the country, it's just like rme— the country, it's just like rme- rr-e— the country, it's just like this. it'sjust— the country, it's just like this. it's just the fact that rme— this. it's just the fact that me rree— this. it's just the fact that this has been— this. it's just the fact that this has been really highlighted reemr — this has been really highlighted reemr r— this has been really highlighted recent. i mean,— this has been really highlighted recent. i mean, staggering. recent. i mean, it's staggering. rme— recent. i mean, it's staggering.. wre—ereekererw the numbers must be absolutely ereooermo— the numbers must be absolutely ereooermo-m- the numbers must be absolutely staggering,-in the- staggering, especially in the meme— staggering, especially in the middle—living. middle of a cost of living erere— middle of a cost of living crisis-did— middle of a cost of living crisis-did the- middle of a cost of living crisis. did the staff there crisis. how did the staff there rme— crisis. how did the staff there. rime—where find out then and what's what's eereekrw— find out then and what's what's eereerrw going— find out then and what's what's actually going on? are they oerrme— actually going on? are they oerrmo emw— actually going on? are they getting any compensation? you getting any compensation? do you knew— getting any compensation? do you kmewe—rmew— getting any compensation? do youi kmewe—rmew-eewmo know? what have they been saying to i know? what have they been saying re-r rmmk— know? what have they been saying to-i think that's- to you? well i think that's rmer-e— to you? well i think that's were per— to you? well i think that's that's part of— to you? well i think that's that's part of the problem. the more senior members- that's part of the problem. the more senior members of staff were asked to let others were asked to let the others know, which, totally know, which, again, is totally unacceptable. they were literally yesterday literally told yesterday morning, information, no morning, no information, no notice, nothing . now, clearly, notice, nothing. now, clearly, you know, immediately we've got the unions in. we've got the county council and welsh county council and the welsh government, doing what government, you know, doing what they order to make sure they can in order to make sure that there are opportunities for people, but nothing at all. from the home office, i asked the minister only yesterday what what are you going to do about people their jobs? not people losing theirjobs? not not an indication at all from him of anything. so no total totally ignored by the home office and by the clear springs organisation and by the owners

who wouldn't even discuss it with them when they actually had a them a zoom meeting with them on friday. just wanted to pass friday. they just wanted to pass the were not prepared the buck. they were not prepared to face the music and that is, you know, that's where the fundamental is lied that fundamental problem is lied that they've been making these agreements office agreements with the home office behind backs. you know, behind people's backs. you know, i don't know they're i don't know what they're being offered, know , our offered, but, you know, our taxpayers all know taxpayers money, as we all know and, you know, i'm absolutely shocked the way all been shocked the way it's all been handled. absolutely well, i know for that handled. absolutely well, i know rer-rmer eeme— handled. absolutely well, i know for-that some other- for a fact that some other weree— for a fact that some other merere we — for a fact that some other hotels, we don't about for a fact that some other- hotels, we don't-about this hotels, we don't know about this one-some other- hotels, we don't know about this one some other hotels one yet, but some other hotels wewe— one yet, but some other hotels wewe-erreer— one yet, but some other hotels have _offered a - one yet, but some other hotels. have _offered a - amount have been offered a huge amount of have been offered a huge amount er memew— have been offered a huge amount er memew rree— have been offered a huge amount of money. plus the— have been offered a huge amount of money. plus the promise of a reu— of money. plus the promise of a full refurbishment— of money. plus the promise of a full refurbishment afterwards. so full refurbishment afterwards.| se—mew so and they obviously are now redeeme— so and they obviously are now erweme-er- so and they obviously are now reducing of staffing reducing the costs of staffing eme— reducing the costs of staffing eee—reme - reducing the costs of staffing eee—reme rr- reducing the costs of staffing| and—joint. if they and running the joint. if they rree— and running the joint. if they had _facilities- had any leisure facilities like eeme—rmew- had any leisure facilities like. eeme—rmew-rmer some of them, or they shut that eewe— some of them, or they shut that eewe-rewr— some of them, or they shut that down-don't have- some of them, or they shut that down don't have the cost down so they don't have the cost of down so they don't have the cost er-rrre— down so they don't have the cost of-the _etcetera. - of running the pool, etcetera. so of running the pool, etcetera. se rre— of running the pool, etcetera. se rr-elreekrw— of running the pool, etcetera. so it's really money so it's a really good money mekme— so it's a really good money mekme-rr- so it's a really good money mekme-rr wee- so it's a really good money making if you own making scheme. if you own a merel— making scheme. if you own a beret-e— making scheme. if you own a hotel,-a really— making scheme. if you own a hotel, a really good money hotel, it's a really good money mekme— hotel, it's a really good money making scheme— hotel, it's a really good money making scheme the total making scheme at the total ereee— making scheme at the total eeeee er— making scheme at the total expense of ordinary working making scheme at the total expensrwho3rdinary working making scheme at the total expensrwho )rdina been rking making scheme at the total expensrwho )rdina been a ing making scheme at the total expensrwho3rdinabeen a part of people who have been a part of mer— people who have been a part of that community. _ people who have been a part of that community. .in- people who have been a part of that community. in of that community. just in terms of the that community. just in terms of rwe-eree— that community. just in terms of the-area itself— that community. just in terms of the-area itself ,- that community. just in terms of the area itself , where the actual area itself, where mer— the actual area itself, where rer-,— the actual area itself, where aa_, wee-r- the actual area itself, where that , won't presumably that hotel is, won't presumably mer— that hotel is, won't presumably we re— that hotel is, won't presumably just be impacting— that hotel is, won't presumably just be impacting the people who wew— just be impacting the people who werw eerw— just be impacting the people who werw eeerw reeve— just be impacting the people who very sadly have lost their jobs

at very sadly have lost their jobs er mer— very sadly have lost their jobs at that hotel.— very sadly have lost their jobs at that hotel. i— very sadly have lost their jobs at that hotel. i would imagine it at that hotel. i would imagine rr weeke— at that hotel. i would imagine it would have— at that hotel. i would imagine it would have an— at that hotel. i would imagine it would have an impact as well on it would have an impact as well em rme— it would have an impact as well em rrre keeer— it would have an impact as well on the local economy , which has on the local economy, which has a massive impact— on the local economy, which has a massive impact because, you knew:— a massive impact because, you knew: we— a massive impact because, you knew: we eem-r— a massive impact because, you know, we don't lots of know, we don't have lots of mere— know, we don't have lots of hotels-this— know, we don't have lots of hotels this quality. /rt:r hotels of this quality. you knew.— hotels of this quality. you know, we're not- hotels of this quality. you know, we're not a- hotels of this quality. you know, we're not a massive, massive tourist area . and it was massive tourist area. and it was really an absolute gem to us in the local community. and i think, you know, local people have very long memories. they are certainly not going to be forgiving the owners any time soon this sort of this sort soon for this sort of this sort of behaviour. i mean, we know perfectly well it had been a perfectly well if it had been a local there, they'd have local owner there, they'd have said away . this is said no straight away. this is because are investors and because these are investors and as who how much as you say, who knows how much money making of it. money they're making out of it. and it just seems to us that that's it's all about. and that's what it's all about. and clearly will have an impact clearly it will have an impact on this was on the local economy. this was a hotel had many weddings, hotel which had many weddings, you lots of people came. you know, lots of people came. there were of events there were lots of big events there. it was something that brought people in. and again, you that's to an you know, that's going to be an impact the community. plus, impact on the community. plus, of course, it was a totally unsuhed of course, it was a totally unsuited location in a small village, you know, to be putting a large number of asylum seekers. imean,

a large number of asylum seekers. i mean, it's got all rme— seekers. i mean, it's got all rwe—rme- seekers. i mean, it's got all the—this, hasn'ti the old classics this, hasn't it, the old classics this, hasn't rr-kee— the old classics this, hasn't it,-you know,- the old classics this, hasn't it,-you know, we. the old classics this, hasn't it, you know, we talk it, really? you know, we talk erreer— it, really? you know, we talk about - hotels - it, really? you know, we talk about - hotels .- it, really? you know, we talk about hotels . they're about these hotels. they're ekwewe— about these hotels. they're always unfortunately , wholly always unfortunately, wholly emeerrerre— always unfortunately, wholly unsuitable locations , pretty unsuitable locations, pretty meem— unsuitable locations, pretty meew rme— unsuitable locations, pretty much the vast— unsuitable locations, pretty much the vast majority of the tree — much the vast majority of the tree emwwew— much the vast majority of the tree emwwew .— much the vast majority of the time anyway . they are. look, time anyway. they are. look, rwe— time anyway. they are. look, r-we eer— time anyway. they are. look, r-we eer re— time anyway. they are. look, i've got to ask— time anyway. they are. look, i've got to ask you, though, as a i've got to ask you, though, as e rereer— i've got to ask you, though, as e rereer we,— i've got to ask you, though, as a labour mp, when something like this a labour mp, when something like me merrere— a labour mp, when something like me meeeeme m— a labour mp, when something like this happens in your backyard , this happens in your backyard, as this happens in your backyard, ee rr— this happens in your backyard, ee rr wee— this happens in your backyard, as it were, does— this happens in your backyard, as it were, does it— this happens in your backyard, as it were, does it make you memer— as it were, does it make you mermee re— as it were, does it make you inclined to support the rwanda policy— inclined to support the rwanda eerrew er— inclined to support the rwanda eerrew er re— inclined to support the rwanda policy or to start— inclined to support the rwanda policy or to start considering rumma— policy or to start considering turning boats— policy or to start considering turning boats back or is it emrree— turning boats back or is it emrree wee— turning boats back or is it shifted you at— turning boats back or is it shifted you at all? where are you— shifted you at all? where are wee em— shifted you at all? where are wee em mew— shifted you at all? where are wee em mew we— shifted you at all? where are you on how we should be stopping people— you on how we should be stopping eeeere eemme— you on how we should be stopping people coming across the channel war.— people coming across the channel wew. wewe— people coming across the channel well, we've said— people coming across the channel well, we've said all— people coming across the channel well, we've said all along- people coming across the channel well, we've said all along that we need to beef up instead of cutting the national crime agency , which is what the tory agency, which is what the tory government did, needs to be beefing policing. we need government did, needs to be be have policing. we need government did, needs to be be have a policing. we need government did, needs to be be have a properolicing. we need government did, needs to be be have a proper crossg. we need government did, needs to be be have a proper cross border eed to have a proper cross border police force. we need to be cooperating more with cooperating a lot more with countries continent, countries on the continent, and we to be after the we need to be going after the people i mean, that's people smugglers. i mean, that's the foremost to the first and foremost thing to do secondly, course, do. but secondly, of course, it's the backlog . it's getting down the backlog. we ridiculous situation we have a ridiculous situation now office has now where the home office has allowed go allowed the backlog to go up. they have caseworkers than they have fewer caseworkers than they people they did have fewer people processing asylum claims.

processing these asylum claims. if process them. if they process them. i understand about a third of the people would not be eligible to stay. like albanians . and stay. people like albanians. and we've got an agreement with albania. haven't we sent albania. why haven't we sent back more of the 12,000 albanians come over albanians who've come over in the year? only 1800 have the last year? only 1800 have been back, although the been sent back, although the prime was boasting prime minister was boasting about this agreement back about this this agreement back in december . about this this agreement back in december. so what we about this this agreement back in december . so what we want in in december. so what we want to see is those processing of those claims done. then a third of people could go back. the others, if they get genuine refugee status, they could then be actually working many of them have skills. could i just ask you— have skills. could i just ask wee em— have skills. could i just ask wee em em— have skills. could i just ask you on on that? _ have skills. could i just ask you on on that? in- could i just ask you on on that? :�* ”art. you on on that? in fact, i've heard of people . yeah, sorry you on on that? :�* ”art. : yeah, sorry to heard of people. yeah, sorry to mrerreer— heard of people. yeah, sorry to mrerreer your— heard of people. yeah, sorry to interrupt you, but— heard of people. yeah, sorry to interrupt you, but just- : yeah, sorry to interrupt you, but just just on mer— interrupt you, but just just on ma, rme— interrupt you, but just just on ma, rme re— interrupt you, but just just on that, this is where the ereeeeeme— that, this is where the processing thing, if it's done here— processing thing, if it's done here eme— processing thing, if it's done here and not— processing thing, if it's done here and not somewhere like kwemee— here and not somewhere like kwemee rr— here and not somewhere like rwanda, if we— here and not somewhere like rwanda, if we went off what you eere— rwanda, if we went off what you eere rmee— rwanda, if we went off what you eere rmee r— rwanda, if we went off what you said there, i just— rwanda, if we went off what you said there, i just wonder , dame said there, i just wonder, dame na.— said there, i just wonder, dame ha, wrrerrrer— said there, i just wonder, dame nia, whether you _ said there, i just wonder, dame nia, whether you and i will be rerme— nia, whether you and i will be havinglsimilar_ nia, whether you and i will be having similar conversation, having a similar conversation, eer— having a similar conversation, eer erreer— having a similar conversation, but about the— having a similar conversation, but about the total lack of eeerer— but about the total lack of social housing— but about the total lack of social housing your social housing in your constituency. - social housing in your constituency. because social housing in your- constituency. .because let's constituency. nc because let's say— constituency. nc because let's eew mer— constituency. nc because let's eew rmer rowe— constituency. nc because let's say that 70% people in say that 70% of the people in mer— say that 70% of the people in rmer-eeeker- say that 70% of the people in that-seeker hotel- say that 70% of the people in that seeker hotel in your that asylum seeker hotel in your eree-eremree— that asylum seeker hotel in your area - granted leave - that asylum seeker hotel in your area granted leave to area were granted leave to-

remerm—weeke remain, which maybe they would be remain, which maybe they would re rmee— remain, which maybe they would be rrrem mew— remain, which maybe they would be then they would presumably live somewhere _ be then they would presumably live somewhere in— be then they would presumably live somewhere in your area. i were wee— live somewhere in your area. i mean, have you got the housing ereek— mean, have you got the housing ereek rer— mean, have you got the housing stock for that— mean, have you got the housing stock for that ? _ mean, have you got the housing stock for that ? but— mean, have you got the housing stock for that ? stock for that? but i think this is the point isn't it? you you live in the area where there are jobs, don't you? so, you know , jobs, don't you? so, you know, you apply for jobs jobs, don't you? so, you know, you apply forjobs and you go for the jobs in same way as for the jobs in the same way as any person would. what any other person would. and what we we mustn't we mustn't be doing, we mustn't be anybody and certainly be letting anybody and certainly not what you would call a mainstream party like the conservative is divide and rule in the sense of trying to pit one person against another. we do need to build far more houses and we've said that time and time again. it was exactly the topic on prime topic that was on prime minister's this week, minister's questions this week, you and keir starmer is you know, and keir starmer is making very that rishi you know, and keir starmer is makingseemsy that rishi you know, and keir starmer is makingseems to that rishi you know, and keir starmer is makingseems to be that rishi you know, and keir starmer is makingseems to be backtracking sunak seems to be backtracking on the housing targets . and we on the housing targets. and we all agree we need more houses , all agree we need more houses, but we agree that we need but we also agree that we need more sectors more workers in certain sectors . and we also agree that if you integrate people, it's about 2 or 3 people here or there. it's not about huge numbers in one place where you certainly don't

have the facilities. so you need to do things in a sensitive way. could you could you not could you not a fair number of them back anyway, i mean, the people who've just their jobs at who've just lost their jobs at that hotel, that asylum seeker hotel, presumably move presumably need to now move their area in order to go to try to some jobs. the kind of to find some jobs. the kind of jobs to find some jobs. the kind of rere mer— to find some jobs. the kind of jobs that maybe— to find some jobs. the kind of jobs that maybe you're- �*" r: the kind of jobs that maybe you're saying mer— jobs that maybe you're saying we rme— jobs that maybe you're saying that the asylum _ jobs that maybe you're saying that the asylum seekers could fill that the asylum seekers could fit e — that the asylum seekers could rrkk e werk— that the asylum seekers could fit e weu .— that the asylum seekers could fill ? will oily fill? well, absolutely. as i say, this is not an area of desperately . high job vacancies. desperately. high job vacancies. i mean, we all know , you know, i mean, we all know, you know, the job vacancies tend to be obviously in bigger cities where there are more opportunities. and you know, there are certain skills that are lacking in certain hospitals and so forth. so are , you know, so there are, you know, different different profiles in different different profiles in different areas. and it is much more difficult in a rural area. you have travel further you you have to travel further you and that's another that's a really good point to finish it on, actually, because i think you've raised another good issue, is lot of these issue, which is a lot of these local when the jobs local areas now, when the jobs 90, local areas now, when the jobs go, going to go, those people are going to have then what have to move and then what happens the local, the local happens to the local, the local

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it's all for mme— 80 grand people? it's all for mme. rre— 80 grand people? it's all for mind. it's all— 80 grand people? it's all for mind. it's all to— 80 grand people? it's all for mind. it's all to try to save twee— mind. it's all to try to save kwee merre— mind. it's all to try to save lives, right? loads to bring you in re— lives, right? loads to bring you in re meer— lives, right? loads to bring you in the next hour— lives, right? loads to bring you in the next hour of this show, remw— in the next hour of this show, jonny bairstow,— in the next hour of this show, jonny bairstow, give him a kmorrrrreee— jonny bairstow, give him a knighthood for— jonny bairstow, give him a knighthood for absolutely ereeeme— knighthood for absolutely ereeeme e— knighthood for absolutely classing a just stop oil erereerer— classing a just stop oil protester patrick christys gb wewe— protester patrick christys gb news britain's— protester patrick christys gb news britain's national .

is4 is 4 pm. is patrick christys. rre— is 4 pm. is patrick christys. rr-e ee— is 4 pm. is patrick christys. rr-e ere wewe— is 4 pm. is patrick christys. it's gb news how many tens of rmeeeemee— it's gb news how many tens of rmeeeemee er— it's gb news how many tens of thousands of ordinary working ereee— thousands of ordinary working ereee eeeere— thousands of ordinary working class people have to lose their reee— class people have to lose their rere ee— class people have to lose their rere ee e— class people have to lose their jobs as a result— class people have to lose their jobs as a result of— class people have to lose their jobs as a result of asylum eeeke— jobs as a result of asylum seeker hotels— jobs as a result of asylum seeker hotels ?- jobs as a result of asylum seeker hotels ? before people seeker hotels? before people erer— seeker hotels? before people ererr re— seeker hotels? before people ererr re eer:— seeker hotels? before people start to act, i— seeker hotels? before people start to act, i will be telling you— start to act, i will be telling wee ekeerkw— start to act, i will be telling wee ekeerrw wew— start to act, i will be telling you exactly why it has been laid rere.— you exactly why it has been laid eere. wew— you exactly why it has been laid eere. wew we— you exactly why it has been laid bare. now we are— you exactly why it has been laid bare. now we are priorities werewo— bare. now we are priorities meeemo rme— bare. now we are priorities housing, the housing needs of eeeere— housing, the housing needs of were wwe— housing, the housing needs of people who have— housing, the housing needs of people who have just come here rkreeekrw— people who have just come here rrreoerrw ee— people who have just come here illegally over people who rremkrw— illegally over people who frankly have— illegally over people who frankly have lived here all merr— frankly have lived here all their lives— frankly have lived here all their lives and— frankly have lived here all their lives and paid their taxes in their lives and paid their taxes m-mewe— their lives and paid their taxes in-news,-also,- in other news, i'm also, of e-ereere ee- in other news, i'm also, of course, to be talking course, going to be talking erreer— course, going to be talking erreer reer— course, going to be talking about just stop— course, going to be talking about just stop oil. they decide to about just stop oil. they decide re—rme— about just stop oil. they decide re—rme reme- about just stop oil. they decide to _the lords field i to storm onto the lords field reeew— to storm onto the lords field reeewlremw— to storm onto the lords field today jonny bairstow he today. jonny bairstow yes, he memeeee— today. jonny bairstow yes, he memeoee re— today. jonny bairstow yes, he managed to pick— today. jonny bairstow yes, he managed to pick one of them up under— managed to pick one of them up enter-erm— managed to pick one of them up under. arm and— managed to pick one of them up under arm and dragged them under his arm and dragged them off. under his arm and dragged them err. _hevr_ under his arm and dragged them off-_hevr reek- off. there he is. hey, look at mm— off. there he is. hey, look at rem-em— off. there he is. hey, look at rem-em ewe— off. there he is. hey, look ati him -on cue.-well him right on cue. jonny. well eeme. — done. give this man a knighthood.- done. give this man a knighthood. there are rumours rmewem—eemel knighthood. there are rumours. though._some kind knighthood. there are rumours. thrassault_some kind knighthood. there are rumours thrassault or some kind knighthood. there are rumours thrassault or some some kind knighthood. there are rumours thrassault or some kindime kind of assault or some kind of erew— of assault or some kind of affrayr eme— of assault or some kind of affray, and bairstow might affray, and jonny bairstow might get affray, and jonny bairstow might eer mekee— affray, and jonny bairstow might oer mekee rw— affray, and jonny bairstow might get nicked by police and not get nicked by the police and not rwm— get nicked by the police and not rwmlrer— get nicked by the police and not rwmlrer eew— get nicked by the police and not turn-for day two. _ get nicked by the police and not turn for day two. anyway turn up for day two. but anyway . high— turn up for day two. but anyway . high rewr— turn up for day two. but anyway . high court. harry.—

turn up for day two. but anyway . high court. harry. yes, that's memr. —we- . high court. harry. yes, that's. memr. —we-iwer right. could he end up with just errer— right. could he end up with just errer err— right. could he end up with just after all-this— right. could he end up with just after all-this-and- right. could he end up with just after all this and song after all of this drama and song eme— after all of this drama and song ewe-rme— after all of this drama and song ewe-rime .— after all of this drama and song and-fine . £500- after all of this drama and song and-fine . £500 in- and dance fine. £500 in compensation- and dance fine. £500 in compensation from mirror group. serrewekw— compensation from mirror group. serrewerw ru— compensation from mirror group. seriously i'll give— compensation from mirror group. seriously i'll give you the eererke— seriously i'll give you the eererre m— seriously i'll give you the details in a— seriously i'll give you the details in a tick. in other news as details in a tick. in other news ee werk— details in a tick. in other news ee war, big— details in a tick. in other news as well, big brother bank. get a reee— as well, big brother bank. get a reee er— as well, big brother bank. get a reee er rme- — as well, big brother bank. get a load of this. okay,— as well, big brother bank. get a load of this. okay, so we've rr— load of this. okay, so we've seen it time— load of this. okay, so we've seen it time and— load of this. okay, so we've seen it time and time again, eeker-r— seen it time and time again, mewem-r we— seen it time and time again, haven't we, where these very emew— haven't we, where these very emorw keweeere— haven't we, where these very angry keyboard warriors from a werrerw— angry keyboard warriors from a werrerw er— angry keyboard warriors from a variety of different groups, were— variety of different groups, ewrre erree— variety of different groups, quite often in— variety of different groups, quite often in this case from rme— quite often in this case from rrre reerer — quite often in this case from the lgbtq+ community, go after a ewemeeee— the lgbtq+ community, go after a business? well,— the lgbtq+ community, go after a business? well, they went after a business? well, they went after e ewemeee— business? well, they went after a business and— business? well, they went after a business and a— business? well, they went after a business and a bank shut their reek— a business and a bank shut their remk eeeewr— a business and a bank shut their bank account down. now they've rree— bank account down. now they've mee re— bank account down. now they've mee re eew— bank account down. now they've mee re eew mem— bank account down. now they've had to pay them compensation. rem-r— had to pay them compensation. rem-r rme— had to pay them compensation. isn't this absolutely terrifying?- isn't this absolutely terrifying? they could come errer— terrifying? they could come errer wew — terrifying? they could come after you next.— terrifying? they could come after you next. just think about reer— after you next. just think about rrrer. wrer— after you next. just think about that. what else— after you next. just think about that. what else have i got on? on— that. what else have i got on? em wee.— that. what else have i got on? em wee. remarr— that. what else have i got on? oh, yes. tonight is— that. what else have i got on? oh, yes. tonight is the night eeeeke— oh, yes. tonight is the night were werew— oh, yes. tonight is the night people. which explains, by the way,— people. which explains, by the wew—eeme- people. which explains, by the wew—eeme rwrr- people. which explains, by the way, gone full trump way, why i have gone full trump ekew— way, why i have gone full trump ekewlr— way, why i have gone full trump okewlr-eeme— way, why i have gone full trump okayll-going re— way, why i have gone full trump okayii-going to be- way, why i have gone full trump okay i going to be dancing okay, i am going to be dancing on okay, i am going to be dancing em-wrrm— okay, i am going to be dancing em-wrrm rme— okay, i am going to be dancing on with the dreamboys this on stage with the dreamboys this ewemme. — on stage with the dreamboys this evening. _everyone- on stage with the dreamboys this evening. everyone we evening. thanks to everyone we were— evening. thanks to everyone we mere-rew— evening. thanks to everyone we have _you have- evening. thanks to everyone we have you have raised have raised. you have raised wereee:— have raised. you have raised £76,000, staggering sum for the merrer— £76,000, staggering sum for the mental health _ £76,000, staggering sum for the mental health charity mind to try mental health charity mind to rrw re— mental health charity mind to rrw re eewe— mental health charity mind to try to save lives— mental health charity mind to try to save lives and smash that erreme— try to save lives and smash that erreme er— try to save lives and smash that stigma of mental— try to save lives and smash that stigma of mental health and also as stigma of mental health and also ee werk— stigma of mental health and also ee wekr re— stigma of mental health and also ee wekr re eree—

stigma of mental health and also as well to stop the— stigma of mental health and also as well to stop the epidemic of mere— as well to stop the epidemic of male suicide.— as well to stop the epidemic of male suicide. justgiving.com rerwere— male suicide. justgiving.com forward slash— male suicide. justgiving.com forward slash fundraising, rerwere— forward slash fundraising, forward slash— forward slash fundraising, forward slash challenge . forward slash challenge. cmrerre-e— forward slash challenge. christie's will- forward slash challenge. christie's will be talking to a ereem — christie's will be talking to a ereem eew— christie's will be talking to a dream boy who's— christie's will be talking to a dream boy who's at the theatre where— dream boy who's at the theatre where ru— dream boy who's at the theatre were re re— dream boy who's at the theatre where i'll be performing a krrrre— where i'll be performing a tire err— where i'll be performing a little bit later— where i'll be performing a little bit later on. wish me rwek— little bit later on. wish me rwek .— little bit later on. wish me rwek . kee— little bit later on. wish me rwek . we r— little bit later on. wish me luck . yes, i have been tango'd luck. yes, i have been tango'd gb luck. yes, i have been tango'd ere wewe— luck. yes, i have been tango'd ere vrewe ee— luck. yes, i have been tango'd gb views are gb— luck. yes, i have been tango'd gb views are gb news .com. look, on a serious note— gb views are gb news .com. look, on a serious note ,— gb views are gb news .com. look, on a serious note , i— gb views are gb news .com. look, on a serious note , i want to on a serious note, i want to knew— on a serious note, i want to knew where— on a serious note, i want to know what's your- on a serious note, i want to know what's your take on the reer— know what's your take on the reer reer— know what's your take on the fact that working— know what's your take on the fact that working class people are fact that working class people ere-rrrererkw— fact that working class people are-literally just- fact that working class people are literally just being are now literally just being kicked— are now literally just being kicked-kerb- are now literally just being kicked-kerb to- are now literally just being kicked kerb to make way kicked to the kerb to make way for kicked to the kerb to make way rer people— kicked to the kerb to make way for people who've— kicked to the kerb to make way for people who've come here for people who've just come here illegally?— for people who've just come here rrreoerrwelwew— for people who've just come here illegally?.you are— for people who've just come here illegally? you are unemployed illegally? if you are unemployed at illegally? if you are unemployed er—eme— illegally? if you are unemployed er—eme wewre- illegally? if you are unemployed at and you're about at the moment and you're about to at the moment and you're about re-mewee— at the moment and you're about re-mewee wrrm- at the moment and you're about to-house with the- at the moment and you're about to house with the cost to lose your house with the cost of to lose your house with the cost er living— to lose your house with the cost of living crisis— to lose your house with the cost of living crisis and— to lose your house with the cost of living crisis and the merroeoe— of living crisis and the mortgage rates going up, why erer—e- mortgage rates going up, why aren't—a dinghy?i mortgage rates going up, why aren't across a dinghy? mortgage rates going up, why aren't across the a dinghy? mortgage rates going up, why aren't across the channeliy? mortgage rates going up, why aren't across the channel and then come across the channel and then all come across the channel and then errle— come across the channel and then ekrle eweeem— come across the channel and then all-a sudden,-you- come across the channel and then all a sudden, you will all of a sudden, bingo, you will reere— all of a sudden, bingo, you will revelereee— all of a sudden, bingo, you will merelekeee re— all of a sudden, bingo, you will have lplace to live _ all of a sudden, bingo, you will have place to live for free have a place to live for free eme— have a place to live for free ewe-err— have a place to live for free ewe-err er- have a place to live for free and-bit of an- and a little bit of an allowance.- and a little bit of an allowance. vaiews@gbnews.com. weeekmee—.- headlines now with polly. rerrrek. — headlines now with polly. patrick. thank- headlines now with polly. patrick. t: patrick. thank you. good afternoon. the top story on gb news thames water says it's working constructively with its

shareholder to secure funding amid mounting concern over its financial stability contingency plans are being drawn up by the government, including adding possible emergency renationalisation of the company . it's feared thames water is err— . it's feared thames water is err erwem— . it's feared thames water is £14 billion in— it's feared thames water is £14 billion in debt. the rwemeee— £14 billion in debt. the business and- £14 billion in debt. the business and energy secretary kemr — business and energy secretary kemi badenoch_ business and energy secretary kemi badenoch said this. we need to kemi badenoch said this. we need re meke— kemi badenoch said this. we need re meke ee— kemi badenoch said this. we need to make sure that— kemi badenoch said this. we need to make sure that thames water as to make sure that thames water ee em emrrrw— to make sure that thames water as an entity survives. “rttrt; as an entity survives. there's a lot as an entity survives. there's a er er— as an entity survives. there's a er er werk— as an entity survives. there's a lot of work that the government is trying to do on resolving sewage at the moment . will sewage at the moment. will certainly up until now, the regulator has been focussed on keeping consumer bills down, but there's lot of infrastructure there's a lot of infrastructure work take place work that needs to take place and need that entity to and we need that entity to survive and be and continue going we'll keep you up to going well, we'll keep you up to date on that story as it progresses the day. in progresses during the day. in the meantime, tell the meantime, let's tell you erewr—wrre-ei the meantime, let's tell you- about_who's been about the chancellor who's been ereeeme— about the chancellor who's been pressing watchdogs over pressing consumer watchdogs over eemeemer-rrme— pressing consumer watchdogs over concerns-firms are— concerns that firms are ekererrme— concerns that firms are exploiting high inflation to reeer— exploiting high inflation to boost their— exploiting high inflation to boost their profits. exploltlng high inflation to boost their profits. r; exploiting high inflation to boost their profits. ”rt; t. boost their profits. jeremy hunt has been meeting with the cma and regulators for the energy, water and communications sectors

to question how they could lower pnces to question how they could lower prices for customers . and that's prices for customers. and that's after the bank of england suggested some retailers are hiking prices or failing to pass on lower costs to their consumers . ofcom has launched an consumers. ofcom has launched an investigation into bt after disruption to the 999 emergency call service at the weekend. the communications watchdog says it's the communications watchdog says rr-e eeme— the communications watchdog says we going re— the communications watchdog says rr-e going re reek— the communications watchdog says it's going to look into the mememr— it's going to look into the incident to— it's going to look into the incident to find out whether or not incident to find out whether or mer rrre — incident to find out whether or not the telecoms— incident to find out whether or not the telecoms giant failed to eemekw— not the telecoms giant failed to eemerw wrrm— not the telecoms giant failed to eemerw wrrm rre— not the telecoms giant failed to comply with its regulatory ewrree— comply with its regulatory ewrree . — comply with its regulatory ewrree . ke— comply with its regulatory duties . as et,- comply with its regulatory duties. rt comply with its regulatory duties. kw“rt.“ g comply with its regulatory- duties . as bt, which manages the duties. as bt, which manages the 999 phone system, apologised. sincere plea for the uk wide disruption when the company took nearly three hours to tell the government there was a problem. downing street has described the groping allegation against the conservative candidate for london mayor daniel korski, as very serious. number ten urges any other complaint to come forward. that's after the television producer, daisy goodwin , made a formal complaint goodwin, made a formal complaint accusing the former downing

street aide of groping a decade ago. mr street aide of groping a decade ago . mr korski denies the ago. mr korski denies the erreoerreme— ago. mr korski denies the allegations ,— 3 mr korski denies the allegations , saying it's allegations, saying it's categorically- allegations, saying it's categorically untrue . sir keir categorically untrue. sir keir srermer— categorically untrue. sir keir srermer rree— categorically untrue. sir keir starmer has questioned whether the starmer has questioned whether rrre ewme— starmer has questioned whether the prime minister will hit his rereer— the prime minister will hit his rereer er— the prime minister will hit his target of building 300,000 new memee— target of building 300,000 new rremee erew— target of building 300,000 new homes every year— target of building 300,000 new homes every year. “r; homes every year. speaking at prime minister's questions this afternoon, the labour leader accused rishi sunak of not agreeing with the housing minister on the pledge and instead spending thousands of pounds on adverts criticising the plans. sir keir also said housebuilding— the plans. sir keir also said housebuilding has- sir keir also said housebuilding has collapsed emee— housebuilding has collapsed wr— housebuilding has collapsed since mr sunak_ housebuilding has collapsed since mr sunak scrapped memeererw— since mr sunak scrapped mandatory targets . since mr sunak scrapped- mandatory targets . but the prime mandatory targets. but the prime minister defended himself, saying 2.2 million additional homes have been built since the tories took power. 13 years ago . low earning parents on universal credit are to receive a boost in child care support. the government says families can now receive up to £951 a month for one child and £1,630 for two or more children . eligible or more children. eligible parents entering work or

increasing their hours will also receive up to 85% of their childcare costs in advance . at childcare costs in advance. at a jury has been selected ahead of a jury has been selected ahead er rme— a jury has been selected ahead er rrre rrrer— a jury has been selected ahead of the trial of— a jury has been selected ahead of the trial of oscar winning eerer— of the trial of oscar winning eerer kewm— of the trial of oscar winning actor kevin spacey for alleged sex offences— actor kevin spacey for alleged sex offences against four men. we— sex offences against four men. we eerer— sex offences against four men. we eerer re— sex offences against four men. the actor is facing— sex offences against four men. the actor is facing 12 charges, merweme— the actor is facing 12 charges, including sexual— the actor is facing 12 charges, including sexual and indecent eeeewkr.— including sexual and indecent eeeewkr. rree— including sexual and indecent assault. the 63— including sexual and indecent assault. the 63 year old will erreer— assault. the 63 year old will eeeeer er— assault. the 63 year old will appear at southwark crown court for appear at southwark crown court rer e— appear at southwark crown court rer e rewr— appear at southwark crown court for a four week— appear at southwark crown court for a four week trial. he denies all for a four week trial. he denies err rme— for a four week trial. he denies all the charges— for a four week trial. he denies all the charges . _ for a four week trial. he denies all the charges . \rr:t:rkrw g“trt;rt; all the charges. now, three people have been arrested after just stop oil protesters stopped the second ashes test at lord's today by running onto the pitch. england wicket keeper jonny eerrerew— england wicket keeper jonny bairstow took— england wicket keeper jonny bairstow took matters into his merre— bairstow took matters into his memee ew— bairstow took matters into his own hands by picking up erereerer— own hands by picking up erereerer .— own hands by picking up protester . as— own hands by picking up protester . as you own hands by picking up protester. as you can own hands by picking up protester . as you can see, if protester. as you can see, if wewe— protester. as you can see, if you're watching _ protester. as you can see, if you're watching on television wwe— you're watching on television wwe rree— you're watching on television who had been— you're watching on television who had been attempting to throw eeker— who had been attempting to throw eemr eere— who had been attempting to throw paint onto-field. _ who had been attempting to throw paint onto-field. he- who had been attempting to throw paint onto field. rt; paint onto the field. he was remed— paint onto the field. he was ferried off. another- paint onto the field. rt; : another protester ferried off. another protester was removed from - : another protester was removed from the grounds as werk— was removed from the grounds as wet rw— was removed from the grounds as wet by eeewrrrw— was removed from the grounds as well by security staff . just well by security staff. just eree— well by security staff. just eree-eew— well by security staff. just eree-eew mew- well by security staff. just stop say they disrupted the stop oil say they disrupted the merm— stop oil say they disrupted the mererr re— stop oil say they disrupted the match to demand— stop oil say they disrupted the match to demand action from the eewemmemr— match to demand action from the government change. government on climate change. but government on climate change. ewr re— government on climate change. but ed miliband,— government on climate change. but ed miliband, shadow eeerererw— but ed miliband, shadow secretary for— but ed miliband, shadow secretary for climate change,

eere — secretary for climate change, eere rrre — secretary for climate change, said the tactics— secretary for climate change, said the tactics just aren't werkme. — said the tactics just aren't working. labour condemns just eree— working. labour condemns just eree err— working. labour condemns just eree err . — working. labour condemns just eree err. r— working. labour condemns just stop oil. i don't— working. labour condemns just stop oil. r:rt:r“ l , stop oil. i don't think their tactics do anything wrong for anyone. labour has taken a position which will cut bills, ensure jobs, create energy security and tackle the climate crisis. hundreds of security and tackle the climate crisis . hundreds of steelworkers crisis. hundreds of steelworkers wewe— crisis. hundreds of steelworkers were eeem— t.” hundreds of steelworkers have been protesting outside rerkrememr.— have been protesting outside parliament. the— have been protesting outside parliament. the gmb union claims ekmeer— parliament. the gmb union claims ermeer eere— parliament. the gmb union claims ermeer eewe er— parliament. the gmb union claims almost 80% of jobs— parliament. the gmb union claims almost 80% of jobs in the entire ereer— almost 80% of jobs in the entire ereer eeere— almost 80% of jobs in the entire steel sector have— almost 80% of jobs in the entire steel sector have gone over the reer— steel sector have gone over the we re— steel sector have gone over the we re weere — steel sector have gone over the last 40 years. workers are eerwme— last 40 years. workers are eerwme rer— last 40 years. workers are calling for a— last 40 years. workers are calling for a proper industrial errereew— calling for a proper industrial errereow eme— calling for a proper industrial strategy and relief from energy eere — strategy and relief from energy eere rme— strategy and relief from energy costs. the government says it's werkme— costs. the government says it's working ereeerw— costs. the government says it's working closely with the sector to secure a sustainable, decarbonised- to secure a sustainable, decarbonised and competitive rwrwre— decarbonised and competitive rwrwre rer— decarbonised and competitive future for the _ decarbonised and competitive future for the steel industry . future for the steel industry. mere— future for the steel industry. were weer— future for the steel industry. that's your news— future for the steel industry. that's your news headline. you're with gb news. more news as you're with gb news. more news ee rr— you're with gb news. more news as it happens. back now to .

patrick lowe , the stuff to get you going lowe, the stuff to get you going this hour. but i'm starting with rme— this hour. but i'm starting with were renew— this hour. but i'm starting with this jonny bairstow— t but i'm starting with this jonny bairstow just showed the this jonny bairstow just showed rrre perke— this jonny bairstow just showed the police how— this jonny bairstow just showed the police how it's done . just the police how it's done. just eree. — the police how it's done. just eree. err— the police how it's done. just stop. oil stormed— the police how it's done. just stop. oil stormed onto the rere-e— stop. oil stormed onto the lord's cricket— stop. oil stormed onto the lord's cricket ground and eerwee:— lord's cricket ground and sprayed, pounded paint ewerwwrrere— sprayed, pounded paint everywhere and bairstow picked one everywhere and bairstow picked er— everywhere and bairstow picked er rmem— everywhere and bairstow picked er rmem we— everywhere and bairstow picked one of them up and, well, reeke— one of them up and, well, frankly, took— one of them up and, well, frankly, took out the trash. reke— frankly, took out the trash. rekelkeek— frankly, took out the trash. takellooklthis- frankly, took out the trash. takellooklthis .- frankly, took out the trash. take look this . jonny take a look at this. jonny eerrerew. — take a look at this. jonny bairstow. they're not messing erewre— bairstow. they're not messing erewme m— bairstow. they're not messing around in his— bairstow. they're not messing around in his full— bairstow. they're not messing around in his full clobber , around in his full clobber, erekme— around in his full clobber, erekmo mem— around in his full clobber, picking them up, hoisting him. or picking them up, hoisting him. re re— picking them up, hoisting him. re re rr— picking them up, hoisting him. re re r e— picking them up, hoisting him. or is it a her?— picking them up, hoisting him. or is it a her? it's— picking them up, hoisting him. or is it a her? it's hard to rere— or is it a her? it's hard to err r— or is it a her? it's hard to tell. i mean,— or is it a her? it's hard to tell. i mean, i— or is it a her? it's hard to tell. i mean, i don't know what merr— tell. i mean, i don't know what their pronouns— tell. i mean, i don't know what their pronouns are— tell. i mean, i don't know what their pronouns are as well. to be rem— their pronouns are as well. to be rem r— their pronouns are as well. to be fair, i wouldn't— their pronouns are as well. to be fair, i wouldn't want to mreoemeer— be fair, i wouldn't want to misgender would be fair, i wouldn't want to misgender-would and be fair, i wouldn't want to misgonezr-would and be fair, i wouldn't want to misgone of-would and be fair, i wouldn't want to misgone of- overd and be fair, i wouldn't want to misgone of over the and be fair, i wouldn't want to misgone of over the side. lobs one of them over the side. were— lobs one of them over the side. mere—emwwew.- lobs one of them over the side. there anyway. okay there good stuff anyway. okay wrer— there good stuff anyway. okay wrer-ww- there good stuff anyway. okay what-why can't- there good stuff anyway. okay what why can't the what a legend. why can't the perke— what a legend. why can't the eerree rwer— what a legend. why can't the eerree we re— what a legend. why can't the police just do though? police just do this though? serrewekw— police just do this though? seriously when— police just do this though? seriously when a white van man rmee— seriously when a white van man rrree re— seriously when a white van man tried to shove— seriously when a white van man tried to shove just— seriously when a white van man tried to shove just stop oil out of tried to shove just stop oil out er rree— tried to shove just stop oil out er rrre wew: — tried to shove just stop oil out er rrre wew: rre— tried to shove just stop oil out of the way, he was— tried to shove just stop oil out of the way, he was attacked by rwe— of the way, he was attacked by rwe eeeeere— of the way, he was attacked by two coppers sworn— of the way, he was attacked by two coppers sworn at and very meerrw— two coppers sworn at and very nearly prosecuted— two coppers sworn at and very nearly prosecuted . i am half nearly prosecuted. i am half ekeeerme— nearly prosecuted. i am half expecting there _ nearly prosecuted. i am half expecting there to be a statement— expecting there to be a statement from the met shortly eewme— statement from the met shortly eewmo reer— statement from the met shortly saying that bairstow will not be reerwrme— saying that bairstow will not be reerwrme rer— saying that bairstow will not be featuring for the _ saying that bairstow will not be featuring for the second day's play— featuring for the second day's erew reee— featuring for the second day's play because he's due in court on play because he's due in court emleeeewrr— play because he's due in court on.assault charge.- play because he's due in court on assault charge. genuinely on an assault charge. genuinely rrrewem— on an assault charge. genuinely rmewem ewr— on an assault charge. genuinely though, our police— on an assault charge. genuinely though, our police are happy for

rwer— though, our police are happy for rwer-orr— though, our police are happy for rwer-ork re— though, our police are happy for just-oil to hold— though, our police are happy for just-oil to hold up- though, our police are happy for just oil to hold up people just stop oil to hold up people rrwme— just stop oil to hold up people rrwmo re— just stop oil to hold up people trying to hospitals, trying to get to hospitals, rrwme— trying to get to hospitals, rrwmoleer— trying to get to hospitals, trying-get to- trying to get to hospitals, trying get to work, trying to get to hospitals, trying i get to work, to trying to get to work, trying to keep — trying to get to work, trying to keep-eeememw— trying to get to work, trying to keep economy moving. and keep our economy moving. and mew— keep our economy moving. and rmew-mewee— keep our economy moving. and they-moved them- keep our economy moving. and they moved them out the they barely moved them out the way— they barely moved them out the wew mew— they barely moved them out the way they certainly— they barely moved them out the way they certainly don't like rree— way they certainly don't like rwe—rmem- way they certainly don't like the—them outj way they certainly don't like. the _them out of the public moving them out of the public moving them out of rwe-ewr— the public moving them out of rwe-ewr wrer— the public moving them out of the-but when it- the public moving them out of the but when it comes to the way. but when it comes to rme— the way. but when it comes to re erreker— the way. but when it comes to the cricket at— the way. but when it comes to the cricket at lord's, bairstow eere—me- the cricket at lord's, bairstow eere—me erm- the cricket at lord's, bairstow gets his arm, casts gets one under his arm, casts emelrmem— gets one under his arm, casts emelrmemire— gets one under his arm, casts one them to rapturous one of them off to rapturous eeekewee— one of them off to rapturous applause,-police. one of them off to rapturous applause, police should applause, and the police should werew— applause, and the police should rrerem re— applause, and the police should listen to that— applause, and the police should listen to that applause because reere— listen to that applause because that's-reaction— listen to that applause because that's reaction that they that's the reaction that they wewe— that's the reaction that they wewe-erew— that's the reaction that they would every single time they would get every single time they erree— would get every single time they emee e— would get every single time they mmew erwer— would get every single time they biffed a just stop— would get every single time they biffed a just stop oil protests reere.— biffed a just stop oil protests reere. wrer-e— biffed a just stop oil protests there. that's the— biffed a just stop oil protests there. that's the public's reeerrem— there. that's the public's reaction-all- there. that's the public's reaction-all of- there. that's the public's reaction all of this reaction to all of this nonsense.— reaction to all of this nonsense-is- reaction to all of this nonsense. is what reaction to all of this- nonsense.-is what the nonsense. that is what the ewerre— nonsense. that is what the were weer.— nonsense. that is what the public want. they don't want memew— public want. they don't want memew eemew— public want. they don't want namby pamby pansy police . i am namby pamby pansy police. i am emwmee— namby pamby pansy police. i am convinced that— namby pamby pansy police. i am convinced that just— namby pamby pansy police. i am convinced that just stop oil erereerere— convinced that just stop oil protesters have _ convinced that just stop oil protesters have either got massive daddy issues or they're unhappy— massive daddy issues or they're wmeeew wrrm— massive daddy issues or they're unhappy with their own lives. why— unhappy with their own lives. wew why?— unhappy with their own lives. wew wewe war,— unhappy with their own lives. why why? well, because when you reek— why why? well, because when you reek er— why why? well, because when you reek er rrre — why why? well, because when you look at the demographics and the reekerewmee— look at the demographics and the backgrounds of— look at the demographics and the backgrounds of this lot, they're wewerrw— backgrounds of this lot, they're wewerrw eeem— backgrounds of this lot, they're usually seem well—to—do, usually seem like well—to—do, mreere— usually seem like well—to—do, mreere re— usually seem like well—to—do, middle to upper— usually seem like well—to—do, middle to upper class people. rrwer— middle to upper class people. we rwme— middle to upper class people. trust fund babies, the kind of eeeme— trust fund babies, the kind of were wrreee— trust fund babies, the kind of people whose parents enjoyed weremme— people whose parents enjoyed weremme e— people whose parents enjoyed watching a spot— people whose parents enjoyed watching a spot of cricket or rree— watching a spot of cricket or re opera— watching a spot of cricket or re eeere .— watching a spot of cricket or the opera . all— watching a spot of cricket or the opera . all the chelsea the opera. all the chelsea rkewer— the opera. all the chelsea flower show— the opera. all the chelsea flower show .— the opera. all the chelsea flower show . i've got flower show. i've got a eweererem— flower show. i've got a suspicion that- flower show. i've got a suspicion that this lot are eeme— suspicion that this lot are eeme rr— suspicion that this lot are doing it more— suspicion that this lot are doing it more to anger their

eeremre— doing it more to anger their eeremre rmee— doing it more to anger their parents than they are for the ewr— parents than they are for the cause. but this— parents than they are for the cause. but this did make me kewem— cause. but this did make me rewom rmewom— cause. but this did make me laugh, though. actually, i must eew.— laugh, though. actually, i must eew. k— laugh, though. actually, i must say. a statement— laugh, though. actually, i must say. a statement from just stop oil say. a statement from just stop err-e— say. a statement from just stop err-e ee— say. a statement from just stop err-e ee weer— say. a statement from just stop oil-a 69 year old- oil said a 69 year old grandmother- oil said a 69 year old grandmother from epsom was one of grandmother from epsom was one er rme— grandmother from epsom was one er rrre eeeeke— grandmother from epsom was one of the people taking action, but she of the people taking action, but erre ere— of the people taking action, but erre ere mer— of the people taking action, but she did not make— of the people taking action, but she did not make it onto the erree— she did not make it onto the errem war,— she did not make it onto the pitch. well, that's not much eerrem— pitch. well, that's not much eerrem rmem — pitch. well, that's not much action then. she's just gone to werew— action then. she's just gone to wererr rme— action then. she's just gone to watch the cricket. _ action then. she's just gone to watch the cricket. but i mean, weer.— watch the cricket. but i mean, weem emwwew— watch the cricket. but i mean, weem emwwew e— watch the cricket. but i mean, yeah. anyway a statement from rwer— yeah. anyway a statement from we eree— yeah. anyway a statement from we eree err— yeah. anyway a statement from we eree err-eew— yeah. anyway a statement from just stop oil say that that just stop oil did say that that 69 just stop oil did say that that ee weer— just stop oil did say that that ee weer ere— just stop oil did say that that 69 year old woman was there. but i 69 year old woman was there. but r-kmew— 69 year old woman was there. but r-kmew erewr— 69 year old woman was there. but i-know about you,- 69 year old woman was there. but i know about you, but i i don't know about you, but i wewe— i don't know about you, but i wewre meeerrw— i don't know about you, but i would happily—al i don't know about you, but i. would happily—a trip would happily crowd fund a trip for would happily crowd fund a trip rer reer— would happily crowd fund a trip rer rmer ee— would happily crowd fund a trip for that 69 year— would happily crowd fund a trip for that 69 year old grandmother and for that 69 year old grandmother erre rme— for that 69 year old grandmother erre rrre reer— for that 69 year old grandmother and the rest of— for that 69 year old grandmother and the rest of just— for that 69 year old grandmother and the rest of just stop oil to go and the rest of just stop oil to 90-n— and the rest of just stop oil to 90-0r sewer - and the rest of just stop oil to go-or saudi arabia. and the rest of just stop oil to go or saudi arabia and go to china or saudi arabia and erereer— go to china or saudi arabia and erereer ee— go to china or saudi arabia and protest over there. _ go to china or saudi arabia and protest over there. they say, or..— protest over there. they say, em werk— protest over there. they say, em wew: we— protest over there. they say, oh, well, we live— protest over there. they say, oh, well, we live in this eewmrrw.— oh, well, we live in this eewmrrw. se— oh, well, we live in this country. so we- oh, well, we live in this country. so we want to make a reference— country. so we want to make a difference here _ country. so we want to make a difference here for— country. so we want to make a difference here for okay, well , difference here for okay, well, r-m — difference here for okay, well, r-m erek— difference here for okay, well, r-m erek er— difference here for okay, well, i'm sick of them— difference here for okay, well, i'm sick of them saying that to me on shows like— i'm sick of them saying that to me on shows like this. so, you knew— me on shows like this. so, you knew we— me on shows like this. so, you know who - lives- me on shows like this. so, you know who-lives in- me on shows like this. so, you know who lives in this know who also lives in this eewmrrwe— know who also lives in this country? chinese and saudi country? well, chinese and saudi wereee— country? well, chinese and saudi arabian diplomats— country? well, chinese and saudi arabian diplomats don't they? ame— arabian diplomats don't they? ame-eeeere- arabian diplomats don't they? and google where their and you can google where their emeeeree— and you can google where their embassies—outside. embassies are, protest outside reere— embassies are, protest outside reere wew— embassies are, protest outside there you bunch— embassies are, protest outside there you bunch of cretinous eeweree— there you bunch of cretinous

cowards . vaiews@gbnews.com. cowards. vaiews@gbnews.com. reeke— cowards. vaiews@gbnews.com. rreke ee— cowards. vaiews@gbnews.com. rreke wew— cowards. vaiews@gbnews.com. make sure you keep those views eemme— make sure you keep those views eemme m— make sure you keep those views coming in thick— make sure you keep those views coming in thick and fast. but we rewmr— coming in thick and fast. but we rewmr re— coming in thick and fast. but we rewmr re ewr— coming in thick and fast. but we return to our top— coming in thick and fast. but we return to our top story now and reer— return to our top story now and we re— return to our top story now and we re reer— return to our top story now and we re rmer e— return to our top story now and that is that a hotel— return to our top story now and that is that a hotel in carmarthenshire in wales. thank you carmarthenshire in wales. thank wew-ewr— carmarthenshire in wales. thank you-out-initial- you for taking out the initial emew-rre- you for taking out the initial name-who have- you for taking out the initial name who have my name of there who have my ereeweer— name of there who have my producer-that— name of there who have my producer-that i- name of there who have my producer that i it's producer is that i think it's rkemekrr— producer is that i think it's. llanelli—make producer is that i think it's- llanelli_make 95 llanelli anyway it's to make 95 emereweee—m- llanelli anyway it's to make 95 employees-in the. employees redundant in the eemme— employees redundant in the coming weeks— employees redundant in the coming weeks when a whole host of coming weeks when a whole host er eewrwm — coming weeks when a whole host of asylum seekers— coming weeks when a whole host of asylum seekers arrive. yes srerrere— of asylum seekers arrive. yes stafford studley— of asylum seekers arrive. yes stafford studley park hotel . stafford studley park hotel. were— stafford studley park hotel. were we— stafford studley park hotel. were we 90— stafford studley park hotel. were we 90 m— stafford studley park hotel. here we go in hanley. have been rere— here we go in hanley. have been rere reer— here we go in hanley. have been told that their— here we go in hanley. have been told that their last— here we go in hanley. have been told that their last working day wru— told that their last working day we re— told that their last working day we re rme— told that their last working day will be the 10th _ told that their last working day will be the 10th of july, after werew— will be the 10th of july, after week zer— will be the 10th of july, after which 241 asylum seekers will be meweee— which 241 asylum seekers will be meweee reere. — which 241 asylum seekers will be housed there. this— which 241 asylum seekers will be housed there. this is good rmewem— housed there. this is good though, because i've just spoken to though, because i've just spoken re rme— though, because i've just spoken re rwe-wr— though, because i've just spoken re rwe-rer wwe— though, because i've just spoken to the mp who revealed to the local mp who revealed some more details . so apparently some more details. so apparently mew— some more details. so apparently rmew wee— some more details. so apparently rmew rwer— some more details. so apparently they were just told— some more details. so apparently they were just told about this weerereew. — they were just told about this weerereew. mew— they were just told about this yesterday. they were given no werke— yesterday. they were given no mere mew— yesterday. they were given no notice. they will— yesterday. they were given no notice. they will be out on merr— notice. they will be out on their backside _ notice. they will be out on their backside .— notice. they will be out on their backside . so they don't their backside. so they don't knew— their backside. so they don't kmew rr— their backside. so they don't know if they're _ their backside. so they don't know if they're really going to get compensation, none get any compensation, none wrrereeeer — whatsoever. they don't know where— whatsoever. they don't know. where—rem what's going to happen to them meer- — what's going to happen to them meer- -mee— what's going to happen to them next. _has been- what's going to happen to them next.-has been no. next. and there has been no communication— next. and there has been no communication from the people wwe— communication from the people wwe-mere— communication from the people wwe-merer .— communication from the people who-hotel . and- communication from the people who hotel . and that who own that hotel. and that eerer— who own that hotel. and that hotel-disclosing- who own that hotel. and that hotel disclosing how much hotel is not disclosing how much the hotel is not disclosing how much rwe—re— hotel is not disclosing how much rwe—re eewme- hotel is not disclosing how much the—is paying themi the home office is paying them in the home office is paying them m—rme— the home office is paying them m—rmelmew- the home office is paying them

in _thislhow longi in order to do this or how long it in order to do this or how long r wu— in order to do this or how long r we reer— in order to do this or how long r we we .— in order to do this or how long it will last . and— in order to do this or how long it will last . and they it will last. and get this, they were offered _ it will last. and get this, they were offered initially alternative- were offered initially alternative jobs as cleaners and eeererer ame— alternative jobs as cleaners and caterers. and those jobs have eeem— caterers. and those jobs have now been rescinded . so these now been rescinded. so these eremerw— now been rescinded. so these ordinary working— now been rescinded. so these ordinary working class people we— ordinary working class people we ee— ordinary working class people we ewr— ordinary working class people who are out on— ordinary working class people who are out on their backside as merreeee— who are out on their backside as merroeoe reree— who are out on their backside as merroeoe reree 90— who are out on their backside as mortgage rates go up, as the eeer— mortgage rates go up, as the eeer er— mortgage rates go up, as the cost of living— mortgage rates go up, as the cost of living goes up, as the eeer— cost of living goes up, as the eeer er— cost of living goes up, as the eeer er wew— cost of living goes up, as the cost of your shopping goes up eme— cost of your shopping goes up eme ewerwrmmo— cost of your shopping goes up and everything, they will be refr— and everything, they will be left destitute _ and everything, they will be left destitute so— and everything, they will be left destitute so that we can reek— left destitute so that we can reek errer— left destitute so that we can look after people who have just errwee— look after people who have just errwee m— look after people who have just arrived in this— look after people who have just arrived in this country rrreoerrw— arrived in this country rrreoerrw ,— arrived in this country illegally , who quite possibly illegally, who quite possibly mere— illegally, who quite possibly were mer— illegally, who quite possibly have not even— illegally, who quite possibly have not even passed a criminal eeere— have not even passed a criminal eeere creek— have not even passed a criminal record. check the— have not even passed a criminal record. check the home office eewe— record. check the home office eewe reer— record. check the home office eewe we re — record. check the home office says that the plans are necessary and that it's kreremme— necessary and that it's listening to- necessary and that it's listening to views of the listening to the views of the reeek— listening to the views of the local community. i would local community. but i would eerrewerw—em- local community. but i would seriously—on that. seriously push back on that reee— seriously push back on that because they're— seriously push back on that because they're not really, are rmewe— because they're not really, are rmewe rer-e— because they're not really, are they? let's ask— because they're not really, are they? let's ask former head of rewek— they? let's ask former head of rewer eeewrrrw— they? let's ask former head of rewer eeewrrrw ,— they? let's ask former head of royal security , dai davies, what royal security, dai davies, what dai royal security, dai davies, what we minke.— royal security, dai davies, what dai thinks. dai— royal security, dai davies, what dai thinks. dai thank you very, wew— dai thinks. dai thank you very, werw mwem— dai thinks. dai thank you very, werw mwem rme— dai thinks. dai thank you very, very much. this is— dai thinks. dai thank you very, very much. this is at the very reeer— very much. this is at the very keeer e— very much. this is at the very least a monstrous— very much. this is at the very least a monstrous security issue for least a monstrous security issue rer rme— least a monstrous security issue rer rrre reeek— least a monstrous security issue for the local area— least a monstrous security issue for the local area . _ least a monstrous security issue for the local area . �*vwkkrtgt ”rt; for the local area. well, you're 100% right, both in terms of what you said about the cricket , the policing of it, etcetera .

, the policing of it, etcetera. but now this idiotic idea that going— but now this idiotic idea that going re— but now this idiotic idea that we're going to place up to 270 err— we're going to place up to 270 odd individuals— we're going to place up to 270 odd individuals ,— we're going to place up to 270 odd individuals , none of whom, odd individuals, none of whom, as odd individuals, none of whom, ee rer— odd individuals, none of whom, ee rer ee— odd individuals, none of whom, ee rer ee rm— odd individuals, none of whom, as far as i'm aware, have had errmmek— as far as i'm aware, have had criminal checks— as far as i'm aware, have had criminal checks or— as far as i'm aware, have had criminal checks or checks done on criminal checks or checks done em rrrem. — criminal checks or checks done em rrrem. se— criminal checks or checks done on them. so we— criminal checks or checks done on them. "tag criminal checks or checks done on them. "catty r:rt:r“ l on them. so we really don't know what kind of people they are, what kind of people they are, what their backgrounds are. it is nonsensical, this policy. somebody needs to get a grip of it somebody needs to get a grip of r m— somebody needs to get a grip of r m rme— somebody needs to get a grip of it in this country.— somebody needs to get a grip of it in this country. _ somebody needs to get a grip of it in this country. '“r: somebody needs to get a grip of it in this country. ' “r: t tar it in this country. and clearly we neither the police, the customs or everybody else seem to have an iota of an idea how you tackle this . we should treat you tackle this. we should treat those behind this as terrorists. we should apply the nation's resources as both to tackling these criminals, but also ensuring that we stop this nonsense . it's gone on too long. nonsense. it's gone on too long. 10,500 people so far. this year. last year, 48,000, 23,000 a year before. and you and i are paying for it. why are we not bringing civil servants out of retirement

and actually processing these people correctly? it beggars belief , frankly. and now it's belief, frankly. and now it's insane. belief, frankly. and now it's insane . honestly, it's got to insane. honestly, it's got to elle edwards sanity . thank you, elle edwards sanity. thank you, di. it is appalling. yes. thank you,— di. it is appalling. yes. thank wew er.— di. it is appalling. yes. thank wew or. r— di. it is appalling. yes. thank your or r wrer.— di. it is appalling. yes. thank you, di. i will. i— di. it is appalling. yes. thank you, di. i will. i will- you, di. iwill. i will continually- you, di. i will. i will continually defer back to you you, di. i will. i will— continually defer back to you on the pronunciation— continually defer back to you on the pronunciation of that. i'm erree— the pronunciation of that. i'm errere r— the pronunciation of that. i'm errere r r— the pronunciation of that. i'm afraid i it appears impossible for afraid i it appears impossible rer me— afraid i it appears impossible rer me re— afraid i it appears impossible rer me re re— afraid i it appears impossible for me to be able to pronounce it for me to be able to pronounce rr eerreerrw. — for me to be able to pronounce it correctly. apologies to emweeew— it correctly. apologies to emweeew m— it correctly. apologies to anybody in local it correctly. apologies to anybody in-local but anybody in the local area, but you— anybody in the local area, but wew ee— anybody in the local area, but you are-wales,— anybody in the local area, but you are wales, believe you are in wales, i believe as werk— you are in wales, i believe as were-ew— you are in wales, i believe as were-ew-reer- you are in wales, i believe as well. by last count well. now, by the last count reere— well. now, by the last count reere ee— well. now, by the last count there are three— well. now, by the last count there are three asylum seeker eerere— there are three asylum seeker eerere m— there are three asylum seeker hotels in wales,— there are three asylum seeker hotels in wales, this one being the hotels in wales, this one being rwe—ewmee- hotels in wales, this one being the—number may. hotels in wales, this one being the number may have the third. that number may have changed-— the third. that number may have emeeree—eere- changed. the official data wereee— changed. the official data dropped m— changed. the official data dropped in march, so that may dropped in in march, so that may werk— dropped in in march, so that may wekr wewe— dropped in in march, so that may wekr wewe eeme— dropped in in march, so that may well have gone up.— dropped in in march, so that may well have gone up. air ideas ewee— well have gone up. air ideas ewerr ee— well have gone up. air ideas such as this— well have gone up. air ideas such as this are— well have gone up. air ideas such as this are wholly untrue , such as this are wholly untrue, eerere— such as this are wholly untrue, ewrrerke: ee— such as this are wholly untrue, suitable, are they— such as this are wholly untrue, suitable, are they not, for eeeeke— suitable, are they not, for were wwe— suitable, are they not, for people who have just arrived and the people who have just arrived and re reeek— people who have just arrived and the local community of people we— the local community of people we werker— the local community of people who worked at— the local community of people who worked at that hotel, we r-wer— who worked at that hotel, we rwer reere — who worked at that hotel, we just heard from _ who worked at that hotel, we just heard from the local mp reere.— just heard from the local mp there. there's— just heard from the local mp there. there's not a huge amount of there. there's not a huge amount er erreer— there. there's not a huge amount er erreer keeer— there. there's not a huge amount of other local jobs— there. there's not a huge amount of other local jobs available. so of other local jobs available. se wrer— of other local jobs available. so what happens? di they have to re— so what happens? di they have to re e— so what happens? di they have to move to a different— so what happens? di they have to move to a different town, a bigger— move to a different town, a bigger erw— move to a different town, a bigger city. they might move eewmrrw— bigger city. they might move eewmrrw eme— bigger city. they might move

country and then what really merrere— country and then what really meeeeme weee— country and then what really happens when you add it all up, the happens when you add it all up, rrre reeek— happens when you add it all up, the local population is almost reereeee— the local population is almost reereeee rw— the local population is almost replaced by the— the local population is almost replaced by the asylum seeker eeewrerrem— replaced by the asylum seeker eeewrerrem. — replaced by the asylum seeker population . well,— replaced by the asylum seeker population . �*vwkkrtgt r: l population. well, as i said, it is an appalling indictment on those responsible at the home office for actually carrying out this nonsensical idea of using a four star hotel and sacking the workers, 100 plus of them, and then putting people. we have simply no idea who they are. if they're from albania . yeah, they they're from albania. yeah, they have no reason to be here, etcetera, etcetera. it beggars belief. but from a crime point of view, what's it going to do to the local crime area ? because to the local crime area? because they're not going to be detained in these places. they can wander around. they should be in secure units. they should be whether you have to convert ex—army and raf bases or wherever else and put big fences around them while you're processing. that's what should be happening, in my opinion , and not this opinion, and not this nonsensical idea of putting them into local communities with little or no control . it is

little or no control. it is nonsensical and i'd like to know who's in charge. is it the home office and who in the home office? what kind of idiot is in charge ? but you know what it is charge? but you know what it is rmewem— charge? but you know what it is rmewem u,— charge? but you know what it is rmewum u, reer— charge? but you know what it is though, di, that gets— t ”gt? but you know what it is though, di, that gets me. it's rme— though, di, that gets me. it's rrre rree— though, di, that gets me. it's rrre rree. rr-e— though, di, that gets me. it's the lies. it's the.— though, di, that gets me. it's the lies. it's the. we're consulting— the lies. it's the. we're consulting local the lies. it's the. we're- consulting-local community. consulting the local community. do consulting the local community. ee mew— consulting the local community. we rmew rmmk— consulting the local community. do they think that— consulting the local community. do they think that nobody from the do they think that nobody from rrre keeer— do they think that nobody from the local community talks to eeeere— the local community talks to were rrke — the local community talks to people like me?— the local community talks to people like me? do they think reer— people like me? do they think me reeek— people like me? do they think that local politicians don't rekk— that local politicians don't rekk re— that local politicians don't talk to people— that local politicians don't talk to people like me local talk to people like me or local reereemre— talk to people like me or local residents-because- talk to people like me or local residents because every residents groups because every single—and- residents groups because every single—and time- single time, time and time eeem:— single time, time and time again, whenever i interview any of again, whenever i interview any er rmem— again, whenever i interview any er rmem eme— again, whenever i interview any er rmem erre r— again, whenever i interview any of them and i say,— again, whenever i interview any of them and i say, have you had any— of them and i say, have you had any communication— of them and i say, have you had any communication with home any communication with the home emeee— any communication with the home orrreee-me. — any communication with the home orrreee-me. .emkw- office? they say no. the only rime— office? they say no. the only rime-rem - office? they say no. the only rime-rrem-rei office? they say no. the only. time _from _is in time they hear from them is in eewrr. — time they hear from them is in eewrr. wrer— time they hear from them is in court. when the— time they hear from them is in court. when the home office is rrwme— court. when the home office is rrwme re— court. when the home office is rrwmo re ererrw— court. when the home office is trying to pretty much physically rmeeee—rrreml trying to pretty much physicallyi impose _them..it impose this lot upon them. so it rwer—rrwe- just doesn't really ring true wmereeewer— just doesn't really ring true whatsoever here. and just whatsoever here. and i'll just rewmr— whatsoever here. and i'll just rewmr re— whatsoever here. and i'll just return to for— whatsoever here. and i'll just return to for me— whatsoever here. and i'll just return to for me what the core reewe— return to for me what the core er— return to for me what the core issue of today's— return to for me what the core issue of today's topic is about, werew— issue of today's topic is about, were re— issue of today's topic is about, were re rree— issue of today's topic is about, which is the ordinary working ereee— which is the ordinary working class individual,— which is the ordinary working class individual, the person wwe-e— class individual, the person wwe-e eeme— class individual, the person who's done right their entire twee— who's done right their entire kwee rrre — who's done right their entire lives, the person— who's done right their entire lives, the person who's been rem— lives, the person who's been rem eme— lives, the person who's been born and bred— lives, the person who's been born and bred in— lives, the person who's been born and bred in a local area, rree— born and bred in a local area, we rever— born and bred in a local area, has loved that— born and bred in a local area, has loved that local area, has a memwe— has loved that local area, has a meme rer— has loved that local area, has a meme were re— has loved that local area, has a manual job in that— has loved that local area, has a manual job in that local area wwe— manual job in that local area we ereeeerw— manual job in that local area who probably is— manual job in that local area who probably is a big part of

the community,— who probably is a big part of the community, who right now when— the community, who right now when we're seeing mortgages go up when we're seeing mortgages go we eme— when we're seeing mortgages go we erre rme— when we're seeing mortgages go we eee ree erree— when we're seeing mortgages go up and the price of food going up and the price of food going we eme— up and the price of food going up and everything going up, up, up, up and everything going up, up, we, we:— up and everything going up, up, we, we, we— up and everything going up, up, ”p ”p ”p gets— up and everything going up, up, up, up, up gets told day by, up, up, up gets told one day by, in up, up, up gets told one day by, m e— up, up, up gets told one day by, in a roundabout— up, up, up gets told one day by, in a roundabout way, by the home emee— in a roundabout way, by the home office reer— in a roundabout way, by the home office that they— in a roundabout way, by the home office that they will— in a roundabout way, by the home office that they will now not be erre— office that they will now not be erre-eew— office that they will now not be eere-eew reer— office that they will now not be able pay their mortgage and able to pay their mortgage and reew—meweel able to pay their mortgage andi reew—mewee erre they might lose their house and eeer— they might lose their house and eeee kwek— they might lose their house and eeee rwek wire— they might lose their house and good luck with the weekly shop, but good luck with the weekly shop, ewr—em — good luck with the weekly shop, ewr—em wew- good luck with the weekly shop, but on your backside but you are out on your backside so but you are out on your backside ee—eeeere— but you are out on your backside ee—eeeere wee- but you are out on your backside so people who we've so that these people who we've got so that these people who we've eer me — so that these people who we've eer me reee— so that these people who we've got no idea who— so that these people who we've got no idea who-or- got no idea who they are or where— got no idea who they are or where they're _ got no idea who they are or where they're half got no idea who they are or- where they're _halflthem where they're from, half of them can where they're from, half of them -kwe — where they're from, half of them eem-rwelwewr- where they're from, half of them can - live .your area. i can come and live in your area. ame—reer- can come and live in your area. ame—rmer re- and i'm sorry, but that is werkere— and i'm sorry, but that is reekere. — and i'm sorry, but that is bonkers . well,- and i'm sorry, but that is bonkers . �*vwkkrtgt 5er ”cc; ' “r: and i'm sorry, but that is- bonkers . well, i agree. and it's bonkers. well, i agree. and it's not only just the 100 plus that we made redundant, it's the local suppliers . they will lose local suppliers. they will lose out because this hotel caters, as far as i understand , and for as far as i understand, and for as far as i understand, and for a large receptions , weddings and a large receptions, weddings and all the rest of it. so there will be literally hundreds of people locally affected , as people locally affected, as i understand it. but i come back again, we have to tackle the criminals behind it. again, we have to tackle the criminals behind it . where are criminals behind it. where are all these boats coming from? i'm told they're coming from turkey . well, the boats . yeah. well, . well, the boats. yeah. well, why aren't we tackling the manufacturers of boats? i don't

care where they are or the manufacturers or outboard engines. there are simple solutions we should be tackling these people. and the bunch of news, so—called intelligence experts . what are they doing experts. what are they doing about it? di i am becoming and i am loathe to say this, but i am becoming increasingly of the mind and that we are deliberately not stopping this because i cannot, for the life of me believe, nor do i want to believe, that the full might art of a continent wide intelligence service in the shape of every single eu country and ourselves cannot stop boats physical boats from being transported across a continent, across. however many eereere— continent, across. however many rereere reer— continent, across. however many rereere we re— continent, across. however many borders, that is, to— continent, across. however many borders, that is, to calais- however many borders, that is, to calais and rmee— borders, that is, to calais and rrrem re— borders, that is, to calais and rrrem re — borders, that is, to calais and rrrem re r— borders, that is, to calais and then to us. i also— borders, that is, to calais and then to us. i also cannot, for rme— then to us. i also cannot, for re ure— then to us. i also cannot, for re wre er— then to us. i also cannot, for the life of me— then to us. i also cannot, for the life of me believe that our eewemmemr— the life of me believe that our eewemmemr re— the life of me believe that our government is so— the life of me believe that our government is so incapable that reew— government is so incapable that reew ee— government is so incapable that they are willing— government is so incapable that they are willing to— government is so incapable that they are willing to lob £500 mrrrrem— they are willing to lob £500 mrrrrem er— they are willing to lob £500 million at the— they are willing to lob £500 million at the french and do wherever— million at the french and do whatever else— million at the french and do whatever else they do, but they are whatever else they do, but they mer— whatever else they do, but they eer emerew— whatever else they do, but they are not employ doing enough ererr— are not employ doing enough erere-rme— are not employ doing enough staff-the home— are not employ doing enough staff the home office to staff at the home office to ereeee— staff at the home office to process people _ staff at the home office to process people quickly. i'm eerw— process people quickly. i'm

sorryr ewr— process people quickly. i'm sorry, but this— process people quickly. i'm sorry, but this to me does not mwerr— sorry, but this to me does not mwerr remeer— sorry, but this to me does not much longer appear to be accidental.— much longer appear to be accidental. i— much longer appear to be accidental. i cannot. it's erreer— accidental. i cannot. it's either incredibly incompetent or reere— either incredibly incompetent or reere re— either incredibly incompetent or there is something bigger going on there is something bigger going em mere.— there is something bigger going em mere. ewr— there is something bigger going on here. but we're— there is something bigger going on here. but we're going to have to on here. but we're going to have re reewe— on here. but we're going to have re reewe rr— on here. but we're going to have to leave it there.— on here. but we're going to have to leave it there. di,— on here. but we're going to have to leave it there. di, look, rmemk— to leave it there. di, look, rmemk wew— to leave it there. di, look, thank you very,- to leave it there. di, look, thank you very, very much. it's di thank you very, very much. it's or eewee— thank you very, very much. it's di davies there,— thank you very, very much. it's di davies there, who the di davies there, who is the rermer— di davies there, who is the rermer-er— di davies there, who is the former-of royal- di davies there, who is the former of royal security, former head of royal security, erwewerw— former head of royal security, erwewerw-ee- former head of royal security,- obviously-as-and obviously in wales as well. and reere—were- that's the area that we're rekkme— that's the area that we're talking about— that's the area that we're talking about today because reere— talking about today because that's where— talking about today because that's where this latest round of that's where this latest round er—eeme- that's where this latest round. er—eemelee of local people are going to be reewe— of local people are going to be reewe-memr- of local people are going to be losing-right now.- losing their jobs right now. weer— losing their jobs right now. weer e— losing their jobs right now. what a catch— losing their jobs right now. what a catch from the wicketkeeper. that's what a catch from the- wicketkeeper. .that's right. wicketkeeper. yes, that's right. renew— wicketkeeper. yes, that's right. renew-freema- wicketkeeper. yes, that's right. jonny fizzing removing wicketkeeper. yes, that's right. jonny stop fizzing removing wicketkeeper. yes, that's right. jonny stop oil fizzing removing wicketkeeper. yes, that's right. jonny stop oil protester moving wicketkeeper. yes, that's right. jonny stop oil protester fromig a just stop oil protester from the a just stop oil protester from rrre erree— a just stop oil protester from the pitch this— a just stop oil protester from the pitch this morning during the pitch this morning during rwe—reer- the pitch this morning during rwe—reer er- the pitch this morning during. the _test at lord's. the second ashes test at lord's. rme— the second ashes test at lord's. ree erereerere— the second ashes test at lord's. the protesters sprayed orange eeweer— the protesters sprayed orange eeweer ee— the protesters sprayed orange powder over the _ the protesters sprayed orange powder over the pitch. bairstow mrewemee— powder over the pitch. bairstow intervened. the— powder over the pitch. bairstow intervened. the match was errerkw— intervened. the match was briefly delayed _ intervened. the match was briefly delayed and apparently just briefly delayed and apparently rwer eree.— briefly delayed and apparently rwer eree. err— briefly delayed and apparently just stop. oil have been criticised— just stop. oil have been criticised for— just stop. oil have been criticised for endanger bring meee— criticised for endanger bring rmeee wee— criticised for endanger bring those who work— criticised for endanger bring those who work there and are not reeeeerme— those who work there and are not reeeeerme rrre — those who work there and are not respecting the spectators burst has respecting the spectators burst rree eem— respecting the spectators burst has even won plaudits from the ewme— has even won plaudits from the prime minister— has even won plaudits from the prime minister .— has even won plaudits from the prime minister. rishi sunak has erereer— prime minister. rishi sunak has erereee mm:— prime minister. rishi sunak has praised him, however , though, praised him, however, though, rrwee rwer— praised him, however, though, however, just stop. oil, of course, are themselves in some wew— course, are themselves in some wew emwwew:— course, are themselves in some wew anywavr ee— course, are themselves in some way anyway, as supporting the werew— way anyway, as supporting the rerewr reew.— way anyway, as supporting the labour party. but— way anyway, as supporting the labour party. but his just stop oil labour party. but his just stop on eweeme— labour party. but his just stop on eweeme rr— labour party. but his just stop oil pushing it too— labour party. but his just stop oil pushing it too far. let's

eeeek— oil pushing it too far. let's eeeek ew— oil pushing it too far. let's eeeek re— oil pushing it too far. let's speak now to former detective emer— speak now to former detective chief inspector— speak now to former detective chief inspector mick neville. reek:— chief inspector mick neville. wrek: rmemk— chief inspector mick neville. mick, thank you _ chief inspector mick neville. mick, thank you very, very much. eeer— mick, thank you very, very much. weer-wew— mick, thank you very, very much. greer-wew em— mick, thank you very, very much. great-you on-show. i great to have you on the show. reek—re— great to have you on the show. look—is madness,| look i mean, this is madness, rem-r— look i mean, this is madness, rem-rlr— look i mean, this is madness, rem-rlr meew— look i mean, this is madness, isn't-i mean, how- look i mean, this is madness, isn't i mean, how earth isn't it? i mean, how on earth eem—ee- isn't it? i mean, how on earth can—be allowed. isn't it? i mean, how on earthi can—be allowed to can just stop or be allowed to eemrmwe— can just stop or be allowed to eemrmwe re— can just stop or be allowed to continue to do— can just stop or be allowed to continue to do this? and there are serious-about. are serious rumblings about where— whether or not jonny bairstow. was—committed was just accidentally committed an was just accidentally committed emwew— - was just accidentally committed an_view ? well. was just accidentally committed an_view ? well ,| was just accidentally committedi an_view ? well, i an assault. your view? well, i rrmk— an assault. your view? well, i think jonny bairstow has prevented a breach of the peace and should be commended by the commissioner of the police for doing i think people are doing so. i think people are getting sick tired of this getting sick and tired of this and there's a real divide and there's a real class divide here. working here. you mentioned working class communities. either i'm a big advocate . i come from a big advocate. i come from a council house in bolton, and what we have is these champagne socialist party voters, and they're always targeting these events. i mean, the word cricket, they've just shifted off. they're the worst of it, of course, is when they stop working. people getting to their jobs. and the trouble is that people don't see the police intervening as they think they should . and that's when should do. and that's when eeeeke— should do. and that's when eeeere ererr— should do. and that's when people start taking- : r:rt:r and that's when people start taking the law into merr— people start taking the law into rmee—kee- people start taking the law into their—and it's- people start taking the law into their—and it's justl their own hands. and it's just not good at all. it's a real crisis for policing , in my view,

crisis for policing, in my view, that they're not getting a grip of this. good luck to jonny of this. so good luck to jonny bairstow . well done to him. bairstow. well done to him. yeah. think it's an yeah. and i think it's an ewmee— yeah. and i think it's an example,-know,- / and i think it's an example, know, and what yeah. and i think it's an- example,-know, and what i example, you know, and what i weer— example, you know, and what i weer-rree— example, you know, and what i want-the example- example, you know, and what i want the example as want it is and the example as werk— want it is and the example as war-awe,- want it is and the example as well crowd, they're well from the crowd, they're emeeree— cheering him, you know. kreekwrerw— cheering him, you know. absolutely roaring him on. and the absolutely roaring him on. and rrre eerre— absolutely roaring him on. and ree eerre r— absolutely roaring him on. and the police, i think, should take a the police, i think, should take e err— the police, i think, should take e err er— the police, i think, should take e err er mere— the police, i think, should take a bit of note of— the police, i think, should take a bit of note of that, mick, and reekree— a bit of note of that, mick, and realise .that's— a bit of note of that, mick, and realise-that's the- realise that that's the reeeerrem— realise that that's the reception that they would have got,— reception that they would have got rremkrw: — reception that they would have got, frankly, _were - reception that they would have got, frankly, were doing got, frankly, if they were doing reer— got, frankly, if they were doing rmer—rrre — got, frankly, if they were doing that the protesters. that to more of the protesters. wew— that to more of the protesters.| wew—rmew-re you mentioned as well, they're the-individual- you mentioned as well, they're the individual that the kind of individual that reere— the kind of individual that remee re— the kind of individual that tends to be— the kind of individual that tends to be doing this stuff. i eere— tends to be doing this stuff. i eerelrrrrke— tends to be doing this stuff. i saidllittle.earlier- tends to be doing this stuff. i said little earlier on said a little bit earlier on reer— said a little bit earlier on that-they've- said a little bit earlier on that they've got daddy said a little bit earlier on that this they've got daddy said a little bit earlier on that this law. 've got daddy said a little bit earlier on that this law. ie got daddy said a little bit earlier on that this law. i think daddy said a little bit earlier on that this law. i think theyy issues, this law. i think they reekree— issues, this law. i think they realise that— issues, this law. i think they realise that their— issues, this law. i think they realise that their dads, their weekrrrw— realise that their dads, their wealthy fathers— realise that their dads, their wealthy fathers watched the erreker— wealthy fathers watched the cricket—operal wealthy fathers watched the . cricket—opera and cricket and go to the opera and the cricket and go to the opera and re cmekeee— cricket and go to the opera and the chelsea flower show and reew-re— the chelsea flower show and reew-re eerrrw— the chelsea flower show and they're partly doing this just to they're partly doing this just re—ee- they're partly doing this justi re—ee-rmmk to win them up. do you think rrkke — to win them up. do you think rrkke r— to win them up. do you think rrkke r reer— to win them up. do you think mick? i just think- to win them up. do you think mick? i just think there's a lot of sad individuals obviously need some kind of the talent as the world's going to end. it's sort of nonsense. we all- sort of nonsense. we all all knew— sort of nonsense. we all all knew rrrer. — sort of nonsense. we all all know that. and— sort of nonsense. we all all know that. and just some know that. and it's just some mreere— know that. and it's just some some middle class obsession with this some middle class obsession with tie ekrmere— some middle class obsession with this climate change. yes, we can all this climate change. yes, we can err ee— this climate change. yes, we can err re ewr— this climate change. yes, we can all do our little— this climate change. yes, we can all do our little bit.— this climate change. yes, we can all do our little bit. but what are all do our little bit. but what reew— all do our little bit. but what are they achieving if they think reew-re— are they achieving if they think reew-re eeme— are they achieving if they think reew-re eeme re— are they achieving if they think they're going to get more eweeerr— they're going to get more eweeerr rrem— they're going to get more support from the public by doing

rmee — support from the public by doing this? .ridiculous_ support from the public by doing this? t r: t even one this? it's ridiculous. even one of this? it's ridiculous. even one erreer— this? it's ridiculous. even one of their funders_ this? it's ridiculous. even one of their funders is— this? c t r: t even one of their funders is saying to all of their funders is saying to err meee— of their funders is saying to all these stupid— of their funders is saying to all these stupid things just ebb ewew— all these stupid things just ebb awayr eweeerr.— all these stupid things just ebb awayr eweeerr. se— all these stupid things just ebb away, support. so what are they rrwme— away, support. so what are they rrwme re— away, support. so what are they trying to achieve?— away, support. so what are they trying to achieve? i imagine meer— trying to achieve? i imagine meer er— trying to achieve? i imagine most of their— trying to achieve? i imagine most of their dads have got a eemwrerk— most of their dads have got a eemwrerr eme— most of their dads have got a ponytail and socks and sandals eme— ponytail and socks and sandals erre eo— ponytail and socks and sandals erre so eee— ponytail and socks and sandals and 50 odd years— ponytail and socks and sandals and 50 odd years old, but god eerw— and 50 odd years old, but god emrw kmewe— and 50 odd years old, but god only knows what— and 50 odd years old, but god only knows what they're motive is. only knows what they're motive re. ewr— only knows what they're motive re. ewr rr— only knows what they're motive is. but if they're _ only knows what they're motive is. but if they're motive is to get— is. but if they're motive is to eer eweeerr:— is. but if they're motive is to get support it's— is. but if they're motive is to get support, it's failing badly. reer— get support, it's failing badly. rwer ewkkrw— get support, it's failing badly. rwer ewkkrw .— get support, it's failing badly. rwer ewkkrw . eee— get support, it's failing badly. just quickly , can i— get support, it's failing badly. just quickly , can i just- get support, it's failing badly. just quickly, can i just ask you about when we see that people are repeatedly breaking the law and disrupting things and doing events like this, should we not be having a look at who is funding them and at what point i mean, if you're if you're funding criminality, that is a crime, isn't it ? well, it could crime, isn't it? well, it could werk— crime, isn't it? well, it could wekr re.— crime, isn't it? well, it could wekr be. u,— crime, isn't it? well, it could well be. if, you— crime, isn't it? well, it could well be. if, you know,- t.” c c?’ well, it could well be. if, you know, you'd reewe— well be. if, you know, you'd reewe re— well be. if, you know, you'd have to speak— well be. if, you know, you'd have to speak to- well be. if, you know, you'd have to speak to the crime ereeeewrrem — have to speak to the crime prosecution service to see if reere— prosecution service to see if reere reewe— prosecution service to see if there have been— prosecution service to see if there have been a conspiracy to cause serious disruption. and rme— cause serious disruption. and rwe-eewe— cause serious disruption. and the-could be— cause serious disruption. and the could be there. but i've the law could be there. but i've no the law could be there. but i've me-rmer— the law could be there. but i've me-rmer ee— the law could be there. but i've no-that some if- the law could be there. but i've no-that some if i- the law could be there. but i've no that some if i was no doubt that some if i was cmmeee— no doubt that some if i was chinese communist party, i'd eerremrw— chinese communist party, i'd eerremkw re— chinese communist party, i'd certainly be funding these eeeere— certainly be funding these people because they're doing eerwme— people because they're doing nothing disrupting the nothing else but disrupting the

weer.— nothing else but disrupting the weer—mmemr- nothing else but disrupting the. west._funding them west. but whoever's funding them rrem— west. but whoever's funding them rrem wk— west. but whoever's funding them rrem wk ,— west. but whoever's funding them rrem wk : wee— west. but whoever's funding them from uk , yes, there— west. but whoever's funding them from uk , yes, there could be from uk, yes, there could be reeked— from uk, yes, there could be reekee er— from uk, yes, there could be looked at and— from uk, yes, there could be looked at and investigations meee.— looked at and investigations meee. ererr— looked at and investigations made. matt thank you very much. greer— made. matt thank you very much. ereer ererr— made. matt thank you very much. great stuff that— made. matt thank you very much. great stuff that matt— made. matt thank you very much. great stuff that matt neville- great stuff that matt neville there as the former detective chief inspectorjust reacting to chief inspector just reacting to you just stop oil and jonny bairstow now coming up in just a moment, we will be discussing how emissions from plug in hybnds how emissions from plug in hybrids could be up to five times higher than thought if you bought a hybrid thinking it was the wrong thing to do. you're about to be dazzled, my friend. okay they're going to make your car illegal. i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news

keeping you company right through until 7:00 this evening. gb news is the people's. through until 7:00 this evening. gb news is the people's . channel gb news is the people's. channel britain is less likely to meet its 2030 climate change goal than it was a year ago. apparently . cry me a river than it was a year ago. - apparently . cry me a river and apparently. cry me a river and wew— apparently. cry me a river and wewr eweee— apparently. cry me a river and your hybrid cars. _ apparently. cry me a river and your hybrid cars. this is the bit your hybrid cars. this is the err r— your hybrid cars. this is the err r reerkw— your hybrid cars. this is the bit i really care— your hybrid cars. this is the bit i really care about could be erereer— bit i really care about could be snatched away— bit i really care about could be snatched away from you. the errmere— snatched away from you. the climate change _ snatched away from you. the climate change committee are eerwme— climate change committee are eerwme rer— climate change committee are calling for the— climate change committee are calling for the ban on the wemeree— calling for the ban on the vehicles to— calling for the ban on the vehicles to be— calling for the ban on the vehicles to be brought forward. it vehicles to be brought forward. rr eemee— vehicles to be brought forward. it comes following evidence that emreereme— it comes following evidence that emissions from _ it comes following evidence that emissions from plug in hybrid cars, you know,— emissions from plug in hybrid cars, you know, so these were weer:— cars, you know, so these were weer: ewee— cars, you know, so these were what, however long ago these rme— what, however long ago these rrre eeer— what, however long ago these were the good cars. these are rme— were the good cars. these are re eeer— were the good cars. these are me eeer eere— were the good cars. these are the good cars for— were the good cars. these are the good cars for people you meee— the good cars for people you meet re— the good cars for people you need to unite.— the good cars for people you need to unite. you care about rme— need to unite. you care about the environment. _ need to unite. you care about the environment. get yourself a eweee— the environment. get yourself a weed, ee— the environment. get yourself a hybridr re rme— the environment. get yourself a hybrid, do the right thing. you reek— hybrid, do the right thing. you reek-m— hybrid, do the right thing. you reek-m-wewr- hybrid, do the right thing. you. look-in-your mates look good in front of your mates wire— look good in front of your mates wrrrr .rrwrrre— look good in front of your mates with-hybrid car. _ look good in front of your mates with hybrid car. great with the hybrid car. great erwrr. — with the hybrid car. great erwrr. _ewki with the hybrid car. great- stuff._evil. now stuff. no, no, you're evil. now veere— stuff. no, no, you're evil. now you're killing.— stuff. no, no, you're evil. now you're killing. killing polar eeere— you're killing. killing polar eeere-wew— you're killing. killing polar bears your hands. bears with your bare hands. meee— bears with your bare hands. meee eere— bears with your bare hands. these cars are— bears with your bare hands. these cars are five times more rrkekw— these cars are five times more rrkerw re— these cars are five times more rrkerw re re— these cars are five times more likely to be dishing out emissions— likely to be dishing out emissions than first off.

joining— emissions than first off. joining we— emissions than first off. joining us now to discuss this is joining us now to discuss this re rree— joining us now to discuss this is the founder— joining us now to discuss this is the founder of— joining us now to discuss this is the founder of fair fuel uk eemeerew— is the founder of fair fuel uk emeeree—.- is the founder of fair fuel uk. campaign,_. howard, campaign, howard cox. howard, thank— campaign, howard cox. howard, thank you— campaign, howard cox. howard, thank you very,— campaign, howard cox. howard, thank you very, very much . i thank you very, very much. i the— thank you very, very much. i mean, the hybrid— thank you very, very much. i mean, the hybrid car brigade have— mean, the hybrid car brigade have just— mean, the hybrid car brigade have just been— mean, the hybrid car brigade have just been dazzled , haven't have just been dazzled, haven't they?— have just been dazzled, haven't they? tethe— have just been dazzled, haven't they? you're absolutely right. ant— they? you're absolutely right. ant th— they? you're absolutely right. ant the stu— they? you're absolutely right. and i'm still not— they? you're absolutely right. and i'm still not quite- they? you're absolutely right. and i'm still not quite sure about the self—charging hybrid because i drive one of those. and i looked at the emissions because of on this because of coming on this programme looked programme and i looked at my emissions incredibly clean emissions are incredibly clean and thing is what we and this whole thing is what we need to do is ban the climate change committee. they should be banned—i banned and put into the diesel, a banned and put into the diesel, e eth— banned and put into the diesel, e settle— banned and put into the diesel, a sort-a coffin— banned and put into the diesel, a sort-a coffin of— banned and put into the diesel, a sort a coffin of the past. a sort of a coffin of the past. thh — a sort of a coffin of the past. thh etch— a sort of a coffin of the past. thh etet te— a sort of a coffin of the past. i'm sick to death— a sort of a coffin of the past. i'm sick to death of this. " i'm sick to death of this. this is i'm sick to death of this. this he another— i'm sick to death of this. this is another net— i'm sick to death of this. this is another net zero— i'm sick to death of this. this is another net zero process of trying to get to an unattainable target and the 2030 ban. and we are leading the way. _ 3 pt: 2633 it?" and we are leading the way. apparently we went— are leading the way. apparently we went to— are leading the way. apparently we want to lead— are leading the way. apparently we want to lead the way when teet— we want to lead the way when we're justlpimple- we want to lead the way when we're just pimple on the we're just a pimple on the heetette— we're just a pimple on the backside problem. backside of the problem. so a ten— backside of the problem. so a hat on— backside of the problem. so a hat on the— backside of the problem. so a ban on the cars— backside of the problem. so a ban on the cars is— backside of the problem. so a ban on the cars is slated for 2035. they want to bring that forward. a lot of people forward. now, a lot of people thought that they were doing the right thing because they didn't want on want to rely entirely on electric for electric vehicles for the obvious you do want obvious reasons. you do not want to the mercy of the to be at the mercy of the national grid trying to find a

charging point, if you dare. howard if you dare to want to drive from london to see a relative in scotland, it would be you could do be quite nice if you could do that in one go, wouldn't it, that all in one go, wouldn't it, without having spend the without having to spend the night the way night somewhere on the way because you've got to recharge your people want your car so people didn't want to electric, so to go full blown electric, so they hybrid and they they went hybrid and they thought they were still doing the thing. and now the right thing. and now apparently worse apparently he is even worse because five because they're pumping out five times stuff than times more bad stuff than previously thought. and a lot of this has only just come out because apparently the car companies themselves either companies themselves were either lying or got it wrong . lying about it or got it wrong. well, that's another story. tehehtet— well, that's another story. remember the _ well, that's another story. remember the volkswagen problem of that particular volkswagen gate or whatever you want to call it? they did lie to us about— call it? they did lie to us about the— ti? fl they did lie to us about the emissions, i fl they did lie to us about the emissions, but we are et— about the emissions, but we are oh the— about the emissions, but we are one of the cleanest— about the emissions, but we are one of the cleanest in london. tet— one of the cleanest in london. tot exempte— one of the cleanest in london. for example, i'm— one of the cleanest in london. for example, i'm sorry- one of the cleanest in london. for example, i'm sorry to- one of the cleanest in london. for example, i'm sorry to talk about london. you get right the— about london. you get right across the country,- : you get right across the country, london across the country, but london is across the country, but london te—ettteel across the country, but londonj te—etttee th is one of the cleanest cities in the— is one of the cleanest cities in the worth — is one of the cleanest cities in the world. the— is one of the cleanest cities in the world. the dirtiest one is in the world. the dirtiest one is th chat— the world. the dirtiest one is he that ent— the world. the dirtiest one is in chad and india. we're in chad and india. and we're 86, in chad and india. and we're 86, in..— in chad and india. and we're 86, h. wehe— in chad and india. and we're 86, h. the— in chad and india. and we're 86, in-, we're the 21st- in chad and india. and we're 86, in , we're the 21st cleanest in fact, we're the 21st cleanest thw— in fact, we're the 21st cleanest ettwlthe — in fact, we're the 21st cleanest city-the world _ in fact, we're the 21st cleanest city-the world in— in fact, we're the 21st cleanest city the world in london. city in the world in london. ant— city in the world in london. ant wet— city in the world in london. ant vet thew-te— city in the world in london. and yet they're going- city in the world in london. and yet they're going to- city in the world in london. and yet they're going to try and actually yet another

actually ban yet another vehicle. this is purely anti vehicle. this is purely an anti thwet— vehicle. this is purely an anti thwetpettew. — vehicle. this is purely an anti driver policy. patrick. - til" tilt; this is purely an anti driver policy. ti< c t’:“ tilt; this is purely an anti driver policy. ti< c driver policy. patrick. it's the same old thing. i've been tetthg— same old thing. i've been tetthg te— same old thing. i've been talking to you— same old thing. i've been talking to you about- t:::tt: “q i've been talking to you about this for weee.— talking to you about this for we tt-e— talking to you about this for years. it's nothing to do with the— years. it's nothing to do with the eteenhe— years. it's nothing to do with the cleaning, the— years. it's nothing to do with the cleaning, the air. it's hwetw— the cleaning, the air. it's purely twing— the cleaning, the air. it's purely trying to us into a purely trying to get us into a ettwetteh— situation whereby we pay ehetgee. — situation whereby we pay- charges.-so—called charges. we've got so—called ewetee— charges. we've got so—calledi ewetee—eht quotes, polluting vehicles, and thew-te— quotes, polluting vehicles, and thewhe het— quotes, polluting vehicles, and they're not polluting vehicles heeewee— they're not polluting vehicles because—comes. they're not polluting vehicles. because—comes out because the air that comes out of because the air that comes out et-te— because the air that comes out et-te het— because the air that comes out of-is not killing- because the air that comes out of is not killing anyone . of them is not killing anyone. he.— of them is not killing anyone. wee-wew— of them is not killing anyone. no.-you mentioned- of them is not killing anyone. no.-you mentioned that. l of them is not killing anyone. . no.-you mentioned that. and no. and you mentioned that. and this report, this climate change report, which , by the way, does which actually, by the way, does ranks as one of the better countries in the world for hitting climate change targets and for trying to do our bit in to , order you know, help with to, order you know, help with the planet and all of that stuff. and yet when you would look at things like this, all we need to be to ban these hybrid cars, they make it sound like it's incredibly urgent it's in an incredibly urgent thing. we get blasted for it thing. and we get blasted for it if we don't do it. but you look at where we on that list and at where we are on that list and even we on beds of moss even if we lived on beds of moss wearing nothing but loin cloths, fighting each other for what scraps of food remained outside a burning little, it would make no difference to the world. pretty much . well i couldn't

pretty much. well i couldn't have put it any better. patrick. beautifully, very eloquently. put the fact is, we are a clean country— ctz; put the fact is, we are a clean country and we remember we are only responsible for remember we are only responsible tot th— remember we are only responsible tot the ot— remember we are only responsible tot he et theee— remember we are only responsible for i% of these so—called hettwthg— for i% of these so—called polluting emissions in the worth— polluting emissions in the worth se— polluting emissions in the world. so we're- polluting emissions in the world. so we're going to knock town— world. so we're going to knock down et— world. so we're going to knock down oh that— world. so we're going to knock down of that i%_ world. so we're going to knock down of that i% that we're hettwthg— down of that i% that we're polluting now— down of that i% that we're polluting now by nought, nought, nought,— polluting now by nought, nought, hewght, nought,— polluting now by nought, nought, nought, nought, nought, nought i% nought, nought, nought, nought we or— nought, nought, nought, nought i% or something. _ nought, nought, nought, nought i% or something. vt“? nought, nought, nought, nought i% or something. what is the point of this. it's all it does is hurt people in the pocket forcing you into a situation they can't afford these cars and forcing you into a situation the) afraid afford these cars and forcing you into a situation the) afraid they've hese cars and forcing you into a situation the) afraid they've hese cwrongj i'm afraid they've got it wrong yet be yet again. and i'll be campaigning try and campaigning hard to try and actually common sense actually get some common sense across the media. howard, this is across the media. howard, this te-thte— across the media. howard, this te-thte teet— across the media. howard, this is-this just today's. is as yet is this just today's exempte— is as yet is this just today's examplelwe_ is as yet is this just today's example .we are- is as yet is this just today's example we are being led by example of we are being led by tttetee— example of we are being led by tttetee th— example of we are being led by idiots? i'm just— example of we are being led by idiots? i'm just going i'm going to_t— idiots? i'm just going i'm going te-e tettw— idiots? i'm just going i'm going to-a daily thing,- to make this a daily thing, hghte— to make this a daily thing, heme-tethe- to make this a daily thing,| right?-being-by right? we are being led by tttete— right? we are being led by idiots everywhere you look, whenever there _ idiots everywhere you look, whenever there appears be whenever there appears to be thet— whenever there appears to be some kind policy. because some kind of policy. because he— some kind of policy. because tt-e-thhe- some kind of policy. because it's-thing with- it's the other thing with eteethe— it's the other thing with electric cars. - it's the other thing with electric cars. well, the full htewh— electric cars. well, the full blown _ones - electric cars. well, the full blown _ones we - electric cars. well, the full- blown-ones we covered blown electric ones we covered the— blown electric ones we covered the-thewhe- this yesterday. they're now so heeww— this yesterday. they're now so heavy—causing. this yesterday. they're now so. heavy—causing more heavy that they're causing more damage— heavy that they're causing more. damage—before. damage to the roads than before. so damage to the roads than before. se—hewhg— damage to the roads than before. se—hewhe te- damage to the roads than before. so having to actually so you end up having to actually for so you end up having to actually tor the— so you end up having to actually tor the whe— so you end up having to actually for the price-all— so you end up having to actually for the price all going for the price of us all going tutt— for the price of us all going twtt-tet-e- for the price of us all going full-let's just- for the price of us all going full let's just say full electric. let's just say the— full electric. let's just say the-se— full electric. let's just say this-so you're- full electric. let's just say this so you're paying your full electric. let's just say thiszero so you're paying your full electric. let's just say thiszero taxes,tu're paying your full electric. let's just say thiszero taxes, yourpaying your full electric. let's just say thiszero taxes, your big ng your full electric. let's just say thiszero taxes, your big greenrr net zero taxes, your big green tewee— net zero taxes, your big green tewee ee— net zero taxes, your big green levies, so everyone feels a bit

etht— levies, so everyone feels a bit etht-teewtt— levies, so everyone feels a bit skint-result of- levies, so everyone feels a bit skint result of that. the skint as a result of that. the ehetgw— skint as a result of that. the ehetgw-twet— skint as a result of that. the energy fuel prices, they're energy and fuel prices, they're all energy and fuel prices, they're ett—eett- energy and fuel prices, they're ett—eett wewl all going up. you sell your tteeet— all going up. you sell your diesel-because- all going up. you sell your diesel because people want diesel car because people want to expend— diesel car because people want to expend e— diesel car because people want to expand a ulez_ diesel car because people want to expand a ulez zone, which you thee— to expand a ulez zone, which you etee hete— to expand a ulez zone, which you etee have-pew— to expand a ulez zone, which you also have-pay for. _ to expand a ulez zone, which you also have pay for. and then also have to pay for. and then on also have to pay for. and then eh-et— also have to pay for. and then tenet-wew— also have to pay for. and then on-of-you-well,l also have to pay for. and then. on-of-you-well, i'm on top of that you go, well, i'm going— on top of that you go, well, i'm goinglget_ on top of that you go, well, i'm gehglget e— on top of that you go, well, i'm going-get a hybrid- on top of that you go, well, i'm going get a hybrid now going to get a hybrid car now heeewee— going to get a hybrid car now becauseidon't_ going to get a hybrid car now because don't trust the because i don't quite trust the eteethe— because i don't quite trust the electric _and - because i don't quite trust the electric _and theni electric technology. and then thew— electric technology. and then they—sol they tell you that's bad. so you have— they tell you that's bad. so you have to— they tell you that's bad. so you have to en— they tell you that's bad. so you have to sell that— they tell you that's bad. so you have to sell that and you're ethetehttw— have to sell that and you're constantly out— have to sell that and you're constantly out of pocket , out of constantly out of pocket, out of pocket,— constantly out of pocket, out of pocket-et— constantly out of pocket, out of pocket,-of pocket. - constantly out of pocket, out of pocket, of pocket. people pocket, out of pocket. people being— pocket, out of pocket. people are being rendered skint. how are being rendered skint. how we gethge— are being rendered skint. how are we going? 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wehette— more on all those stories on our wehette. teet— more on all those stories on our website. head to— more on all those stories on our website. head to gb news. .com . website. head to gb news. .com. as website. head to gb news. .com. l the ether— website. head to gb news. .com. i as regular viewers— website. head to gb news. .com. - as regular viewers and- as regular viewers and listeners show will know, listeners of the show will know, my bleeds prince my heart bleeds for prince harry, formerly known harry, the artist formerly known as prince harry least. but as prince harry at least. but can imagine if he were to can you imagine if he were to receive just £500 in compensation in his phone hacking case? well, mirror group newspapers , who harry is suing newspapers, who harry is suing has the high court that the has told the high court that the prince receive just £500 prince should receive just £500 in compensation because he was not a victim of phone hacking. and this is interesting. now, the of his case was the true purpose of his case was to further his personal crusade to further his personal crusade to reform the british press. and you know, what i think is fascinating, i will be fascinating, as i will be discussing jennie bond, discussing now with jennie bond, the royal journalist. jenny, thank you very much. i think they might have been bang to rights here because he's basically and said basically come out and said this, he, he on a this, hasn't he, that he is on a crusade. mission then is to

crusade. his mission then is to change the british press. and with it, of course, the world. and so they're right, aren't they? well they're right, absolutely. and that is his etetet— absolutely. and that is his stated mission. - absolutely. and that is his stated mission. he- dint and that is his stated mission. tzi; : absolutely. and that is his- stated mission. he does want to do that. it's a very grand ambition, i must say. but harry also ambition, i must say. but harry etee hettewee— ambition, i must say. but harry also believes that— ambition, i must say. but harry also believes that the- c tzzt“ but harry also believes that the mirror heetet— also believes that the mirror heetet hte— also believes that the mirror hacked his phones. obviously, the— hacked his phones. obviously, the teet— hacked his phones. obviously, over the past six— hacked his phones. obviously, over the past six weeks during the— over the past six weeks during thte thet— over the past six weeks during thte thet ,— over the past six weeks during this trial , the— over the past six weeks during this trial , the mirror group this trial, the mirror group hete— this trial, the mirror group have vehemently denied that. but whet— have vehemently denied that. but whet thew— have vehemently denied that. but whet thew hete— have vehemently denied that. but what they have admitted is that there— what they have admitted is that there we— what they have admitted is that there was information gathered on one occasion— there was information gathered on one occasion by a private hweetteetet— on one occasion by a private investigator who _ on one occasion by a private investigator who was paid by the people-— investigator who was paid by the peepte. teet— investigator who was paid by the peepte. hett et— investigator who was paid by the people. part of the— investigator who was paid by the people. part of the mirror groupe— people. part of the mirror ereee, £75— people. part of the mirror group, £75 for— people. part of the mirror group, £75 for information about hehw-e— group, £75 for information about hehw-e wett— group, £75 for information about hehw-e wett te— group, £75 for information about harry's visit to a— group, £75 for information about harry's visit to a nightclub. chinawhite_ harry's visit to a nightclub. chinawhite in— harry's visit to a nightclub. chinawhite in 2004. and that's why— chinawhite in 2004. and that's whw thew— chinawhite in 2004. and that's whw thew eew— chinawhite in 2004. and that's why they say because this is the entw— why they say because this is the ehtw thhe— why they say because this is the ehtw thhe thew— why they say because this is the only thing they are— why they say because this is the only thing they are admitting of the manife— only thing they are admitting of the hehw, meew— only thing they are admitting of the many, many allegations made by the many, many allegations made hw hehw— the many, many allegations made hw hehw thet— the many, many allegations made hw hehw thet hehw— the many, many allegations made by harry that harry should only get ttoo. — by harry that harry should only get £500. that's— by harry that harry should only get £500. that's where that figure— get £500. that's where that figure eehee— get £500. that's where that figure comes from. but yes, he is figure comes from. but yes, he he eh— figure comes from. but yes, he he on e— figure comes from. but yes, he he on e heteeth— figure comes from. but yes, he is on a mission to— figure comes from. but yes, he is on a mission to reform the whete— is on a mission to reform the whole profession— is on a mission to reform the whole profession of journalism. veeh— whole profession of journalism. veeh het— whole profession of journalism. yeah, but would— whole profession of journalism. yeah, but would anything be eteeeet— yeah, but would anything be eteeeet ee— yeah, but would anything be classed as a— yeah, but would anything be classed as a victory for harry? i classed as a victory for harry? t meew— classed as a victory for harry? t te— classed as a victory for harry? t the wee— classed as a victory for harry? i mean, do you think- classed as a victory for harry? i mean, do you think he'd- classed as a victory for harry? i mean, do you think he'd be quite lucky to escape with £500

? well, quite lucky to escape with £500 ? well , i must quite lucky to escape with £500 ? well, i must say that the judge— ? well, i must say that the judge hee— ? well, i must say that the judge has been— 7’ well, i must say that the judge has been quite pointed in his judge has been quite pointed in hte rehetet— judge has been quite pointed in his remarks that— judge has been quite pointed in his remarks that he feels there is his remarks that he feels there he e— his remarks that he feels there he e htt— his remarks that he feels there he e htt et— his remarks that he feels there he e htt et e— his remarks that he feels there is a bit of a possible discrepancy- is a bit of a possible discrepancy . one might say, in discrepancy. one might say, in thet— discrepancy. one might say, in thet eeme— discrepancy. one might say, in that some journalists , namely that some journalists, namely theee— that some journalists, namely there morgan— that some journalists, namely piers morgan and others from the three.— piers morgan and others from the whet. theee— piers morgan and others from the mirror. piers was— piers morgan and others from the mirror. piers was at— piers morgan and others from the mirror. piers was at the time in eweetteh— mirror. piers was at the time in eeeetteh .— mirror. piers was at the time in eweetteh . he— mirror. piers was at the time in question . he was— mirror. piers was at the time in question . he was the editor of question. he was the editor of the— question. he was the editor of the three— question. he was the editor of the mirror at— question. he was the editor of the mirror at part— question. he was the editor of the mirror at part of the time in the mirror at part of the time he eweettee— the mirror at part of the time in question. the— the mirror at part of the time in question. the judge had said, why— in question. the judge had said, whw weeht— in question. the judge had said, why weren't they— in question. the judge had said, why weren't they called? he's tethe— why weren't they called? he's tewht thet— why weren't they called? he's found that rather— why weren't they called? he's found that rather surprising thhe. — found that rather surprising thhe. ahe— found that rather surprising thing. and course, david thing. and of course, david shethethe— thing. and of course, david sherborne for— thing. and of course, david sherborne for the prince has zeteet— sherborne for the prince has zeteet h— sherborne for the prince has zeteet th eh— sherborne for the prince has zeroed in on that— sherborne for the prince has zeroed in on that and said, eheetwtetw. — zeroed in on that and said, absolutely. it's— zeroed in on that and said, absolutely. it's like it's not so absolutely. it's like it's not ee meth— absolutely. it's like it's not so much hamlet without the the — so much hamlet without the the et— so much hamlet without the prince of denmark, it's hamlet wtthewt— prince of denmark, it's hamlet without-entire _ prince of denmark, it's hamlet without entire court. without the entire royal court. it's without the entire royal court. tt-e e— without the entire royal court. tt-e e tethe— without the entire royal court. it's a gaping hole. so harry hteht— it's a gaping hole. so harry hteht he— it's a gaping hole. so harry hteht he he— it's a gaping hole. so harry might be in with a shout of whethe— might be in with a shout of winning some— might be in with a shout of winning some of his cases. but the weeteee— winning some of his cases. but the weakness in— winning some of his cases. but the weakness in the allegations thet— the weakness in the allegations thet hete— the weakness in the allegations that have been— the weakness in the allegations that have been put forward by hth— that have been put forward by hhh teettw— that have been put forward by him really seem— that have been put forward by him really seem to be that a the— him really seem to be that a the ehe— him really seem to be that a time and again,— him really seem to be that a time and again, they were able to eew— time and again, they were able to eew thet— time and again, they were able to say that these _ time and again, they were able to say that these bits of information— to say that these bits of information that you're complaining- information that you're complaining about, that you were

at complaining about, that you were et thte— complaining about, that you were et thte theee— complaining about, that you were et thte hteee et— complaining about, that you were at this place or that place or the— at this place or that place or the chetew— at this place or that place or the chelsy davy,— at this place or that place or the chelsy davy, your girlfriend , theee— the chelsy davy, your girlfriend , was there and— the chelsy davy, your girlfriend , was there and you were pheteetehhet— , was there and you were photographed and you didn't want to he. — photographed and you didn't want to he. the— photographed and you didn't want to be. time-again,— photographed and you didn't want to be. time again, those to be. time and again, those etehee— to be. time and again, those. stories—previously stories had appeared previously in stories had appeared previously th ether— stories had appeared previously th ether hepete— stories had appeared previously in other papers had been in other papers or had been ewee— in other papers or had been given hw— in other papers or had been given hw the— in other papers or had been given by the palace, the information— given by the palace, the information given by the palace. so information given by the palace. se there-e— information given by the palace. so there's weaknesses on both ettee— so there's weaknesses on both ettee ehe— so there's weaknesses on both sides and it's— so there's weaknesses on both sides and it's up— so there's weaknesses on both sides and it's up to the judge to teette. — sides and it's up to the judge to decide. and— sides and it's up to the judge to decide. and he's going to the— to decide. and he's going to the he— to decide. and he's going to give his ruling— to decide. and he's going to give his ruling later in give his ruling much later in the— give his ruling much later in the-t— give his ruling much later in the-t meee- give his ruling much later in the-t .- give his ruling much later in the-i mean , you- give his ruling much later in. the-i mean , you would give his ruling much later in- the-i mean , you would have the year. i mean, you would have to be especially dim to turn up to be especially dim to turn up to court. so halfcocked that when somebody said to you, so this is the this is the story that you're saying, we could have only got by hacking your phone. yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. are this are you aware that this story was another outlet was printed by another outlet days before or that own days before or that your own father's press secretary briefed us this? well, no, i wasn't aware of that. which leads to aware of that. which leads me to this conclusion, which i suspect is what mirror group are is what the mirror group are trying now, is trying to push for now, which is that harry wasn't that actually harry wasn't really the phone really there for the phone hacking stuff. was to hacking stuff. it was more to make a point . and if that is the make a point. and if that is the case, should our legal system be for hire in that sense, our

judicial system , other cases, judicial system, other cases, could it been heard then may be more important. cases should someone with enough money to bnng someone with enough money to bring these things to court be allowed just our court's allowed to just use our court's time order to try to make time in order to try to make a bigger case? do you think ? bigger case? do you think? well, you know, his case was eeteetet— well, you know, his case was eeteetet ,— well, you know, his case was selected , opted— well, you know, his case was selected , opted for to be put selected, opted for to be put tetwett— selected, opted for to be put forward from _ selected, opted for to be put forward from 100— selected, opted for to be put forward from 100 people who have etteeettehe— forward from 100 people who have allegations against— forward from 100 people who have allegations against the mirror. ahe— allegations against the mirror. the t— allegations against the mirror. the t thht— allegations against the mirror. and i think the— allegations against the mirror. and i think the mirror have been ewtte— and i think the mirror have been ewtte teen— and i think the mirror have been ewtte teen to— and i think the mirror have been quite keen to point— and i think the mirror have been quite keen to point out that it went— quite keen to point out that it went hehw-e— quite keen to point out that it wasn't harry's decision to push the— wasn't harry's decision to push thte te— wasn't harry's decision to push thte to court— wasn't harry's decision to push this to court so— wasn't harry's decision to push this to court so much as theirs. so this to court so much as theirs. so t— this to court so much as theirs. so t tee-t— this to court so much as theirs. so i don't think— this to court so much as theirs. so i don't think that your point is so i don't think that your point he ehthetw— so i don't think that your point is entirely valid.— so i don't think that your point is entirely valid. i— so i don't think that your point is entirely valid. i think it's a is entirely valid. i think it's e htt— is entirely valid. i think it's e htt heteh— is entirely valid. i think it's a bit harsh ,— is entirely valid. i think it's a bit harsh , but- is entirely valid. i think it's a bit harsh , but i do think a bit harsh, but i do think wew-te— a bit harsh, but i do think wewhe heht— a bit harsh, but i do think you're right in— a bit harsh, but i do think you're right in saying that hehw— you're right in saying that hehw te— you're right in saying that harry is pleased to have had his day harry is pleased to have had his tew h— harry is pleased to have had his tew th eewe— harry is pleased to have had his tew th eewt. t— harry is pleased to have had his day in court. i don't— harry is pleased to have had his day in court. i don't think he-tt— day in court. i don't think he-tt hete— day in court. i don't think he'll have other days in court. vee— he'll have other days in court. we thew,— he'll have other days in court. you know, he's— he'll have other days in court. you know, he's got— he'll have other days in court. you know, he's got more cases going— you know, he's got more cases going eh— you know, he's got more cases going on eeehet— you know, he's got more cases going on against the mirror, the het— going on against the mirror, the hett et— going on against the mirror, the met or the— going on against the mirror, the mail or the daily— going on against the mirror, the mail or the daily mail and the see. — mail or the daily mail and the see. lteh-t— mail or the daily mail and the sun. idon't think— mail or the daily mail and the sun. don't think he'll appear sun. i don't think he'll appear eeeh. — sun. i don't think he'll appear eeeh. _hte- sun. i don't think he'll appear eeeh—hte eewi again. but he has had his say ehe— again. but he has had his say end he— again. but he has had his say and his shout— again. but he has had his say and his shout and he did quite wett— and his shout and he did quite well, honestly,— and his shout and he did quite well, honestly, patrick, he did ewtte— well, honestly, patrick, he did ewtte-eewt— well, honestly, patrick, he did eette-eewt .- well, honestly, patrick, he did quite-court . but- well, honestly, patrick, he did quite-court . but i- well, honestly, patrick, he did quite court. but i think quite well in court. but i think you— quite well in court. but i think we hete— quite well in court. but i think you have-concede- quite well in court. but i think you have concede that and you have to concede that and maybe— you have to concede that and thewhe-teet— you have to concede that and maybe -feel that- you have to concede that and maybe feel that that is

maybe he'll feel that that is a wetetw— maybe he'll feel that that is a wetetw h— maybe he'll feel that that is a victory in itself,— maybe he'll feel that that is a victory in itself, that that he hete— victory in itself, that that he mete the— victory in itself, that that he made the headlines, his made the headlines, he made his teete— made the headlines, he made his hehte. het— made the headlines, he made his hethte. het tt-e— made the headlines, he made his points. but it's going to be a wew— points. but it's going to be a wetw epehewe — points. but it's going to be a very expensive because very expensive victory because if very expensive victory because tt-whe— very expensive victory because tt-whe et— very expensive victory because if-wins or loses,- if he if he wins or loses, eetwettw— if he if he wins or loses, eeteettw ,— if he if he wins or loses, actually , it's— if he if he wins or loses, actually , it's going to cost him actually, it's going to cost him hehew — actually, it's going to cost him mew veeh— actually, it's going to cost him money. yeahiall_ actually, it's going to cost him money. yeah g“ money. yeah all right. look, jenny, you much. jenny, thank you very much. i always love having you on the show so much needed glamour and class actually, which everybody knows you knows i am lacking. so thank you very there, very much, jennie bond there, royal . i didn't royal journalist. but i didn't want this to jenny's want to say this to jenny's face, bless her, but i don't really that harry did really concede that harry did very i think he very well in court. i think he was of those things. was like one of those things. you when three old you know, when a three year old is finger painting and is like a finger painting and the stick the the parents stick it on the fridge and go, oh, that's lovely, isn't it? i think that was bit like what it was. but was a bit like what it was. but there go. now my dancing there we go. now my dancing is fast approaching. yes, that's right. after right. more than a year after i first promised to perform on group on stage group of group on stage with a group of male finally male strippers, it's finally going this evening. going to happen. this evening. all good cause, all for all for a good cause, all for charity. just charity. it is just giving.com/fundraising, forward slash christie's. slash challenge christie's. all of money goes to of the money raised goes to mind. the health charity mind. the mental health charity which goes directly to helping people who are in a mental health crisis. when i come back,

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just a quick little teaser ahead to something. am dancing on to something. i am dancing on stage with the dreamboys. later we very nearly up to we are now very nearly up to £77,000. it's shot up by nearly two grand about the last 20 two grand in about the last 20 minutes. very much. minutes. thank you very much. can read out very can i also just read out very quickly from lee quickly an email from lee patrick. have been on the patrick. have you been on the fake lee? we've been through fake tan lee? we've been through this, we've been this, mate. right? we've been through this. the answer is yes. okay getting my off okay i'm getting my kit off tonight. started show tonight. i started the show wearing then was to wearing this tie and then was to told change it because it looked like was my face like it was giving my face sunburn. go. but sunburn. so there we go. but it's for a good cause just it's all for a good cause just giving.com/fundraising, forward slash challenge . christie's slash challenge. christie's lovely moving on, the lovely stuff now moving on, the legal fight of a christian charity who their charity who had their bank account shut down has come to an end they've won. that's end and they've won. that's right. barclays has settled the case the core issues trust case with the core issues trust now controversial this it offers counselling to people struggling with unwanted same sex attraction or gender dysphoria. so the charity launched legal action against barclays after lgbt activists campaigned on social media for their bank to cut ties with the christian

ministries . now, nobody needs to ministries. now, nobody needs to get into a massive debate in a big about the old gay big discussion about the old gay conversion and of conversion therapy and all of this stuff, understand why this stuff, i can understand why that problematic. what that is pretty problematic. what bothers that activists can bothers me is that activists can contact your bank and your bank can shut your bank account down. i think that's ridiculous . but i think that's ridiculous. but the chief executive of core issues trust, mike davidson, does actually join me now. let's focus on that for now then. so why actually properly happen then and what kind of impact did it it have on you? just run it did it have on you? just run me . so injuly it did it have on you? just run me . so in july 20th, me through it. so in july 20th, 2020,— me through it. so in july 20th, 2020, we— me through it. so in july 20th, 2020, we found— me through it. so in july 20th, 2020, we found that- me through it. so in july 20th, 2020, we found that we- g c so in july 20th, 2020, we found that we were teettw— 2020, we found that we were teettw et— 2020, we found that we were teettw et the— 2020, we found that we were really at the brunt of a lgbt thee— really at the brunt of a lgbt httte h— really at the brunt of a lgbt pride in lockdown. �*ftt�*“t:::t pride in lockdown. who you ceetth-t— pride in lockdown. who you couldn't meet on the streets and who seemed to feel that the mission should be to bring an end to core issues. trust it to end to core issues. trust it to end our charity status and ultimate . sadly, that led to ultimate. sadly, that led to barclays coming under pressure and being told that they were

supporting conversion therapy and therefore they should close the accounts of two organisations, ones that i'm associated with . so. so how did associated with. so. so how did thet— associated with. so. so how did thet wett— associated with. so. so how did that work and _ associated with. so. so how did that work and what— i: so. so how did that work and what happened to the memew— that work and what happened to the memew thet— that work and what happened to the money that was in those accounts . well,- the money that was in those accounts . �*ft�*tzgc the money that was in those accounts . eem; the money that was in those accounts. well, the money was safe. they gave us two months to get new accounts, but that's not straightforward for a christian charity these days. and we struggled to be able to do that. the point is that when that happens , there's a there's a happens, there's a there's a certain reputational damage that you suffer and you don't necessarily have the opportunity to explain what is going on. and we live at a time when this so—called conversion therapy issue has become a very emotive issue, and it's very difficult to get soundbites out that explain on exactly what we are doing. okay. right well, look, tet-e— doing. okay. right well, look, tet-e teet— doing. okay. right well, look, tet-e teet te— doing. okay. right well, look, let's just do that—

t:t:::t “g okay. right well, look, let's just do that now then, because. well— let's just do that now then, because. well you tell me teeth.— because. well you tell me teettw. t— because. well you tell me really. i mean— because. well you tell me really. i mean ,- because. well you tell me really. i mean , the idea of is really. i mean, the idea of is it really. i mean, the idea of is tt teth— really. i mean, the idea of is it fair, first— really. i mean, the idea of is it fair, first and— really. i mean, the idea of is it fair, first and foremost, to ten— it fair, first and foremost, to eett ht— it fair, first and foremost, to eett tt gav— it fair, first and foremost, to call it gay conversion therapy, heeewee— call it gay conversion therapy, heeewee te— call it gay conversion therapy, because to be— call it gay conversion therapy, because to be honest with you, thet— because to be honest with you, thet teeeh-t— because to be honest with you, that doesn't sound— because to be honest with you, that doesn't sound great at, wett— that doesn't sound great at, wet, eew— that doesn't sound great at, well, gay conversion therapy is a well, gay conversion therapy is e hetttteet— well, gay conversion therapy is a political term— well, gay conversion therapy is a political term that has been hwehtet— a political term that has been hwehtet h— a political term that has been invented in 2009— a political term that has been invented in 2009 . and 2017 at invented in 2009. and 2017 at ehe— invented in 2009. and 2017 at me he— invented in 2009. and 2017 at me he e— invented in 2009. and 2017 at and it's a term— invented in 2009. and 2017 at and it's a term that is used teettw— and it's a term that is used teettw tet— and it's a term that is used teettw tee emw— and it's a term that is used really for any body who tteeeeee— really for any body who disagrees with the idea that you are disagrees with the idea that you hem— disagrees with the idea that you hem eew.— disagrees with the idea that you hem eew. — disagrees with the idea that you are born gay. what— disagrees with the idea that you are born gay. c are born gay. what it i work with is individuals who've tried 93v- with is individuals who've tried gay. they've been they've they've gone in that direction . they've gone in that direction. and like me, they got to a point in their lives where it wasn't for them and they wanted a new opportunity, a new direction to go in and core issues. trust supports them by exploring what it is that has happened to them and what they want in their

lives. that's all we do. we stand with them , encourage them, stand with them, encourage them, and help them to achieve their goals. so and help them to achieve their goals . so what you're saying to goals. so what you're saying to me them— goals. so what you're saying to me them he— goals. so what you're saying to me then is that— goals. so what you're saying to me then is that it's— 3 so what you're saying to me then is that it's people who eetwetw— me then is that it's people who actively approaching you because thew— actively approaching you because thew hete— actively approaching you because thew hewe eeme— actively approaching you because they have come to— actively approaching you because they have come to their own ehewtetem— they have come to their own ehewteteh ,— they have come to their own conclusion , actions or thoughts conclusion, actions or thoughts ehewt— conclusion, actions or thoughts ehewt thet— conclusion, actions or thoughts about their own— conclusion, actions or thoughts about their own sexuality. this is about their own sexuality. this he met— about their own sexuality. this he met wee— about their own sexuality. this he not we eewe— about their own sexuality. this is not you guys is— about their own sexuality. this is not you guys is going up to gay— is not you guys is going up to gay pimple— is not you guys is going up to gay people and_ is not you guys is going up to gay people and saying you need to he— gay people and saying you need to be converted— gay people and saying you need to be converted into being etteteht— to be converted into being etteteht. — to be converted into being straight . it's— to be converted into being straight . c dint straight. it's absolutely that. and it's also individuals who have gone to professional mental health workers in the uk and have explained where they are in life and they've been told, well, sorry, you , you know, you well, sorry, you, you know, you just have to accept your circumstances. this is who you are. we can't help you now. we are. we can't help you now. we are concerned that it's fast coming to the point where you're not allowed to change your mind and what what is interesting.

yeah , well, just just say, what yeah, well, just just say, what is yeah, well, just just say, what he he— yeah, well, just just say, what he he whet— yeah, well, just just say, what is it? what is— yeah, well, just just say, what is it? what is interesting for me— is it? what is interesting for me te— is it? what is interesting for me te thet— is it? what is interesting for me te thet t— is it? what is interesting for me is that i dare say that if a ehehtw— me is that i dare say that if a ehehtw wee— me is that i dare say that if a charity was set— me is that i dare say that if a charity was set up— me is that i dare say that if a charity was set up that that eetwetw— charity was set up that that actively wanted _ charity was set up that that actively wanted to promote ehtttteh— actively wanted to promote children change gender. right amt— children change gender. right amt thew— children change gender. right amt thew het— children change gender. right and they had some bank account there— and they had some bank account there .— and they had some bank account there . .,_ and they had some bank account there . ., t— and they had some bank account there . ., t wew— and they had some bank account there . i, i very much doubt and there. i, i very much doubt and met— there. i, i very much doubt and met heeeeee— there. i, i very much doubt and not because it's— there. i, i very much doubt and not because it's pride month or thee— not because it's pride month or phte weet— not because it's pride month or phte weet et— not because it's pride month or pride year or pride— not because it's pride month or pride year or pride decade or whetewet— pride year or pride decade or whatever the— pride year or pride decade or whatever the latest thing is i wew— whatever the latest thing is i wetw mech— whatever the latest thing is i very much doubt— whatever the latest thing is i very much doubt that the bank wewtt— very much doubt that the bank wewtt hete— very much doubt that the bank would have dared— very much doubt that the bank would have dared to have shut thet— would have dared to have shut theh teet— would have dared to have shut their bank account down because of their bank account down because oh the— their bank account down because of the backlash _ their bank account down because of the backlash that there would hewe — of the backlash that there would hewe _etee — of the backlash that there would hewe _etee t— of the backlash that there would have - also i would - of the backlash that there would have also i would be have been. i also i would be wew— have been. i also i would be wetw eeeptteet— have been. i also i would be very sceptical as— have been. i also i would be very sceptical as to whether or met— very sceptical as to whether or hetlheht— very sceptical as to whether or notlbank would— very sceptical as to whether or not bank would have down not a bank would have shut down a not a bank would have shut down e—tm— not a bank would have shut down e—tm tet-e- not a bank would have shut down a_from, let's say,- a bank account from, let's say, a bank account from, let's say, e ehehtw— a bank account from, let's say, e ehehtw .— a bank account from, let's say, a charity . there— a bank account from, let's say, a charity . there was a charity. there was a domination- a charity. there was a domination of another religion, for domination of another religion, tee—prehehtw- domination of another religion,| for—probably have for example, who probably have eetwettw— for example, who probably have eetwettw teettw— for example, who probably have actually really quite similar wewe— actually really quite similar te— actually really quite similar te wew— actually really quite similar views to you about homosexuality and views to you about homosexuality eht ewetwthhe— views to you about homosexuality eht ewetwthha te— views to you about homosexuality and everything to do with that. so and everything to do with that. so te— and everything to do with that. so to wow— and everything to do with that. so do you think— and everything to do with that. so do you think that it is a et— so do you think that it is a case of people— so do you think that it is a case of people with christian tteee— case of people with christian tteee tethe— case of people with christian ideas being targeted here, then 7 wet.— ideas being targeted here, then 7 wet. t— ideas being targeted here, then .7 well, i think— ideas being targeted here, then .7 well, i think it— ideas being targeted here, then .7 well, i think it is- ideas being targeted here, then ? well, i think it is about it.

opposition to the christian foundations of sexual motty orthodox views about sexual motty. but there's also something else operating here. patrick think about it in this way. if it's true that the largest of the non heterosexual groups is the mixed attraction groups is the mixed attraction group people who can go in both directions , why is it that that directions, why is it that that only one side can be affirmed ? only one side can be affirmed? and in other words, if they want to be gay, then the professional mental health workers will help them to be gay. but these people who have mixed attraction , if who have mixed attraction, if they want to go in the other direction . anne well told, i see direction. anne well told, i see what you're saying. therapy. i see. i see. i see. i do see what wew-te— see. i see. i see. i do see what wewhe saving-— see. i see. i see. i do see what wewhe eewhe. the— see. i see. i see. i do see what you're saying. i've got to be hemeet— you're saying. i've got to be heheet wtth— you're saying. i've got to be honest with you. _ you're saying. i've got to be honest with you. obviously i hete— honest with you. obviously i have never employed the services of have never employed the services et ewme— have never employed the services et we euth— have never employed the services et we eweh ee— have never employed the services of anyone such as yourself. i eweeeee— of anyone such as yourself. i eweeeee thet— of anyone such as yourself. i suppose that the— of anyone such as yourself. i suppose that the connotation thet— suppose that the connotation thet eeme— suppose that the connotation that some people would like to mete— that some people would like to mete ehe— that some people would like to make and you're— that some people would like to make and you're saying this is eemetetetw— make and you're saying this is completely untrue, by the way, but completely untrue, by the way, het thet— completely untrue, by the way, but that some—

completely untrue, by the way, but that some people would like to mete— but that some people would like to mete wttt— but that some people would like to make will be— but that some people would like to make will be that there is an etemeht— to make will be that there is an element—being. element of something being tweet— forced about it, and therefore thet— forced about it, and therefore that—sinister.- that seems quite sinister. you are that seems quite sinister. you eee—thet- that seems quite sinister. you. are _that that's are obviously saying that that's not are obviously saying that that's met—we- are obviously saying that that's met—we 90- - are obviously saying that that'si met—we 90- took not the case. there we go. look tt-e— not the case. there we go. look it's fascinating _ not the case. there we go. look it's fascinating conversation. teeehethe— it's fascinating conversation. teeehethe t— it's fascinating conversation. fascinating i-to- it's fascinating conversation. fascinating i to talk to fascinating i hope to talk to you— fascinating i hope to talk to weweeme-— fascinating i hope to talk to you-some point- fascinating i hope to talk to you some point soon. you again at some point soon. the— you again at some point soon. mike davidson— you again at some point soon. mike davidson there, the mike davidson there, who is the ehtet— mike davidson there, who is the chief executive _ mike davidson there, who is the chief executive core chief executive of the core teeee— chief executive of the core teewee-twet- chief executive of the core issues just relaxing. issues trust, just relaxing. the ewetetehhe— overarching issue for me, though—ehei overarching issue for me,- though,_one, right, though, was the big one, right, whteh— though, was the big one, right, which-someone- though, was the big one, right, which someone could which is that someone could eteee— which is that someone could close-account.- which is that someone could close account. now, close a bank account. now, tweethe— close a bank account. now,- tweethe—hewe breaking news, breaking news, people— breaking news, breaking news, people--_ breaking news, breaking news, peehtel theee— breaking news, breaking news, people.. there it- breaking news, breaking news, people . there it is . daniel people us. there it is. daniel tewezwhett— people us. there it is. daniel kawczynski has— people us. there it is. daniel kawczynski has pulled out of the tow— kawczynski has pulled out of the tory eehttteew— kawczynski has pulled out of the tory candidacy race— kawczynski has pulled out of the tory candidacy race for the tendon— tory candidacy race for the london mayor.— tory candidacy race for the london mayor. his withdrawal comes following— london mayor. his withdrawal comes following a formal eemeteht— comes following a formal eemeteht hw— comes following a formal complaint by tv producer daisy eeetwh— complaint by tv producer daisy goodwin that— complaint by tv producer daisy goodwin that kwasi groped her. he goodwin that kwasi groped her. he ettehatw— goodwin that kwasi groped her. he strongly denies the allegations— he strongly denies the allegations so that is the tweethe— allegations so that is the breaking news- allegations so that is the breaking news which is that demet— breaking news which is that daniel kawczynski has pulled out of daniel kawczynski has pulled out oh the— daniel kawczynski has pulled out oh the tow— daniel kawczynski has pulled out of the tory candidacy race for tween— of the tory candidacy race for london mayor.— of the tory candidacy race for london mayor. his withdrawal comes following— london mayor. his withdrawal comes following a formal eemeteht— comes following a formal eemeteht hw— comes following a formal complaint by tv producer daisy eeetwh— complaint by tv producer daisy goodwin that— complaint by tv producer daisy goodwin that korsky groped her. he goodwin that korsky groped her. he ettehetw— goodwin that korsky groped her. he strongly denies the allegations— he strongly denies the allegations .- he strongly denies the allegations . all right . okay. allegations. all right. okay. wett— allegations. all right. okay. wett hw— allegations. all right. okay. well now, look,— allegations. all right. okay. well now, look, i've just got to heme— well now, look, i've just got to heme ott—

well now, look, i've just got to round off this. _ well now, look, i've just got to round off this. now, i know i am tettthe— round off this. now, i know i am tettthe the— round off this. now, i know i am rattling the can— round off this. now, i know i am rattling the can quite a lot, het— rattling the can quite a lot, but t— rattling the can quite a lot, but t teet— rattling the can quite a lot, but i just wanted to actually do eemethhe— but i just wanted to actually do something that— but i just wanted to actually do something that is— but i just wanted to actually do something that is very, very eteee— something that is very, very eteee te— something that is very, very eteee te mw— something that is very, very close to my heart, which is ehewt— close to my heart, which is ehewt the— close to my heart, which is about the fact— close to my heart, which is about the fact that tonight is the meth— about the fact that tonight is the mteht ee— about the fact that tonight is the night as everyone knows, thet— the night as everyone knows, thet t-m— the night as everyone knows, that i'm doing— the night as everyone knows, that i'm doing the dream boys thhe— that i'm doing the dream boys thee—mw- that i'm doing the dream boys thing-_mvloffl that i'm doing the dream boysi thhe. —mwlett eh thing. i'm getting my kit off on eteee— thing. i'm getting my kit off on ewee-tethe— thing. i'm getting my kit off on eteeeltehe ht— thing. i'm getting my kit off on stage.-doing it to- thing. i'm getting my kit off on stage. doing it to raise stage. i'm doing it to raise memew— stage. i'm doing it to raise memew tet— stage. i'm doing it to raise money for the— stage. i'm doing it to raise money for the charity that you emew-w— money for the charity that you can _your screens- money for the charity that you can your screens there. can see on your screens there. weet— can see on your screens there. just giving.com/fundraising, homem— just giving.com/fundraising, forward slash— just giving.com/fundraising, forward slash challenge christie's— christie's that charity is mind the christie's that charity is mind. the—wew the mental health charity. now etwtewetw— the mental health charity. now etwtee teewe— the mental health charity. now obviou issue needs help and health issue needs help and meete— health issue needs help and meete meem— health issue needs help and needs urgent help . needs urgent help. unfortunately, this day and age , the— unfortunately, this day and age , the wew— unfortunately, this day and age , the wew thet— unfortunately, this day and age , the way that the— unfortunately, this day and age , the way that the nhs is too all , the way that the nhs is too ett etteh— , the way that the nhs is too all often people— , the way that the nhs is too all often people struggle to get thet— all often people struggle to get thet wee— all often people struggle to get thet wee ehe— all often people struggle to get that urge and care— all often people struggle to get that urge and care that really meem— that urge and care that really went eee— that urge and care that really urgent care that— that urge and care that really urgent care that they need . and urgent care that they need. and the— urgent care that they need. and thte te— urgent care that they need. and thte te where— urgent care that they need. and this is where places like mind h. t— this is where places like mind come in. i read— this is where places like mind come in. i read the comments wmtemeeth— come in. i read the comments underneath. when people donate and underneath. when people donate met them— underneath. when people donate eht theht wew— underneath. when people donate and thank you to— underneath. when people donate and thank you to everybody who he — and thank you to everybody who he were— and thank you to everybody who he wehe wh— and thank you to everybody who he wehe eh te— and thank you to everybody who has. we're up to nearly 77 grand t— has. we're up to nearly 77 grand t thht— has. we're up to nearly 77 grand t thht t— has. we're up to nearly 77 grand now. i think i just— has. we're up to nearly 77 grand now. i think i just wanted to teet— now. i think i just wanted to weet e— now. i think i just wanted to weet e eeeme— now. i think i just wanted to read a couple of— now. i think i just wanted to read a couple of them out. i went— read a couple of them out. i won't name people, but this is teettw— won't name people, but this is teettw-wehe— won't name people, but this is really-we're doing- won't name people, but this is really we're doing it. this really why we're doing it. this is really why we're doing it. this te—eweeel really why we're doing it. thisi te—eweee we really why we're doing it. this. te—eweee the e is such an important cause. as a tethet— is such an important cause. as a tethet tethe— is such an important cause. as a retired police officer lost retired police officer who lost three— retired police officer who lost thee mete— retired police officer who lost three male colleagues to ewmee,— three male colleagues to suicide, charity suicide, this charity is close to suicide, this charity is close te-heett— suicide, this charity is close te-heett h— suicide, this charity is close to heart in memory of our to my heart in memory of our theme-e— to my heart in memory of our theme-e eem— to my heart in memory of our friend's son. i— to my heart in memory of our friend's son. i lost—

to my heart in memory of our friend's son. i lost my brother to ewtette. — friend's son. i lost my brother to ewtette. t— friend's son. i lost my brother to suicide. i really— friend's son. i lost my brother to suicide. i really appreciate whet— to suicide. i really appreciate whet-tethe- to suicide. i really appreciate whet-tethe. t- to suicide. i really appreciate what doing. i lost my dad what you're doing. i lost my dad ehe— what you're doing. i lost my dad eht twethet— what you're doing. i lost my dad and brother to— what you're doing. i lost my dad and brother to suicide , and my and brother to suicide, and my mete— and brother to suicide, and my mete teet— and brother to suicide, and my uncle took his— and brother to suicide, and my uncle took his own life in 2002, eeet— uncle took his own life in 2002, eeet ht. — uncle took his own life in 2002, eget he. took,— uncle took his own life in 2002, aged 45. look, this— uncle took his own life in 2002, aged 45. look, this is what tethe— aged 45. look, this is what we're doing it— aged 45. look, this is what we're doing it for, to try to etee— we're doing it for, to try to memew— we're doing it for, to try to raise money and raise awareness ehe— raise money and raise awareness me te— raise money and raise awareness me te eewe— raise money and raise awareness and to save people's lives. so theht— and to save people's lives. so theht wew— and to save people's lives. so theht wew te— and to save people's lives. so thank you to everyone who has tehetet— thank you to everyone who has tehetet .— thank you to everyone who has tehetet . teet— giving.com/fundraising/challenge chhette-e.— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's. and— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's. and tonight i uphold my christie's. and tonight i uphold mw emet— christie's. and tonight i uphold mw eht et— christie's. and tonight i uphold mw eht oh the— christie's. and tonight i uphold my end of the bargain which is to hemtttete— my end of the bargain which is to humiliate myself on stage wtth— to humiliate myself on stage wtth the— to humiliate myself on stage with the dreamboys so that we go teet— with the dreamboys so that we go took them— with the dreamboys so that we go teet themt wew— with the dreamboys so that we go look thank you very much ewetwhetw— look thank you very much ewetwhetw ee— look thank you very much everybody as well. i'll be in htemtew— everybody as well. i'll be in htemtew h— everybody as well. i'll be in bromley in kent— everybody as well. i'll be in bromley in kent very, very ehetttw. — bromley in kent very, very ehetttw. _wttt- bromley in kent very, veryi shortly. _will-you shortly. look, i will see you in teet— shortly. look, i will see you in teet e— shortly. look, i will see you in just a _afternoon. - shortly. look, i will see you in just a-afternoon. i'm. shortly. look, i will see you in. just a-afternoon. i'm alex just a tick. afternoon. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. pretty warm and humid out there for most at the moment, but some places seeing pretty rain seeing some pretty heavy rain and starting turn and it's starting to turn a little cooler and fresher and we'll that we'll all notice that by tomorrow . turning cooler and tomorrow. turning cooler and fresher this cold front, fresher behind this cold front, which providing the which is also providing the focus for outbreaks of rain. been quite a wet morning over parts of scotland. rain parts of scotland. that rain slowly , slowly now working

slowly, slowly now working across parts of northern england. and we'll see some heavy , too, over the heavy showers, too, over the midlands, wales , but midlands, parts of wales, but turning the west . turning drier from the west. that rain eventually turning up across anglia the across east anglia and the south—east. bursts of south—east. some heavy bursts of rain over parts of rain this evening over parts of eastern england some useful eastern england and some useful rain across east rain overnight across east anglia and the south—east where it stay pretty warm and it will stay pretty warm and humid. things humid. but elsewhere, things turning , temperatures turning cooler, temperatures well single figures well down into single figures across parts of scotland and that fresher feel will be in evidence for most of us during tomorrow. pretty drab and still quite humid. start across the south—east. but rain should south—east. but the rain should peter out through the morning, clearing away to some clearing away to reveal some sunny spells . there will be some sunny spells. there will be some showers thursday across showers during thursday across north wales, northern england , north wales, northern england, scotland with heavy ones in scotland with some heavy ones in the afternoon over eastern scotland and northeast england. a bit breezy in the northwest as well, but elsewhere just a fine day, really, with a fresher feel, not as humid temperatures , high teens the north, , high teens across the north, low 20s in the south. as we go through thursday evening, we'll see a few more showers coming in across scotland

across northern scotland and a bit here, but otherwise bit breezy here, but otherwise most dry and clear. but most places dry and clear. but nofice most places dry and clear. but notice behind more rain notice behind me, more rain starting to move in. that will spread its way slowly but surely across in from the west during friday. so, again , some perhaps friday. so, again, some perhaps welcome useful rain across parts of wales and south west england for a time on friday before further spells of rain come in to northern ireland and western scotland . much of the east will scotland. much of the east will be dry just a scattered be dry just a few scattered showers scotland and showers across scotland and again, close to the again, temperatures close to the average for this time of year. high across the north, low high teens across the north, low 20s south. goodbye .

it's 5 pm. is patrick christys - it's 5 pm. is patrick christys he he wewe.— - it's 5 pm. is patrick christys is gb news. here's— - it's 5 pm. is patrick christys is gb news. here's what's- it's 5 pm. is patrick christys is gb news. here's what's coming wew— is gb news. here's what's coming wew wew— is gb news. here's what's coming wew wew .— is gb news. here's what's coming wew wew . thte— is gb news. here's what's coming wew wew . thte hp— is gb news. here's what's coming your way. this rip roaring hour course has pulled— your way. this rip roaring hour course has pulled out of the tendon— course has pulled out of the london mayoral— course has pulled out of the london mayoral race amid etteeettehe— london mayoral race amid allegations of— london mayoral race amid allegations of groping, which he ettemetw— allegations of groping, which he strongly denies.— allegations of groping, which he strongly denies. we will have eh thet— strongly denies. we will have more on that big— strongly denies. we will have more on that big breaking news for more on that big breaking news tee wew— more on that big breaking news tee wew h— more on that big breaking news tee wew th teet— more on that big breaking news tee wew th twet e— more on that big breaking news for you in just a second. but get— for you in just a second. but get e— for you in just a second. but get e teet— for you in just a second. but get e teet et— for you in just a second. but get a load of this. could you tmeetme— get a load of this. could you imagine losing— get a load of this. could you imagine losing your job, being imagine losing yourjob, being mete— imagine losing yourjob, being made redundant— imagine losing yourjob, being made redundant in middle of made redundant in the middle of a made redundant in the middle of e—wtth- a cost of living crisis with metteeae— a cost of living crisis with mortgage going a cost of living crisis with- mortgage-going.because mortgage rates going up because thew—eeeme- mortgage rates going up becausei they—people who've they want a house? people who've eeme-the— they want a house? people who've come-this country- come here to this country ttteeettw— come here to this country illegally-you?- come here to this country illegally you? well, that's illegally over you? well, that's the eee— illegally over you? well, that's the tet— illegally over you? well, that's the case for people at a welsh hetet. — the case for people at a welsh hetet. t-m— the case for people at a welsh hotel. i'm frankly— the case for people at a welsh hotel. i'm frankly up and down the eemtw— hotel. i'm frankly up and down the country. prince harry's not hewhe— the country. prince harry's not hewhe-ttme- the country. prince harry's not having-timelit- having a great time of it ether.— having a great time of it either.-hate- having a great time of it either.-hate to- having a great time of it either. hate to see it, either. you hate to see it, tom-t— either. you hate to see it, teh-t you?— either. you hate to see it, don't you? apparently, he could get don't you? apparently, he could eet-teem —

don't you? apparently, he could eet-teem the- don't you? apparently, he could get-from the high. get just £500 from the high court — get just £500 from the high court. _mirror- court. that is, if mirror group hewepepete— court. that is, if mirror group. hewehepete—wee court. that is, if mirror group- newspapers_was it newspapers get their way. was it all newspapers get their way. was it ett-tte— newspapers get their way. was it ett-tte amt— newspapers get their way. was it all-it? and yes— newspapers get their way. was it all-it? and yes .- newspapers get their way. was it all it? and yes . well, all worth it? and yes. well, tehteht— all worth it? and yes. well, tehteht te— all worth it? and yes. well, tonight is the— all worth it? and yes. well, tonight is the night where i'll be tonight is the night where i'll he getthe— tonight is the night where i'll he aetthe mw— tonight is the night where i'll be getting my kiss off on stage wtth— be getting my kiss off on stage wtth the— be getting my kiss off on stage with the dreamboys, the male emeeere— with the dreamboys, the male emeeere-tu— with the dreamboys, the male strippers,- i'll be - with the dreamboys, the male strippers, i'll be doing strippers, and i'll be doing it for tetehehtw.— justgiving.com/fundraising for eweh— justgiving.com/fundraising for such challenge.— justgiving.com/fundraising for such challenge. christie's wee-we— such challenge. christie's you've raised— such challenge. christie's you've raised nearly £77,000, het— you've raised nearly £77,000, het t-m— you've raised nearly £77,000, but i'm afraid— you've raised nearly £77,000, but i'm afraid that means that i hete— but i'm afraid that means that i hewe eet— but i'm afraid that means that i hewe get to— but i'm afraid that means that i hewe get to get— but i'm afraid that means that i have got to get from here where i have got to get from here where t em— have got to get from here where t em mew— have got to get from here where t em wew— have got to get from here where i am now. now to— have got to get from here where i am now. now to bromley in kent in i am now. now to bromley in kent th eheet— i am now. now to bromley in kent th ehewt, wett— i am now. now to bromley in kent in about, well, an— i am now. now to bromley in kent in about, well, an hour. so i've got— in about, well, an hour. so i've eet te— in about, well, an hour. so i've get to 90-— in about, well, an hour. so i've get to 90- se— in about, well, an hour. so i've get to 90- so t-m— in about, well, an hour. so i've got to go. so i'm afraid , said got to go. so i'm afraid, said tttehette— got to go. so i'm afraid, said michelle. are— got to go. so i'm afraid, said michelle. are you— got to go. so i'm afraid, said michelle. are you there? tttehette— michelle. are you there? michelle dewberry ? i've got to michelle dewberry? i've got to be michelle dewberry? i've got to he hemeet— michelle dewberry? i've got to he heheet, t— michelle dewberry? i've got to be honest, i am— michelle dewberry? i've got to be honest, i am here, patrick, ethett— be honest, i am here, patrick, ethett wtth— be honest, i am here, patrick, albeit with a— be honest, i am here, patrick, albeit with a very— be honest, i am here, patrick, albeit with a very delicate head heeewee— albeit with a very delicate head heeewee t— albeit with a very delicate head because i was— albeit with a very delicate head because i was celebrating our wh— because i was celebrating our wtm teet— because i was celebrating our win last night. _ because i was celebrating our win last night. �*" because i was celebrating our win last night. it; win last night. so if you're going to ask me, will i cover your next hour, normally with a head like this, it'd be a definite but because of the definite no. but because of the occasion and the great cause that you're doing and the fact that you're doing and the fact that actually i can see i've got a of your fake tan a reflection of your fake tan already, to say already, so it'd be rude to say no. and gents. right. he no. ladies and gents. right. he wore this . he no. ladies and gents. right. he wore this. he had this tie on were this. he had this tie on eetttet— were this. he had this tie on eetttet — wore this. he had this tie on earlier on. did— wore this. he had this tie on earlier on. did patrick.- he had this tie on earlier on. “j t: ti< tzi; earlier on. did patrick. he's got so much fake tan on that his

tie with skin and he tie clashed with his skin and he had to take it off and change tied. did you were you eagle eyed notice that? look eyed enough to notice that? look at it. it it it didn't at it. it did. it it it didn't get hold of it. that's how i hteettee— get hold of it. that's how i weettee the— get hold of it. that's how i practise i've got— get hold of it. that's how i practise i've got to- gig “tzztt: c that's how i practise i've got to go now. the— practise i've got to go now. the get— practise i've got to go now. the get to— practise i've got to go now. the get to go— practise i've got to go now. the get to go . - practise i've got to go now. i've got to go . git git i've got to go. i've got to go. right. see you in a bit. take care. thank you. bye bye. bye. bye bye. he's gone. everybody. so, yes, i bye bye. he's gone. everybody. so, wee, t-teeh— bye bye. he's gone. everybody. so, yes, i-keep you- fiéytz; tzi; 3 everybody. so, yes, i keep you company so, yes, i will keep you company whttet— so, yes, i will keep you company whilst-christys- so, yes, i will keep you company whilst christys goes and whilst patrick christys goes and eete— whilst patrick christys goes and eete meted.— whilst patrick christys goes and eete metet. t— whilst patrick christys goes and gets naked. i can— whilst patrick christys goes and gets naked. i can tell you that is gets naked. i can tell you that teleehtehee— gets naked. i can tell you that islsentence i— gets naked. i can tell you that islsentence i never- gets naked. i can tell you that is sentence i never thought is a sentence i never thought i wewe— is a sentence i never thought i wewtt heet— is a sentence i never thought i would hear myself say. we've got a would hear myself say. we've got e greet— would hear myself say. we've got e greet how— would hear myself say. we've got a great hour coming up. do not go a great hour coming up. do not ee—theweh.- a great hour coming up. do not ee—theweh. tet-ei go anywhere fast though. let's get-up— go anywhere fast though. let's eet-eh te— go anywhere fast though. let's eet-eh to meet. go anywhere fast though. let's get up to speed with go anywhere fast though. let's get news up to speed with go anywhere fast though. let's get news with up to speed with go anywhere fast though. let's get news with polly speed with go anywhere fast though. let's get news with polly middlehurst the news with polly middlehurst 'ntttt well, michelle, thanks very much indeed . and we start with much indeed. and we start with some breaking . news well, as some breaking. news well, as you've been hearing in the last few moments, daniel korski has pulled out of the race for

london mayor after a tv producer and novelist accused him of groping her a decade ago. in a statement, he said he's withdrawing with a heavy heart , withdrawing with a heavy heart, but he also categorically denied the allegations just to give you some more detail on that, daisy goodwin , the television goodwin, the television producer, made the formal complaint with number 10, saying it was very serious, urging any other complainants to come forward. and other complainants to come forward . and he says the forward. and he says the pressure on his- : and he says the pressure on his family and the hehttttw— pressure on his family and the hehttttw te— pressure on his family and the inability to get— pressure on his family and the inability to get a— pressure on his family and the inability to get a hearing for his inability to get a hearing for hte—tt- inability to get a hearing for- his_it impossible his message makes it impossible for his message makes it impossible tot he— his message makes it impossible for his campaign— his message makes it impossible for his campaign to carry on. amt— for his campaign to carry on. amt he— for his campaign to carry on. and he added,— for his campaign to carry on. and he added, no investigation has and he added, no investigation hee ewee— and he added, no investigation has ever taken— and he added, no investigation has ever taken place. i have teem— has ever taken place. i have teem eteet— has ever taken place. i have teem eteet t— has ever taken place. i have been clear i would welcome and eehetmethetw— been clear i would welcome and constructively participate in any— constructively participate in any investigation . so that's the any investigation. so that's the wew— any investigation. so that's the wetw teteet— any investigation. so that's the wetw teteet eh— any investigation. so that's the very latest on daniel korski . very latest on daniel korski. he-e— very latest on daniel korski. he-e pulling— very latest on daniel korski. he's pulling out— very latest on daniel korski. he's pulling out of the london mewetet— he's pulling out of the london mewetet teee— he's pulling out of the london mayoral race this— he's pulling out of the london mayoral race this time around. amt— mayoral race this time around. amt wett— mayoral race this time around. amt we-tt keep— mayoral race this time around. and we'll keep you— mayoral race this time around. and we'll keep you up- mayoral race this time around. and we'll keep you up to- mayoral race this time around. and we'll keep you up to date. as far as any investigation on thet— as far as any investigation on that allegation— as far as any investigation on that allegation . _ as far as any investigation on that allegation . htixthtt as far as any investigation on that allegation . htixttt ’“ as far as any investigation on that allegation . htittw�* “ that allegation. now, in other news today, thames water says it's working constructively with its shareholder owners to secure funding amid mounting concern

overits funding amid mounting concern over its financial stability contingency plans are reportedly being drawn up now by the government , including possible government, including possible emergency nationalisation of the company . it's feared thames company. it's feared thames water is for £18 billion in debt business and energy secretary kemi badenoch had this to say. we need to make sure that thames wetet— we need to make sure that thames wetet ee— we need to make sure that thames wetet ee eh— we need to make sure that thames water as an entity— we need to make sure that thames water as an entity survives . and water as an entity survives. and there-e— water as an entity survives. and there-e e— water as an entity survives. and there-e e tet— water as an entity survives. and there's a lot of— water as an entity survives. and there's a lot of work that the eewemmeht— there's a lot of work that the government is— there's a lot of work that the government is trying to do on teeetwhe— government is trying to do on resolving sewage— government is trying to do on resolving sewage at the moment, or eettehtw— resolving sewage at the moment, or eettehtw wh— resolving sewage at the moment, or certainly up until now the teewtetet— or certainly up until now the regulator has— or certainly up until now the regulator has been focussed on teehhe— regulator has been focussed on teehhe-httte- regulator has been focussed on keeping bills down. but keeping consumer bills down. but there-e— keeping consumer bills down. but there-e e— keeping consumer bills down. but there-e eiet— keeping consumer bills down. but there's a of infrastructure there's a lot of infrastructure wett— there's a lot of infrastructure weet-heede— there's a lot of infrastructure work - needs .take - work that needs to take place ehe— work that needs to take place ehe-thet— work that needs to take place ehe-thet-tel and we need that entity to ewwhe — and we need that entity to ewwhe ehe— and we need that entity to survive and be— and we need that entity to survive and be and continue tethe— survive and be and continue going . — survive and be and continue going . wew— survive and be and continue going . now the- survive and be and continue going . htitttt' i survive and be and continue going . htitttt going. now the chancellor has been pressing consumer watchdogs over concerns that firms are exploiting high inflation to boost their profits. jeremy hunt has been meeting with the competition and markets authority and energy, water and communications companies to question how they could lower pnces question how they could lower prices for customers and that's

after the bank of england suggested some retailers are hiking prices or failing to pass on lower costs to consumers off. com has launched an investigation into bt after disruption to the 999 emergency call service at the weekend and the communications watchdog said it's going to look into the incident , find out whether or incident, find out whether or not the telecommunications giant failed to comply with its regulatory duties . bt, which regulatory duties. bt, which manages the 999 phone system in the uk, apologised sincerely for the uk, apologised sincerely for the uk, apologised sincerely for the uk wide disruption. the company took nearly three hours to tell the government government about it when it happened. government about it when it happened . sir keir starmer has happened. sir keir starmer has questioned whether the prime minister will hit his target of building 300,000 new homes each yeah building 300,000 new homes each year. speaking at prime minister's questions, the labour leader accused rishi sunak of not agreeing with the housing minister on the pledge and instead spending thousands on adverts . sir instead spending thousands on adverts. sir keir also said

housebuilding has collapsed since mr sunak scrapped mandatory targets. but the prime minister came back with 2.2 million additional homes, had been built since the tories took power 13 years ago . low earning power 13 years ago. low earning parents on universal credit are to receive a boost in childcare support . but the government says support. but the government says families can now receive up to £951 every month for one child . £951 every month for one child. and £1,630 for two or more children on eligible parents entering work or increasing their hours will also receive up to 85% of their childcare costs in advance . a jury has been in advance. a jury has been selected ahead of the trial of oscar winning actor kevin spacey for alleged sex offences against four men. the actor is facing 12 charges, including sexual el and indecent assault . the 63 year indecent assault. the 63 year old will appear at southwark crown court for a four week trial. he denies all the charges

. now, three people were arrested today after just stop oil protesters disrupted the second ashes test match at lord's cricket ground by running onto the pitch. but the england wicket keeper, jonny bairstow took matters into his own hands by picking up one of the protesters who'd been attempting to throw orange paint powder onto the pitch. bairstow, carrying the protester off towards the grandstand too loud applause from spectators . applause from spectators. another protester was removed by the security team and ground staff cleared away the paint. just stop oil say they disrupted the match to demand action from the match to demand action from the government on climate change. but ed miliband, shadow secretary for climate change, said their tactics aren't working. labour said their tactics aren't working . labour condemns just working. labour condemns just step— working. labour condemns just step on. — working. labour condemns just step on. t— working. labour condemns just stop oil. i don't— “t; labour condemns just stop oil. i don't think they're teettee. — stop oil. i don't think they're teettee. he— stop oil. i don't think they're tactics. do anything for anyone. teteet— tactics. do anything for anyone. teteet hee— tactics. do anything for anyone. labour has taken— tactics. do anything for anyone. labour has taken a— tactics. do anything for anyone. labour has taken a position- labour has taken a position which will cut bills, ensure jobs, create energy security and tackle the climate crisis . and tackle the climate crisis. and lastly , hundreds of-

and lastly , hundreds of steelworkers lastly, hundreds of steelworkers hehe— lastly, hundreds of steelworkers hehe teem— lastly, hundreds of steelworkers have been protesting outside hetttememt— have been protesting outside parliament. the— have been protesting outside parliament. the gmb . union parliament. the gmb. union etetme— parliament. the gmb. union claims almost— parliament. the gmb. union claims almost 80% of jobs in the ehthe— claims almost 80% of jobs in the ehthe eteet— claims almost 80% of jobs in the entire steel sector— claims almost 80% of jobs in the entire steel sector have tteehpeetet— entire steel sector have disappeared in the last 40 weee— disappeared in the last 40 years. workers— disappeared in the last 40 years. workers are calling for a proper— years. workers are calling for a proper industrial— years. workers are calling for a proper industrial strategy and tettet— proper industrial strategy and tettet hem — proper industrial strategy and relief from energy costs. the government— relief from energy costs. the government says— relief from energy costs. the government says it's working eteeetw— government says it's working eteeetw wtth— government says it's working closely with the _ government says it's working closely with the sector to secure a sustainable decarbonise , teet— secure a sustainable decarbonise , tzet ehe— secure a sustainable decarbonise , ized and competitive future for , ized and competitive future tee eteet— , ized and competitive future tee eteet .— , ized and competitive future for steel . you're— , ized and competitive future for steel . you're with gb news. for steel. you're with gb news. theee— for steel. you're with gb news. more news as it— for steel. you're with gb news. more news as it happens. now teet— more news as it happens. now tech to— more news as it happens. now tech to .— back to. michelle thanks- back to. michelle thanks for that polyester tttehette— thanks for that polyester michelle dewberry in for the meet— michelle dewberry in for the meet how— michelle dewberry in for the next hour for— michelle dewberry in for the next hour for patrick christys whttet— next hour for patrick christys whttet he — next hour for patrick christys whilst he goes— next hour for patrick christys whilst he goes and gets naked for whilst he goes and gets naked tee eeet. — whilst he goes and gets naked tee teee. hee.— whilst he goes and gets naked for good. yes. i— whilst he goes and gets naked for good. “tit: i never really for good. yes. i never really thought— for good. yes. i never really thought he— for good. yes. i never really thought i'd hear— for good. “tit: i never really thought i'd hear myself saying thet— thought i'd hear myself saying that sentence,— thought i'd hear myself saying that sentence, good you, that sentence, but good on you, hetheh—et- that sentence, but good on you, patrick. _of you. - that sentence, but good on you, patrick._of you. all| patrick. good on all of you. all the— patrick. good on all of you. all the wewee— patrick. good on all of you. all the viewers that— patrick. good on all of you. all the viewers that as— patrick. good on all of you. all the viewers that as well that hehe — the viewers that as well that have supported— the viewers that as well that have supported him in his quest. i'm have supported him in his quest. t-m-tttt— have supported him in his quest. t-m-tttt eh,— have supported him in his quest.

i'm-till six, but- have supported him in his quest. i'm-till six, but one- i'm with you till six, but one of i'm with you till six, but one oh the— i'm with you till six, but one oh the tee— i'm with you till six, but one of the top stories— i'm with you till six, but one of the top stories tonight, hehtette— of the top stories tonight, danielle kwasi— of the top stories tonight, danielle kwasi pulled out of danielle kwasi has pulled out of the tew— danielle kwasi has pulled out of the tory candidacy— danielle kwasi has pulled out of the tory candidacy race when it te— the tory candidacy race when it te tethe— the tory candidacy race when it comes to being london mayor of thte— comes to being london mayor of thte te— comes to being london mayor of course, this is the— comes to being london mayor of course, this is the latest in a eet— course, this is the latest in a eet et— course, this is the latest in a set of scandals. _ course, this is the latest in a set of scandals. course, he set of scandals. of course, he tehtee— set of scandals. of course, he tehtee emw— set of scandals. of course, he denies any allegations raised eeehet— denies any allegations raised egehet htm. — denies any allegations raised against him. it's— denies any allegations raised against him. it's all centred eeeme— against him. it's all centred eeeht e— against him. it's all centred around a formal— against him. it's all centred around a formal complaint that teteet— around a formal complaint that teteet by— around a formal complaint that was raised by tv— around a formal complaint that was raised by tv producer daisy eeetwth— was raised by tv producer daisy goodwin, keeping— was raised by tv producer daisy goodwin, keeping me company heht— goodwin, keeping me company heht mew— goodwin, keeping me company heht tem— goodwin, keeping me company right now. tom howard is in westminster.— right now. tom howard is in westminster. tom, good evening . westminster. tom, good evening. the— westminster. tom, good evening. thte te— westminster. tom, good evening. thte he the— westminster. tom, good evening. this is the latest— westminster. tom, good evening. this is the latest scandal to teet— this is the latest scandal to week the— this is the latest scandal to week the tow— this is the latest scandal to rock the tory party now, isn't it rock the tory party now, isn't tt 7— rock the tory party now, isn't tt ewee— rock the tory party now, isn't it ? you know,— rock the tory party now, isn't it ? you know, every day it seems it? you know, every day it seems ehetw— it? you know, every day it seems ehetw ether— it? you know, every day it seems every other week— it? you know, every day it seems every other week it— it? you know, every day it seems every other week it seems that there-e— every other week it seems that thete-e he— every other week it seems that there's one of— every other week it seems that there's one of these scandals. hhttts— there's one of these scandals. hhtuslwew— there's one of these scandals. batus.you think- there's one of these scandals. batus you think it was right batus do you think it was right to me— batus do you think it was right to hewe etehhet— batus do you think it was right to have stepped down . in tom to have stepped down. in tom teete— to have stepped down. in tom teete wew— to have stepped down. in tom teete very tem — to have stepped down. in tom looks very tom looks either very deep— looks very tom looks either very deep h— looks very tom looks either very deep he thought— looks very tom looks either very deep in thought there and trying to contemplate— deep in thought there and trying to contemplate his answer to thet— to contemplate his answer to thet eweetteh— to contemplate his answer to that question or— to contemplate his answer to that question or i've lost connection.— that question or i've lost connection. i— that question or i've lost connection. i think it's peeethte— connection. i think it's heeethte ,— connection. i think it's possible , the- connection. i think it's possible , the latter. so i'll possible, the latter. so i'll teet— possible, the latter. so i'll twet tw— possible, the latter. so i'll twet by eme— possible, the latter. so i'll just try and reconnect very ewtettw— just try and reconnect very ewtettw .— just try and reconnect very ewtettw . tem — just try and reconnect very quickly . tom harwood, we got you quickly. tom harwood, we got you thew,— quickly. tom harwood, we got you knew we— quickly. tom harwood, we got you knew we hehe— quickly. tom harwood, we got you know, we have not— quickly. tom harwood, we got you know, we have not anyway , daniel know, we have not anyway, daniel tweet — know, we have not anyway, daniel tweet hee— know, we have not anyway, daniel kwasi has issued— know, we have not anyway, daniel kwasi has issued a— know, we have not anyway, daniel kwasi has issued a statement . kwasi has issued a statement. i'll kwasi has issued a statement. t-tt teet— kwasi has issued a statement. t-tt teet ht— kwasi has issued a statement. t-tt teet tt te— kwasi has issued a statement. i'll read it to you.— kwasi has issued a statement. i'll read it to you. he says, i eetegeheettw—

i'll read it to you. he says, i categorically deny the allegation _ categorically deny the allegation against me . nothing allegation against me. nothing was allegation against me. nothing het— allegation against me. nothing was ever put to— allegation against me. nothing was ever put to me formally ten weete— was ever put to me formally ten weete egot— was ever put to me formally ten weete eee, met— was ever put to me formally ten years ago, nor seven years ago, when— years ago, nor seven years ago, when the— years ago, nor seven years ago, when the allegation was alluded to..investigation_ when the allegation was alluded to. investigation has ever to. no investigation has ever tetee— to. no investigation has ever teteh meee.— to. no investigation has ever teteh pteee. t— to. no investigation has ever taken place. i have been clear ehe— taken place. i have been clear eht t— taken place. i have been clear eht t wette— taken place. i have been clear and i would welcome and constructively— and i would welcome and constructively participate in any— constructively participate in any investigation. however the hteeewe eh mw— any investigation. however the pressure on my family because of this pressure on my family because of thte tetee— pressure on my family because of this false and— pressure on my family because of this false and unproven allegation— this false and unproven allegation and the inability to get e— allegation and the inability to get e heehhe— allegation and the inability to get a hearing for— allegation and the inability to get a hearing for my message of the teeth— get a hearing for my message of the london dream— get a hearing for my message of the london dream makes it tmpeeethte— the london dream makes it impossible for— the london dream makes it impossible for my campaign to eeew— impossible for my campaign to eehw — impossible for my campaign to eemw sh— impossible for my campaign to carry on. sir step— impossible for my campaign to carry on. sir step down. he has everybody— carry on. sir step down. he has everybody .— carry on. sir step down. he has everybody . whet— carry on. sir step down. he has everybody . what do you make of everybody. what do you make of thee— everybody. what do you make of the? t— everybody. what do you make of the? t eem-t— everybody. what do you make of this? i can't connect it, tom hemeeet— this? i can't connect it, tom hemeet, ee— this? i can't connect it, tom harwood, so i'll— this? i can't connect it, tom harwood, so i'll throw it open to wet— harwood, so i'll throw it open to wow et— harwood, so i'll throw it open to you at home.— harwood, so i'll throw it open to you at home. you know, this is to you at home. you know, this he the— to you at home. you know, this he the teteet— to you at home. you know, this is the latest scandal now, isn't it, is the latest scandal now, isn't n, to— is the latest scandal now, isn't n, to teet— is the latest scandal now, isn't it, to rock the _ is the latest scandal now, isn't it, to rock the tory— is the latest scandal now, isn't it, to rock the tory party it teee— it, to rock the tory party it teee teet— it, to rock the tory party it does feel to _ it, to rock the tory party it does feel to me- it, to rock the tory party it does feel to me anyway, like he— does feel to me anyway, like he ewetw— does feel to me anyway, like it's every other— does feel to me anyway, like it's every other week. now there-e— it's every other week. now there's something like this going— there's something like this going — there's something like this going he— there's something like this going on. do you think when you hete— going on. do you think when you have-allegations- going on. do you think when you have allegations you have these allegations that you ehewtt—thet- have these allegations that you should _that the i should step down? is that the heht— should step down? is that the heht-tee— should step down? is that the right-do? what- right thing to do? what about hmeeeht— right thing to do? what about innocent-proven- right thing to do? what about innocent proven guilty ? innocent until proven guilty? there-e— innocent until proven guilty? there-e e— innocent until proven guilty? there-e e tet— innocent until proven guilty? there's a lot of— innocent until proven guilty? there's a lot of kind of people wew— there's a lot of kind of people- wew—hehtweeehe very quick to jump on bandwagons theee— very quick to jump on bandwagons meee-,— very quick to jump on bandwagons theee- eeht— very quick to jump on bandwagons these-, aren't they,- very quick to jump on bandwagons these , aren't they, and these days, aren't they, and ten— these days, aren't they, and eett tet— these days, aren't they, and call for people— these days, aren't they, and call for people step down. is call for people to step down. is it call for people to step down. is t the— call for people to step down. is t the heht— call for people to step down. is it the right approach, you tell

.th— it the right approach, you tell .h teeth— it the right approach, you tell me. .in touch all- it the right approach, you tell me. in touch all the usual me. get in touch all the usual wew.— me. get in touch all the usual way. vaiews@gbnews.com. now tete— way. vaiews@gbnews.com. now tet-e me— way. vaiews@gbnews.com. now tet-e eh— way. vaiews@gbnews.com. now let's move on to— way. vaiews@gbnews.com. now let's move on to another story thet— let's move on to another story thet|thew— let's move on to another story thatiknow has— let's move on to another story thatiknow has-you- let's move on to another story that know has you guys that i know has got you guys tetthe— that i know has got you guys tetthe. teet— that i know has got you guys talking. just over— that i know has got you guys talking. just over a year ago, of course, the _ talking. just over a year ago, of course, the first deportation tttehte— of course, the first deportation tttehte ttwhe— of course, the first deportation tttehte ttwhe te— of course, the first deportation flights trying to get people, the migrants— flights trying to get people, the migrants over to rwanda was due the migrants over to rwanda was tee te— the migrants over to rwanda was tee te tete— the migrants over to rwanda was due to take off.— the migrants over to rwanda was due to take off. we— the migrants over to rwanda was due to take off. we all know the etetw— due to take off. we all know the etetw ehe— due to take off. we all know the etetw eht hew— due to take off. we all know the story and how it— due to take off. we all know the story and how it ended up, don't wee— story and how it ended up, don't we? eeeewee— story and how it ended up, don't we? because lyear_ story and how it ended up, don't we? because year on, nothing we? because a year on, nothing heeeemeet—hehe- we? because a year on, nothing happened. have ever happened. no flights have ever tetee— happened. no flights have ever teteh meee.— happened. no flights have ever taken place. we've been around ehe— taken place. we've been around me eeme— taken place. we've been around me eeht h— taken place. we've been around and around in circles in the eewte— and around in circles in the eewte ehe— and around in circles in the courts and around and around we go. courts and around and around we 90- wtt— courts and around and around we 90- wttt ht— courts and around and around we 90- wttt tt ewee— courts and around and around we go. will it ever happen? that is the-.— go. will it ever happen? that is the-. heeetehttw- go. will it ever happen? that is the . apparently the the question. apparently the eewemmeht— the question. apparently the government given up on government hasn't given up on thet— government hasn't given up on thet-amt— government hasn't given up on that-and today- government hasn't given up on that and today the court that fight. and today the court of that fight. and today the court et teteet— that fight. and today the court et teeeet mew— that fight. and today the court of appeal may give the green tteht— of appeal may give the green tteht-tehe— of appeal may give the green light long delayed light to the long delayed tttehte— light to the long delayed flights that's— light to the long delayed flights that's going on. also over in wales,— flights that's going on. also over in wales, we've now seen , over in wales, we've now seen, heweh-t— over in wales, we've now seen, heheh-t — over in wales, we've now seen, heheh-t thet— over in wales, we've now seen, haven't we, that 95— over in wales, we've now seen, haven't we, that 95 people are ehewt— haven't we, that 95 people are ehewt te— haven't we, that 95 people are about to lose— haven't we, that 95 people are about to lose their jobs in the eemhe— about to lose their jobs in the eemhe eet— about to lose their jobs in the coming weeks. their jobs at a hetet— coming weeks. their jobs at a hotel, because,— coming weeks. their jobs at a hotel, because, get this, 241 eewtwm— hotel, because, get this, 241 asylum seekers— hotel, because, get this, 241 asylum seekers are set to be heweet— asylum seekers are set to be housed there. _ asylum seekers are set to be housed there. now tory mp danny tweet— housed there. now tory mp danny teeter teete— housed there. now tory mp danny teeter teeee me— housed there. now tory mp danny kruger keeps me company now. teet— kruger keeps me company now. get ehehhe— kruger keeps me company now. good evening to— kruger keeps me company now. good evening to you, danny. i teethe— good evening to you, danny. i was reading your— good evening to you, danny. i was reading your article in the sum— was reading your article in the sum weetettew— was reading your article in the sum weetettew ,— was reading your article in the sun yesterday , i— was reading your article in the sun yesterday , i think it was,

sun yesterday, i think it was, ehe— sun yesterday, i think it was, me wew— sun yesterday, i think it was, met wew wee— sun yesterday, i think it was, and you were saying all about tethe— and you were saying all about tethe teet— and you were saying all about taking back control and that the— taking back control and that this government is going to eehtehe— this government is going to achieve this— this government is going to achieve this and all the rest of it. achieve this and all the rest of t. tee— achieve this and all the rest of t. tee tett— achieve this and all the rest of it. you talk about— achieve this and all the rest of it. you talk about being thwettet— it. you talk about being thwettet by— it. you talk about being thwarted by lawyers, but really , wew— thwarted by lawyers, but really , are you a little— thwarted by lawyers, but really , are you a little bit deluded to , are you a little bit deluded te thht— , are you a little bit deluded te ththt ee— , are you a little bit deluded to think as a— , are you a little bit deluded to think as a tory- , are you a little bit deluded to think as a tory party now thet— to think as a tory party now thet we— to think as a tory party now thet we eh— to think as a tory party now that we can get— to think as a tory party now that we can get a hold of this ettwetteht— that we can get a hold of this situation? because for many , ht— situation? because for many viewers , it feels— situation? because for many viewers , it feels like really viewers, it feels like really eehttet— viewers, it feels like really control has— viewers, it feels like really control has been lost for quite some-now . yeah,- control has been lost for quite some now . “bile?" some time now. yeah, well, i think that's fair. and your viewers are right to feel that. we were elected in 2019 with a really clear commitment to get migration under control. that was one of the major reasons for voting to leave the eu. and of course, happened in the course, what's happened in the last four years since we did get brexit done, we introduced our new points based immigration system. actually seen system. we've actually seen migration significantly migration rise significantly over that time. so i don't think we've delivered for the public that into power. on we've delivered for the public thatsmall into power. on we've delivered for the public thatsmall boats, zlower. on we've delivered for the public thatsmall boats, which on we've delivered for the public thatsmall boats, which is on we've delivered for the public thatsmall boats, which is ofon the small boats, which is of course illegal migration, that situation has got out of control in the last couple of years. the reason it many aspects reason for it well, many aspects of but the principal reason of it, but the principal reason and why that flight couldn't take rwanda this time take off for rwanda this time

last is that the european last year is that the european court in strasbourg ruled that we it . and think we should stop it. and i think we should stop it. and i think we wrong say yes to we were wrong to say yes to them. should have thank them. we should have said thank you for your but in you for your advice, but in fact, is a sovereign fact, this is a sovereign country parliament country and parliament has passed a saying that we can passed a law saying that we can deport illegal migrants to a safe third country and we're sending to we sending them to rwanda. we didn't that. courts were didn't do that. the courts were given opportunity to delay given the opportunity to delay us. we hope now we're hoping for the news tomorrow that the courts say no. after all, it's okay. you can send the those planes can take off. and i hope that's what happens immediately . yeah. danny, let me pick up thet— . yeah. danny, let me pick up thet eeht— . yeah. danny, let me pick up that point that— . yeah. danny, let me pick up that point that you— / danny, let me pick up that point that you say there. tethe— that point that you say there. heme-thet— that point that you say there. you're-that you- you're saying that you eeteehettw— you're saying that you personally would have just said theht— personally would have just said theht-tet— personally would have just said thank-for your— personally would have just said thank for your insights thank you for your insights and eewemehee—eti governance and all the rest of it,-90in9_ governance and all the rest of it,-90in9 te- governance and all the rest of it,-going to press. it, but we're going to press on teeettteee— it, but we're going to press on regardlessiyes._ it, but we're going to press on regardless yes. didn't we? regardless. yes. why didn't we? wett— regardless. yes. why didn't we? wett tt-e— regardless. yes. why didn't we? wett tt-e e— regardless. yes. why didn't we? well it's a question of law. so the— well it's a question of law. so the teteeeeh— well it's a question of law. so the european court— well it's a question of law. so the european court issued what's called a rule 39 interim order, which is not a substantive judgement. it's not a final judgement. it's not a final judgement of the court. and we are signed up to the european convention human rights.

convention on human rights. we allow european court pass allow the european court to pass rulings that we will comply with. but interim orders with. but these interim orders are new. they're not part of the original framework, view, original framework, in my view, and in view of many others, and including senior lawyers, we're not an obligation obey not under an obligation to obey them. but the government, you know, you know, defer to know, and i, you know, defer to their decision, their to their decision, it's okay. decided that we okay. they decided that we should wait until the legal proceedings concluded, proceedings were concluded, which going on which is what's been going on over year. so there's over the last year. so there's been delay. but the been this long delay. but the government and we've now passed a in the last couple of a law in the last couple of months insist in months to insist that in future we disregard any of these we will disregard any of these european interim judgements. so going forward , i'm confident now going forward, i'm confident now that we have the power we need to overrule those kind of judgements . but but a year ago judgements. but but a year ago we so here we are, we're we didn't. so here we are, we're waiting for the for the final court case tomorrow. i hope it will be the final case. of will be the final court case. of course, could happen is course, what could happen is that there's a further appeal and really hope the and i really, really hope the government in government will insist that in fact going to fact we're just going to proceed. these flights have to take not an unfair or take off. it's not an unfair or inhumane do to say that inhumane thing to do to say that people here people who've arrived here in legally asylum , they've

legally claiming asylum, they've come a safe country, come from a safe country, france, say to them, france, we should say to them, i'm you're not going to i'm sorry, you're not going to be able to here. we're be able to stay here. we're going to off rwanda, going to send you to off rwanda, where funding the where we'll be funding the government to you government there to help you build a life. but we just build a good life. but we just simply people simply can't allow people to turn on shores illegally turn up on our shores illegally and home here. that's and claim a home here. that's got stop. you mentioned got to stop. you mentioned the tweeeem— got to stop. you mentioned the european—humani european convention of human thehte—the- european convention of human thehte—the wtl european convention of human rights._the uk toi rights. is it time for the uk to opt rights. is it time for the uk to eet-et— rights. is it time for the uk to eet-eh thet,— rights. is it time for the uk to eet-eh thet, te— rights. is it time for the uk to opt of that, do you think ? opt out of that, do you think? my opt out of that, do you think? ttw wew— opt out of that, do you think? ttw te— opt out of that, do you think? my view is that— opt out of that, do you think? my view is that we— opt out of that, do you think? my view is that we should be very open to withdrawing from the european convention or negotiating with our allies and friends in europe to renegotiate it, to rewrite . it was written it, to rewrite. it was written after the second world war in a very different time for a for a different world. i think if there is a clash between the european convention own european convention and our own sovereignty ability to sovereignty, our own ability to control our borders and to determine policy, then determine asylum policy, then the convention should go and we should say, no, we're going to do things our own way. i don't think it think that has to happen. it might remain in might be possible to remain in the or to redraught the convention or to redraught it we should do that it, and we should do that sensibly and consensually if possible. but fundamentally, if it it and this is an

it comes to it and this is an important test that we're going through at the moment, if the convention doing convention stops us doing what we right what we think is right and what parliament, which is sovereign, determines , then then yes, of determines, then then yes, of course we should withdraw from the convention. one of the nth— the convention. one of the little known— the convention. one of the little known facts- i tit“ one of the little known facts around the tweete— little known facts around the twehte etee— little known facts around the rwanda plan is— little known facts around the rwanda plan is that i'm simplifying— rwanda plan is that i'm simplifying it slightly , but simplifying it slightly, but there— simplifying it slightly, but there he— simplifying it slightly, but there is an— simplifying it slightly, but there is an essence of a one for mehtetttw— there is an essence of a one for one mentality associated with the.— one mentality associated with the. se— one mentality associated with the. se wee— one mentality associated with this. so yes, we— one mentality associated with this. so yes, we can, if it ever eete— this. so yes, we can, if it ever eete whttet— this. so yes, we can, if it ever eete whttet wayw— this. so yes, we can, if it ever gets under way, yes, we can send eeeete— gets under way, yes, we can send eeeete ewee— gets under way, yes, we can send eeeete te— gets under way, yes, we can send people over to rwanda. but teteet— people over to rwanda. but correct me if— people over to rwanda. but correct me if i'm- people over to rwanda. but correct me if i'm wrong, isn't it correct me if i'm wrong, isn't tt them— correct me if i'm wrong, isn't tt them the— correct me if i'm wrong, isn't it then the case— correct me if i'm wrong, isn't it then the case that actually them— it then the case that actually them twemte — it then the case that actually then rwanda will send someone to us then rwanda will send someone to weltetwm— then rwanda will send someone to weltetwm . — then rwanda will send someone to weltetwm . we.— then rwanda will send someone to uslreturn . no, i— then rwanda will send someone to uslreturn . no, i don't- then rwanda will send someone to us return . \ti:t i us in return. no, i don't think that's the plan at all. i mean, the question of how we have kyiv legal migration from africa and elsewhere is of course for parliament to decide. and that for me, that's the second stage of our reforms and our obugafion of our reforms and our obligation to the country. after the 2019 election, we promised to migration down. it's to bring migration down. it's gone up principally from non—eu countries. africa the subcontinent and elsewhere . what

subcontinent and elsewhere. what i think is absolutely imperative is to reduce legal migration as well as illegal and i'm with with a group of tory mps next week publishing a plan that we believe will do that deliver on our manifesto commitment to reduce legal migration . of reduce legal migration. of course we do need some migration. it's a good thing to have people coming and going, but a million people but we had over a million people come this year come into the country this year . you know, i think i've just lost the end of that connection there. danny can you hear me or met— there. danny can you hear me or met? we,— there. danny can you hear me or met? we, t— there. danny can you hear me or not? no, i think— there. danny can you hear me or not? no, i think he's— “iiti danny can you hear me or not? no, i think he's gone. teeh— not? no, i think he's gone. teeh t— not? no, i think he's gone. yeah, i found— not? no, i think he's gone. yeah, i found that quite fascinating— yeah, i found that quite fascinating about that one for t-m— fascinating about that one for one. i'm sure there is a catch in one. i'm sure there is a catch tm thet— one. i'm sure there is a catch tm thet etem— one. i'm sure there is a catch in that plan. you— one. i'm sure there is a catch in that plan. you know, i'll teete— in that plan. you know, i'll teehe tt— in that plan. you know, i'll teehe tt te— in that plan. you know, i'll leave it to you— in that plan. you know, i'll leave it to you guys to look me— leave it to you guys to look tmte ht.— leave it to you guys to look tmte t. tt— leave it to you guys to look into it. if you— leave it to you guys to look into it. if you are- leave it to you guys to look into it. if you are so interested,- into it. if you are so interested, what do you make into it. if you are so— interested, what do you make to it, interested, what do you make to n, theweht— interested, what do you make to n, theweht he— interested, what do you make to it, though? do you— interested, what do you make to it, though? do you share the eettmtem — it, though? do you share the optimism .the_ it, though? do you share the optimism the tory party? do optimism of the tory party? do you— optimism of the tory party? do wew—tttehtel you reckon that these flights wttt— you reckon that these flights wttt-tethe- you reckon that these flights wttt-eetme 7- you reckon that these flights will going ? something will ever get going? something tmette— will ever get going? something heme-tt— will ever get going? something tmette-tt tm- will ever get going? something inside-it in my- inside me, i feel it in my ete— inside me, i feel it in my ete t— inside me, i feel it in my water. i don't— inside me, i feel it in my water. i don't think it's going to water. i don't think it's going te heeeem— water. i don't think it's going te heeeemlwewe- water. i don't think it's going to happen. you? and if it to happen. do you? and if it did,— to happen. do you? and if it an, te— to happen. do you? and if it an, te wee— to happen. do you? and if it did, do you think it would be much— did, do you think it would be mwehle— did, do you think it would be much a deterrent at all? be much of a deterrent at all? be teeetmettme— much of a deterrent at all? be fascinating to— much of a deterrent at all? be fascinating to see— much of a deterrent at all? be fascinating to see happens, fascinating to see what happens, weettm-t— fascinating to see what happens, wouldn't-could— fascinating to see what happens, wouldn't could imagine wouldn't it? could you imagine all wouldn't it? could you imagine ett et— wouldn't it? could you imagine ett et the— wouldn't it? could you imagine

all of the lefty— wouldn't it? could you imagine all of the lefty lawyers? i eem-t— all of the lefty lawyers? i tem-t-thew-t- all of the lefty lawyers? i don't they'd too be don't think they'd too be eteeeet. — don't think they'd too be pleased. do pleased. and i think they'd do ehetwthtme—emti everything possible to try and etee—teth- stop it. right. let's talk, ehett— stop it. right. let's talk,- shall-ridiculousness of shall we? the ridiculousness of wet— shall we? the ridiculousness of wet stee— shall we? the ridiculousness of wet stee ott— shall we? the ridiculousness of just stop oil continues another day— just stop oil continues another day tt— just stop oil continues another tew, tt wee— just stop oil continues another tew, tt wew eet— just stop oil continues another day, if you ask me— just stop oil continues another day, if you ask me . jonny day, if you ask me. jonny hetetew— day, if you ask me. jonny bairstow, did— day, if you ask me. jonny bairstow, did you see him? the ehetetete— bairstow, did you see him? the cricketer? he— bairstow, did you see him? the cricketer? he was— bairstow, did you see him? the cricketer? he was having an eheetwte— cricketer? he was having an absolute none— cricketer? he was having an absolute none of it. look at hm.— absolute none of it. look at htm. weet— absolute none of it. look at him. just stop.— absolute none of it. look at him. just stop. oil decided to go him. just stop. oil decided to 90 eme— him. just stop. oil decided to go and interrupt— him. just stop. oil decided to go and interrupt the ashes the eeeme — go and interrupt the ashes the eeeme hehee— go and interrupt the ashes the second ashes test— go and interrupt the ashes the second ashes test at lord's tetew— second ashes test at lord's tetew .— second ashes test at lord's tetew . he— second ashes test at lord's today . he started spraying their today. he started spraying their pewter— today. he started spraying their eewtet ett— today. he started spraying their powder all over— today. he started spraying their powder all over the place before jonny— powder all over the place before jonny het— powder all over the place before jonny hee meme— powder all over the place before jonny had none of— powder all over the place before jonny had none of it picked him up jonny had none of it picked him we eme— jonny had none of it picked him we met cemet— jonny had none of it picked him up and carried him to the side eme— up and carried him to the side emt t— up and carried him to the side emt t weete— up and carried him to the side and i would say— up and carried him to the side and i would say dumped him down like and i would say dumped him down ttte e— and i would say dumped him down ttte e eeet— and i would say dumped him down ttte e eeet et— and i would say dumped him down like a sack of rubbish. quite frankly— like a sack of rubbish. quite frankly, that's— like a sack of rubbish. quite frankly, that's my interpretation of it anyway . interpretation of it anyway. whet— interpretation of it anyway. whet te— interpretation of it anyway. whet te wee— interpretation of it anyway. what do you make to it all? do you— what do you make to it all? do wew thtmte— what do you make to it all? do wew thtmte he— what do you make to it all? do you think? do you— what do you make to it all? do you think? do you sit there and go, you think? do you sit there and got tee— you think? do you sit there and got tee t— you think? do you sit there and go, yes, i absolutely support the— go, yes, i absolutely support thtelete— go, yes, i absolutely support thtelete wew— go, yes, i absolutely support thislare you on- go, yes, i absolutely support this are you on the other this or are you on the other etee— this or are you on the other ette et— this or are you on the other ette et the— this or are you on the other side of the fence- this or are you on the other side of the fence that thinks eeteettw— side of the fence that thinks eetwettw, tt-e— side of the fence that thinks actually, it's just absolutely htteeteee— actually, it's just absolutely ridiculous-rishi - ridiculous, even rishi sunak now:— ridiculous, even rishi sunak wew-teem— ridiculous, even rishi sunak now, been speaking out and now, he's been speaking out and etetetme— now, he's been speaking out and praising-cricketer— now, he's been speaking out and praising cricketer on his praising the cricketer on his tewe-me— praising the cricketer on his heme tt— praising the cricketer on his bounce. it was— praising the cricketer on his bounce. it was like a bouncer , bounce. it was like a bouncer, eemt— bounce. it was like a bouncer, eemt hee— bounce. it was like a bouncer, eemt heelhe— bounce. it was like a bouncer, wasn't he?.he ever- bounce. it was like a bouncer, wasn't he? he ever finds wasn't he? if he ever finds htmeeth— wasn't he? if he ever finds htmeett, wee— wasn't he? if he ever finds himself, you know, a career tmettem— himself, you know, a career tmettemlhew— himself, you know, a career junction how can i make junction in how can i make money?— junction in how can i make memew-eet- junction in how can i make memew-eet e- junction in how can i make money?-got a in money? you've got a career in hemetme— money? you've got a career in bouncing-doors,- money? you've got a career in bouncing-doors, if- money? you've got a career in bouncing doors, if you bouncing on the doors, if you eet— bouncing on the doors, if you eet-tete— bouncing on the doors, if you eet-tet-e-te- bouncing on the doors, if you

ask let's to james ask me. let's speak to james harvey— ask me. let's speak to james harvey, spokesperson for just harvey, a spokesperson forjust stee— harvey, a spokesperson forjust stee et— harvey, a spokesperson forjust stee eet-the— harvey, a spokesperson forjust stop oil me company now. stop oil keeps me company now. teet— stop oil keeps me company now. teee—wew— stop oil keeps me company now. eeet—wee .— stop oil keeps me company now. eeet—wee . cem- stop oil keeps me company now. eeet—wee . cem t- stop oil keeps me company now. good you . can i just good evening to you. can i just etehtw— good evening to you. can i just etehtw wtth— good evening to you. can i just clarify with you _ good evening to you. can i just clarify with you ,— good evening to you. can i just clarify with you , firstly, why clarify with you, firstly, why do clarify with you, firstly, why te-thtmt— clarify with you, firstly, why do-think your- clarify with you, firstly, why do think your calls trump's do you think your calls trump's ehetweetw— do you think your calls trump's everybody else's_ do you think your calls trump's everybody else's ability to etthet— everybody else's ability to ether 90— everybody else's ability to either go about their business wtth— either go about their business wtth wew— either go about their business wtth wew etew— either go about their business with you slow marches or just enjoy— with you slow marches or just emtew e— with you slow marches or just emtew e me— with you slow marches or just emtew e tew— with you slow marches or just enjoy a nice day out at the emetet— enjoy a nice day out at the ehetet t — enjoy a nice day out at the cricket ? yeah,- enjoy a nice day out at the cricket ? “tilt?" enjoy a nice day out at the cricket? “tilt?" “ enjoy a nice day out at the- cricket ? yeah, thanks for having cricket? yeah, thanks for having me on, michel. um it's interesting , isn't it? you use interesting, isn't it? you use the word ridiculous a lot, but surely what's more ridiculous is the government's inaction on the climate change. their own climate change. their own climate change. their own climate change committee today have said they're failing. they're not meeting targets. so you've got cricket. it's a great sport. i love watching cricket. it few it was interrupted for a few minutes and probably the interruption probably entertained it gives entertained people. but it gives us to discuss us this platform to discuss these issues which are so important. and, you know, countries india, australia, countries like india, australia, pakistan, cricket is pakistan, where cricket is loved, not going to be loved, they're not going to be able to play it seem because it's just going to hot. it's just going to be too hot. they're approaching bulb they're approaching wet bulb temperatures if temperatures where thousands, if not could not millions of people could have at risk . a have their lives at risk. a little bit alarmist, i l i a little bit alarmist, though.

ceme— little bit alarmist, though. ceme — little bit alarmist, though. come on. people are not going to be come on. people are not going to he eete— come on. people are not going to he ehte te— come on. people are not going to he eete te etew— be able to play cricket imminently.- be able to play cricket imminently. mean, come on. imminently. i mean, come on. he— imminently. i mean, come on. he het— imminently. i mean, come on. it's not alarmist— imminently. i mean, come on. it's not alarmist .— imminently. i mean, come on. it's not alarmist. it's- imminently. i mean, come on. it's not alarmist. it's what- imminently. i mean, come on. it's not alarmist . it's what the it's not alarmist. it's what the un is saying . the un is saying. un is saying. the un is saying. so, look, this statement , the un so, look, this statement, the un are saying we have a short window opportunity to secure window of opportunity to secure a liveable future. that's what the climate scientists are telling us. so we need to stop all new oil and gas, simple as that. well, it's simple as that to that. well, it's simple as that te—thet- that. well, it's simple as that te—thet te- that. well, it's simple as that to_that is the. to you, because that is the hettet— to you, because that is the belief-that- to you, because that is the belief-that you- to you, because that is the belief-that you and belief system that you have and wew-te— belief system that you have and wewhe tethe— belief system that you have and you're taking things at you're taking those things at teee— you're taking those things at teee-eme— you're taking those things at face-and all- you're taking those things at face _and all the - you're taking those things at face and all the rest of face value and all the rest of it. face value and all the rest of tt—wem- face value and all the rest of t. _wem ememtwl it. and that is your priority eet. — it. and that is your priority eet. _ete- it. and that is your priority. set._are sitting set. other people are sitting there—thew- set. other people are sittingi there _ know what, there saying, you know what, ttmee— there saying, you know what, ttmee-t— there saying, you know what, ttmee-t teet- there saying, you know what, times-i just want. there saying, you know what, times i just want to times are hard. i just want to meet— times are hard. i just want to meet em— times are hard. i just want to crack on with— times are hard. i just want to crack on with my— times are hard. i just want to crack on with my life, whether it's getting myself out and eeem— it's getting myself out and about,-work,- it's getting myself out and about, work, taking it's getting myself out and- about,-work, taking my about, going to work, taking my ttte— about, going to work, taking my ttte wetehtme— about, going to work, taking my kids, watchinglbit_ about, going to work, taking my kids, watching bit of cricket, kids, watching a bit of cricket, i kids, watching a bit of cricket, t—te— kids, watching a bit of cricket, t—te thte- kids, watching a bit of cricket, i_is this hilariousi i don't know. is this hilarious 7 i don't know. is this hilarious ?_you- i don't know. is this hilarious ?_y0u eew- i don't know. is this hilarious ?_you say about ? james, there you say about eeeete—tteheti people speaking out? trevor wetteem— people speaking out? trevor wetteem ,— people speaking out? trevor neilson , one— people speaking out? trevor neilson , one of— people speaking out? trevor neilson , one of your primary neilson, one of your primary tmtete— neilson, one of your primary funders previously he's been eeeettme— funders previously he's been eeeettme em.— funders previously he's been speaking out. i'm sure you're temtttet— speaking out. i'm sure you're familiar—had. speaking out. i'm sure you're familiar—had to| familiar with what he had to eew.— familiar with what he had to eew. he-e— familiar with what he had to eew. we met— familiar with what he had to say. he's not happy with you guys— say. he's not happy with you guys-says- say. he's not happy with you eewe-eewe thet- say. he's not happy with you. guys-says that you're guys at all. he says that you're basically— basically demonstrating for demonstrating— basically demonstrating for demonstrating sake is performative , highly performative, highly ineffective. - performative, highly ineffective. et cetera . you ineffective. et cetera. you know,— ineffective. et cetera. you know, and— ineffective. et cetera. you know, and this- ineffective. et cetera. you know, and this is a guy that's on your— know, and this is a guy that's on your page.— know, and this is a guy that's on your page. farage. /

on your page. farage. yeah. rreror— on your page. farage. yeah. rreror. .— on your page. farage. yeah. trevor, i don't— on your page. farage. yeah. trevor, i don't i've not met him . not spoke to him. i know he stopped. he stopped being involved with the climate emergency fund a couple of years ago. is really ago. so i think this is really old we've the of old news. we've got the likes of adam mckay us. well adam mckay funding us. well it's not james. this was not old news, james. this was two days not old news, james. this was rwo days ago,— not old news, james. this was rwo days ago, rs— not old news, james. this was two days ago, 48 hours- : this was two days ago, 48 hours ago. rr-s— two days ago, 48 hours ago. rr-s rre— two days ago, 48 hours ago. rr-s the right— two days ago, 48 hours ago. it's the right wing— two days ago, 48 hours ago. it's the right wing media narrative that likes to cause division. what's actually rapperrrg— division. what's actually happening is— division. what's actually happening is no,- r: , what's actually happening is no, hang on. i'm not— happening is no, hang on. i'm not having— happening is no, hang on. i'm not having that. _ happening is no, hang on. i'm not having that. it's- happening is no, hang on. i'm not having that. it's not the right wing. it's not right wing media. excuse me. it's not right wing media making stuff up. media. excuse me. it's not right wing media making stuff up . this wing media making stuff up. this is one of your primary funders. previously a man that is on board with what you're saying. hence he's put his money where his mouth is, is co—funded . the his mouth is, is co—funded. the climate emergency these climate emergency fund. these are his words, being reported because you don't like them . because you don't like them. what you're now trying to say is you're trying to dismiss as, you're trying to dismiss it as, oh, it's the right wing oh, it's just the right wing loonies to divide society loonies trying to divide society . that's what is at all. . that's not what it is at all. okay, let's let's just say he sropped— okay, let's let's just say he sropped berrg— okay, let's let's just say he stopped being involved with the climate— stopped being involved with the climate emergency fund two years ago. — climate emergency fund two years ago. mar-s— climate emergency fund two years ago. rrrr-s wry— climate emergency fund two years rgo. rrrr-s wry rm— climate emergency fund two years ago. that's why i'm saying it's our— ago. that's why i'm saying it's our-rre— ago. that's why i'm saying it's old the meantime, we've

old news. in the meantime, we've got—dorr- old news. in the meantime, we've got—oor-r oceansl got new supporters. don't oceans every— got new supporters. don't oceans every merrer— got new supporters. don't oceans every month which— got new supporters. don't oceans every month which are keeping us erreer— every month which are keeping us erreer .— every month which are keeping us erreer . arre— every month which are keeping us afloat . and look,— every month which are keeping us afloat . and look, this isn't our afloat. and look, this isn't our rme— afloat. and look, this isn't our cause. this is— afloat. and look, this isn't our cause. this is everyone's cause. rre— cause. this is everyone's cause. it's-people— cause. this is everyone's cause. rte-people eur- cause. this is everyone's cause. rte-people out or- cause. this is everyone's cause. it's people out on the it's ordinary people out on the streets— it's ordinary people out on the streets taking— it's ordinary people out on the streets taking action to stop err— streets taking action to stop on ere— streets taking action to stop new oil and gas,— streets taking action to stop new oil and gas, which is so important— new oil and gas, which is so rmperrerrr-we- new oil and gas, which is so important-we do.- new oil and gas, which is so important we do. i mean , important that we do. i mean, no,_.o_ important that we do. i mean, no,_ro you. i important that we do. i mean,| .0,_.0 you. we no, it's important to you. it's important— no, it's important to you. it's rmperrerr re— no, it's important to you. it's important to you. _ no, it's important to you. it's important to you. it's not important to you. it's not important to you. it's not important to me. i couldn't care less. i don't stay awake at night thinking myself, night thinking to myself, please, sunak, don't don't please, rishi sunak, don't don't fund oil and gas licences. fund new oil and gas licences. i don't stay awake thinking about that. many of my viewers will not. so this is important to you. and what you are you. and what you guys are doing. and by the way, james, you thanks you you say thanks for giving you the got to be the platform. i've got to be completely and i don't completely honest. and i don't mean to too be the reason mean to too be rude. the reason i'm talking you is because i'm talking to you is because i'm talking to you is because i'm someone else's i'm covering someone else's show. was show, show. if this was my show, i wouldn't be talking you wouldn't be talking to you because best thing because i think the best thing the you guys the media can do with you guys is starve you of oxygen is starve you of the oxygen of pubuchy is starve you of the oxygen of publicity it's because keep publicity. it's because we keep reporting daft reporting on all of your daft anfics reporting on all of your daft antics you keep doing them. antics that you keep doing them. so so do you not want a liveable future— so so do you not want a liveable future 7 — so so do you not want a liveable future .7 michelle— so so do you not want a liveable future .7 michelle well,- so do you not want a liveable future .7 m f yuri“ aura?" so do you not want a liveable future .7 surf yuri“ future? michelle well, yeah, but i think my future and the future of two old son is

of my two year old son is absolutely fine. i do keep absolutely fine. i do not keep myself awake at in the way myself awake at night in the way that pardon? do you that you do. pardon? do you believe in climate- cc» 3“ do you believe in climate change? rereue— believe in climate change? rerege veer.— believe in climate change? farage yeah, to _ believe in climate change? farage yeah, to a— believe in climate change? 4:13" believe in climate change? farage yeah, to a degree i do. i don't sit here thinking, oh my god, the world is god, any moment now the world is going spontaneously combust. going to spontaneously combust. no i don't. and i also don't think we're anywhere close to a situation in where we can rely on renewables when it comes to a consistent source of energy for this country. moving forward. no, the ipcc reports , the no, the ipcc reports, the scientists reports have the solutions there to transition a just transition away from oil and gas . if just transition away from oil and gas. if you don't believe ure— and gas. if you don't believe the scientists,— and gas. if you don't believe the scientists, then- a�*r: gas if you don't believe the scientists, then i'm a“: gas if you don't believe the scientists, then i'm not wrer— the scientists, then i'm not sure what we _ the scientists, then i'm not sure what we can do with this conversation. michel but it's rer— conversation. michel but it's not a— conversation. michel but it's not a ef— conversation. michel but it's not a case of not believing science. it's not listening. you-re— science. it's not listening. veu-re rer— science. it's not listening. you're not listening. the media. i'm listening. well hang on. make— i'm listening. well hang on. m.k._.p,_ i'm listening. well hang on. make—up, james,| make your mind up, james, because— because short window of epperrurrrru— because short window of opportunity secure a liveable opportunity to secure a liveable future. — opportunity to secure a liveable future. iso— opportunity to secure a liveable future. .so what?- opportunity to secure a liveable future. , future. so. so what? what is wrong with that statement that you're hearing? buti wrong with that statement that you're hearing? but i am you're not hearing? but i am metering— you're not hearing? but i am rrererrrrrglueu.— you're not hearing? but i am listening-you. in- you're not hearing? but i am listening-you. in fact,- listening to you. in fact, eeruuuu— listening to you. in fact,l eeruurru—euu listening to you. in fact,- ooruorry—eoy you actually, what i would say you starred— actually, what i would say you started true— actually, what i would say you started this piece— actually, what i would say you started this piece by saying, monke— started this piece by saying, thanks for— started this piece by saying, thanks for having me and having this conversation. so you can't rheu— this conversation. so you can't then-rhu— this conversation. so you can't then-that people- then say that people are not

metering.— listening. by your own admission,— listening. by your own admission, here admission, you're sitting here roving— admission, you're sitting herei having—publicity having the oxygen of publicity and having the conversations. wrot— and having the conversations. wrer rm— and having the conversations. wrer r-rr eoyrug— and having the conversations. what i'm saying is, yes, scientists— what i'm saying is, yes, scientists-and. what i'm saying is, yes, scientists and about what i'm saying is, yes,- scientists-and about and scientists go out and about and more— scientists go out and about and make proclamations and make their proclamations and all the make their proclamations and all rue-rt.— make their proclamations and all rue-rr-you- make their proclamations and all the-it.-you look- make their proclamations and all the-it.-you look at. the rest of it. when you look at eorrerroee-or- the rest of it. when you look at some-models, they. the rest of it. when you look at some models, they are some of these models, they are often— some of these models, they are often-very— some of these models, they are often-very-ooeel often based on very worst case scenario modelling . and when scenario modelling. and when arroyo— scenario modelling. and when anyone-criticise- scenario modelling. and when anyone criticise it, by the anyone dare criticise it, by the way— anyone dare criticise it, by the way you— anyone dare criticise it, by the way you ger— anyone dare criticise it, by the way you get called names , you way you get called names, you get way you get called names, you ger our— way you get called names, you oer putla_ way you get called names, you get putla certain— way you get called names, you get put a certain box and get put in a certain box and erregory— get put in a certain box and erregory erro— get put in a certain box and category and it's— get put in a certain box and category and it's not on, you know,— category and it's not on, you know, rr— category and it's not on, you know, if you— category and it's not on, you know, if you talk— category and it's not on, you know, if you talk to most orrrrrore — know, if you talk to most climate scientists , they will climate scientists, they will they— climate scientists, they will they run— climate scientists, they will they will paint— climate scientists, they will they will paint a far worse picture— they will paint a far worse picture than— they will paint a far worse picture than what's in these reports. — picture than what's in these reports. these— picture than what's in these reports. ”c: art; picture than what's in these reports. these reports are peer reviewed and they have to be conservative, which sure you conservative, which i'm sure you would but, um, in would have loved. but, um, in their in their their their their in their in their in their findings , they have to be all findings, they have to be all proven results. look we've blown 1.5 degrees. we're on course for two degrees, if not more . and two degrees, if not more. and people are already dying. where i live in norfolk, we've had harvest floods and harvest failures, floods and wildfires. . people wildfires. oh, wow. people always wheeled _ wildfires. oh, wow. people always wheeled out- wry: ”cs o" people always wheeled out this conversation _ always wheeled out this conversation about wildfires. by the way— conversation about wildfires. by the way ,— conversation about wildfires. by rrre woy , wrer— conversation about wildfires. by the way , when you sit and the way, when you sit and ooruorry— the way, when you sit and actually look— the way, when you sit and actually look at these wildfires the way, when you sit and actuallof ook at these wildfires the way, when you sit and actuallof themt these wildfires the way, when you sit and actuallof them arezse wildfires the way, when you sit and actuallof them are started fires the way, when you sit and actuallof them are started byrs , a lot of them are started by ooeorure— , a lot of them are started by- absolute—around absolute pillocks messing around and absolute pillocks messing around one doing— absolute pillocks messing around and doing things— absolute pillocks messing around and doing things that they errourorr-r— and doing things that they shouldn't doing as opposed to

shouldn't be doing as opposed to the root— shouldn't be doing as opposed to the root-ure— shouldn't be doing as opposed to the heat-the sun— shouldn't be doing as opposed to the heat the sun anyway, the heat of the sun anyway, jam— the heat of the sun anyway, james, fascinating conversation. we coura— james, fascinating conversation. we could continue— james, fascinating conversation. we could continue but for we could continue it, but for arme— we could continue it, but for time reasons— we could continue it, but for time reasons only. i must leave it time reasons only. i must leave jr mere.— time reasons only. i must leave jr more. our— time reasons only. i must leave it there. but james— time reasons only. i must leave it there. but james harvey mere.— it there. but james harvey there. spokesperson for just stop— there. spokesperson for just stop or— there. spokesperson for just sroa or arr— there. spokesperson for just stop oil all sides valid on gb news. — stop oil all sides valid on gb news. warm— stop oil all sides valid on gb news. which side— stop oil all sides valid on gb news. which side are you on? wrat— news. which side are you on? what ao— news. which side are you on? what do you— news. which side are you on? what do you think to it? are you in what do you think to it? are you m me— what do you think to it? are you m the camp— what do you think to it? are you m the camp or— what do you think to it? are you in the camp of james? do you lay awake— in the camp of james? do you lay awake aa— in the camp of james? do you lay awake a mom— in the camp of james? do you lay awake at night thinking to youreem— awake at night thinking to yourself what— awake at night thinking to yourself what is the future going— yourself what is the future going-my- yourself what is the future going my children, yourself what is the future - going-my children, for going to be for my children, for my grandchildren,— my grandchildren, and indeed myeerfa—ra-el my grandchildren, and indeed. myself?_it's all myself? or do you think it's all juar— myself? or do you think it's all just a— myself? or do you think it's all juer a mare— myself? or do you think it's all just a little bit— myself? or do you think it's all just a little bit hysterical? ama— just a little bit hysterical? ara-you— just a little bit hysterical? ara-you pack- just a little bit hysterical? and you pack in imposing and will you pack it in imposing your—mel your visions and views on the rest— your visions and views on the rest-usa— your visions and views on the restlus? your— your visions and views on the rest us? your thoughts? i'm rest of us? your thoughts? i'm mromerre— rest of us? your thoughts? i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you.—

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we with just stop oil about that about whether or not we should be concerned and how concerned we should be because now the government's climate government's own climate watchdog it's losing its watchdog says it's losing its confidence in our ability to hit our net zero targets after apparently numerous targets were missed. missed opportunities and all the rest of it. this is a report that's been published by the climate change committee government departments, and apparently they're that apparently they're saying that key recommendations been key recommendations have been ignored they have been too ignored or they have been too slow to act. well, touching on this with me tonight, the head of policy at net zero watch harry wilkins joins me. good evening. what do you make of this? are we on track to hit our targets or not? well not according to the committee on climate change, but we should remember here these predictions about we're on track or about whether we're on track or off track are incredibly uncertain. this is a spreadsheet . meee— uncertain. this is a spreadsheet . these are— uncertain. this is a spreadsheet . these are all forecasts . and . these are all forecasts. and let's remember who - . these are all forecasts. and let's remember who the - . f and let's remember who the committee on let's remember who the committee or amate— let's remember who the committee on climate change— let's remember who the committee on climate change are . "er ”cl on climate change are. they're led on climate change are. they're ted by— on climate change are. they're ted by reru— on climate change are. they're led by lord deben , who has many led by lord deben, who has many vested interests himself ,

vested interests himself, despite saying he would never take on green energy clients , he take on green energy clients, he clearly has done and yet the committee on climate change have this hugely important role scrutinising government policies on climate change. so this is a lack of oversight. _ on climate change. so this is a lack of oversight. there's- on climate change. so this is a lack of oversight. there's a rack— lack of oversight. there's a rack of— lack of oversight. there's a lack of scrutiny of the committee on climate change and a blind acceptance of whatever they're saying and what they're saying is we should just splash more money on all these different technologies to meet each part of the emission reduction plan . however, this is reduction plan. however, this is all reduction plan. however, this is at oom— reduction plan. however, this is at sort or— reduction plan. however, this is at sort or m— reduction plan. however, this is all sort of in the— reduction plan. however, this is all sort of in the heads- :f however, this is all sort of in the heads and on me— all sort of in the heads and on the spreadsheets— all sort of in the heads and on the spreadsheets of the committee _ the spreadsheets of the committee on climate change. wrat— committee on climate change. wmr we— committee on climate change. wmr we need— committee on climate change. what we need is— committee on climate change. what we need is actually- what we need is actually a programme that can unlock the innovation , that can drive down innovation, that can drive down emissions in a sustainable way, but what the committee on climate change has asked for is more bans. they want to bring forward— more bans. they want to bring toward me— more bans. they want to bring forward the ban— more bans. they want to bring forward the ban on— rt:r”rt; they want to bring forward the ban on hybrid vemoree— forward the ban on hybrid vemoree ,— forward the ban on hybrid vehicles , but— forward the ban on hybrid vehicles , but clearly electric vehicles, but clearly electric vemoree— vehicles, but clearly electric vehicles are— vehicles, but clearly electric vehicles are already too eoemsrve— vehicles are already too epemsrve . — vehicles are already too expensive .

expensive. heat pumps are proving a disaster and no one's taking them up and they're costing huge amounts of money to install. so the government's programme— install. so the government's programme om— so the government's programme on climate change, you mow:— programme on climate change, you mow: ra— programme on climate change, you mov: it rs— programme on climate change, you know, it is failing— programme on climate change, you know, it is failing because may-re— know, it is failing because they're focusing on on banning things— they're focusing on on banning mmgsvvroma — they're focusing on on banning things wrong. “cg ”rt; t g things wrong. they're focusing on taking away many of the luxuries and things people have enjoyed and making them more elitist , enjoyed and making them more elitist, making them only affordable for the very richest. what we need to see is, is actuary— what we need to see is, is aoauarry me — what we need to see is, is actually the government focus on umroovma— actually the government focus on unlocking competition because it's competition, _ unlocking competition because it's competition, which brings mose— it's competition, which brings these innovations to market. ms— these innovations to market. it's competition _ these innovations to market. it's competition which- these innovations to market. it's competition which gets the pnces it's competition which gets the prices down and actually makes decarbonisation a lot faster. indeed. well, there you go. mar-s— indeed. well, there you go. mar-s marry— indeed. well, there you go. that's harry wilkinson from net wastr— that's harry wilkinson from net zero watch with— that's harry wilkinson from net zero watch with his thoughts about— zero watch with his thoughts about whether— zero watch with his thoughts about whether or not we're in mask— about whether or not we're in track or— about whether or not we're in track or moa— about whether or not we're in track or not to— about whether or not we're in track or not to hit— about whether or not we're in track or not to hit net zero. just— track or not to hit net zero. jusr stop— track or not to hit net zero. just stop ott— track or not to hit net zero. just stop ott, ty— track or not to hit net zero. just stop oil, by the way, tettmp— just stop oil, by the way, tettma me— just stop oil, by the way, telling me a— just stop oil, by the way, telling me a second ago it's going— telling me a second ago it's going to— telling me a second ago it's going to get— telling me a second ago it's going to get so_ telling me a second ago it's going to get so hot imminently. trey-re— going to get so hot imminently. trey-re going— going to get so hot imminently. trey-re going to— going to get so hot imminently. they're going to have people in ptaoes— they're going to have people in ptaoes ttte— they're going to have people in places like india— they're going to have people in places like india and wherever mat— places like india and wherever mat-te— places like india and wherever mat-to atte— places like india and wherever that-be able to- places like india and wherever that be able to play that won't be able to play casket:— that won't be able to play. cricket,_that

cricket, it's going to be that tot.— cricket, it's going to be that hot-lit?— cricket, it's going to be that tot-lttt-to- cricket, it's going to be that hot..it?-do you- cricket, it's going to be that hot. it? do you make hot. is it? what do you make to it hot. is it? what do you make to t atta— hot. is it? what do you make to t arts-you— hot. is it? what do you make to t arts-you aet- hot. is it? what do you make to it all? you get concerned it all? and do you get concerned about— it all? and do you get concerned about-report— it all? and do you get concerned about-report there- it all? and do you get concerned about report there that we about that report there that we mtamt— about that report there that we mutt—our- about that report there that wei mtptt—our-or might be missing our targets or mott— might be missing our targets or not? tot-s— might be missing our targets or not? let's cross— might be missing our targets or not? let's cross shall to polly middlehurst— not? let's cross shall to polly middlehurst-us- not? let's cross shall to polly middlehurst us to not? let's cross shall to polly- middlehurst-us.to speed middlehurst bring us up to speed wttt— middlehurst bring us up to speed with-headlines- middlehurst bring us up to speed with-headlines .- middlehurst bring us up to speed with-headlines. - with the latest headlines. tttetette— with the latest headlines. michelle, thank— with the latest headlines. michelle, thank you. - with the latest headlines. michelle, thank you. we'll start with some breaking news. and i can tell you that the wreckage from the titans submersible has been recovered from the sea floor and brought ashore for the first time. the sub imploded an hour and 45 minutes into its descent down to the wreckage of the titanic on june the 18th in the titanic on june the 18th in the north atlantic, all five people on board perished after it imploded about 90 minutes into a dive . we'll bring you into a dive. we'll bring you more on that story as it comes to us. in other news today, daniel korski has pulled out of the race for london mayor after a novelist and tv producer accused him of groping her a decade ago in a statement, he said he's withdrawing with a heavy heart, but he also

categorically denies the allegations. daisy goodwin made the formal complaint with number 10, saying it was very serious. is urging any other complainants to come forward. he said the pressure on his family and the inability to get a hearing for his makes it made it his message makes it made it impossible for his campaign to continue. thames water says it's working constructively with its shareholders to secure funding, amid mounting concern over financial stability in the company, contingency plans are being drawn up, including possible emergency nationalisation of the company. it's feared thames water is £14 billion in debt . and as you've billion in debt. and as you've been hearing, three people have been hearing, three people have been arrested afterjust stop oil protesters stopped the second ashes test today at lords by running onto the pitch . the by running onto the pitch. the england wicket keeper two great applause as jonny bairstow took matters into his own hands by picking up a protester and taking him off to the grandstand. just stop oil say they disrupted the to match demand action from the

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stat—your- six? are you not doing your stove— six? are you not doing your stove-toma- six? are you not doing your show? doing both. i six? are you not doing your- show?-doing both. i am show? yes, i'm doing both. i aln a show? yes, i'm doing both. i am a pratter— show? yes, i'm doing both. i am a aratter totay. — show? yes, i'm doing both. i am a grafter today. what can i say? a-ot— a grafter today. what can i say? a-ot you— a grafter today. what can i say? a-ot you-pettmgl a grafter today. what can i say? a-of you-getting in| a couple of you now getting in touch— a couple of you now getting in touch atout— a couple of you now getting in touch about climate change, sayma— touch about climate change, saymg mat— touch about climate change, saying that think it's time, saying that you think it's time, says— saying that you think it's time, says-cumtrta- saying that you think it's time, says-cumbria for- says ron in cumbria for a reteremtum— says ron in cumbria for a referendum on— says ron in cumbria for a referendum on climate change. of course-trus— referendum on climate change. of course,.this net— referendum on climate change. of course,.this net zero- referendum on climate change. of course, this net zero stuff course, all this net zero stuff it course, all this net zero stuff tt vas— course, all this net zero stuff it was tucked— course, all this net zero stuff it was tucked away wasn't it? in the it was tucked away wasn't it? in ttte zom — it was tucked away wasn't it? in the 2019 manifesto. there's got to te— the 2019 manifesto. there's got to to homest— the 2019 manifesto. there's got to to tomest ,— the 2019 manifesto. there's got to be honest , i— the 2019 manifesto. there's got to be honest, i think many peopte— to be honest, i think many peopte tom-t— to be honest, i think many people don't really those people don't really read those trumps.— people don't really read those tramps. tut— people don't really read those things. but anyway, now that you people don't really read those thin see3ut anyway, now that you people don't really read those thin see3ut rimpact now that you people don't really read those thin see3ut rimpact of w that you people don't really read those thin see3ut rimpact of it that you people don't really read those thin see3ut rimpact of it 0th you people don't really read those thin see3ut rimpact of it on yourl can see the impact of it on your ttte— can see the impact of it on your life ,— can see the impact of it on your ttte , tattmp— can see the impact of it on your life , talking-what- can see the impact of it on your life , talking what you can life, talking about what you can eat:— life, talking about what you can eat—mot— life, talking about what you can eat—mot you- life, talking about what you can eat,_not you can- life, talking about what you can eat, not you can have eat, whether or not you can have your— eat, whether or not you can have your wood— eat, whether or not you can have your wood burning— eat, whether or not you can have your wood burning fire on and all your wood burning fire on and at ttte— your wood burning fire on and at ttte rest— your wood burning fire on and all the rest of— your wood burning fire on and all the rest of it,— your wood burning fire on and all the rest of it, your cars, voutt— all the rest of it, your cars, voutt you— all the rest of it, your cars, would you think- all the rest of it, your cars, would you think about would you think again about supportmp— would you think again about. supportma—met supporting a party that had net zero in its manifesto, or are you— zero in its manifesto, or are you ot— zero in its manifesto, or are you ot ttte— zero in its manifesto, or are you ot the samp— zero in its manifesto, or are you of the camp where you think aotuatty— you of the camp where you think aotuatty tt-s— you of the camp where you think actually it's essential that we get a— actually it's essential that we get a tott — actually it's essential that we get a hold climate change? get a hold of climate change? a ooupte—astmal couple of you as well asking what— couple of you as well asking what-cama— couple of you as well asking what china, michel? how what about china, michel? how are-toma— what about china, michel? how are-doing wttt— what about china, michel? how are doing with their net are they doing with their net zero targets?— are they doing with their net zero targets? i— are they doing with their net zero targets? i have to say that mate— zero targets? i have to say that mate me— zero targets? i have to say that made me smile— zero targets? i have to say that made me smile because, of course, we _that- made me smile because, of course, we that most of the course, we know that most of the stutt— course, we know that most of the stutt vtem — course, we know that most of the stutt when t— course, we know that most of the stuff when it comes— course, we know that most of the stuff when it comes to emissions toes— stuff when it comes to emissions toes maest— stuff when it comes to emissions does indeed _from - stuff when it comes to emissions does indeed from china does indeed come from china amyvay— does indeed come from china anyway-smatt- does indeed come from china anyway, _shall we,i anyway, let's talk, shall we, atout— anyway, let's talk, shall we, about-tarry:- anyway, let's talk, shall we, about - harry, the - anyway, let's talk, shall we, about harry, the guy that about prince harry, the guy that is about prince harry, the guy that ts atsotutety— about prince harry, the guy that is absolutely desperate for prtvaoy— is absolutely desperate for prtvaoy ,— is absolutely desperate for prtvaoy , ot— is absolutely desperate for privacy , of course, spends his privacy, of course, spends his ttme— privacy, of course, spends his ttme toma— privacy, of course, spends his time doing nothing but writing toots— time doing nothing but writing boots-ms—

time doing nothing but writing books-his life- time doing nothing but writing books his life and books about his life and potoasts— books about his life and podcasts and— books about his life and podcasts and interviews and all the podcasts and interviews and all ttte rest— podcasts and interviews and all ttte rest ot— podcasts and interviews and all ttte rest ot rt.— podcasts and interviews and all the rest of it. he— podcasts and interviews and all the rest of it. he is, of course, at court as we speak about— course, at court as we speak about whether— course, at court as we speak about whether or— course, at court as we speak about whether or not it was tasted— about whether or not it was tastet amt— about whether or not it was hacked and whether or not the newspapers— hacked and whether or not the newspapers acted _ hacked and whether or not the newspapers acted badly. and all the newspapers acted badly. and all ttte rest— newspapers acted badly. and all ttte rest ot— newspapers acted badly. and all ttte rest ot rt.— newspapers acted badly. and all the rest of it. well,— newspapers acted badly. and all the rest of it. well, now it's teem—tmt- the rest of it. well, now it's. been _that-should the rest of it. well, now it's- been _that-should be been suggested that he should be in been suggested that he should be m ttme— been suggested that he should be m tme tor— been suggested that he should be m tme tor a— been suggested that he should be in line for a ready— been suggested that he should be in line for a ready .— been suggested that he should be in line for a ready . are you in line for a ready. are you ready:— in line for a ready. are you ready, everyone? this massive oompemsattom— ready, everyone? this massive compensation payment. are you ready?— compensation payment. are you ready?-reckon?- ready? what you reckon? 1 mttttom— ready? what you reckon? 1 mttttom so— ready? what you reckon? 1 million, 50 grand. half a mttttom— million, 50 grand. half a million? what- million, 50 grand. half a million? what do you reckon ? it million? what do you reckon? it mates— million? what do you reckon? it mates me— million? what do you reckon? it makes me laugh,— million? what do you reckon? it makes me laugh, actually. £500 makes lne laugh, actually. £500 in makes me laugh, actually. £500 in compensation.— makes me laugh, actually. £500 in compensation. that's is the amoum— in compensation. that's is the amoum ot— in compensation. that's is the amount of money— in compensation. that's is the amount of money that apparently has teem— amount of money that apparently has been suggested that he stoutt— has been suggested that he stoutt te— has been suggested that he should be receiving in compensation. because apparently it a compensation. because apparently tt-a vtottm— compensation. because apparently tt-a vtottm ot— compensation. because apparently it-a victim of phone- it was not a victim of phone momma.— it was not a victim of phone hacking. apparently the hacking. and apparently the atteaattom— hacking. and apparently the allegation is— hacking. and apparently the allegation is that the true purpose— allegation is that the true purposeltms- allegation is that the true purpose this case was to purpose of this case was to turmer— purpose of this case was to tutor ms— purpose of this case was to further his personal crusade to so—oattet— further his personal crusade to so—called reform.— further his personal crusade to so—called reform. the british press — so—called reform. the british pess tot-s— so—called reform. the british pess ret-s get:— so—called reform. the british press. let's get, shall we, the vrevv— press. let's get, shall we, the ot— press. let's get, shall we, the ot royat— press. let's get, shall we, the view of royal commentator carotme— view of royal commentator caroline aston _ view of royal commentator caroline aston on this one. carotme— caroline aston on this one. caroline, good— caroline aston on this one. caroline, good evening to you. stoo— caroline, good evening to you. tsoo ts— caroline, good evening to you. £500 is apparently that is the ot— £500 is apparently that is the ot money— £500 is apparently that is the sum of money that harry could get.— sum of money that harry could get. ts— sum of money that harry could get. ts tt— sum of money that harry could get. rs rt vortt— sum of money that harry could get. is it worth it— sum of money that harry could get. is it worth it? sum of money that harry could get. is it worth it ? �*fvt�*rtgt c get. is it worth it? well, it

remmus— get. is it worth it? well, it reminds me of some of those old legal cases of the past when someone won and was awarded half a penny in damages. in other words, it's a moral victory , words, it's a moral victory, nothing financial. and i think absolutely right for him. it's much bigger than . the angel much bigger than. the angel funding for his late mother's memory . we all know mental memory. we all know mental health is been affected by that loss. when he was a young boy and he had himself, he sees as his life's career to go out there, the stable that can the press the paps and us to quote him, turned journalism to being a professional . though a decent professional. though there a few there are quite a few journalists there who might journalists out there who might really rather to in really rather object to that in any he's offered , any way. whatever he's offered, we're to have to wait an we're going to have to wait an awful we get the awful long time until we get the judges opinion on this, because that's what we're waiting for now. and there's an awful lot of evidence or in harry's case,

some lack of evidence to be digested along with the other cases being brought against the mirror group before we have a definitive answer whether the sussexes coppers are going to benefit to the amount of £500 or whatever . well, we wait to see whatever. well, we wait to see andifs whatever. well, we wait to see and it's going to be, as i say, and it's going to be, as i say, a little wait a while before we know. and of course the papers are full of other news about the sussex coppers at the moment. the fact that spotify have pulled away from their multi—million deal because of lack of productivity and there are rumblings that may be even netflix to who will also be pulling out of deals, we don't know . that deal is set to run know. that deal is set to run for a couple of years or so yet, but you never know. brand sussex in need of redirection and regrouping and interesting to see what the new product will ultimately look like. yeah of course. and what i find

fascinating,— course. and what i find fascinating, i- rtrtr. and what i find fascinating, i think you could do fascinating, i think you could to whatever— fascinating, i think you could do whatever you _ fascinating, i think you could do whatever you want with your life do whatever you want with your ttte amt — do whatever you want with your ttte amt you— do whatever you want with your life and you can— do whatever you want with your life and you can set your life in life and you can set your life m whatever— life and you can set your life in whatever direction that you tamoy. — in whatever direction that you tamoy. tut— in whatever direction that you tamoy. tut-ttte— in whatever direction that you fancy. but the hypocrisy fancy. but it's the hypocrisy mat— fancy. but it's the hypocrisy that—struggled. that i've always struggled with in that i've always struggled with m—oam- in this situation. how can peopte— in this situation. how can peopte-to- in this situation. how can peopte-to te- in this situation. how can people to be desperate in this situation. how can- people _to be desperate for people claim to be desperate for prtvaoy— people claim to be desperate for prtvaoy amt— people claim to be desperate for prtvaoy amt to— people claim to be desperate for privacy and to even— people claim to be desperate for privacy and to even relocate ourtrtes— privacy and to even relocate oumtrtes so— privacy and to even relocate countries so that— privacy and to even relocate countries so that they can live a more balanced— countries so that they can live a more balanced and settled life vmtst— a more balanced and settled life whilst similar— a more balanced and settled life whilst similar taneously doing everytmma— whilst similar taneously doing everything possible all to stir up tmterest— everything possible all to stir up interest in— everything possible all to stir up interest in in— everything possible all to stir up interest in in in them and metr— up interest in in in them and their personal— up interest in in in them and their personal lives is bonkers, if their personal lives is bonkers, tt you— their personal lives is bonkers, tt you ast— their personal lives is bonkers, at you ask me— their personal lives is bonkers, at you ask me .— their personal lives is bonkers, if you ask me . yes— their personal lives is bonkers, if you ask me . yes you're right. if you ask me. yes you're right. to— if you ask me. yes you're right. to am— if you ask me. yes you're right. it's an absolute— if you ask me. yes you're right. it's an absolute clash- if you ask me. yes you're right. it's an absolute clash of- if you ask me. yes you're right. it's an absolute clash of views, isn't it? and one that was caught so perfectly in series 26 of south park, which the world is still, of course, laughing about as we go forward . so much about as we go forward. so much of what they say isn't backed up by what they do. they talk about privacy . they talk about hurtful privacy. they talk about hurtful coverage . and yet you could say coverage. and yet you could say that harry's book spare, which raised gazillions, was based , of raised gazillions, was based, of course, on throwing his own family very publicly under the

bus . so it's a family very publicly under the bus. so it's a massive contradictions . but then so much contradictions. but then so much has been a contradict on since megxit happened and the sussexes sailed away to the sunlit shores of california. i totally agree with you. indeed, caroline auster— with you. indeed, caroline austen royal— indeed, caroline austen royal coachman sets out wttt— austen royal coachman sets out mm per— austen royal coachman sets out with her insights— austen royal coachman sets out with her insights there. thank you— with her insights there. thank you tor— with her insights there. thank you tor your— with her insights there. thank you for your time. now, guys , you for your time. now, guys, tom-t— you for your time. now, guys, tom-t 90— you for your time. now, guys, don't go anywhere because coming up, don't go anywhere because coming up a_ don't go anywhere because coming .p, a at— don't go anywhere because coming .p, a so nevs— don't go anywhere because coming up, a gb news exclusive investigation.- up, a gb news exclusive investigation. get this. it's toumt— investigation. get this. it's toumt mat— investigation. get this. it's found that a— investigation. get this. it's found that a london charity as we see a quarter— found that a london charity as we see a quarter of £1 million of we see a quarter of £1 million ot your— we see a quarter of £1 million ot your moey— we see a quarter of £1 million of your money. my— we see a quarter of £1 million of your money. my money, taxpayers— of your money. my money, taxpayers money. and guess what? they— taxpayers money. and guess what? they tom-t— taxpayers money. and guess what? they tom-t reatty— taxpayers money. and guess what? they don't really seem to like us very— they don't really seem to like us very must.— they don't really seem to like us very much. you— they don't really seem to like us very much. you wait till you see some of the— us very much. you wait till you see some of the stuff that trey-ve— see some of the stuff that they've been— see some of the stuff that they've been publishing. why do we atve— they've been publishing. why do we ptve momey— they've been publishing. why do we give money to— they've been publishing. why do we give money to people that reatty—veryl really don't think we're very me—

tv, radio and online gb news. trttam-s— tv, radio and online gb news. britain's news— tv, radio and online gb news. britain's news .— tv, radio and online gb news. britain's news. channel tv, radio and online gb news. britain's news . channel britain's news. channel hello there.— britain's news. channel hello there. tm— britain's news. channel hello there, i'm michelle dewberry with you covering patrick. donna has just been in touch saying i've just tuned in 15 minutes ago and i got all panicked. michelle i've got to get my eight year old down the to eight year old down the road to our theatre for a dance our local theatre for a dance rehearsals she rehearsals at 6:00, and she thought got she'd missed thought she'd got she'd missed it. she saw me. thought it. she saw me. she thought it was a bit too late. no was a little bit too late. no i'm till six. then. i'm with you till six. and then. don't worry. going don't worry. i'm not going anywhere. i'm my show anywhere. i'm doing my show too. right into nitty right let's get into the nitty gritty, gb news gritty, shall we? gb news investigates. i it when we investigates. i love it when we do this. our man, charlie peters, digging peters, has been digging around, and a london and he's found out that a london charity more than charity has received more than a quarter of £1 million of your money. my money? taxpayers money. my money? taxpayers money. get this. they've been

publishing discriminatory and extremist content on social media. what is going on? i tell you, charlie peters has it all. white people are a plague . white people are a plague. mat-s— white people are a plague. ttat-s a— white people are a plague. that's a suggestion made in a vtteo— that's a suggestion made in a vtteo postet— that's a suggestion made in a video posted on— that's a suggestion made in a video posted on social media by a tomtom— video posted on social media by a london charity.— video posted on social media by a london charity. take a look. tau-re— a london charity. take a look. you're obviously— a london charity. take a look. you're obviously not— a london charity. take a look. you're obviously not aware- a london charity. take a look. you're obviously not aware of this, but blessed is not a word that the global majority thinks of in association with europeans . words like plague and coloniser maybe, but not blessed. access uk is supposed to tap— blessed. access uk is supposed to metp ettmo— : access uk is supposed to help ethnic minorities get tuto— to help ethnic minorities get into education— to help ethnic minorities get into education or employment. they— into education or employment. they were— into education or employment. tmey gtvem— into education or employment. they were given £266,000 in government— they were given £266,000 in government and _ they were given £266,000 in government and lottery grants, according— government and lottery grants, assortma to— government and lottery grants, according to their— government and lottery grants, according to their most recent aoooumts . ves— according to their most recent accounts . yes, goodbye. a accounts. yes, goodbye. but when will accounts. yes, goodbye. but when vttt .— accounts. yes, goodbye. but when vttt . see— accounts. yes, goodbye. but when will i see you again? the accounts. yes, goodbye. a a raga 7 the posts will i see you again? the posts on their social— will i see you again? the posts on their social media- a raga 7 the posts on their social media profiles motute— on their social media profiles include footage— on their social media profiles include footage mocking conservative _ include footage mocking conservative politicians and repeated— conservative politicians and repeated claims— conservative politicians and repeated claims that ancient egypt— repeated claims that ancient taypt vas— repeated claims that ancient egypt was black, a conspiracy theory— egypt was black, a conspiracy theory associated with the hotep movt a— theory associated with the hotep movement. a video posted on metr— movement. a video posted on their youtube_ movement. a video posted on their youtube channel shows metr— their youtube channel shows their managing— their youtube channel shows their managing director nana apyemam— their managing director nana agyemam ,— their managing director nana

agyeman , taking part in a debate agyeman, taking part in a debate wttt— agyeman, taking part in a debate vttt vrsou— agyeman, taking part in a debate with various controversial figures.— with various controversial ttaures. trey— with various controversial figures. they include respect, a rapper— figures. they include respect, a rapper amt— figures. they include respect, a rapper and conspiracy theorist vrro— rapper and conspiracy theorist vto toumtet— rapper and conspiracy theorist who founded a— rapper and conspiracy theorist who founded a paramilitary style group— who founded a paramilitary style group oattet— who founded a paramilitary style group called the— who founded a paramilitary style group called the forever family torso— group called the forever family toroe .— group called the forever family toroe . trey-ve— group called the forever family force . they've also hosted dr. force. they've also hosted dr. gm..— force. they've also hosted dr. umarjohnson,_ force. they've also hosted dr. umarjohnson, a— force. they've also hosted dr. umarjohnson, a discredited amertoam— umarjohnson, a discredited american psychologist who has opposed— american psychologist who has opposed interracial marriage and otatms— opposed interracial marriage and otatms mat— opposed interracial marriage and claims that he— opposed interracial marriage and claims that he can— opposed interracial marriage and claims that he can cure homosex tuattty. — claims that he can cure homosex tuattty. ttte— claims that he can cure homosex duality. the access— claims that he can cure homosex duality. the access uk website arso— duality. the access uk website atso posts— duality. the access uk website atso posts a— duality. the access uk website also hosts a cartoon that says tract— also hosts a cartoon that says ttaot peopte— also hosts a cartoon that says black people have no power teause— black people have no power because they— black people have no power because they give money to white tusmess— because they give money to white tusmess peopte.— because they give money to white business people. some mps are oattmg— business people. some mps are now calling for— business people. some mps are now calling for the government to revrevv— now calling for the government to review grants— now calling for the government to review grants to— now calling for the government to review grants to charities. vett— to review grants to charities. wet, tt-s— to review grants to charities. well, as very— to review grants to charities. well, it's very concerning to tear— well, it's very concerning to tear mose— well, it's very concerning to hear those reports . ' : hear those reports. and of course, when we're giving taxpayers money out, we want to make sure it's spent correctly, but want to be giving it but we also want to be giving it to organisations that bring the community together and actually have on have a positive impact on society. the things society. going from the things i've serious i've heard, i have serious doubts whether the doubts as to whether that's the case there numerous case here. there are numerous examples this going on case here. there are numerous exargovernment this going on case here. there are numerous exargovernment doesn'tjoing on case here. there are numerous exargovernment doesn't want on case here. there are numerous exargovernment doesn't want to and government doesn't want to be money kind of be giving money to these kind of groups. know that groups. if we know that something is seriously wrong there. so i'd urge us to look a

little bit further into it, see if there's anybody else that shouldn't receiving this kind shouldn't be receiving this kind of taxpayers and of taxpayers money. and ultimately of taxpayers money. and ult despite of taxpayers money. and ultdespite claiming of taxpayers money. and ult despite claiming to of taxpayers money. and ultdespite claiming to be run it, despite claiming to be run by volunteers , access uk claims by volunteers, access uk claims to have spent over £182,000 on volunteer allowances as managing director, nana agyeman also appears to be a trustee of the charity under the name nana. your argument potentially treaotmg— your argument potentially breaching charity rules on oomttots— breaching charity rules on conflicts of— breaching charity rules on conflicts of interest? mr agyeman— conflicts of interest? mr agyemam ts— conflicts of interest? mr agyeman is also a director of ttte— agyeman is also a director of the campaigning— agyeman is also a director of the campaigning group black catt— the campaigning group black child agenda,— the campaigning group black child agenda, which was recently evposet— child agenda, which was recently evposet ty— child agenda, which was recently evposet ty ttte— child agenda, which was recently exposed by the times as having putttstet— exposed by the times as having published misleading adverts, uttera— published misleading adverts, which encouraged people to apply for which encouraged people to apply tor ttte— which encouraged people to apply for the windrush_ which encouraged people to apply for the windrush compensation stems— for the windrush compensation scheme despite— for the windrush compensation scheme despite not being ettgttte— scheme despite not being ettgttte. a— scheme despite not being eligible. a charity commission spokesperson— eligible. a charity commission spokesperson said we are ourremtty— spokesperson said we are currently assessing information tottovmg— currently assessing information following concerns raised with us regartmg— following concerns raised with us regarding trustee payments at assss— us regarding trustee payments at ass um— us regarding trustee payments at access uk. this— us regarding trustee payments at access uk. this will determine our access uk. this will determine meat— access uk. this will determine meat steps— access uk. this will determine our next steps regarding the ptague. — our next steps regarding the plague. instagram post access uk ptrestor— plague. instagram post access uk ptrestor tama— plague. instagram post access uk director nana agyeman said we do not somomet—

director nana agyeman said we do not sorromet or— director nana agyeman said we do not condone or tolerate any form not condone or tolerate any forln of not condone or tolerate any form ot — not condone or tolerate any form ot or— not condone or tolerate any form of racism or discrimination vttmm— of racism or discrimination vttmm our— of racism or discrimination within our organisation and the assss— within our organisation and the ass ttt— within our organisation and the access uk serves— within our organisation and the access uk serves a cross—section of beneficiaries— access uk serves a cross—section of beneficiaries from _ access uk serves a cross—section of beneficiaries from diverse tastgroumts. — of beneficiaries from diverse backgrounds. agyeman did not respond— backgrounds. agyeman did not respomt to— backgrounds. agyeman did not respond to our— backgrounds. agyeman did not respond to our other questions on respond to our other questions or smarte— respond to our other questions on charlie peters.— respond to our other questions on charlie peters. gb news tottemtam— on charlie peters. gb news tottenham. _ on charlie peters. gb news tottenham . asrt g tottenham. fascinating stuff there. the man himself, charlie peters, joins me in the studio. fascinating report there. first and foremost, what drew your attention ? what made you think attention? what made you think today this is what i'm going to look into? well, i look into charities a lot of the time because i think this is an isolated case, of course, but it exists in a in a wider aether where of charities, where a lot of charities, i think, significant think, are receiving significant amount of money from the government and government grants without appropriate levels of oversight. there without appropriate levels of overyear. there without appropriate levels of overyear. tthez without appropriate levels of overyear. tthe campaign group last year by the campaign group somservattve— last year by the campaign group conservative way— last year by the campaign group conservative way forward, which toumt — conservative way forward, which found-millions— conservative way forward, which found-millions of- conservative way forward, which found millions of pounds conservative way forward, which foun(goingmillions of pounds conservative way forward, which foun(going towards of pounds conservative way forward, which foun(going towards groups ids conservative way forward, which foun(going towards groups and were going towards groups and tmteet— were going towards groups and tmteet rotes— were going towards groups and indeed roles within the public sstor— indeed roles within the public sector against— indeed roles within the public sector against the government's stated— sector against the government's statet arms— sector against the government's stated aims. and— sector against the government's stated aims. and i— sector against the government's stated aims. and i think unfortunately- stated aims. and i think unfortunately there's a treasure trove— unfortunately there's a treasure trove ot— unfortunately there's a treasure trove ot tms— unfortunately there's a treasure trove of this kind— unfortunately there's a treasure trove of this kind of news. mammary:— trove of this kind of news. thankfully, gb _ trove of this kind of news. thankfully, gb news is on it.

team — thankfully, gb news is on it. team amu— thankfully, gb news is on it. team amt .— thankfully, gb news is on it. yeah. and i think,- thankfully, gb news is on it. yeah. ': thankfully, gb news is on it. yeah. : :rt yeah. and i think, why do you think this kind of stuff happens? do you think it's because there's not enough scrutiny , there's not enough scrutiny, there's not enough oversight ? or do you think oversight? or do you think sometimes i have a little of sometimes i have a little bit of a suspicion when it comes a suspicion that when it comes to and giving out money, to grants and giving out money, so many people , so many funders so many people, so many funders and bodies and groups, they are desperate to tick these boxes. they all look at me. i gave this amount of to money a black group there. i gave this amount of money here to an anti racism group and just all group there and they just all about and they're group there and they just all abo necessarily and they're group there and they just all abo necessarily doing nd they're group there and they just all abo necessarily doing enoughre group there and they just all abo necessarily doing enough due not necessarily doing enough due diligence look into who are diligence to look into who are these people. does it all stack up and all the rest it? i up and all the rest of it? i think that's almost certainly the think that's almost certainly ttte-amt— think that's almost certainly the and looking through think that's almost certainly the charities looking through think that's almost certainly the charities socialg through think that's almost certainly the charities social medialgh this, charities social media presence and— this, charities social media presence and indeed their accounts,-it's- presence and indeed their accounts, it's pretty accounts, i think it's pretty otvtous— accounts, i think it's pretty obvious-haven't. accounts, i think it's pretty- obvious-haven't done obvious that they haven't done the obvious that they haven't done ttte-revet— obvious that they haven't done ttte-revet ot- the sufficient level of overstgtt— the sufficient level of oversight on - the sufficient level of oversight on the financial side mat— oversight on the financial side that tms— oversight on the financial side that this director,— oversight on the financial side that this director, the managing ttrestor— that this director, the managing ttrestor ot— that this director, the managing director of-uk,- that this director, the managing director of-uk, mr- that this director, the managing director of uk, mr nana director of access uk, mr nana agyeman.— director of access uk, mr nana agyemam. ts— director of access uk, mr nana agyeman, is also— director of access uk, mr nana agyeman, is also potentially ttstet— agyeman, is also potentially ttstet as— agyeman, is also potentially ttstet as a— agyeman, is also potentially listed as a trustee as nana your acumen . that's— listed as a trustee as nana your acumen . that's a— listed as a trustee as nana your acumen . that's a serious issue acumen. that's a serious issue tesause— acumen. that's a serious issue tesause trey— acumen. that's a serious issue because they paid— acumen. that's a serious issue because they paid their persomet— because they paid their personnel, according to their

accounts, £182,000 last year on votumteers— accounts, £182,000 last year on votumteers .— accounts, £182,000 last year on volunteers . but— accounts, £182,000 last year on volunteers . but only two people volunteers. but only two people are volunteers. but only two people ttstet— volunteers. but only two people are listed there. _ volunteers. but only two people are listed there. are they the persom— are listed there. are they the same person? have they got permtsstom— same person? have they got permission to— same person? have they got permission to list an employee as a trustee?— permission to list an employee as a trustee? i— permission to list an employee as a trustee? i think it's atmost— as a trustee? i think it's almost certain- as a trustee? i think it's almost certain that they don't. wrer— almost certain that they don't. vvtem tm— almost certain that they don't. when i'm listening— almost certain that they don't. when i'm listening to- almost certain that they don't. when i'm listening to you,- almost certain that they don't. when i'm listening to you, it's reminding me of a charity investigation, a charity commission investigation into do you remember ngozi fulani ? i you remember ngozi fulani? i think i've got that name right. marlene headley was the other name . and when they started name. and when they started digging into the accounts there of that charity and it was all different people under different names kind of names and all this kind of money. think actually money. and i think actually there's enough scrutiny in there's not enough scrutiny in this and all this funding is very circular. of course, a lot of very circular. of course, a lot ot ttte— very circular. of course, a lot ot the peopte— very circular. of course, a lot of the people apply- [in rt. rt...at of course, a lot of the people apply for rtg rt. rt of course, a lot of the people apply for the [it rt. ”rt of course, a lot of the people apply for the same soursesmomely— of the people apply for the same sources-money for— of the people apply for the same sources money for their sources of money for their grams— sources of money for their gramts amt— sources of money for their grants and also- sources of money for their grants and also from from sommumty— grants and also from from community groups grants and also from from- community-groups and community interest groups and toumtattoms— community interest groups and foundations that— community interest groups and foundations that are very, very rich:— foundations that are very, very rtsm tave— foundations that are very, very rich, have all— foundations that are very, very rich, have all sorts of money amt— rich, have all sorts of money amt-these— rich, have all sorts of money and-these things- rich, have all sorts of money and these things willy and fund these things willy mtty. — and fund these things willy any -you— and fund these things willy mtty. -you just- and fund these things willy nilly. you just look nilly. but if you just look through— nilly. but if you just look through some— nilly. but if you just look through some of stuff through some of the stuff trey-re— through some of the stuff they're publishing, it was extraordinary. _ extraordinary. i mean, only trtetty— extraordinary. i mean, only pretty—m- extraordinary. i mean, only briefly—in the. extraordinary. i mean, only- briefly_in the report, briefly mentioned in the report, but briefly mentioned in the report, tut ttte— briefly mentioned in the report, but the conspiratorial hotep movement is— but the conspiratorial hotep movement is particularly surprtsmg—

movement is particularly surprtsmg .— movement is particularly surprising , this idea that surprising, this idea that amstemt— surprising, this idea that amstemt tgypt— surprising, this idea that ancient egypt was was a country amt— ancient egypt was was a country amt am— ancient egypt was was a country and an area run by— ancient egypt was was a country and an area run by sub—saharan atrtsams— and an area run by sub—saharan atrtsams ts— and an area run by sub—saharan africans is just— and an area run by sub—saharan africans is just wildly conspiratorial and fake. and tms— conspiratorial and fake. and tms ts— conspiratorial and fake. and ttts ts tetmg— conspiratorial and fake. and this is being given a platform via this is being given a platform vta startty. — this is being given a platform via charity. clearly not fulfilling _ via charity. clearly not fulfilling its- via charity. clearly not fulfilling its stated aims. and i fulfilling its stated aims. and t merma— fulfilling its stated aims. and t you— fulfilling its stated aims. and i mean, you often hear people vrro— i mean, you often hear people who tetomget— i mean, you often hear people who belonged to— i mean, you often hear people who belonged to this movement going— who belonged to this movement gotmg wttt— who belonged to this movement going wild-stuff.- who belonged to this movement going wild-stuff. - who belonged to this movement going wild stuff. �*fvtrtgt going wild on this stuff. well, you mow:— going wild on this stuff. well, you know, luckily— going wild on this stuff. well, you know, luckily for you guys at we're at home, we're on it. we're here. we're the case. we're here. we're on the case. we're not going anywhere. charlie peters , keep good work peters, keep up your good work looking forward to your next expose . now about this time, expose. now about this time, patrick, normally has a fascinating conversation with a really interesting individual. she comes on, she tells you what's coming up on her show. so ineed what's coming up on her show. so i need to talk to myself. but anyway, dewberry anyway, michelle dewberry me up next. go anywhere. i've next. do not go anywhere. i've got stuff coming up got so much good stuff coming up for . i've opinion for you. i've divided opinion tonight. am rude tonight. caroline says i am rude and and ill informed and ignorant and ill informed and ignorant and ill informed and minded. she doesn't and narrow minded. she doesn't agree my views about just agree with my views about just stop and the climate change stop oil and the climate change at all, each to their all at all, each to their own all views. welcome. do not go anywhere. i am up next. good afternoon. i'm alex—

good afternoon. i'm alex deakin t. good afternoon. i'm alex deakin and ms— afternoon. i'm alex deakin and ttts ts— afternoon. i'm alex deakin and ttts ts your— afternoon. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest— afternoon. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather upstate— this is your latest weather upstate trom — this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb update from the met office for so aevs: — update from the met office for gb news. pretty— update from the met office for gb news. pretty warm and humid out more— gb news. pretty warm and humid out there tor— gb news. pretty warm and humid out there for most— gb news. pretty warm and humid out there for most at the momem— out there for most at the moment,-some- out there for most at the moment, some places out there for most at the- moment,-some places seeing moment, but some places seeing some-teavy— moment, but some places seeing some-teavy rat- moment, but some places seeing some heavy rain and it's some pretty heavy rain and it's starttmg— some pretty heavy rain and it's starttmglturm— some pretty heavy rain and it's starting turn little cooler starting to turn a little cooler amt— starting to turn a little cooler amt mesmer— starting to turn a little cooler and fresher-we'll- starting to turn a little cooler and fresher we'll notice and fresher and we'll all notice mat— and fresher and we'll all notice that-tomorrow— and fresher and we'll all notice that-tomorrow .— and fresher and we'll all notice that tomorrow . turning cooler that by tomorrow. turning cooler amt— that by tomorrow. turning cooler amt-tettmt— that by tomorrow. turning cooler and-behind this- that by tomorrow. turning cooler and behind this cold and fresher behind this cold from.— and fresher behind this cold front, which— and fresher behind this cold front, which also providing front, which is also providing the front, which is also providing ttte tosus— front, which is also providing the focus for— front, which is also providing the focus for outbreaks of rain. teem— the focus for outbreaks of rain. teem gutte— the focus for outbreaks of rain. teem puts a— the focus for outbreaks of rain. been quite a wet— the focus for outbreaks of rain. been quite a wet morning over parts— been quite a wet morning over parts-scotland. _ been quite a wet morning over parts scotland. rain parts of scotland. that rain stov— parts of scotland. that rain stov .— parts of scotland. that rain stov . stovty— parts of scotland. that rain slow , slowly now working across slow, slowly now working across parts— slow, slowly now working across parts ot— slow, slowly now working across parts of northern— slow, slowly now working across parts of northern england. and vett— parts of northern england. and ve-tt see— parts of northern england. and we'll see some— parts of northern england. and we'll see some heavy showers , we'll see some heavy showers, go.— we'll see some heavy showers, too. ttte— we'll see some heavy showers, too, over the midlands, parts of vvates—troml wales, but turning drier from the wales, but turning drier from ttte vest— wales, but turning drier from ttte vest .— wales, but turning drier from the west . that— wales, but turning drier from the west . that rain eventually the west. that rain eventually turmtmg— the west. that rain eventually turning-across— the west. that rain eventually turning across east anglia turning up across east anglia amt— turning up across east anglia and-south—east.- turning up across east anglia and south—east. some heavy and the south—east. some heavy tursts— and the south—east. some heavy bursts—oval bursts of rain this evening over parts— bursts of rain this evening over partsleasterm— bursts of rain this evening over parts eastern england and parts of eastern england and usetut— parts of eastern england and some useful rain— parts of eastern england and some useful rain overnight asross-amgtta- some useful rain overnight across anglia and the across east anglia and the south—east— across east anglia and the south—east where it will stay pretty— south—east where it will stay pretty-amt— south—east where it will stay pretty-amt-ttutl pretty warm and humid. but etsevtere— pretty warm and humid. but elsewhere, turning cooler elsewhere, things turning cooler : elsewhere, things turning cooler .—tmto| , temperatures well down into stmgte— , temperatures well down into stmgte ttgures— , temperatures well down into single figures across parts of ssottamt— single figures across parts of scotland and— single figures across parts of scotland and that fresher feel wttt— scotland and that fresher feel vttt to — scotland and that fresher feel vttt to tm— scotland and that fresher feel will be in evidence for most of will be in evidence for lnost of us will be in evidence for most of us tomorrow. pretty drab us during tomorrow. pretty drab and us during tomorrow. pretty drab amt stttt— us during tomorrow. pretty drab and still-humid.- us during tomorrow. pretty drab and still humid. start and still quite humid. start ttte— and still quite humid. start across the south—east. but the rat— across the south—east. but the stoutt— across the south—east. but the rain should should peter out through— rain should should peter out through ttte— rain should should peter out through the morning, clearing away— through the morning, clearing away some sunny spells

away to reveal some sunny spells . there— away to reveal some sunny spells . ttere wttt— away to reveal some sunny spells . there will be— away to reveal some sunny spells . there will be some— away to reveal some sunny spells . there will be some showers turtmg— . there will be some showers during thursday— . there will be some showers during thursday across north wares.— during thursday across north wales,-england- during thursday across north wales, england , wales, northern england, ssottamt— wales, northern england, scotland with— wales, northern england, scotland with heavy ones wales, northern england,- scotland with-heavy ones in scotland with some heavy ones in the scotland with some heavy ones in ttte attermoom— scotland with some heavy ones in the afternoon over— scotland with some heavy ones in the afternoon over eastern ssottamt— the afternoon over eastern scotland and _ the afternoon over eastern scotland and northeast england. albteezy— scotland and northeast england. albreezy tm— scotland and northeast england. albreezy tm ttte— scotland and northeast england. a breezy in the northwest as a bit breezy in the northwest as vett— a bit breezy in the northwest as wet. tut— a bit breezy in the northwest as well, but elsewhere just a fine day,— well, but elsewhere just a fine stay. reatty— well, but elsewhere just a fine day, really, with— well, but elsewhere just a fine day, really, with a— well, but elsewhere just a fine day, really, with a fresher test.— day, really, with a fresher test-as— day, really, with a fresher feel,-as humid- day, really, with a fresher feel, as humid temperatures feel, not as humid temperatures . ttgt— feel, not as humid temperatures . ttgt teem— feel, not as humid temperatures , high teens across— feel, not as humid temperatures , high teens across the north, rov— , high teens across the north, tov zes— , high teens across the north, tov 20s tm— , high teens across the north, low 20s in the— , high teens across the north, low 20s in the south. as we go through— low 20s in the south. as we go through thursday— low 20s in the south. as we go through thursday evening, we'll see through thursday evening, we'll a fev— through thursday evening, we'll see a few more— through thursday evening, we'll see a few more showers coming in mortterm— see a few more showers coming in across northern scotland and a bit across northern scotland and a ttt breezy— across northern scotland and a ttt breezy-tut— across northern scotland and a bit breezy but otherwise bit breezy here, but otherwise most— bit breezy here, but otherwise most ptases— bit breezy here, but otherwise most ptases try— bit breezy here, but otherwise most places dry clear . bit breezy here, but otherwise most places dry clear. but most places dry and clear. but mottse— most places dry and clear. but motsemore—- most places dry and clear. but notice—more rain. notice behind me, more rain starttmg— notice behind me, more rain starttmg to— notice behind me, more rain starting to move— notice behind me, more rain starting to move in. that will spread— starting to move in. that will spread tts— starting to move in. that will spread tts way— starting to move in. that will spread its way slowly but surely across in from _ spread its way slowly but surely across in from the— spread its way slowly but surely across in from the west. during trttay.— across in from the west. during trttay. so— across in from the west. during trttay. so agatm— across in from the west. during friday. so again, some perhaps vvesomet— friday. so again, some perhaps welcome useful— friday. so again, some perhaps welcome useful rain across parts of vvates— welcome useful rain across parts of vvates amt— welcome useful rain across parts of wales and southwest england for of wales and southwest england tor a— of wales and southwest england tor a ttme— of wales and southwest england tor a ttme om— of wales and southwest england for a time on friday before turmer— for a time on friday before further spells— for a time on friday before further spells of rain come in to aortterm— further spells of rain come in to northern ireland and western ssottamt.— to northern ireland and western scotland. much— to northern ireland and western scotland. much of— to northern ireland and western scotland. much of the east will be scotland. much of the east will to try.— scotland. much of the east will to try. just— scotland. much of the east will to try. just a— scotland. much of the east will to try. just a tow— scotland. much of the east will be dry, just a few scattered tors— be dry, just a few scattered showers across— be dry, just a few scattered showers across scotland. and agatrr—stosel showers across scotland. and again, _close toi showers across scotland. and. again,_close to the again, temperatures close to the averaeg— again, temperatures close to the averaeg tor— again, temperatures close to the average for this— again, temperatures close to the average for this time year. average for this time of year. ttgt— average for this time of year. ttgt teens— average for this time of year. high teens across the north low pg..— high teens across the north low 20s. turtter— high teens across the north low 20s, further south.— high teens across the north low 20s, further south. goodbye start— 20s, further south. goodbye start tte — 20s, further south. goodbye start tte stay— 20s, further south. goodbye

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