duchess would be saying to the duchess if that— would be saying to the duchess if that wee— would be saying to the duchess if that were true?— would be saying to the duchess if that were true? paul gives his unique— if that were true? paul gives his unique insight on that, as wet— his unique insight on that, as well ee— his unique insight on that, as well as aw— his unique insight on that, as well as an exclusive update on his well as an exclusive update on we brewing— well as an exclusive update on his brewing and— well as an exclusive update on his brewing and potentially expweewe— his brewing and potentially explosive legal action against the explosive legal action against we owe— explosive legal action against the duke ef— explosive legal action against the duke of sussex. and royal biographer— the duke of sussex. and royal biographer angela levin gives her unflinching— biographer angela levin gives her unflinching verdict on reporte— her unflinching verdict on reports meghan's rumoured memoir , ewewe— reports meghan's rumoured memoir , ewewe wu— reports meghan's rumoured memoir , bucha will unleash— reports meghan's rumoured memoir , bucha will unleash hell on the royal— , bucha will unleash hell on the royal family,— , bucha will unleash hell on the royal family, including possibly ewwwe— royal family, including possibly ewwwg wee— royal family, including possibly outing the alleged royal racist . se— outing the alleged royal racist . se ee— outing the alleged royal racist . se wee— outing the alleged royal racist . so are the sussexes about to go wweeew— . so are the sussexes about to go wweeew ee— . so are the sussexes about to go nuclear as their influence and— go nuclear as their influence and pepweww— go nuclear as their influence and popularity plummets, angela-e— and popularity plummets, angela's analysis will be unmissable.— angela's analysis will be unmissable. as always. we'll have— unmissable. as always. we'll have more blockbuster tric eweee— have more blockbuster tric awards fallout,— have more blockbuster tric awards fallout, too, as the eewiwee — awards fallout, too, as the terrified msgm _ awards fallout, too, as the terrified msgm goes into complete— terrified msgm goes into complete meltdown soon after gb wewe— complete meltdown soon after gb news and— complete meltdown soon after gb news and nigel— complete meltdown soon after gb news and nigel farages roaring ewe— news and nigel farages roaring but a— news and nigel farages roaring success. but a lot— news and nigel farages roaring success. but a lot of booze. kevin.— success. but a lot of booze. wewn. .— success. but a lot of booze. wewn. i mean.— success. but a lot of booze. kevin. i mean, he— success. but a lot of booze. kevin. i mean, he will- success. but a lot of booze. kevin. i mean, he will revel in that. yes, and he did. and to be fair, i think he kind of whipped them up. britain's favourite eweewewew— them up. britain's favourite entertainer, jim _ c. britain's favourite entertainer, jim davidson gives his entertainer, jim davidson gives we wwewewe— entertainer, jim davidson gives his hilarious take— entertainer, jim davidson gives his hilarious take on susanna's grapes— his hilarious take on susanna's grapes are— his hilarious take on susanna's sour grapes and as holly wruewgrww— sour grapes and as holly willoughby swerves the awards as this morning—

willoughby swerves the awards as this morning lost— willoughby swerves the awards as this morning lost its daytime ewe— this morning lost its daytime crown. plus elton john's strange singing— crown. plus elton john's strange erwgrwg erre— crown. plus elton john's strange singing and british schoolboys skewne— singing and british schoolboys skirting sexist— singing and british schoolboys skirting sexist rules on short. so skirting sexist rules on short. so wre— skirting sexist rules on short. so we re— skirting sexist rules on short. so jim is fired— skirting sexist rules on short. so jim is fired up— skirting sexist rules on short. so jim is fired up and ready to wereeew— so jim is fired up and ready to wereeew err— so jim is fired up and ready to unleash on all— so jim is fired up and ready to unleash on all of— so jim is fired up and ready to unleash on all of that. later in we— unleash on all of that. later in we shew,— unleash on all of that. later in the show, we'll— unleash on all of that. later in the show, we'll have tomorrow's newspaper— the show, we'll have tomorrow's aewepaper warra— the show, we'll have tomorrow's newspaper front pages. first for you,— newspaper front pages. first for yew tee.— newspaper front pages. first for yew, we. are— newspaper front pages. first for yew, we. are a— newspaper front pages. first for you, too. and a new greatest prearra— you, too. and a new greatest britain union,— you, too. and a new greatest britain union, jack acas as aways,— britain union, jack acas as arwawe, ware— britain union, jack acas as always, this dan wootton. always, this is dan wootton. remem— always, this is dan wootton. rearprrr lea-e— always, this is dan wootton. tonight let's go— always, this is dan wootton. tonight let's go . tonight let's go. rere— tonight let's go. were re- tonight let's go. this is gb news, britain's rapper pea-e pa. — this is gb news, britain's news charmer.— this is gb news, britain's news errarwer. wow— this is gb news, britain's news channel. now before we get going on channel. now before we get going err another— channel. now before we get going on another action— channel. now before we get going on another action packed show, a eurek— on another action packed show, a purer apaaae— on another action packed show, a purer apaare err— on another action packed show, a quick update on that gutless arme— quick update on that gutless little weasel,— quick update on that gutless little weasel, daniel korski reader— little weasel, daniel korski reader re— little weasel, daniel korski london is should be breathing a page— london is should be breathing a page prere— london is should be breathing a page ergp ef— london is should be breathing a huge sigh of relief tonight as werew— huge sigh of relief tonight as werew pae— huge sigh of relief tonight as korski has officially pulled out of we— korski has officially pulled out of the ewe— korski has officially pulled out of the city's mayoral race after meaawag— of the city's mayoral race after mounting pressure over accusations— mounting pressure over accusations by the tv producer oarew— accusations by the tv producer parew eeeawra— accusations by the tv producer daisy goodwin that he groped her in daisy goodwin that he groped her m number— daisy goodwin that he groped her m number ro— daisy goodwin that he groped her in number 10 a— daisy goodwin that he groped her in number 10 a decade ago , he in number 10 a decade ago, he aera— in number 10 a decade ago, he told relieved— in number 10 a decade ago, he told relieved voters the

pressure on _ told relieved voters the pressure on my family because of this pressure on my family because of were rare— 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 a— allegation and the inability to ger a rearrag— allegation and the inability to get a hearing for— allegation and the inability to get a hearing for my message of the reader— get a hearing for my message of the london dream— get a hearing for my message of the london dream team makes it rmpeeerpre— the london dream team makes it rmpeeerpre fer— the london dream team makes it impossible for my— the london dream team makes it impossible for my campaign to carry— impossible for my campaign to carry err— impossible for my campaign to carry on london— impossible for my campaign to carry on london nightmare. more like carry on london nightmare. more pp. r— carry on london nightmare. more like i extended— carry on london nightmare. more like i extended a— carry on london nightmare. more like i extended a fresh invitation _ like i extended a fresh invitation to - like i extended a fresh invitation to korski to come on ware— invitation to korski to come on we spew— invitation to korski to come on this show tonight— invitation to korski to come on this show tonight . but it seems this show tonight. but it seems he papa— this show tonight. but it seems he rhea hae— this show tonight. but it seems he just has isn't— this show tonight. but it seems he just has isn't the bottle for it. he just has isn't the bottle for h. hee— he just has isn't the bottle for it. he's bottled— he just has isn't the bottle for it. he's bottled another haerwew— it. he's bottled another interview and- it. he's bottled another interview and the mayoral race so good— interview and the mayoral race so good riddance._ interview and the mayoral race so good riddance. fronting up for conservative— so good riddance. fronting up for conservative londoners now is for conservative londoners now he weeraha— for conservative londoners now is veteran assembly member and fawewrhe— is veteran assembly member and favourite susan— is veteran assembly member and favourite susan hall, who appeared— favourite susan hall, who appearea eh— favourite susan hall, who appeared on this show last week and she-h— appeared on this show last week and ehe-h he— appeared on this show last week and she'll be taking on the hamster— and she'll be taking on the barrister and— and she'll be taking on the barrister and political outsider hee— barrister and political outsider wee hweeerh— barrister and political outsider mos hussein, the— barrister and political outsider mos hussein, the kc , who will mos hussein, the kc, who will put— mos hussein, the kc, who will put hrs— mos hussein, the kc, who will per ha ease— mos hussein, the kc, who will put his case to— mos hussein, the kc, who will put his case to you live in the share— put his case to you live in the share ae— put his case to you live in the studio to morrow_ put his case to you live in the studio to morrow evening. so geeahwe— studio to morrow evening. so geeahwe ae— studio to morrow evening. so goodbye to their— studio to morrow evening. so goodbye to their gutless little weaeeh— goodbye to their gutless little weasel korski— goodbye to their gutless little weasel korski ._ goodbye to their gutless little weasel korski . and we're not weasel korski. and we're not going— weasel korski. and we're not gehg ae— weasel korski. and we're not gehg re heree— weasel korski. and we're not going to miss you here in headph— going to miss you here in london. hw— going to miss you here in london. my digest on why the wee— london. my digest on why the rehee meet— london. my digest on why the tories must ditch— london. my digest on why the tories must ditch its fatalism aha— tories must ditch its fatalism and fight— tories must ditch its fatalism and fight back— tories must ditch its fatalism and fight back with or without hrehr— and fight back with or without hrehr swhah— and fight back with or without rishi sunak to— and fight back with or without rishi sunak to prevent a eeerahea— rishi sunak to prevent a socialist coalition from how

ewargha— socialist coalition from how straight after— socialist coalition from how straight after the news headlines— straight after the news headlines with polly middleton heea— headlines with polly middleton heea .— headlines with polly middleton heea . dah— headlines with polly middleton host . dan, thank— headlines with polly middleton host . dan, thank you and good host. dan, thank you and good ewehhg— host. dan, thank you and good ewehhg ae— host. dan, thank you and good ewehhg re wea. — host. dan, thank you and good evening to you. �*fw�*rzgc host. dan, thank you and good evening to you. �*fw�*rzgc �*" evening to you. well, the first pictures have emerged of the wreckage from the ill fated titan submersible. it was recovered from the sea floor of the north atlantic today and brought ashore for the first time. if you're watching on television , you can see these television, you can see these new pictures showing metal debns new pictures showing metal debris being unloaded from the horizon. arctic ship in saint john's, newfoundland , by the john's, newfoundland, by the canadian coastguard if you're listening on radio, we can see wiring emitting from the tail cone. we can see the titanium end caps, the landing frame, and indeed the porthole . the sub indeed the porthole. the sub suffered an implosion an hour and 45 minutes into its descent to view the wreckage of the titanic on the ocean floor on the 18th of june. all five souls on board perished after the sub suffered a catastrophic implode . an underwater. now news here

at home, thames water says it's working constructively with its shareholders to secure funding amid mounting concern over its financial stability . contingency financial stability. contingency plans are now being reportedly put together by the government , put together by the government, including a possible emergency nationalisation of the company. it's feared thames water is £14 billion in debt. the environment minister rebecca powell, says there are 15 million customers, though should rest assured that their water supplies will be protected . ofcom has launched an protected. ofcom has launched an investigation into bt after disruption to the 999 emergency call service at the weekend. the communication watchdog says it's going to look into the incident to find out whether or not the telecoms giant failed to comply with its regulatory duties. bt which manages the 999 phone system, apologised sincerely for

the uk wide disruption . now the uk wide disruption. now tonight in paris , rioting has tonight in paris, rioting has entered its second day after a 17 year old boy was shot dead by traffic. police 31 people have been arrested in the clashes as 2000 people have been 2000 police officers, rather, have been brought into the nanterre region to calm the situation down. protesters have burnt out cars and side buildings as well. a police officer is being investigated. yesterday the french president, emmanuel macron, said the shooting was unexplainable and inexcusable . unexplainable and inexcusable. here three people were arrested after just op oil. protesters disrupted the second ashes test match at lord's today by running onto the pitch. the england wicket keeper jonny bairstow took matters into his own hands by picking up the protester who'd been attempting to throw orange paint powder all over the pitch. bairstow carrying him off

towards the ground , stand to towards the ground, stand to great applause. another protester was removed by the security team and then ground staff were able to clear away the paint that had been dropped. just stop oil saying they disrupted the match to demand action from the government on climate change. let's just bring you a little bit of breaking news concerning madonna, the american singer songwriter. the superstar has postponed her tour after falling ill and being admitted to intensive care for several days. we understand her talent manager saying madonna developed a serious bacterial infection in which led to pausing all her show commitments. but she says but he says, rather, her health is now improving. a full recovery is expected. madonna is now 64 years old, and she was due to start her world tour next month . you're up to date on tv online .you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tunein app. this is gb news news, britain's news .

news. channel whatever you news. channel- . whatever you thought news. channel— . whatever you thought of chahher— . whatever you thought of boris whatever you thought of boris johnson - whatever you thought of boris johnson—i- . whatever you thought of boris johnson—i think- johnson and, you know, i think his defenestration_ johnson and, you know, i think his defenestration driven by his defenestration was driven by warheha-e ae— his defenestration was driven by ramona's to tear— his defenestration was driven by ramona's to tear the conservative- ramona's to tear the conservative party apart. but whatever— conservative party apart. but whatever wea— conservative party apart. but whatever you think of him, he was a winner. a— whatever you think of him, he was a winner. a proven electoral ehahpreh— was a winner. a proven electoral eharhpreh .— was a winner. a proven electoral champion , against— was a winner. a proven electoral champion , against all odds, be champion, against all odds, be it champion, against all odds, be h h— champion, against all odds, be h h rapper,— champion, against all odds, be it in labour, london versus red hea— it in labour, london versus red heh er— it in labour, london versus red here or 2019,— it in labour, london versus red ken or 2019, when— it in labour, london versus red ken or 2019, when theresa may rrehea— ken or 2019, when theresa may hehea arwhg— ken or 2019, when theresa may risked driving the— ken or 2019, when theresa may risked driving the tories into the risked driving the tories into rhe graphe— risked driving the tories into rhe grewha .— risked driving the tories into the ground . and sadly, as you the ground. and sadly, as you knew,— the ground. and sadly, as you knew r— the ground. and sadly, as you know, i always— the ground. and sadly, as you know, i always feared fishy hrehr— know, i always feared fishy rishi sunak— know, i always feared fishy rishi sunak who lost with rherhereh— rishi sunak who lost with members before being installed as members before being installed ae header— members before being installed ae heaaer h— members before being installed as leader in an— members before being installed as leader in an undemocratic eeap— as leader in an undemocratic eeap, re— as leader in an undemocratic eewp, re heehhg— as leader in an undemocratic coup, is looking increasingly whe— coup, is looking increasingly he a— coup, is looking increasingly like a loser— coup, is looking increasingly like a loser .— coup, is looking increasingly like a loser . a— coup, is looking increasingly like a loser . a disastrous new like a loser. a disastrous new pehhg— like a loser. a disastrous new pehhg by— like a loser. a disastrous new polling by redfield and wilton swaaegree— polling by redfield and wilton strategies shows labour on 53% of strategies shows labour on 53% ah the— strategies shows labour on 53% ah the were— strategies shows labour on 53% ah the were re— strategies shows labour on 53% of the vote in the— strategies shows labour on 53% of the vote in the critical red warh— of the vote in the critical red war, with— of the vote in the critical red wall, with the _ of the vote in the critical red wall, with the tories on 26. now eehwaea— wall, with the tories on 26. now eehwaea that— wall, with the tories on 26. now contrast that to _ wall, with the tories on 26. now contrast that to just one year

age. — contrast that to just one year age. se— contrast that to just one year age. so with— contrast that to just one year ago. so with the— contrast that to just one year ago. so with the incessant msm parwgare— ago. so with the incessant msm parwgare wheh — ago. so with the incessant msm partygate witch hunt in full force— partygate witch hunt in full force, boris— partygate witch hunt in full force, boris was— partygate witch hunt in full force, boris was just and can wea— force, boris was just and can you hehewe— force, boris was just and can you believe this?— force, boris was just and can you believe this? look at them ewe— you believe this? look at them erae hw— you believe this? look at them erae hw ewe.— you believe this? look at them side by side. just— you believe this? look at them side by side. just three pereehrage— side by side. just three percentage points behind labour the percentage points behind labour ahe eph— percentage points behind labour the ear hw— percentage points behind labour the gulf now now— percentage points behind labour the gulf now now is 25. today in phoe— the gulf now now is 25. today in we speak— the gulf now now is 25. today in pmqs sunak look— the gulf now now is 25. today in pmqs sunak look defeated fresh out pmqs sunak look defeated fresh aah eh— pmqs sunak look defeated fresh aah eh weae— pmqs sunak look defeated fresh out of ideas and— pmqs sunak look defeated fresh out of ideas and seemingly aeeeprhg— out of ideas and seemingly aeeeprhg a— out of ideas and seemingly accepting a managed decline of his accepting a managed decline of he paw— accepting a managed decline of he parry rarher— accepting a managed decline of his party rather than fighting the eeerahw— his party rather than fighting the socially threat posed by a rapper— the socially threat posed by a hahewr uh— the socially threat posed by a labour lib dem— the socially threat posed by a labour lib dem green snp stitch up labour lib dem green snp stitch wp ehpper— labour lib dem green snp stitch wp ehpper .— labour lib dem green snp stitch up slipper , starmer picked up on up slipper, starmer picked up on that— up slipper, starmer picked up on that haph— up slipper, starmer picked up on that week . — up slipper, starmer picked up on that look . " that look. fortunately for him i'm the shadow deputy prime minister the shadow minister for women, the shadow health justice, defence business, northern ireland and scotland. ministers are all united against more house building in their areas. you can— more house building in their areas. you can tell- more house building in their areas . 4:5. ca" " areas. you can tell from his answer , not answering his body answer, not answering his body language. he's actually given up. he's given up. i think he's heareea— up. he's given up. i think he's noticed that— up. he's given up. i think he's noticed that his— up. he's given up. i think he's noticed that his shadow- c. r; 5g c. i think he's

noticed that his shadow housing secretary— noticed that his shadow housing secretary doesn't— noticed that his shadow housing secretary doesn't actually agree with— secretary doesn't actually agree whh hre— secretary doesn't actually agree whh hre ew— secretary doesn't actually agree with his new policy of concreting— with his new policy of concreting over the green belt. mr concreting over the green belt. hr speaker— concreting over the green belt. hr speaker .— concreting over the green belt. mr speaker , he's— concreting over the green belt. mr speaker , he's given up, but mr speaker, he's given up, but it mr speaker, he's given up, but h waea— mr speaker, he's given up, but h waea phea— mr speaker, he's given up, but it wasn't just labour saying it or the— it wasn't just labour saying it or the right— it wasn't just labour saying it or the right wing— it wasn't just labour saying it or the right wing blog. (4. r:r:::r or the right wing blog. guido rawhee— or the right wing blog. guido fawkes tweeted _ or the right wing blog. guido fawkes tweeted time is are getting tough right ? she looked getting tough right? she looked dejected , head bowed, going dejected, head bowed, going through the motions, unenthusiastically leaders get going when it gets tough . maybe going when it gets tough. maybe he's just not a leader. and now some senior tories are expressing the unthinkable , are expressing the unthinkable, are saying the party needs to lose us in order to become conservative again. can you believe it? one told the daily express. as david maddox, an l e is coming in at the next election. now that is the acronym. apparently for an extinction level event and a former cabinet minister even told the newspaper the only way we can rebuild the country with

conservative values is by rebuilding the conservative party first. and making it conservative again in. but do these people not realise the hell a hard left socialist labour government is going to unleash on britain with their secret mission to do all they can to tie us back to the eu again? and so i think the fight back must start, not about giving up like we saw from sunak and pmqs today as tim stanley said in the daily telegraph this week, the tories must fight the culture wars or die . the big culture wars or die. the big problem is they've got the wrong leader to do that and they've just allowed their winner to be hounded out of parliament thanks to a kangaroo court. but if rishi doesn't have this fight in him, he must be replaced by someone who does to respond. now, my superstar panel , the now, my superstar panel, the broadcaster and author christine hamilton, the businessman and

activist adam brooks , and gb activist adam brooks, and gb news senior political commentator peter nigel nelson . commentator peter nigel nelson. so, adam brooks, it really did feel today like sunak had just given up. but he knows deep down he hae— given up. but he knows deep down he hae he— given up. but he knows deep down he has no chance— given up. but he knows deep down he has no chance of— g r::;" c. but he knows deep down he has no chance of fighting g cl" .. but he knows deep down he has no chance of fighting a geherah— he has no chance of fighting a general election— he has no chance of fighting a general election and winning. vea— general election and winning. wea knew.— general election and winning. wea knew. we— general election and winning. you know, we know now, i would ahhh— you know, we know now, i would ahhh hw— you know, we know now, i would think by october— you know, we know now, i would think by october ,_ you know, we know now, i would think by october , november, they think by october, november, they will think by october, november, they wrh he— think by october, november, they with he so.— think by october, november, they with he eo. es— think by october, november, they will be 30, 35 points behind in the pene— will be 30, 35 points behind in the pehe .— will be 30, 35 points behind in the polls . there's— will be 30, 35 points behind in the polls . there's no going the polls. there's no going back.— the polls. there's no going back. they've _ the polls. there's no going back. they've got . so what? back. they've got. so what? they— back. they've got. so what? rhew aah-a— back. they've got. so what? they can't win. they- back. they've got. so what? “rip e?" t " they cannot back. they've got. so what? “rt? cr?" c " they cannot win. they can't win. they cannot win. it's they can't win. they cannot win. rr-e rhpeeerhre.— they can't win. they cannot win. it's impossible. i— they can't win. they cannot win. it's impossible. i don't- “rt? t t“ t " they cannot win. it's impossible. i don't know anyone— it's impossible. i don't know anyone that— it's impossible. i don't know anyone that wants to vote for hrehr — anyone that wants to vote for hrehr swhah— anyone that wants to vote for rishi sunak. i— anyone that wants to vote for rishi sunak. i won't vote for hrehr— rishi sunak. i won't vote for rishi sunak.— rishi sunak. i won't vote for rishi sunak. but— rishi sunak. i won't vote for rishi sunak. but you have a theory— rishi sunak. but you have a rheerw that— rishi sunak. but you have a theory that if— rishi sunak. but you have a theory that if they had boris rehheeh— theory that if they had boris rehheeh h— theory that if they had boris johnson in boris— theory that if they had boris johnson in boris johnson is a wee— johnson in boris johnson is a vote whher— johnson in boris johnson is a vote .— johnson in boris johnson is a vote winner. i speak to people in vote winner. i speak to people h the— vote winner. i speak to people h the pup— vote winner. i speak to people in the pub when— vote winner. i speak to people in the pub when i'm out and appear— in the pub when i'm out and about aha— in the pub when i'm out and about and they— in the pub when i'm out and about and they are they. they say— about and they are they. they eaw ae— about and they are they. they eaw he he— about and they are they. they eaw he he .— about and they are they. they eaw he he . h— about and they are they. they say to me , if boris came back, say to me, if boris came back, they— say to me, if boris came back, they weara— say to me, if boris came back, they would hold— say to me, if boris came back, they would hold their nose and were— they would hold their nose and vote conservative _ they would hold their nose and vote conservative again. that eawe— vote conservative again. that eawe a— vote conservative again. that eawe a he — vote conservative again. that eawe a raw rer— vote conservative again. that says a lot. for some reason . says a lot. for some reason. hee— says a lot. for some reason. we gea— says a lot. for some reason. we get a— says a lot. for some reason. we gar a he-e— says a lot. for some reason. he's got a he's got a pool that wahae— he's got a he's got a pool that wahre peephe— he's got a he's got a pool that wants people, you— he's got a he's got a pool that wants people, you know, that make— wants people, you know, that make peephe— wants people, you know, that makes people want to vote for him— makes people want to vote for hhh .— makes people want to vote for hhh . wow— makes people want to vote for him . now they've— makes people want to vote for him . now they've four ways him. now they've got four ways to him. now they've got four ways

he aw— him. now they've got four ways he aw aha— him. now they've got four ways he hp and eeh— him. now they've got four ways to try and even compete in a geherar— to try and even compete in a general election.— to try and even compete in a general election. it's bringing horre— general election. it's bringing hehe haeh— general election. it's bringing hehe haeh .— general election. it's bringing boris back . it's— general election. it's bringing boris back . it's stopped the boris back. it's stopped the heare— boris back. it's stopped the heaae. aha— boris back. it's stopped the boats. and this— boris back. it's stopped the boats. and this illegal immigration, it's cutting taxes araeheahw— immigration, it's cutting taxes araeheahw .— immigration, it's cutting taxes drastically , both— immigration, it's cutting taxes drastically , both personal tax drastically, both personal tax aha— drastically, both personal tax and business— drastically, both personal tax and business tax. and fighting back— and business tax. and fighting haeh agahea— and business tax. and fighting back against the— and business tax. and fighting back against the woke and gender identity.— back against the woke and gender haehhw. whreh— back against the woke and gender identity, which is— back against the woke and gender identity, which is what tim sawraaw— identity, which is what tim saturday was _ identity, which is what tim saturday was saying. “rip ?”rt; saturday was saying. they are the fear— saturday was saying. they are the four things that will give them a chance. they still might not them a chance. they still might her wha— them a chance. they still might her har— them a chance. they still might not win, but it'll— them a chance. they still might not win, but it'll be— t t they still might not win, but it'll be close because. jr" not win, but it'll be close- because. christine hamilton the problem is the parliamentary party backed a technocrat party has backed a technocrat who clearly doesn't feel the culture war in the same way that we do . i'm culture war in the same way that we do. i'm afraid i culture war in the same way that we do . i'm afraid i disagree we do. i'm afraid i disagree with— we do. i'm afraid i disagree whh wea— we do. i'm afraid i disagree whh you tee.— we do. i'm afraid i disagree with you too. it— we do. i'm afraid i disagree with you too. it is- r:rtr i'm afraid i disagree with you too. it is totally whreah— with you too. it is totally whreah .— with you too. it is totally unreal, mystic, to bring boris haeh— unreal, mystic, to bring boris haeh r— unreal, mystic, to bring boris haeh r rheah— unreal, mystic, to bring boris haeh r .— unreal, mystic, to bring boris back. i mean , one of the tory back. i mean, one of the tory haw-e— back. i mean, one of the tory party's problems— back. i mean, one of the tory party's problems is that it is wear.— party's problems is that it is now. well, then _ party's problems is that it is now. '“rt;“ party's problems is that it is now. �*fh�*rttt r: rt; now. well, then they die. they've got rid of it, then they die. exactly. but they have epeha— die. exactly. but they have epeha har— die. exactly. but they have spent far too— r: rt exactly. but they have spent far too long over rt rt exactly. but they have spent far too long over the last yeah— spent far too long over the last year. have— spent far too long over the last year, navel gazing,— spent far too long over the last year, navel gazing, worrying ahewa— year, navel gazing, worrying about internal— year, navel gazing, worrying about internal problems, and heaeaa— about internal problems, and instead-looking- about internal problems, and instead looking the instead of looking towards the heat—aa- instead of looking towards the hear—ah ahaa| next second. so i look at that pau— next second. so i look at that peh hem — next second. so i look at that peh from a— next second. so i look at that poll from a year— next second. so i look at that poll from a year ago. i know, hat— poll from a year ago. i know, her r— poll from a year ago. i know, but i think you have boris was three points behind and they

wanted him and wanted to finish him off. and now behind that was now 25 points behind that was then this is now. and then and this is now. and i think it's totally— think it's totally unrealistic. aha— think it's totally unrealistic. that hath.— think it's totally unrealistic. and frankly, it's— think it's totally unrealistic. and frankly, it's a it's waste and frankly, it's a it's a waste of hope— and frankly, it's a it's a waste of hope te— and frankly, it's a it's a waste of hope to think— and frankly, it's a it's a waste of hope to think that boris can haeh — of hope to think that boris can come back. but— of hope to think that boris can come back. but your other three. aheetwtew — come back. but your other three. aheetwtew h— come back. but your other three. absolutely if boris— come back. but your other three. absolutely �*" t t absolutely if boris came back overnight, would overnight, the polls would halve. just by halve. i'm telling you, just by talking people, they would talking to people, they would half if boris came back straight away. there that can away. there is no way that can happen. — away. there is no way that can happen. .et— away. there is no way that can happen-eh ah.— away. there is no way that can happen.-of all, he's- there is no way that can happen. of all, he's not happen. first of all, he's not in happen. first of all, he's not hahrhere—w - happen. first of all, he's not in_anymore. it. happen. first of all, he's not. in_anymore. itlnot in parliament anymore. it is not going— in parliament anymore. it is not gang—ee— in parliament anymore. it is not gehg—se - in parliament anymore. it is not gehg—se se- in parliament anymore. it is not. gehg—se sa-we going to happen. so so what we just accept, we just accept. i think you have sunak is- tt tt i think you have sunak is going to heat— think you have sunak is going to heat the— think you have sunak is going to lead the conservative party into the-thre— lead the conservative party into the-this disastrous- the next to this disastrous extheteh— the next to this disastrous extinction level event. it's not what— extinction level event. it's not what-hat— extinction level event. it's not what-hat r— extinction level event. it's not what-but i think- extinction level event. it's not what but i think you what i want, but i think you have— what i want, but i think you have-h.- what i want, but i think you have-h .- what i want, but i think you have-it. i really. what i want, but i think youi have-it. i really do. have to accept it. i really do. aha— have to accept it. i really do. the wee.— have to accept it. i really do. aha wee. he— have to accept it. i really do. aha wee. he he— have to accept it. i really do. and yes, he is totally inadequate. - and yes, he is totally inadequate. we're in a situation now, as we were in— inadequate. we're in a situation now, as we were in 1992, when john— now, as we were in 1992, when rehh hater— now, as we were in 1992, when john major should— now, as we were in 1992, when john major should have lost that eheetea— john major should have lost that eteeteh. h— john major should have lost that election. if the— john major should have lost that election. if the tories had lost that— election. if the tories had lost that election— election. if the tories had lost that election in— election. if the tories had lost that election in 1990. blair, we wowe— that election in 1990. blair, we wewa prehahw— that election in 1990. blair, we would probably never have had. phar— would probably never have had. that aha— would probably never have had. blair and without— would probably never have had. blair and without blair but this marat— blair and without blair but this herat reewe— blair and without blair but this moral issue, you're quite right, peephe— moral issue, you're quite right, peepre eat— moral issue, you're quite right, peepre eaw h-e— moral issue, you're quite right, people say it's the economy, empha— people say it's the economy, erppra. h-e— people say it's the economy, stupid. it's the _ people say it's the economy, stupid. it's the economy, empha— stupid. it's the economy, erppra. hat— stupid. it's the economy, stupid. but people are absolutely— stupid. but people are absolutely fed up with what is a marat— absolutely fed up with what is a meat gh— absolutely fed up with what is a meat gpp .— absolutely fed up with what is a moral drift. i—

absolutely fed up with what is a moral drift. i mean, margaret rhateher— moral drift. i mean, margaret thatcher always— moral drift. i mean, margaret thatcher always used to talk about — thatcher always used to talk about wea— thatcher always used to talk about, you know, the victorian waaete— about, you know, the victorian wawehe et— about, you know, the victorian wawehe at a— about, you know, the victorian values of a traditional society tahrw— values of a traditional society family values,— values of a traditional society family values, etcetera, etcetera— family values, etcetera, etcetera. you're losing that. we have— etcetera. you're losing that. we have-that. — etcetera. you're losing that. we have -that. and - etcetera. you're losing that. we have-that. and if- etcetera. you're losing that. we have that. and if the have lost all that. and if the three— have lost all that. and if the the wee— have lost all that. and if the tories lose-and- have lost all that. and if the tories lose and you tories lose that and you mentioned— tories lose that and you mentioned taxes , the highest mentioned taxes, the highest taxee— mentioned taxes, the highest taxee fer— mentioned taxes, the highest taxes for-years,- mentioned taxes, the highest taxes for years, they are taxes for 70 years, they are eeh— taxes for 70 years, they are eat at— taxes for 70 years, they are sort of socialist,- taxes for 70 years, they are sort of socialist, soggy liberal hemeerate— sort of socialist, soggy liberal democrats. they're not tories . democrats. they're not tories. they— democrats. they're not tories. rhew aah-t— democrats. they're not tories. they don't deserve to win as three— they don't deserve to win as the . — they don't deserve to win as tories . nigel— they don't deserve to win as tories . \r rtdrtt \.~ tories. nigel nelson obviously not. you're a great westminster insider. i mean , did sunak just insider. i mean, did sunak just look like he'd given up today ? look like he'd given up today? because it's not often i agree with a word that slippery starmer says because he's usually just reading off his script. but actually he seemed to pick up on something related to pick up on something related to sunak body language. it feels like he's just lost the ability to fight. yeah, and i think that-e— to fight. yeah, and i think that-e right.— to fight. yeah, and i think that's right. _ to fight. yeah, and i think that's right. and- �*" 3 yeah, and i think that's right. “rt �*" 3 yeah, and i think that's right. ' t that's right. and that applies to pretty much every tory mp you now talk to. they are just saying , look, that as far as saying, look, that as far as they're concerned, the election is lost . they're concerned about is lost. they're concerned about whether or not they can hold their seats because it looks like under the polls at the moment it looks like a complete

wipe—out. and the problem with the tory party now is that is just giving up governing what it should be doing is not asking itself what it's for, which it keeps doing thing. that's a job for opposition . and if they want for opposition. and if they want to actually talk about what is conservatism, where are they going, do it in opposition at the there for the moment they're there for though. problem. though. that's the problem. well, know well, they don't know what they're so which case, they're for. so in which case, then can they govern? but then how can they govern? but you're talking about— rt?“ 3“ but you're talking about certain parte— you're talking about certain pahe—heeaweei parts of the party because aewatw— parts of the party because actually conservative members, adah.— actually conservative members, adah—thel adam, know exactly what the conservative _ adam, know exactly what the conservative-is- adam, know exactly what the . conservative-is-you conservative party is about. you thew.— conservative party is about. you thew-at— conservative party is about. you know, at conservative know, i was at the conservative heheerate— democratic organisation conference— democratic organisation. conference -week democratic organisation- conference -week and conference the other week and i heprrea— conference the other week and i was inspired people in was inspired by the people in that— was inspired by the people in that-rhate— was inspired by the people in that-that's one- was inspired by the people in| that-that's one-the that room. that's one of the problems. exactly the problems. exactly what the government doing , but government should be doing, but they're it. and the they're not doing it. and the problem they're not doing it. and the pattern re— they're not doing it. and the problem is.focusing- they're not doing it. and the problem is.focusing on. ”rt rtrtr “g c and the problem is focusing on the problem is by focusing on the economy, which— problem is by focusing on the economy, which is of course very important.— economy, which is of course very rhpehahr. thew— economy, which is of course very important, they are— economy, which is of course very important, they are giving up on all important, they are giving up on ahltheee— important, they are giving up on all-these other— important, they are giving up on all these other areas, which all of these other areas, which hetwae. — all of these other areas, which hetwae. -waw - all of these other areas, which include, -way, the - all of these other areas, which include, way, the madness include, by the way, the madness going— include, by the way, the madness gehglh— include, by the way, the madness going-in-schools,- include, by the way, the madness going in schools, you going on in our schools, you thew.— going on in our schools, you know. with— going on in our schools, you know, with gender extremist know, with the gender extremist ismr _ know, with the gender extremist -ap— know, with the gender extremist reh-wp eh— know, with the gender extremist ism, up on stopping ism, by giving up on stopping theee— ism, by giving up on stopping these idiots— ism, by giving up on stopping these idiots like— ism, by giving up on stopping these idiots like just stop oil whe— these idiots like just stop oil who are— these idiots like just stop oil whe gehg— these idiots like just stop oil who are going speaking who are going to be speaking about— who are going to be speaking about eeeh— who are going to be speaking about soon-so- who are going to be speaking about soon. so much more about soon. there's so much more they— about soon. there's so much more they cepha— about soon. there's so much more they court to. — about soon. there's so much more they could do. you— about soon. there's so much more they could do. /rtr

they could do. you know, one thing i will say, we've got a chancellor that is for big business, you know, and a globalist figure . the same with globalist figure. the same with rishi have no idea rishi sunak. they have no idea what the small business globalists. yeah, a small businessman like me has to deal with every day or the hard working people of this country have to deal with every day . so have to deal with every day. so there's such a detachment now from someone like myself and maybe my staff. well, of course, to those and also, it's a bit too late for fiscal prudence when they just spent the past four years or three years locking down the country and signing black checks. but but it's because the— signing black checks. but but it's because the tory- g“ “g t tt but but it's because the tory membership and it's because the tory membership aha-rew— it's because the tory membership and-tory supporters- it's because the tory membership and tory supporters know and the tory supporters know what— and the tory supporters know what-want. — and the tory supporters know what-want. that's- and the tory supporters know what want. and the tory supporters know- what-want. that's why they what they want. that's why they were and rishi was were sidelined. and rishi was just in under exactly. just slid in under exactly. which is unforgivable. it's their— which is unforgivable. it's their own— which is unforgivable. it's their own fault. _ which is unforgivable. it's their own fault. they're completely now reaping their own fault. they're conwhirlwind. now reaping their own fault. they're conwhirlwind. theyiow reaping their own fault. they're conwhirlwind. theyiowthe ping the whirlwind. they hit the self—destruct adam self—destruct button. adam brooks, christine hamilton, wrgeh— brooks, christine hamilton,| nigel—superstar brooks, christine hamilton,- nigel_superstar panel nigel nelson, my superstar panel ht.— nigel nelson, my superstar panel with-ah— nigel nelson, my superstar panel whh-ah night.— nigel nelson, my superstar panel with-all night, but— nigel nelson, my superstar panel with all night, but also on with me all night, but also on the way— with me all night, but also on the way ae— with me all night, but also on the way as england wicketkeeper jonny— the way as england wicketkeeper jonny harretew— the way as england wicketkeeper jonny bairstow showed police how to jonny bairstow showed police how te-twet— jonny bairstow showed police how te-taet etep— jonny bairstow showed police how te-taet etep-eee- to handle just stop oils, eco terrehete— to handle just stop oils, eco terrehete hw— to handle just stop oils, eco terrorists by carrying one of the— terrorists by carrying one of the green— terrorists by carrying one of the green goons— terrorists by carrying one of the green goons off the field at

lara-e. — the green goons off the field at lara-e. re— the green goons off the field at lara-e. re rt— the green goons off the field at lord's. is it time— the green goons off the field at lord's. is it time cops followed hewheer— lord's. is it time cops followed bouncer bairstow's lead and just thaw— bouncer bairstow's lead and just thaw get— bouncer bairstow's lead and just thaw gar taugh— bouncer bairstow's lead and just finally got tough on these three— finally got tough on these idiots? nana— finally got tough on these idiots? nana akua reacts to thee— idiots? nana akua reacts to those extraordinary scenes awrhg— those extraordinary scenes awrhg the— those extraordinary scenes during the ashes shortly. but up hert— during the ashes shortly. but up hear he— during the ashes shortly. but up hear he the— during the ashes shortly. but up next in the clash,— during the ashes shortly. but up next in the clash, as lawyers for the— next in the clash, as lawyers for the mirror— next in the clash, as lawyers for the mirror group claim the duke— for the mirror group claim the hate et— for the mirror group claim the duke of sussex's_ for the mirror group claim the duke of sussex's only suing tattere— duke of sussex's only suing tabloid newspapers as a moral eraeaea het— tabloid newspapers as a moral crusade, not because he has evidence— crusade, not because he has evidence he— crusade, not because he has evidence it's harry actually aehg— evidence it's harry actually aehg here— evidence it's harry actually doing more harm than good by teewehg— doing more harm than good by feeaehg eh— doing more harm than good by focusing on the— doing more harm than good by focusing on the past. royal commentator— focusing on the past. royal commentator richard fitzwilliams, dr. fitzwilliams, historian dr. reeea— fitzwilliams, historian dr. tessa dunlop_ fitzwilliams, historian dr. tessa dunlop and social commentator- tessa dunlop and social commentator bushra sheikh duke it commentator bushra sheikh duke h-eh— commentator bushra sheikh duke men that— commentator bushra sheikh duke it on that controversial it out on that controversial gweeteh— it out on that controversial gpeerreh h— it out on that controversial question in the— it out on that controversial question in the clash next. but what— question in the clash next. but what-thhh— question in the clash next. but what-think,-at- question in the clash next. but what-think,-at gb| what do you think, dan? at gb wewe— what do you think, dan? at gb wewe-wete— what do you think, dan? at gb wewe-wete h— what do you think, dan? at gb news-vote in our- what do you think, dan? at gb news vote in our poll. it's news .com vote in our poll. it's at he— news .com vote in our poll. it's at he wewe— news .com vote in our poll. it's at he wewe eh— news .com vote in our poll. it's at gb news on twitter and we're back— at gb news on twitter and we're haeh te— at gb news on twitter and we're hack to ehaeh— at gb news on twitter and we're back to clash straight after the— back to clash straight after the .—

mornings on gb news the people's channel. britain's news . channel channel. britain's news. channel nana akua, jim davidson and paul burrell all on the way. but first, the clash . a and- rtr“ but first, the clash . a and the first, the clash. a and the eteehg— first, the clash. a and the closing arguments of prince harry-e— closing arguments of prince harry-e hrgh— closing arguments of prince harry's high court battle agahet— harry's high court battle against mirror- harry's high court battle against mirror group . newspapers against mirror group. newspapers teagea— against mirror group. newspapers were lodged yesterday with hergah-e— were lodged yesterday with morgan's barrister, andrew green . kc— morgan's barrister, andrew green . he arepphg— morgan's barrister, andrew green . he arepphg a— morgan's barrister, andrew green . kc dropping a courtroom bombshell— . kc dropping a courtroom bombshell with the duke suing the company— bombshell with the duke suing the company over— bombshell with the duke suing the company over unlawful information— the company over unlawful information gathering . green information gathering. green agwee— information gathering. green aguee that— information gathering. green argues that prince harry has brought— argues that prince harry has brought regat— argues that prince harry has brought legal action as a moral rueaea— brought legal action as a moral rueaea het— brought legal action as a moral crusade not because he has evidence— crusade not because he has evidence writing— crusade not because he has evidence writing the true purpeee— evidence writing the true purpeee ef— evidence writing the true purpose of this litigation appeare— purpose of this litigation appeare het— purpose of this litigation appears not to be to achieve compensation— appears not to be to achieve compensation for— appears not to be to achieve compensation for unlawful aetww— compensation for unlawful aehww by— compensation for unlawful activity by mgm , but instead it

activity by mgm, but instead it terme— activity by mgm, but instead it home para— activity by mgm, but instead it home pah et— activity by mgm, but instead it forms part of the— activity by mgm, but instead it forms part of the duke's eahpargh— forms part of the duke's earhpargh re— forms part of the duke's campaign to reform form the hrhreh— campaign to reform form the hrhreh pree— campaign to reform form the british press. he— campaign to reform form the british press. he added that it had— british press. he added that it had fated— british press. he added that it had failed to— british press. he added that it had failed to withstand scrutiny or had failed to withstand scrutiny er reentry— had failed to withstand scrutiny er ruehrhw hw— had failed to withstand scrutiny or identify by any— had failed to withstand scrutiny or identify by any evidence and thee— or identify by any evidence and thee charme— or identify by any evidence and those claims seem— or identify by any evidence and those claims seem to be backed up by— those claims seem to be backed up by harry— those claims seem to be backed up by harry himself. in his high court— up by harry himself. in his high court appearance— up by harry himself. in his high court appearance just three weeke— court appearance just three weehe age.— court appearance just three weeks ago. here's how actor you that— weeks ago. here's how actor you that your— weeks ago. here's how actor you think your phone— weeks ago. here's how actor you think your phone was consistently- think your phone was consistently hacked throughout the-wear— consistently hacked throughout the-year period— consistently hacked throughout the year period between 1996 the 15 year period between 1996 and 20h.— the 15 year period between 1996 and 20h. the— the 15 year period between 1996 and 2011, the time— the 15 year period between 1996 and 2011, the time period that make— and 2011, the time period that make up— and 2011, the time period that make up your— and 2011, the time period that makes up your claim against mgm. it makes up your claim against mgm. h coutu— makes up your claim against mgm. h could have— makes up your claim against mgm. it could have been— makes up your claim against mgm. it could have been happening- makes up your claim against mgm. it could have been happening on a daily basis. i simply don't know. are you aware of any evidence— know. are you aware of any evidence te— know. are you aware of any evidence to show- are you aware of any evidence to show this ? \rrtr evidence to show this? no. rhaa-e— evidence to show this? no. rhaa-e part— evidence to show this? no. that-e part at— evidence to show this? no. that's part of the- evidence to show this? no. that's part of the reason i'm here, my lord. so what do you reeehh— here, my lord. so what do you reckon as lawyers— here, my lord. so what do you reckon as lawyers for- “rttrt try rtrrt so what do you reckon as lawyers for the mirror ereup— reckon as lawyers for the mirror ereup eat— reckon as lawyers for the mirror ereup eaw rhe— reckon as lawyers for the mirror group say the duke of sussex is euhg— group say the duke of sussex is euhg the— group say the duke of sussex is euhg rhe preee— group say the duke of sussex is suing the press as— group say the duke of sussex is suing the press as a moral erueaaee— suing the press as a moral erueaaee re— suing the press as a moral crusade? is harry doing more harm— crusade? is harry doing more harm than— crusade? is harry doing more harm than good— crusade? is harry doing more harm than good by focusing on the paew— harm than good by focusing on the paew dah— harm than good by focusing on the past? dan at— harm than good by focusing on the past? dan at gb news .com wate— the past? dan at gb news .com were re— the past? dan at gb news .com were he eur— the past? dan at gb news .com vote in our poll,— the past? dan at gb news .com vote in our poll, you can head to at— vote in our poll, you can head to at eh— vote in our poll, you can head to at he wewe— vote in our poll, you can head to at gb news on— vote in our poll, you can head to at gb news on twitter to do so to at gb news on twitter to do ea theee— to at gb news on twitter to do so those results— to at gb news on twitter to do so those results shortly. but to hetp— so those results shortly. but to herp you— so those results shortly. but to herp you make— so those results shortly. but to

herp you make up— so those results shortly. but to help you make up your mind, i'm rehea— help you make up your mind, i'm tethea hw— help you make up your mind, i'm joined by the— help you make up your mind, i'm joined by the royal— help you make up your mind, i'm joined by the royal commentator hrehara— joined by the royal commentator richard fitzwilliam . he's the richard fitzwilliam. he's the eeerah— richard fitzwilliam. he's the social commentator , bushra social commentator, bushra sherhh— social commentator, bushra sherhh aha— social commentator, bushra sheikh and the— social commentator, bushra sheikh and the royal author, dr. reeea— sheikh and the royal author, dr. reeea huntep— sheikh and the royal author, dr. tessa dunlop. so— sheikh and the royal author, dr. tessa dunlop. so bushra , this is tessa dunlop. so bushra, this is a taeehathg— tessa dunlop. so bushra, this is a fascinating closing argument hem— a fascinating closing argument from the— a fascinating closing argument from the mirror— a fascinating closing argument from the mirror group who say, reph— from the mirror group who say, teak .— from the mirror group who say, teak. harry— from the mirror group who say, reek. harry hae— from the mirror group who say, look , harry has no— from the mirror group who say, look , harry has no evidence this look, harry has no evidence this is look, harry has no evidence this he a— look, harry has no evidence this re a eahpargh— look, harry has no evidence this is a campaign gain. he's using the tuarerah— is a campaign gain. he's using the judicial system to try and ehut— the judicial system to try and ehut aewh— the judicial system to try and shut down freedom of the press in shut down freedom of the press h the— shut down freedom of the press h the uh.— shut down freedom of the press in the uk. that's— shut down freedom of the press in the uk. that's not okay, is it? in the uk. that's not okay, is he huehra— in the uk. that's not okay, is it? bushra suddenly down? t it? bushra suddenly down? it's uethraew— it? bushra suddenly down? it's definitely not— it? bushra suddenly down? it's definitely not okay.— it? bushra suddenly down? it's definitely not okay. there's a couple of elements here. one is it's valuable court time that harry is wasting by doing this. and i'm sure there are thousands and hundreds of other claims that the judges and the courts could do with seeing to instead of this and the other side of it is this reform that harry talks about or the crusade and the moral crusade. and i can't help but wonder, is he trying but really wonder, is he trying to do something in to to do something in regards to his mother , princess diana, his late mother, princess diana, perhaps trying to have justice for her when things were slightly different with the

paparazzi and the press in those times when things have moved on. and just like this is and i just feel like this is uncalled also so to add to uncalled for. also so to add to the fact that the allegations that are that he's claiming are incredibly know, incredibly, you know, unsubstantiated , so he is unsubstantiated, so he is wasting time . richard wasting time. richard fitzwilliams, - wasting time. richard fitzwilliams, it's- “g t richard fitzwilliams, it's a fair point, hen-t— fitzwilliams, it's a fair point, reh-t hee— fitzwilliams, it's a fair point, isn't he? there— fitzwilliams, it's a fair point, isn't he? there wasn't any evidence— isn't he? there wasn't any evidence in— isn't he? there wasn't any evidence in court , whereas harry evidence in court, whereas harry hae— evidence in court, whereas harry hae epeheh— evidence in court, whereas harry has spoken consists in constantly— has spoken consists in constantly about what i would aeeerrhe— constantly about what i would aeeehhe ae— constantly about what i would describe as a— constantly about what i would describe as a vendetta . he describe as a vendetta. he amper— describe as a vendetta. he almost wants— describe as a vendetta. he almost wants to- describe as a vendetta. he almost wants to shut down the hhteh— almost wants to shut down the british tabloid— almost wants to shut down the british tabloid press . �*fw�*rttt british tabloid press. well, i think— british tabloid press. well, i ahhh the— british tabloid press. well, i think the point is, of course , think the point is, of course, what the judge did decides because if harry wins and i mean, he's called it his life's work, too, as he sees it, perform the tabloid press. we know that the two, the we know that the two, the sussexes aha— know that the two, the sussexes and the — know that the two, the sussexes and the tabloids— know that the two, the sussexes and the tabloids cannot stand each— and the tabloids cannot stand each other — and the tabloids cannot stand each other. there's no question about— each other. there's no question about that.— each other. there's no question about that. but— each other. there's no question about that. but so— each other. there's no question about that. but so far as this is concerned,— about that. but so far as this is concerned, if— about that. but so far as this is concerned, if he wins, it's worth— is concerned, if he wins, it's worth remembering hacking is the great— worth remembering hacking is the great ewt— worth remembering hacking is the great ewt that— worth remembering hacking is the great evil that brought up teweeeh— great evil that brought up leveson . the— great evil that brought up leveson . the mirror group

leveson. the mirror group hewepapere— leveson. the mirror group newspapers already paid £100 htttteh— newspapers already paid £100 htttteh ae— newspapers already paid £100 million, as reported because of that— million, as reported because of illicit hacking. _ million, as reported because of illicit hacking. and there's a peetttwe— illicit hacking. and there's a positive queue— illicit hacking. and there's a positive queue that some 100 peepte— positive queue that some 100 peepte. tt-e— positive queue that some 100 people, it's reported. so this is people, it's reported. so this he gehg— people, it's reported. so this he gehg te— people, it's reported. so this he gehg to he— people, it's reported. so this is going to be absolutely huge . is going to be absolutely huge. aha— is going to be absolutely huge. the rte— is going to be absolutely huge. the he worth— is going to be absolutely huge. and it's worth remembering he's got and it's worth remembering he's get ah— and it's worth remembering he's got an associated— and it's worth remembering he's got an associated press claim in court.— got an associated press claim in court. the— got an associated press claim in court. and then— got an associated press claim in court. and then there's the one agahet— court. and then there's the one agahet the— court. and then there's the one against the sun— court. and then there's the one against the sun and the former hewe— against the sun and the former wewe et— against the sun and the former wewe at the— against the sun and the former news of the world. he's going for news of the world. he's going tar ewewthhg— news of the world. he's going for everything he's going for. art— for everything he's going for. art tw— for everything he's going for. art by the— for everything he's going for. art by the way.— for everything he's going for. and by the way, this- for everything he's going for. and by the way, this is- for everything he's going for. and by the way, this is not excusing any illegal activity at newspapers , but. tessa dunlop newspapers, but. tessa dunlop the issue is harry has no evidence, so he is using a judicial process for a campaign. and that's not how you are meant to run campaigns as i always worry about you, dan, you get so upset and anxious about harry's court case. i mean, it is his prwate— court case. i mean, it is his prtwate hehew— court case. i mean, it is his private money that- rtrtr. ”t t i mean, it is his private money that he's using rt.rtr. ”t t i mean, it is his private money that he's using to ehhe— private money that he's using to ehhe a— private money that he's using to ehhe a ttght— private money that he's using to shine a light for— private money that he's using to shine a light for the moral goat.— shine a light for the moral geet. seme— shine a light for the moral good. some would argue believe in good. some would argue believe he treeterh— good. some would argue believe he treeterh et— good. some would argue believe in freedom of the— good. some would argue believe in freedom of the press. rtrtr in freedom of the press. i do tutu— in freedom of the press. i do fully believe— in freedom of the press. i do fully believe in— in freedom of the press. i do fully believe in freedom of the

press. we had a huge inquiry in zon— press. we had a huge inquiry in 2012 unfinished— we had a huge inquiry in 2012 unfinished because of pressure from _ 2012 unfinished because of pressure from the press. so we warhea— pressure from the press. so we never worked out— pressure from the press. so we never worked out what damages eheutt— never worked out what damages eheutt have— never worked out what damages should have been— never worked out what damages should have been accorded to the wrath — should have been accorded to the wrath .— should have been accorded to the wrath . h— should have been accorded to the victim . in-wake_ should have been accorded to the victim . in-wake of- should have been accorded to the victim . in wake of the victim. in the wake of the teweeeh— victim. in the wake of the leveson inquiry. victim. in the wake of the leveson inquiry . and actually leveson inquiry. and actually i cant— leveson inquiry. and actually i cant why— leveson inquiry. and actually i can't see why this— leveson inquiry. and actually i can't see why this does so much harm — can't see why this does so much harm tomorrow.— can't see why this does so much harm tomorrow. there's news eehhg— harm tomorrow. there's news eehhg-aheut— harm tomorrow. there's news coming about the sovereign coming out about the sovereign grant— coming out about the sovereign graht aha— coming out about the sovereign grant and hew— coming out about the sovereign grant and how much our state hetttutteh— grant and how much our state institution, the _ grant and how much our state institution, the monarchy, costs us. institution, the monarchy, costs ue—weu-t- us. i would argue you'd be better— us. i would argue you'd be better expanding your ire on better off expanding your ire on that— better off expanding your ire on thatleppeeet— better off expanding your ire on that-opposed to— better off expanding your ire on that-opposed to a— better off expanding your ire on that opposed to a court case that as opposed to a court case that-e— that as opposed to a court case that-e-er— that as opposed to a court case that-e-er te— that as opposed to a court case that's-or is going- that as opposed to a court case that's or is going to be that's funded or is going to be tuhtet— that's funded or is going to be tuhtet hw— that's funded or is going to be tuhtet by harry— that's funded or is going to be funded by harry if he loses it aha— funded by harry if he loses it and rt— funded by harry if he loses it and h he— funded by harry if he loses it and if he doesn't— funded by harry if he loses it and if he doesn't lose it. and pteaee— and if he doesn't lose it. and pteaee hear— and if he doesn't lose it. and please bear-when. and if he doesn't lose it. and please bear when you please bear in mind, when you say,— please bear in mind, when you eaw-there-e— please bear in mind, when you eaw-there-e he— please bear in mind, when you say, there's no proof, say, oh, there's no proof, there-e— say, oh, there's no proof, there's-proof,- say, oh, there's no proof, there's proof, he to there's no proof, he has to preve— there's no proof, he has to prove the— there's no proof, he has to prove this on— there's no proof, he has to prove this on the balance of probabilities.— prove this on the balance of probabilities. now, don't want to probabilities. now, don't want te-weu— probabilities. now, don't want te-weu er— probabilities. now, don't want te-weu er-tel probabilities. now, don't wanti te-weu er-te you to patronise you or talk to you the— to patronise you or talk to you the poure— to patronise you or talk to you the weure a— to patronise you or talk to you like you're a schoolboy, it like you're a schoolboy, but it is like you're a schoolboy, but it te-htt— like you're a schoolboy, but it is bit complicated. is a little bit complicated. rte— is a little bit complicated. tt-e-eaee— is a little bit complicated. it's-case and- is a little bit complicated. it's case and that is a little bit complicated.- it's-case and that means it's a civil case and that means that— it's a civil case and that means that the— it's a civil case and that means that the judge— it's a civil case and that means that the judge in— it's a civil case and that means that the judge in this case only hae— that the judge in this case only hae te— that the judge in this case only hae to he— that the judge in this case only has to be satisfied on the idea that— has to be satisfied on the idea that the— has to be satisfied on the idea that the occurrence of the event was more likely— that the occurrence of the event was more likely than not to have eeeurea eh— was more likely than not to have occurred. oh yes. _ was more likely than not to have occurred. oh yes. i— was more likely than not to have occurred. oh yes. t. t was more likely than not to have occurred. oh yes. t occurred. oh yes. i used to be patronised by you, by now, tessa. and i'm well aware. and you— tessa. and i'm well aware. and you thew— tessa. and i'm well aware. and you knew what.— and i'm well aware. and you know what, tessa has my

concern . actually,— you know what, tessa has my concern . actually, i'll put this concern. actually, i'll put this to you.— concern. actually, i'll put this to you. huehra. — concern. actually, i'll put this to you, bushra. here's my concern. bushra- to you, bushra. here's my concern. bushra i believe, and i hope— concern. bushra i believe, and i hope th— concern. bushra i believe, and i hope r-rh preh— concern. bushra i believe, and i hope i'm proven wrong, but i hettewe— hope i'm proven wrong, but i hettewe the— hope i'm proven wrong, but i believe the judge won't want to embarrass a member of the royal tarhttw— embarrass a member of the royal family heauee— embarrass a member of the royal family because remember, a rherherh— family because remember, a rherherh et— family because remember, a member of the— family because remember, a member of the royal family has teet— member of the royal family has teet h— member of the royal family has never lost in court.— member of the royal family has never lost in court. so he prehahtw— never lost in court. so he probably will— never lost in court. so he probably will fine. he probably will probably will fine. he probably wttt tha— probably will fine. he probably will find out,— probably will fine. he probably will find out, oh,— probably will fine. he probably will find out, oh, maybe one of theee— will find out, oh, maybe one of theee ee— will find out, oh, maybe one of these 33 stories— will find out, oh, maybe one of these 33 stories came from haethg— these 33 stories came from haethg. aha— these 33 stories came from hacking. and then he will give harry— hacking. and then he will give harry thre— hacking. and then he will give harry thte very— hacking. and then he will give harry this very small amount of damage.— harry this very small amount of tarhagee. aha— harry this very small amount of tarhagee. aha .— harry this very small amount of damages. and i argue, bushra , damages. and i argue, bushra, that— damages. and i argue, bushra, that the— damages. and i argue, bushra, that thte te— damages. and i argue, bushra, that this is actually doing great— that this is actually doing great tahage— that this is actually doing great damage to the british pree — great damage to the british pree aha— great damage to the british press. and harry doesn't believe in press. and harry doesn't believe h-hrttteh— press. and harry doesn't believe in-british press.— press. and harry doesn't believe in british press. you know, in the british press. you know, he-e—teeeh-tl he's actually said he doesn't even - in freedom - he's actually said he doesn't even in freedom of the even believe in freedom of the preee— even believe in freedom of the preeelthe— even believe in freedom of the preeelthe us.— even believe in freedom of the press-the us. he's- even believe in freedom of the press the us. he's against press in the us. he's against the— press in the us. he's against the thet— press in the us. he's against the first amendment. ’“ the first amendment. i mean, when— the first amendment. i mean, when rt— the first amendment. i mean, when it comes— the first amendment. i mean, when it comes to— the first amendment. i mean, when it comes to harry, we know that a there so that there's a lot there is so much stuff happening with him. the even to the fact that he's even gone to america and he's pursuing this stuff in great britain, it just seems bizarre to me. seems so oddly bizarre to me. and know that and firstly, we know that he hasn't got evidence. and hasn't got enough evidence. and even judge doesn't want even if the judge doesn't want to him, this to embarrass him, if this campaign which campaign exists, which he's clearly has, this clearly said that it has, this is the way to do it, not to

is not the way to do it, not to use a justice system in this country. go and campaign for the reform the like other reform of the press like other campaigns is campaigns do, which is externally set up his externally and really set up his own richards richard, own newspaper. richards richard, why are— own newspaper. richards richard, why vou— own newspaper. richards richard, why are you shaking— richards richard, why are you shaking your head at that— why are you shaking your head at thaw-he— why are you shaking your head at thate-he ah— why are you shaking your head at thate-he ge- why are you shaking your head at that?-he can go and- why are you shaking your head at that? he can go and set that? i mean, he can go and set up he— that? i mean, he can go and set up hte wh— that? i mean, he can go and set up his own newspaper. can up his own newspaper. he can tatt— up his own newspaper. he can tatt aheut— up his own newspaper. he can talk about-media- up his own newspaper. he can talk about media as much talk about the media as much as he wante— talk about the media as much as he wahte hut— talk about the media as much as he wants. but-has- he wants. but danny has a perteet— he wants. but danny has a perteet rtght— he wants. but danny has a perfect right to _ he wants. but danny has a perfect right to do it. ' “rt perfect right to do it. and as i say.— perfect right to do it. and as i saw. rt— perfect right to do it. and as i saw. tt te— perfect right to do it. and as i say, it is absolutely vital issue. the phone hacking, the one reason it may be thrown out, of course, is because it was a long time ago. but the facts are that he has undoubtedly taken up some form of crusade, but he's entitled to do and if he entitled to do it. and if he wins, it's going to be an absolutely huge event. and also, you mentioned it was the first royal night since 1891. well, i mean, it takes a good deal of courage to do it in may or may courage to do it in may or may courage coverage. the royal never complain, never explain . never complain, never explain. okay. let tessa come in. let teeea— okay. let tessa come in. let tessa come in. _ okay. let tessa come in. let tessa come in. c. “ okay. let tessa come in. let tessa come in. c. t“ tessa come in. give him the courage to keep on going back to this idea that there's no

evidence actually love. the fact you chose to focus— evidence actually love. the fact you chose to focus on- t t t the fact you chose to focus on ends. cehetueteh— you chose to focus on ends. conclusion concluding arguments . aha— conclusion concluding arguments . aha wou— conclusion concluding arguments .aht you treat— conclusion concluding arguments . and you didn't look at harry's caeew— . and you didn't look at harry's casey sherborne_ . and you didn't look at harry's casey sherborne ,_ . and you didn't look at harry's casey sherborne , who pointed out casey sherborne, who pointed out that— casey sherborne, who pointed out that aetuattw— casey sherborne, who pointed out that actually and— casey sherborne, who pointed out that actually and this is really euepteteue— that actually and this is really suspicious on— that actually and this is really suspicious on the— that actually and this is really suspicious on the head of the suhtaw— suspicious on the head of the sunday mirror's— suspicious on the head of the sunday mirror's telephone was the oute— sunday mirror's telephone was the duke et— sunday mirror's telephone was the duke of sussex private hatte— the duke of sussex private mobile phone— the duke of sussex private mobile phone number. also so why weeht— mobile phone number. also so why weeht hew— mobile phone number. also so why weren't key witnesses from that the — weren't key witnesses from that the the — weren't key witnesses from that the the htgh— weren't key witnesses from that time the high regions, the eeutee— time the high regions, the executives and— time the high regions, the executives and the legal board of executives and the legal board at hew— executives and the legal board of mgm called— executives and the legal board of mgm called to— executives and the legal board of mgm called to give evidence. there— of mgm called to give evidence. there wae— of mgm called to give evidence. there was huge— of mgm called to give evidence. there was huge holes in their the— there was huge holes in their case. the problem with this, dan aha— case. the problem with this, dan and hetute— case. the problem with this, dan and include you,— case. the problem with this, dan and include you, i'm afraid here.— and include you, i'm afraid here. hw— and include you, i'm afraid here, my dear— and include you, i'm afraid here, my dear friend, as part of the pattern.— here, my dear friend, as part of the problem, you— here, my dear friend, as part of the problem, you are judging the— the problem, you are judging this-through— the problem, you are judging this-through a- the problem, you are judging this through a media prism this case through a media prism whea— this case through a media prism when the— this case through a media prism when the whole— this case through a media prism when the whole point is harry is ehattehghg— when the whole point is harry is challenging that— when the whole point is harry is challenging that media prism and this challenging that media prism and thte te— challenging that media prism and thte he the— challenging that media prism and this is the one— challenging that media prism and this is the one time— challenging that media prism and this is the one time when i'm eat— this is the one time when i'm eat we— this is the one time when i'm sad we haven't— this is the one time when i'm sad we haven't got televised courtrooms because the only peepte— courtrooms because the only people reporting back to us about— people reporting back to us about what— people reporting back to us about what was— people reporting back to us about what was in the case about what was said in the case is about what was said in the case he that— about what was said in the case is that self—same— about what was said in the case is that self—same media that aetuattw— is that self—same media that aetuattw te— is that self—same media that actually is trying— is that self—same media that actually is trying to interrogate - actually is trying to interrogate and he's not actually is trying to— interrogate and he's not alone. tuttteh— interrogate and he's not alone. rubbish. there— interrogate and he's not alone. rubbish. there are— interrogate and he's not alone. rubbish. there are 3— interrogate and he's not alone. rubbish. there are 3 or- interrogate and he's not alone. rubbish. there are 3 or 4- interrogate and he's not alone. ?. tr“ 3 ,, rubbish. there are 3 or 4 other claimants you're speaking you're speaking complete rubbish on

that the that because actually only the guardian , the british guardian newspaper, the british bashing corporation , who were bashing corporation, who were all in the court and providing live updates acas are desperate to see the tabloid media in britain shut down. the guardian was responsible— britain shut down. the guardian was responsible for— britain shut down. the guardian was responsible for the- was responsible for the revelations— was responsible for the revelations about phone hacking in revelations about phone hacking th the— revelations about phone hacking th the thet— revelations about phone hacking in the first place,— revelations about phone hacking in the first place, so i wasn't teethg— in the first place, so i wasn't teethg at— in the first place, so i wasn't looking at this— in the first place, so i wasn't looking at this evidence through any term — looking at this evidence through any term et— looking at this evidence through any form of prism.— looking at this evidence through any form of prism. i was looking at at— any form of prism. i was looking at at et— any form of prism. i was looking at at et the— any form of prism. i was looking at all of the court— any form of prism. i was looking at all of the court reporting. we— at all of the court reporting. we aetuattw— at all of the court reporting. we actually recreated key memete— we actually recreated key moments from - we actually recreated key moments from the trial. i played te— moments from the trial. i played te weu— moments from the trial. i played one to you there,— moments from the trial. i played one to you there, harry himself, teeea— one to you there, harry himself, tessa admitted— one to you there, harry himself, tessa admitted that he had no ewtemee— tessa admitted that he had no evidence that— tessa admitted that he had no evidence that was— tessa admitted that he had no evidence that was his own word . evidence that was his own word. wette— evidence that was his own word. werte — evidence that was his own word. werte rm— evidence that was his own word. werte r-m gemg— evidence that was his own word. words i'm going to— evidence that was his own word. words i'm going to go- evidence that was his own word. words r:rtr “r: r:rtr words i'm going to go back to the point a civil case. it's balance of probabilities. and we know . we know because the mirror know. we know because the mirror group admits did it in 2015. phone hacking and blagging and illegal interception was rife . illegal interception was rife. they have set aside £28 million to pay out. okay. no final word possible. in many other cases . possible. in many other cases. so why not? harry? it's the

burden is on then them to say why not harry if they were doing it to every other coronation street actor and goodness knows who. final word, harry. yes, i'm going to enter who. final word, harry. yes, i'm getmg te emter tw— who. final word, harry. yes, i'm going to enter by saying- t yes, i'm going to enter by saying that, you— going to enter by saying that, weu thew— going to enter by saying that, you know what— going to enter by saying that, you know what the british public are you know what the british public tuet— you know what the british public tuet tet— you know what the british public tuet tee up.— you know what the british public are just fed up, fed up of harry.— are just fed up, fed up of harry. tet— are just fed up, fed up of harry. tee up— are just fed up, fed up of harry, fed up of meghan. and rtght— harry, fed up of meghan. and rtght hew— harry, fed up of meghan. and rtght the— harry, fed up of meghan. and right now, the only of right now, the only kind of teethg— right now, the only kind of feeding that— right now, the only kind of feeding that got is feeding that we've got is harry-e— feeding that we've got is harry's grifting. and using harry's grifting. and he's using this harry's grifting. and he's using the—thre- harry's grifting. and he's using| thte—thte-te this press, using this system to tuet— this press, using this system to tuet-ewee— this press, using this system to tuet-ewee em- this press, using this system to just-eyes on him.- this press, using this system to just eyes on him. it's just get more eyes on him. it's unnecessary. you— just get more eyes on him. it's unnecessary. you need to stop tehg— unnecessary. you need to stop tetmg tt. — unnecessary. you need to stop doing it. spirited— unnecessary. you need to stop doing it. . rtrt t doing it. spirited debate. richard fitzwilliams, bushra sheikh, thank you richard fitzwilliams, bushra sh alli, thank you richard fitzwilliams, bushra shall three thank you richard fitzwilliams, bushra shall three of thank you richard fitzwilliams, bushra shall three of three thank you richard fitzwilliams, bushra shall three of three of thank you richard fitzwilliams, bushra shall three of three of you.( you to all three of three of you. who do agree with, though? who do you agree with, though? is doing harm than is harry doing more harm than good focusing in good by focusing on the past in court? writes yes , he court? diane writes yes, he needs the past behind . needs to leave the past behind. it's over. time to focus on his future and what he's going to do for the rest of his life. hal writes harry is slowly learning that, reflecting on the past will him so far. now he will only get him so far. now he is going to start is going to have to start relying on something like, i don't know, evidence , not much don't know, evidence, not much of that. and from randy, they use the past as a tactic to draw sympathy. just look at all the endless diana comparisons in the

netflix show. but it's a tactic that's wearing very thin now . that's wearing very thin now. and 91% of you agree that harry is doing more harm than good by focusing on the past with these legal court cases just 9% of you backing him here. coming up, as reports , it's gather steam that reports, it's gather steam that meghan's rumoured memoir will unleash hell on the royal family, including possibly outing the alleged royal racist. will the sussexes reported peace with the firm be short lived? harry's biographer, angela levin , unmissable analysis , gives her unmissable analysis very soon. but next, as the eco zealots from just stop oil stop play zealots from just stop oil stop play at lords, today is it time for the police to clamp down hard on the climate loons? nana akua reacts to england wicket keeperjonny akua reacts to england wicket keeper jonny bairstow's handling of the green goons. it's a sight to behold. i'll show it to you straight after this .

straight to gbnews.com . angela straight to gbnews.com. angela teth— straight to gbnews.com. angela tewh amt— straight to gbnews.com. angela tewh amt jim— straight to gbnews.com. angela levin and jim davidson both eemhg— levin and jim davidson both eemtmg up.— levin and jim davidson both eemtmg up. hut— levin and jim davidson both coming up, but now it's usually all coming up, but now it's usually at thew— coming up, but now it's usually at they eat— coming up, but now it's usually all they eat for— coming up, but now it's usually all they eat for breakfast, tumeh— all they eat for breakfast, tuheh amt— all they eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner. t lunch and dinner. but today theee— lunch and dinner. but today those just stop. oil loons took their passion for cricket to a whole new level, bringing misery to the lives of normal brits. once again, they stormed onto the field of play at lords dunng the field of play at lords during the second ashes test between england and australia. but wicketkeeper jonny bairstow showed the police how it's done by physically carrying one of

the eco terrorists off the pitch. oh my goodness . it's pitch. oh my goodness. it's amazing. watch this . nana amazing. watch this. nana akua. that's a moment we've been waiting for right. that's a moment we've been waiting for right . well, i that's a moment we've been waiting for right. well, i mean, i'm. i waiting for right. well, i mean, t-m. twee— waiting for right. well, i mean, t-m. twae ee— waiting for right. well, i mean, i'm. i was so pleased- waiting for right. well, i mean, i'm. i was so pleased to- t “g 3 well, i mean, i'm. i was so pleased to see that.— i'm. i was so pleased to see that. put— i'm. i was so pleased to see that, but what— i'm. i was so pleased to see that, but what i— i'm. i was so pleased to see that, but what i was concerned aheut— that, but what i was concerned aheut. .— that, but what i was concerned about, i thought,— that, but what i was concerned about, i thought, oh, goodness, vou— about, i thought, oh, goodness, you rememerh— about, i thought, oh, goodness, you remember how the last time the pettee— you remember how the last time the police jumped— you remember how the last time the police jumped in that time when— the police jumped in that time when tuet— the police jumped in that time when just stop— the police jumped in that time when just stop oil were preteetmg— when just stop oil were protesting on- when just stop oil were protesting on that road and then eemehetw— protesting on that road and then eemehetw ame— protesting on that road and then somebody came out of their van to somebody came out of their van te—ae- somebody came out of their vani to move them away. and as soon as to move them away. and as soon ae-pereem— to move them away. and as soon ae-pereem trt— to move them away. and as soon as-person did that,- to move them away. and as soon as person did that, the as that person did that, the pettee— as that person did that, the pettee wee— as that person did that, the police were on— as that person did that, the police were on the guy who was mewhg— police were on the guy who was moving-protesters- police were on the guy who was moving protesters out of the moving the protesters out of the way. — moving the protesters out of the way. .— moving the protesters out of the way. . wae— moving the protesters out of the way. i was thinking myself, way. i was thinking to myself, it's way. i was thinking to myself,l tt-e—heeauee it's very brave of jonny because thewhg— it's very brave of jonny because knowing somebody knowing our police, somebody wttt— knowing our police, somebody wttt-prehahtw- knowing our police, somebody will probably complain will come and probably complain aheut— will come and probably complain aheut htm — will come and probably complain about him doing— will come and probably complain about him doing that, which i theught—tttl about him doing that, which i thought,_did it.| thought, thank god he did it. amt— thought, thank god he did it. amt-tene— thought, thank god he did it. amt-tehe te— thought, thank god he did it. and done to him. / and well done to him. yeah, mueeu. — and well done to him. yeah, indeed. good— and well done to him. yeah, indeed. good luck. if they tried to based nato though, i to arrest based nato though, i don't think would go don't think that would go down well. it's interesting well. nana. it's interesting though, because today though, isn't it? because today rishi sunak spokesperson saying , oh, this is why we've got

these really tough in these really tough rules in place, like the rules place, but it's like the rules are tough enough because are not tough enough because they guys they don't working. these guys keep disrupting the road loads. they're now disrupting events . i they're now disrupting events. i think the police have to get tougher. nana they need to follow bairstow's lead. think what they do is— follow bairstow's lead. think what they do is they- what they do is they seem to not aethewtetge— what they do is they seem to not acknowledge passive aggression, whteh— acknowledge passive aggression, whteh te— acknowledge passive aggression, which is equally— acknowledge passive aggression, which is equally as bad as aggreeetem— which is equally as bad as aggression and— which is equally as bad as aggression and what just stop oil aggression and what just stop on are— aggression and what just stop on a— aggression and what just stop oil are a passive— aggression and what just stop oil are a passive aggressive, aggreeetwe— oil are a passive aggressive, aggressive group . and then if aggressive group. and then if eemehetw— aggressive group. and then if somebody comes and uses aggreeetem— somebody comes and uses aggression against them, the pettee— aggression against them, the pettee entw— aggression against them, the police only seem to acknowledge the aggreeetem— police only seem to acknowledge the aggression against them, whereae— the aggression against them, whereas being— the aggression against them, whereas being passive aggressive is whereas being passive aggressive te eguattw— whereas being passive aggressive te equally ae— whereas being passive aggressive is equally as aggressive. and i that— is equally as aggressive. and i that theee— is equally as aggressive. and i think these kind— is equally as aggressive. and i think these kind of groups hehawhg— think these kind of groups behaving-this- think these kind of groups behaving this kind of way, it behaving in this kind of way, it reattw— behaving in this kind of way, it really meete— behaving in this kind of way, it really needs to— behaving in this kind of way, it really needs to be— behaving in this kind of way, it really needs to be punished and the pettee— really needs to be punished and the police need— really needs to be punished and the police need to— really needs to be punished and the police need to quick the police need to get quick and act the police need to get quick and aet gutettw— the police need to get quick and act quickly-instead- the police need to get quick and act quickly instead of act quickly on it instead of attewhg— act quickly on it instead of attewhglte— act quickly on it instead of allowing .to do - act quickly on it instead of allowing to do it and then allowing us to do it and then putthg— allowing us to do it and then putting-getting- allowing us to do it and then putting getting us in putting and then getting us in treuhte— putting and then getting us in treuhte-geet— putting and then getting us in trouble. good point. mitt“ trouble. very good point. now, yesterday.— trouble. very good point. now, weetertaw. ware.— trouble. very good point. now, yesterday, nana, we— trouble. very good point. now, yesterday, nana, we were both there next to each there sitting next to each other. were other. actually, you were very good company. you. but we good company. thank you. but we sent hammer blow here at gb sent a hammer blow here at gb news through broadcasting news through the broadcasting establishment, two establishment, picking up two gongs at tric awards, which

gongs at the tric awards, which are voted for by the are actually voted for by the public. that's what love public. that's what we love about why nigel farage about this. and why nigel farage had put up with and had to put up with boos and jeers when he collected his award for best presenter. you'd think today woke msm think by today the woke msm would to move on, would be ready to move on, but no no, no, no. susanna no nana no, no, no, no. susanna reid losing out to nigel, reid after losing out to nigel, continued the deranged attacks on woke good morning britain. watch out. well, that was the end of a of a speech , which was end of a of a speech, which was actually the longer list acceptance speech. i'd say it was acceptance speech. i'd say it aheut— acceptance speech. i'd say it aheut 5— acceptance speech. i'd say it was about 5 or— acceptance speech. i'd say it was about 5 or 6— tt t t“ i'd say it was about 5 or 6 minutes long or mayhe— was about 5 or 6 minutes long or mawhe tt— was about 5 or 6 minutes long or mawhe tt tett— was about 5 or 6 minutes long or maybe it felt like— was about 5 or 6 minutes long or maybe it felt like that in the wtget— maybe it felt like that in the room. nigel beat you? he did, hteeet— room. nigel beat you? he did, hteet. the— room. nigel beat you? he did, indeed. the only— room. nigel beat you? he did, indeed. the only woman on the ehertttet— indeed. the only woman on the shortlist. right.— indeed. the only woman on the shortlist. right. well, aetuattw— shortlist. right. well, actually, a - shortlist. right. well, actually, a very long shortlist. yeah.— actually, a very long shortlist. yeah. hut— actually, a very long shortlist. yeah, but congratulations to, a..— yeah, but congratulations to, uhlwtget. — yeah, but congratulations to, uhlwtget. hut— yeah, but congratulations to, uh, . nigel. but a - yeah, but congratulations to, uh, nigel. but a lot of boos uh, to nigel. but a lot of boos , i uh, to nigel. but a lot of boos ,-. meam— uh, to nigel. but a lot of boos ,-. he— uh, to nigel. but a lot of boos ,-i mean, he will- uh, to nigel. but a lot of boos , i mean, he will revel , kevin. i mean, he will revel in , kevin. i mean, he will revel h-vee— , kevin. i mean, he will revel h-vee amt— , kevin. i mean, he will revel in-yes and-did.- , kevin. i mean, he will revel in yes and did. and to in that. yes and he did. and to be in that. yes and he did. and to he tar.— in that. yes and he did. and to he tatr. .— in that. yes and he did. and to be fair, i think— in that. yes and he did. and to be fair, i think he— in that. yes and he did. and to be fair, i think he kind of whtppet— be fair, i think he kind of whipped them- be fair, i think he kind of whipped them up a bit of sour grapee. — whipped them up a bit of sour grapee. hara— whipped them up a bit of sour grapes. \r whipped them up a bit of sour grapes. h?“? grapes. nana, because, of course, good morning. britain won nothing from the viewers right ? but they won nothing but right? but they won nothing but at the end, they were given some

sort of consolation prize, sort of like an achievement prize thatis of like an achievement prize that is not voted for by the public. of course , but i don't public. of course, but i don't thew— public. of course, but i don't thew whe— public. of course, but i don't know who votes— public. of course, but i don't know who votes for- rt. of course, but i don't know who votes for it, but it's eertahtw— know who votes for it, but it's certainly wasn't— know who votes for it, but it's certainly wasn't isn't the peepte— certainly wasn't isn't the people which— certainly wasn't isn't the people which is which are the peepte— people which is which are the peepte whe— people which is which are the people who voted for gb news and it's people who voted for gb news and he htereethg— people who voted for gb news and it's interesting that— people who voted for gb news and it's interesting that she hreught— it's interesting that she brought out— it's interesting that she brought out the fact that she's a woman and she— brought out the fact that she's a woman and she was the only era the— a woman and she was the only woman on the shortlist , a woman and she was the only woman on the shortlist, as if that— woman on the shortlist, as if that may— woman on the shortlist, as if that may have— woman on the shortlist, as if that may have been one of the why— that may have been one of the reasons why she— that may have been one of the reasons why she didn't get the wee.— reasons why she didn't get the prtze—tttm-tl reasons why she didn't get thei prtze—tttm-t get prize, the reason she didn't get the-heeauee— prize, the reason she didn't get the-because nigel- prize, the reason she didn't get the because nigel is the prize because nigel is better— the prize because nigel is better-nigel- the prize because nigel is better nigel responds. and better and nigel responds. and wtget— better and nigel responds. and nigel-reactive— better and nigel responds. and nigel reactive what the nigel is reactive to what the peepte— nigel is reactive to what the peepte-want.- nigel is reactive to what the people want, whereas if people actually want, whereas if i'm people actually want, whereas if m -ae— people actually want, whereas if m -ae mueh— people actually want, whereas if t-m-ae mueh ae- people actually want, whereas if i'm-as much as i- people actually want, whereas if i'm as much as i used to i'm honest, as much as i used to wateh— i'm honest, as much as i used to wateh eeet— i'm honest, as much as i used to watch good morning— i'm honest, as much as i used to watch good morning britain many weare— watch good morning britain many weare age.— watch good morning britain many weare age-very— watch good morning britain many years ago, very well pass . years ago, it's very well pass. rte— years ago, it's very well pass. tt-e tuet— years ago, it's very well pass. tt-e tuet h— years ago, it's very well pass. it's just in the— years ago, it's very well pass. it's just in the background. rte— it's just in the background. he met— it's just in the background. he met tt— it's just in the background. it's not it doesn't connect with peepte— it's not it doesn't connect with peepte ae— it's not it doesn't connect with peepte ae wett— it's not it doesn't connect with people as well as— it's not it doesn't connect with people as well as gb news and it teeeh-t— people as well as gb news and it teeem-t reattw— people as well as gb news and it doesn't really speak— people as well as gb news and it doesn't really speak to the auttehee — doesn't really speak to the audience. and— doesn't really speak to the audience. and they've got eemptaeemt. — audience. and they've got. complacent. _so audience. and they've got- complacent._so used complacent. they've got so used to complacent. they've got so used te-getthg— complacent. they've got so used te-getthg the— complacent. they've got so used to getting the viewers, to being getting the viewers, getthg— to being getting the viewers, getttmg the— to being getting the viewers, getting the sponsorship, getting the advertising _ getting the sponsorship, getting the advertising that they've had to the advertising that they've had te mate— the advertising that they've had te mate very— the advertising that they've had to make very little effort with the programming and with the peepte.— the programming and with the peepte-thewwe- the programming and with the people. they've taken people. in fact, they've taken the—grantee. - people. in fact, they've taken the—grantee. i people. in fact, they've taken. the—granted. yeah. the viewers for granted. yeah. amu— the viewers for granted. yeah. amt-teame— the viewers for granted. yeah. and-become a— the viewers for granted. yeah. and become a total wokeist and it's become a total wokeist to nana. i had to ask you about

this, that odd little mouthpiece for the sussexes. you know , the for the sussexes. you know, the man i mean, omid scobie very, very odd bloke. very odd bloke. he's announced he's got a new book on the way . it's called end book on the way. it's called end game. and scobie claims it will be a, quote, penetrating investigation into the future of the royal family. nana i don't think i can decide which will be filled with more lies. this toilet paper from scobie or prince harry's spare, well, when it was called end game, i thought perhaps he was referring to harry and meghan. but no , he to harry and meghan. but no, he wasn't. the to harry and meghan. but no, he waet the eme— to harry and meghan. but no, he wasn't. the end game— to harry and meghan. but no, he wasn't. the end game was- ?“rt 3 but no, he wasn't. the end game was theirs . hut— wasn't. the end game was theirs . hut me— wasn't. the end game was theirs . but no, scooby—doo was aetuattw— . but no, scooby—doo was actually referring to the royal tamttw— actually referring to the royal tamttw amt— actually referring to the royal family and the— actually referring to the royal family and the monarchy. but what— family and the monarchy. but what teee— family and the monarchy. but what does he— family and the monarchy. but what does he know about it? i att— what does he know about it? i mean, all everything he'll be eawhg— mean, all everything he'll be eawmg wht— mean, all everything he'll be eawmg wttt he— mean, all everything he'll be saying will be coming from ee—eattet— saying will be coming from so—called sources that he seems to so—called sources that he seems te have— so—called sources that he seems te have .— so—called sources that he seems te have . amt— so—called sources that he seems to have . and how— so—called sources that he seems to have . and how long did meghan to have. and how long did meghan reattw— to have. and how long did meghan really epemt— to have. and how long did meghan really epemt h— to have. and how long did meghan really spend in the— to have. and how long did meghan really spend in the royal family it really spend in the royal family tt wae— really spend in the royal family tt the.— really spend in the royal family it was like, what,— really spend in the royal family it was like, what, 14 months? where— it was like, what, 14 months? where ehe— it was like, what, 14 months? where she lived— it was like, what, 14 months? where she lived with them. so hew— where she lived with them. so hew he— where she lived with them. so hew he eam— where she lived with them. so how he can he—

where she lived with them. so how he can he is— where she lived with them. so how he can he is just trying to eapttattee— how he can he is just trying to eapttattee em— how he can he is just trying to capitalise on the— how he can he is just trying to capitalise on the fact that what the— capitalise on the fact that what thte teet— capitalise on the fact that what thte heet te— capitalise on the fact that what this book is going— capitalise on the fact that what this book is going to be nana what— this book is going to be nana what the— this book is going to be nana what this book— this book is going to be nana what this book is— this book is going to be nana what this book is going to be is teete— what this book is going to be is teate et— what this book is going to be is loads of bitter— what this book is going to be is loads of bitter bile, all fed to seehte— loads of bitter bile, all fed to seehte hw— loads of bitter bile, all fed to seehte by harry— loads of bitter bile, all fed to scobie by harry and meghan's pr team— scobie by harry and meghan's pr team amt— scobie by harry and meghan's pr team and their— scobie by harry and meghan's pr team and their friends, and i that— team and their friends, and i that hew— team and their friends, and i think how sad— team and their friends, and i think how sad that you're using the— think how sad that you're using thte ete— think how sad that you're using this odd little— think how sad that you're using this odd little guy to try and etag— this odd little guy to try and etag eh— this odd little guy to try and etag ett the— this odd little guy to try and slag off the life's work of your gramtmether. — slag off the life's work of your grandmother. t slag off the life's work of your grandmother. r grandmother. queen elizabeth ii. and you know what i mean ? and you know what i mean? surely. surely, harry and meghan meet— surely. surely, harry and meghan meet te— surely. surely, harry and meghan now need to be— surely. surely, harry and meghan now need to be focusing on mewmg— now need to be focusing on moving forward. _ now need to be focusing on moving forward. surely we've had eheugh— moving forward. surely we've had eheugh et— moving forward. surely we've had eheugh et thte. — moving forward. surely we've had enough of this. it— moving forward. surely we've had enough of this. it feels like thew-re— enough of this. it feels like they're through— enough of this. it feels like they're through somebody else thew-re— they're through somebody else now. they're carrying with now. they're carrying on with the— now. they're carrying on with the-threa— now. they're carrying on with the-thing, but- now. they're carrying on with the thing, but it's just the same thing, but it's just met— the same thing, but it's just met-trem— the same thing, but it's just not-from them.- the same thing, but it's just not from them. and not coming from them. and ehweuetw— not coming from them. and obviously it'll— not coming from them. and obviously it'll there'll be some tewet— obviously it'll there'll be some tewet et— obviously it'll there'll be some level of sanctioning through them — level of sanctioning through them -te— level of sanctioning through them _to write - level of sanctioning through them to write this them for him to write this amwwaw — them for him to write this anyway. .— them for him to write this anyway. rtuet— them for him to write this anyway, i just find that i just wteh— anyway, i just find that i just wteh thew-t— anyway, i just find that i just wish they'd just— anyway, i just find that i just wish they'd just get on with teeuehg — wish they'd just get on with teeuehg eh— wish they'd just get on with focusing on their own lives and etart— focusing on their own lives and etart amt— focusing on their own lives and start and moving— focusing on their own lives and start and moving forward in thetr— start and moving forward in thetr ew— start and moving forward in their own way— start and moving forward in their own way instead of using their own way instead of using the teat— their own way instead of using the royal family— their own way instead of using the royal family and people like obe— the royal family and people like eet. seeehw— the royal family and people like obe, scooby,-doo- the royal family and people like obe, scooby, doo what obe, scooby, scooby doo is what it.— obe, scooby, scooby doo is what it. heauee— obe, scooby, scooby doo is what i-it. because if— obe, scooby, scooby doo is what i-it. because if it— obe, scooby, scooby doo is what i it. because if it hadn't i call it. because if it hadn't teem— i call it. because if it hadn't been ter— i call it. because if it hadn't been for the— i call it. because if it hadn't

been for the pesky kids, he weutth-t— been for the pesky kids, he wouldn't anything to write wouldn't have anything to write . -atua— wouldn't have anything to write . -atua .— wouldn't have anything to write . _akua . great- wouldn't have anything to write . _akua . great to- wouldn't have anything to write . _akua . great to chat. wouldn't have anything to write. . _akua . great to chat. and . nana akua. great to chat. and of course, nana back 3:00 saturday and sunday here on gb news thank you. nana but coming up as crimes by illegal immigrants increased by the day due court of appeal, judges need to allow the rwanda scheme to go ahead tomorrow morning to protect our borders and keep britain's safe. my superstar panel debate that shortly. we'll also have the first of tomorrow's newspapers for you. hot but next, hot off the press. but next, with reports that meghan's rumoured memoir unleash rumoured memoir will unleash hell on the royal family, including possibly outing the alleged racist . other alleged royal racist. other sussexes about to go nuclear as their influence and popularity plummet. royal biographer angela levin delivers her bombshell analysis in mere moments. stay tuned .

paul liberal and jim davidson on the way. but it's time now for leading royal biographer angela levin . and prince harry has levin. and prince harry has deviously claimed before that there was enough material for him to write a second spiteful book. and according to a royal source, this veiled threat has not been forgotten by the firm . not been forgotten by the firm. now, told gb news presenter now, they told gb news presenter camilla tominey in the daily telegraph. there's not a lot of trust left to allow the family to maintain a good and open relationship. how do you speak openly without it ending up in volume two? but should they actually be fearing ? a memoir actually be fearing? a memoir from meghan markle ? and indeed, from meghan markle? and indeed, camilla writes that if this were to happen and the duchess was minded to finally name the royal racist, then all hell will likely break loose again . so likely break loose again. so angela, they've just lost this 20 million spotify deal. i'm told that netflix want to pull the plug on their 100,000,000

million tv deal as quickly as they can. so there's a real risk now for the royal family, isn't there, that the poisoned pen is going to be pulled out for meghan's memoir ? i think they're meghan's memoir? i think they're going— meghan's memoir? i think they're getmg te— meghan's memoir? i think they're going to outsource— meghan's memoir? i think they're going to outsource part,- t~trt;r9“?“ t?’ i think they're going to outsource part, the memoir because— going to outsource part, the memoir because actually the way ehe-e— memoir because actually the way ehe-e teem— memoir because actually the way she's been attacked— memoir because actually the way she's been attacked by so many of she's been attacked by so many et amerteam— she's been attacked by so many of american people who are hwewet— of american people who are hwewet h.— of american people who are involved in, you— of american people who are involved in, you know, a the eert— involved in, you know, a the eert et— involved in, you know, a the eert et at— involved in, you know, a the sort of all sorts— involved in, you know, a the sort of all sorts of people who hetp— sort of all sorts of people who hetp her— sort of all sorts of people who hetp her get— sort of all sorts of people who help her get success, then you thew.— help her get success, then you knew ehe-e— help her get success, then you know, she's lost— help her get success, then you know, she's lost all her credibility— know, she's lost all her credibility. - know, she's lost all her credibility. “rt know, she's lost all her- credibility . motty and i think credibility. motty and i think that they will, one, not listen to it. people won't believe it because she's got a reputation for telling untruths or exaggerating hugely. so it doesn't make any sense. and i think that would just make it as bad as it is. i don't think it will move it backwards in any way because they're used to it now. they see that the public like not .just here but in america and around other

countries, are saying that she's not talented. she's no good. you know, she has told lies . she's know, she has told lies. she's even a among black people. they say that she's using them for her own aides . well, i heard her own aides. well, i heard trevor philips say that this week, which was an extraordinary intervention from the former equalities commission . she said equalities commission. she said she has to she had to learn to how be black, you know, because she wasn't until she got married, until she met the royal family and he was very much against her in how she's behaved. and i think, you know, it'll there'll be a lot of sales because people will want to know what she said. but i think it will. you think her days of eauehg— will. you think her days of causing damage- at you think her days of causing damage to the royal tamttw— causing damage to the royal tamttw are— causing damage to the royal family are over. _ causing damage to the royal family are over. t“?“«r t family are over. how many times can you hit them? you see, you could see the coronation that they ignored. harry, he wasn't popular and they just got on with it. but people are laughing. there's crowds coming when charles or catherine or william go anywhere or they don't need them. and that must be very, very painful. so they

want to up the action, but it's too late now, look , after too late now, look, after growing reports that netflix would follow spotify in cutting these ties with harry and meghan, a spokesperson for the streaming platform said, our exciting journey with them isn't ending time soon. that's ending any time soon. that's what i call a bit of- ending any time soon. that's what i call a bit of a- rt“rt “g t that's what i call a bit of a fudge, a bit what i call a bit of a fudge, a htt et— what i call a bit of a fudge, a htt et a— what i call a bit of a fudge, a bit of a fudge,— what i call a bit of a fudge, a bit of a fudge, because clearly thew-re— bit of a fudge, because clearly thew-re umter— bit of a fudge, because clearly they're under pressure to try amt— they're under pressure to try amt teet— they're under pressure to try and back harry— they're under pressure to try and back harry and meghan putttetw— and back harry and meghan- publicly._announced publicly. they haven't announced the—theugh- the couple's plans, though, however, _ is l however, in the works is apparehttw— however, in the works is apparemttw a— however, in the works is apparently a feminist retelling line apparently a feminist retelling the et— apparently a feminist retelling the et thee— apparently a feminist retelling line of miss havisham , the line of miss havisham, the reeme— line of miss havisham, the iconic character— line of miss havisham, the iconic character from charles hteteme— iconic character from charles dickens, great— iconic character from charles dickens, great expectations and epeathg— dickens, great expectations and epeatmg te— dickens, great expectations and epeatmg te the— dickens, great expectations and speaking to the daily mail, an tmgtteh— speaking to the daily mail, an english professor— speaking to the daily mail, an english professor and dickens expert— english professor and dickens expert wamet— english professor and dickens expert warned the duke and hueheee— expert warned the duke and duchess against going woke with the tameue— duchess against going woke with the famous tale— duchess against going woke with the famous tale as— duchess against going woke with the famous tale as it will end up guete— the famous tale as it will end up guete. temg— the famous tale as it will end up guete. tetmg a— the famous tale as it will end up quote, being a royal esque mteew— up quote, being a royal esque mteew .— up quote, being a royal esque mteew . hut— up quote, being a royal esque misery. but angela, that's exaettw— misery. but angela, that's exactly what _ misery. but angela, that's exactly what they're planning to do. exactly what they're planning to te. thre— exactly what they're planning to te. thte te— exactly what they're planning to te. thte he a— exactly what they're planning to do. this is a woke— exactly what they're planning to do. this is a woke version of great— do. this is a woke version of great expectations. that's exaettw— great expectations. that's exactly what _ great expectations. that's exactly what it's going to be to tum— exactly what it's going to be to tum thee— exactly what it's going to be to turn miss havisham in into a temhtet— turn miss havisham in into a feminist and— turn miss havisham in into a feminist and the— turn miss havisham in into a feminist and the difficulty she

has feminist and the difficulty she hae twhg— feminist and the difficulty she hae twhg h— feminist and the difficulty she has living in a— feminist and the difficulty she has living in a man , you know, has living in a man, you know, man's a more important than .— man's a more important than women. i mean,— man's a more important than women. i mean, it's- man's a more important than women. t r:rtr man's a more important than women. “ t r:rtr women. i mean, it's got no chance. the original film of that in 1946 has outshone everything and there's been 2 or 3 other ones, and they've all been absolutely hit at by the critics . and this is an absurd critics. and this is an absurd way of doing something because it's been shown before . more it's been shown before. more recently in the on the bbc and you can't keep on doing this. i mean, she's doing a thing and that was the one version that everyone hated it, hated it. but you can't change dickens like that. you can't sort of put this woman i don't think either of them have got the ability to do that. they're not knowledgeable enough. they're not literary people take miss havisham, people that take miss havisham, who sat looking at her wedding cake for decades , goes back to cake for decades, goes back to when she was a young woman and how she was fighting against the men. this is what meghan likes, you know, likes saying that you know, she likes saying that everybody against women, when in fact, i mean, she's done

phenomenally well because nobody's been against her, i.e, her husband. let her run wild . her husband. let her run wild. and it's again , a nonsense. they and it's again, a nonsense. they pick up things that netflix have cancelled. and i think this is another one. they haven't agreed to it yet. no but it's going to be well, they haven't agreed to any of them. they haven't. but it's be rubbish, isn't it's going to be rubbish, isn't it? can that. well if it? you can tell that. well if it? you can tell that. well if it got to be, i don't think it even got to be, i don't think it's even going to happen. angela because netflix is so wary— angela because netflix is so wary-et— angela because netflix is so waw-et thre— angela because netflix is so wary of this whole woke wary now of this whole go woke go wary now of this whole go woke ge-phemememeh. - wary now of this whole go wokei go-phenomenon. -and go broke phenomenon. yeah. and i that— go broke phenomenon. yeah. and i thhtleeumte— go broke phenomenon. yeah. and i thinklsounds utterly— go broke phenomenon. yeah. and i think sounds utterly awful. think it sounds utterly awful. amt—wamt- think it sounds utterly awful.| and _wantlwaste and they won't want to waste tem— and they won't want to waste tehe et— and they won't want to waste tens of millions— and they won't want to waste tens of millions of dollars on an tens of millions of dollars on amlam— tens of millions of dollars on amlah awtut— tens of millions of dollars on an an awful project. an on an awful project. the ether— an on an awful project. the ether-te— an on an awful project. the other-is that- an on an awful project. the other-is that if- an on an awful project. the other is that if she's other thing is that if she's going to be behind the camera, which has said they're going to do now, no. one, be do that now, no. one, be slightly interested because, you know, directors and know, the directors and producers aren't the ones who get know, standing get people, you know, standing in the street and shouting and cheering them . you know, it's cheering them. you know, it's she's got experience to do she's got no experience to do that. no delicacy, no insight. it's just not there. so it's a

waste of time and money and what's been fascinating this week is you've actually seen prince william doing all of the social justice and the public service, which is, of course, what harry and meghan promised that they would be able to do when they were cut free of the royal family. we're seeing none of royal family. we're seeing none et tt— royal family. we're seeing none et tt trem— royal family. we're seeing none of it from them,— t tar we're seeing none of it from them, virtually no putte— of it from them, virtually no public-virtually- of it from them, virtually no public virtually no public service, virtually no eeetat— public service, virtually no social justice. _ public service, virtually no social justice. what do you make of social justice. what do you make et whee— social justice. what do you make of prince william's— social justice. what do you make of prince william's project to eat— of prince william's project to end homelessness within five wearee— end homelessness within five wearee-tete— end homelessness within five years?- lots of - end homelessness within five years? lots of folk years? because lots of folk aegea— years? because lots of folk tmgeta. eawhg— years? because lots of folk angela, saying, look, this is pett— angela, saying, look, this is tettltarhg— angela, saying, look, this is tettltarhg .- angela, saying, look, this is bold, daring , it's bold, it's daring, it's audacious.- bold, it's daring, it's audacious. , audacious. some concerns, theugh— audacious. some concerns, theughthat— audacious. some concerns, though, that maybe it does wait a ttttte— though, that maybe it does wait a ttttte ttt— though, that maybe it does wait a little bit into _ though, that maybe it does wait a little bit into the area of pettttee— a little bit into the area of politics. yes.— a little bit into the area of politics. yes. yeah. so i think theee— politics. yes. yeah. so i think those are anti—monarchy people who say that. i mean , this is who say that. i mean, this is something that he really wants to do. this he says it's his to do. this is he says it's his life has her life work. and catherine has her life work. and catherine has her life work. and catherine has her life work about dealing with young families and young children in childhood. and both of them actually have homelessness in in the things that they want to cover. so they can work very well together, but

not tread on each other's feet. and he's really wanted to do this. i mean, i remember when i was talking to prince harry when i was writing his biography, and he said no one in our he said to me, no one in our family wants be king, but family wants to be king, but somebody's got to. but william's always me he feels he always telling me he feels he needs to make a difference. he doesn't want to cut ribbons. he doesn't want to cut ribbons. he doesn't want to come and go in five minutes. really wants to five minutes. he really wants to make a difference. well, here is a can really do a difference. he can really do something, not because he's got three huge places to live in and he's got umpteen hundred million thousand pounds of to live on. but because he really cares about people and he can understand it and also he can bnng understand it and also he can bring people together so he can bnng bring people together so he can bring all sorts of people together to discuss it and to help. he's not going to try and take over politics in any way. no, indeed. but what's so treme— no, indeed. but what's so ironic, angela,— no, indeed. but what's so ironic, angela, is it's exactly the— ironic, angela, is it's exactly the eert— ironic, angela, is it's exactly the eert et— ironic, angela, is it's exactly the sort of project that prince harry— the sort of project that prince harry eeutt— the sort of project that prince harry could have— the sort of project that prince harry could have been doing, but heteat— harry could have been doing, but heteat. he-e— harry could have been doing, but instead, he's been— harry could have been doing, but instead, he's been wasting his tme— instead, he's been wasting his ttme het— instead, he's been wasting his time not doing— instead, he's been wasting his time not doing anything for wettttx— time not doing anything for wetttta .— time not doing anything for netflix . angela levin, royal

netflix. angela levin, royal ttegraphep— netflix. angela levin, royal biographer, thank you so much . biographer, thank you so much. but biographer, thank you so much. hut eemhg— biographer, thank you so much. hut eemtmg up.— biographer, thank you so much. but coming up, paul burrell tethe— but coming up, paul burrell tehe me— but coming up, paul burrell the me the— but coming up, paul burrell joins me live to— but coming up, paul burrell joins me live to give his unique hetght— joins me live to give his unique hetght em— joins me live to give his unique hetght eh rem — joins me live to give his unique insight on tom bower's bombshell that harry— insight on tom bower's bombshell that harry thinks— insight on tom bower's bombshell that harry thinks meghan is in teueh— that harry thinks meghan is in teueh wtth— that harry thinks meghan is in touch with princess diana from tewemt— touch with princess diana from tewemt the— touch with princess diana from beyond the grave— touch with princess diana from beyond the grave as well as an eeuettwe— beyond the grave as well as an exclusive update— beyond the grave as well as an exclusive update on his brewing and potentially— exclusive update on his brewing and potentially explosive legal attem— and potentially explosive legal action against— and potentially explosive legal action against prince harry. veure— action against prince harry. veure met— action against prince harry. you're not going to want to miss that.— you're not going to want to miss that. hut— you're not going to want to miss that. but where _ you're not going to want to miss that. but where are— you're not going to want to miss that. but where are 12 hours away— that. but where are 12 hours away trem — that. but where are 12 hours away trem a— that. but where are 12 hours away from a monumental court of appeate— away from a monumental court of appeate teetetem— away from a monumental court of appeals decision on— away from a monumental court of appeals decision on the rwanda ptam— appeals decision on the rwanda ptame se— appeals decision on the rwanda ptame se te— appeals decision on the rwanda plan? so do the— appeals decision on the rwanda plan? so do the judges need to get theee— plan? so do the judges need to get these migrant— plan? so do the judges need to get these migrant flights off the greumt— get these migrant flights off the greumt tt— get these migrant flights off the ground if we're ever going to the ground if we're ever going te tate— the ground if we're ever going te tate teet— the ground if we're ever going to take back control of hrttah-e— to take back control of britain's borders? by superstar pamet— britain's borders? by superstar pamet tetate— britain's borders? by superstar panel debate that very important treathg— panel debate that very important treatmg etew— panel debate that very important breaking story next. plus, i'll trhg— breaking story next. plus, i'll trmg weu— breaking story next. plus, i'll trmg you a— breaking story next. plus, i'll bring you a first— breaking story next. plus, i'll bring you a first look at tomorrow's— bring you a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pagee— tomorrow's newspaper. front pagee .— tomorrow's newspaper. front pagee . het— tomorrow's newspaper. front pagee . het ett— tomorrow's newspaper. front pages , hot off the press. don't pages, hot off the press. don't go pages, hot off the press. don't ge anywhere.— pages, hot off the press. don't go anywhere. we're back in just twe— go anywhere. we're back in just twe mhutee— go anywhere. we're back in just two minutes time— go anywhere. we're back in just two minutes time .—

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tehtght— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tehtght em— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight on the— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight on the eve of the court of tonight on the eve of the court et tppeat— tonight on the eve of the court of appeal judgement on the twamta— of appeal judgement on the rwanda asylum _ of appeal judgement on the rwanda asylum plan is it tmperatwe— rwanda asylum plan is it imperative for— rwanda asylum plan is it imperative for those migrants tttghte— imperative for those migrants tttghtete— imperative for those migrants flights to take— imperative for those migrants flights to take off both as a matter— flights to take off both as a matter et— flights to take off both as a matter of sovereignty and mathemat— matter of sovereignty and national security? that's the big— national security? that's the ttg tetate— national security? that's the big debate with— national security? that's the big debate with my superstar pamet— big debate with my superstar pamet meat.— big debate with my superstar panel next. and— big debate with my superstar panel next. and tonight, i'm tehet— panel next. and tonight, i'm tehet tw— panel next. and tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton, ttam— joined by christine hamilton, adam brooks— joined by christine hamilton, adam brooks and nigel nelson . adam brooks and nigel nelson. etue— adam brooks and nigel nelson. ttue tawwere— adam brooks and nigel nelson. plus, lawyers for— adam brooks and nigel nelson. plus, lawyers for the mirror ereup.— plus, lawyers for the mirror group. newspapers say prince harry— group. newspapers say prince harry te— group. newspapers say prince harry te euhg— group. newspapers say prince harry is suing the press as a meat— harry is suing the press as a moral crusade,— harry is suing the press as a moral crusade, not because he hae— moral crusade, not because he hae amy— moral crusade, not because he hae ahw aetuat— moral crusade, not because he has any actual evidence. and the tate— has any actual evidence. and the tate trheeee— has any actual evidence. and the late princess diana's former putter.— late princess diana's former tutter. taut— late princess diana's former butler, paul burrell, who was attaetet— butler, paul burrell, who was attaetet tw— butler, paul burrell, who was attacked by the _ butler, paul burrell, who was attacked by the duke of sussex in attacked by the duke of sussex h the— attacked by the duke of sussex h the htgh— attacked by the duke of sussex in the high court,— attacked by the duke of sussex in the high court, is saying get weur— in the high court, is saying get weur teete— in the high court, is saying get your facts straight or face tegat— your facts straight or face legal action.— your facts straight or face legal action. paul speaks out the— legal action. paul speaks out the aheut— legal action. paul speaks out live about the _ legal action. paul speaks out live about the extraordinary tetate— live about the extraordinary debate with _ live about the extraordinary debate with prince harry. very very— debate with prince harry. very very eherttw— debate with prince harry. very very shortly. also— debate with prince harry. very very shortly. also coming up, he— very shortly. also coming up, he the— very shortly. also coming up, he the teth— very shortly. also coming up, it's the 75th anniversary of our preten— it's the 75th anniversary of our broken national— it's the 75th anniversary of our broken national health service, whteh— broken national health service, whteh wae— broken national health service, which was reported in a totally hermet— which was reported in a totally

mermat way— which was reported in a totally mermat way by— which was reported in a totally normal way by the lefties at bbc wewemtght— normal way by the lefties at bbc wewehtght .— normal way by the lefties at bbc wewehtght . tt— normal way by the lefties at bbc newsnight . it anti—govt day newsnight. it anti—govt day thergw— newsnight. it anti—govt day energy te— newsnight. it anti—govt day energy te htgh— newsnight. it anti—govt day energy is high obe monday to you will energy is high obe monday to you wtt aet— energy is high obe monday to you wtt aet tt— energy is high obe monday to you will ask if the— energy is high obe monday to you will ask if the cult— energy is high obe monday to you will ask if the cult like nature of will ask if the cult like nature et the— will ask if the cult like nature et the wus— will ask if the cult like nature of the nns is— will ask if the cult like nature of the nhs is holding britain teet— of the nhs is holding britain taet h— of the nhs is holding britain taet h the— of the nhs is holding britain back in the media buzz and gb hewe— back in the media buzz and gb wewe tepptet— back in the media buzz and gb news toppled the— back in the media buzz and gb news toppled the broadcast in establishment— news toppled the broadcast in establishment at— news toppled the broadcast in establishment at the tric awards . tut— establishment at the tric awards . tut the— establishment at the tric awards , but the bitter— establishment at the tric awards , but the bitter protests eehthue— , but the bitter protests continue to _ , but the bitter protests continue to reverberate around the wete— continue to reverberate around the wete hush— continue to reverberate around the woke msm today, including trem— the woke msm today, including trem sere— the woke msm today, including from sore loser— the woke msm today, including from sore loser susanna . a lot from sore loser susanna. a lot of from sore loser susanna. a lot et heee.— from sore loser susanna. a lot of boos, kevin. _ from sore loser susanna. a lot of boos, kevin. i— from sore loser susanna. a lot of boos, kevin. ’“ from sore loser susanna. a lot of boos, kevin. “ at of boos, kevin. i mean, he will revel in that. yes, and he did. and to be fair, i think he kind of whipped them up and did uncancelled legendary comic jim davidson gives his irrepressible take on the gb news row, the latest crisis at itv's this morning, elton john at glastonbury and schoolboys wearing skirts don't miss the great man. later this hour, new ereateet— great man. later this hour, new greatest britain— great man. later this hour, new greatest britain union.- gift later this hour, new greatest britain union. jack has two greatest britain union. jack has twe amt— greatest britain union. jack has twe amt the—

greatest britain union. jack has two and the first— greatest britain union. jack has two and the first front pages. thet— two and the first front pages. ttret. theugh— two and the first front pages. first, though, polly middleton . first, though, polly middleton. ttret — first, though, polly middleton. ttret ham— first, though, polly middleton. first dan, thank— first, though, polly middleton. first dan, thank you- first, though, polly middleton. first j?“ ?“rt first, though, polly middleton. first dan, thank you and good evening to you. well wreckage from the ill fated titan submersible has been recovered from the sea floor of the north atlantic and brought ashore today for the first time. new pictures show metal debris being unloaded from the horizon. arctic ship in saint john's. that's in newfoundland by the canadian coastguard. the pictures show a wiring coming from the tailcone and the titanium end caps of the sub. the landing frame and even the porthole . the sub imploded an porthole. the sub imploded an hour and 45 minutes into its descent to view the wreckage of the titanic on the floor of the sea on the 18th of june. all five souls on board perished after the sub suffered a catastrophic implosion under water. well, in news here at

home, thames water says it's working constructively with its shareholders to secure funding, amid mounting concern over its financial stability . contingency financial stability. contingency plans are reportedly being drawn up plans are reportedly being drawn ”p by plans are reportedly being drawn up by the government, including a possible emergency nationalisation of the company. it's feared thames water, britain's biggest water suppuen britain's biggest water supplier, is £14 billion in debt. the environment minister rebecca powell, says 518 million customers with thames water should rest assured their water suppues should rest assured their water supplies will be protected and ofcom launched an investigation into bt today after the disruption to the 999 emergency call service at the weekend. the communications watchdog says it's going to look into the incident to find out whether or not the telecoms giant failed to comply with its regulatory dufies. comply with its regulatory duties . emergency calls in some duties. emergency calls in some areas were unable to connect to an operator for a few hours. bt

manages the 999 phone system and has apologised sincerely for the uk wide disruption. the company took nearly three hours to alert the government there was a problem. let's bring you up to date with events in paris where rioting has entered a second day now after a 17 year old delivery boy was shot dead by police in a traffic stop. 31 people have been arrested in clashes which have followed. 2000 police officers have been brought in to the nanterre region to calm the situation down. protesters have burnt out cars and buildings and footage on social media shows two officers beside a car with one shooting at the driver as the car drives away. a police officer is being investigated. yesterday the french president, emmanuel macron , labelled the emmanuel macron, labelled the shooting an unexplainable and inexcusable . all and inexcusable. all and entertainment news, the singer songwriter madonna has postponed her world tour after falling ill

and being admitted into intensive care for several days. and a warning, some flashing images coming up. her talent manager said madonna developed a serious bacterial infection which led to pausing all her show commitments . but he says show commitments. but he says her health is now on the up and they're expecting a full recovery. the 64 year old was to start at her celebration tour next month. you're up to date on tv online dab radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, the people's . people's. channel tomorrow zoo tonight. now in our hettahuzz— tomorrow zoo tonight. now in our mediabuzz first— tomorrow zoo tonight. now in our mediabuzz first front— rtr“ 3 now in our mediabuzz first front pages '.rtr“ q“ now in our mediabuzz first front pages are in mediabuzz first front pages are he etratght— mediabuzz first front pages are he etratght te— mediabuzz first front pages are in straight to them . don't you in straight to them. don't you tare— in straight to them. don't you tare tteet— in straight to them. don't you dare block boat— in straight to them. don't you dare block boat spill is the heatthe— dare block boat spill is the headline in— dare block boat spill is the headline in the— dare block boat spill is the headline in the daily express. as headline in the daily express. we the—

headline in the daily express. as the government warns umeteetet — as the government warns unelected pairs , they face a unelected pairs, they face a summer showdown if they try to prevent— summer showdown if they try to prevent mew— summer showdown if they try to prevent new laws— summer showdown if they try to prevent new laws to stop the heate— prevent new laws to stop the teate .— prevent new laws to stop the teate . amt— prevent new laws to stop the boats . and after— prevent new laws to stop the boats . and after his run in with boats. and after his run in with human— boats. and after his run in with teumtatm peme— boats. and after his run in with teumtatm pehe .— boats. and after his run in with fountain pens , the daily star fountain pens, the daily star teate— fountain pens, the daily star teate eh— fountain pens, the daily star leads on king— fountain pens, the daily star leads on king charles's latest target— leads on king charles's latest target etuge— leads on king charles's latest target slugs. according to temgttme— target slugs. according to longtime friend of the king, ttam— longtime friend of the king, alan titchmarsh , his majesty is alan titchmarsh, his majesty is repertettw— alan titchmarsh, his majesty is repertettw met— alan titchmarsh, his majesty is reportedly not amused that his tetewet— reportedly not amused that his beloved plants— reportedly not amused that his beloved plants are being feasted on beloved plants are being feasted era by— beloved plants are being feasted era by the— beloved plants are being feasted era by the ettmw— beloved plants are being feasted on by the slimy creatures, with the thg — on by the slimy creatures, with the king objecting to the royal horticultural— the king objecting to the royal horticultural society's decision to remove slugs— horticultural society's decision to remove slugs from its list of peet— to remove slugs from its list of peet eheete— to remove slugs from its list of peet eheete .— to remove slugs from its list of peet eheete . my— to remove slugs from its list of pest shoots . my superstar panel pest shoots. my superstar panel teet— pest shoots. my superstar panel taet wtth— pest shoots. my superstar panel taet wtth me— pest shoots. my superstar panel back with me now— pest shoots. my superstar panel back with me now . no pests in back with me now. no pests in etght— back with me now. no pests in etght. tut— back with me now. no pests in etght. tut we— back with me now. no pests in sight, but we do— back with me now. no pests in sight, but we do have the broadcaster— sight, but we do have the broadcaster and author christine hamtteh— broadcaster and author christine hamttem. the— broadcaster and author christine hamilton, the businessman and aettwet— hamilton, the businessman and activist adam _ hamilton, the businessman and activist adam brooks, and gb wewe— activist adam brooks, and gb wewe eeter— activist adam brooks, and gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson . on news senior political— commentator nigel nelson . on now commentator nigel nelson. on now an commentator nigel nelson. on now am aewtum— commentator nigel nelson. on now an asylum seeker— commentator nigel nelson. on now an asylum seeker has been eharget— an asylum seeker has been charged with— an asylum seeker has been charged with allegedly raping a woman in a lincolnshire park tuet— woman in a lincolnshire park tuet ho— woman in a lincolnshire park tuet he tate— woman in a lincolnshire park just 40 days after arriving in the— just 40 days after arriving in the eeumtw— just 40 days after arriving in the eeumtw by— just 40 days after arriving in the country by small boat. the

33 the country by small boat. the st year— the country by small boat. the ee wear ett— the country by small boat. the 33 year old suspect is accused of 33 year old suspect is accused et traggmg— 33 year old suspect is accused et traggmg the— 33 year old suspect is accused of dragging the alleged victim hte— of dragging the alleged victim hte eeme— of dragging the alleged victim into some bushes before attaethg— into some bushes before attacking her— into some bushes before attacking her in skegness. he's teem— attacking her in skegness. he's teem retueet— attacking her in skegness. he's been refused bail— attacking her in skegness. he's been refused bail and will be hett— been refused bail and will be hett h— been refused bail and will be held in custody— been refused bail and will be held in custody while the government— held in custody while the government and prosecutors are entw— government and prosecutors are emtw ew— government and prosecutors are only now scrambling to establish his only now scrambling to establish hte ertmhat— only now scrambling to establish his criminal history from before he ehteret— his criminal history from before he entered the— his criminal history from before he entered the uk— his criminal history from before he entered the uk . local mp matt he entered the uk. local mp matt warmah— he entered the uk. local mp matt warman described— he entered the uk. local mp matt warman described the allegations as warman described the allegations ae hugetw— warman described the allegations as hugely shocking. and while we eem-t— as hugely shocking. and while we eam-t tteeuee— as hugely shocking. and while we can't discuss the _ as hugely shocking. and while we can't discuss the specifics of the— can't discuss the specifics of thte aettwe— can't discuss the specifics of this active legal— can't discuss the specifics of this active legal case, these tateet— this active legal case, these latest reports— this active legal case, these latest reports have sparked treeh— latest reports have sparked fresh debate _ latest reports have sparked fresh debate about the safety of hrttah-e— fresh debate about the safety of britain's borders,— fresh debate about the safety of britain's borders, especially eartw— britain's borders, especially eartw ae— britain's borders, especially early as tomorrow morning, the eeurt— early as tomorrow morning, the eeurt et— early as tomorrow morning, the eeurt et tppeat— early as tomorrow morning, the court of appeal will announce its court of appeal will announce tte ruthg— court of appeal will announce tte rutthg em— court of appeal will announce its ruling on whether the government's— its ruling on whether the government's gang busting rwanda plan government's gang busting rwanda ptam eah— government's gang busting rwanda ptam ge— government's gang busting rwanda ptam ge aheat— government's gang busting rwanda plan can go ahead ,— government's gang busting rwanda plan can go ahead , leaving just plan can go ahead, leaving just 12 plan can go ahead, leaving just tz heure— plan can go ahead, leaving just 12 hours until— plan can go ahead, leaving just 12 hours until a— plan can go ahead, leaving just 12 hours until a decision that eeutt— 12 hours until a decision that could decide— 12 hours until a decision that could decide the— 12 hours until a decision that could decide the fate of rishi sumate— could decide the fate of rishi sunaks premiership . or if judges sunaks premiership. or if judges tewh h— sunaks premiership. or if judges come down in favour of the gewemmeht — come down in favour of the government. migrant flights to ttgatt — government. migrant flights to ttgatt eeutt— government. migrant flights to kigali could start as early as septemter.— kigali could start as early as september, marking a long awattet— september, marking a long awaited and— september, marking a long awaited and desperately needed wetew— awaited and desperately needed wetew h— awaited and desperately needed wteterw h the— awaited and desperately needed victory in the battle for

hrttah-e— victory in the battle for britain's border. victory in the battle for britain's border . as so britain's border. as so christine,— britain's border. as so christine, on- britain's border. as so christine, on the eve of what is going— christine, on the eve of what is getmg te— christine, on the eve of what is getmg te te— christine, on the eve of what is getmg te he a— christine, on the eve of what is going to be a landmark ruling, do going to be a landmark ruling, te theee— going to be a landmark ruling, do these court— going to be a landmark ruling, do these court of— going to be a landmark ruling, do these court of appeal judges hett— do these court of appeal judges hett the— do these court of appeal judges hold the safety— do these court of appeal judges hold the safety of— do these court of appeal judges hold the safety of our country in hold the safety of our country he thet— hold the safety of our country in their hands— hold the safety of our country in their hands ? _ hold the safety of our country in their hands ? �*ft�*rt.. in their hands? well, possibly they do. i mean, what we need to do is get out of the eec echr, because this is what happened last time. all our courts sunak said that's not even on the table. well, all our courts , our table. well, all our courts, our own courts at every level ruled that rwanda was legal. and then suddenly an anonymous judge. we have no idea who was, have no idea who he was, suddenly says , oh, no, they're suddenly says, oh, no, they're illegal. so we stop the illegal. and so we stop the whole thing, which is a complete nonsense. we voted nonsense. we left, we voted brexit. so we get away from all that sort thing. what worries that sort of thing. what worries me this is that, yes , i do me about this is that, yes, i do hope it's a deterrent, but i fear that it's a bit of a sledgehammer to miss a nut. what we need to do is stop the boats and it is, to me utterly ludicrous that we cannot work out a system whereby france takes responsible motty these migrants. they're coming from france . why don't we? they france. why don't we? they welcome them onto the beaches,

put them aboard a big, fast, high craft and whizz them high speed craft and whizz them straight back to france and deposit them on the french. i mean, adam brooks, look there are-thhge— mean, adam brooks, look there are-things that- mean, adam brooks, look there are things that think are so many things that i think we are so many things that i think w-ehae— are so many things that i think w-ehae teme- are so many things that i think we-have done ,- are so many things that i think we-have done , so- are so many things that i think we have done , so many we should have done, so many thhge— we should have done, so many thtmge we— we should have done, so many things we should— we should have done, so many things we should have done. you thew.— things we should have done. you thew—tum- things we should have done. you know,_turn back- know, i believe in turn back pettetee. — know, i believe in turn back policies. ibelieve - know, i believe in turn back policies. believe in offshore policies. i believe in offshore preeeeehg— policies. i believe in offshore processing. -the - policies. i believe in offshore processing. the government processing. look the government haeh-t— processing. look the government haem-t—thew-we hasn't done any of that. they've put-the— hasn't done any of that. they've put-the egge— hasn't done any of that. they've put-the egge h- hasn't done any of that. they've put-the eggs in the- put all of the eggs in the twamta— put all of the eggs in the rwanda scheme basket. i rwanda scheme basket. now, i that— rwanda scheme basket. now, i that the— rwanda scheme basket. now, i think the rwanda— rwanda scheme basket. now, i think the rwanda scheme is good, and think the rwanda scheme is good, amt|thht— think the rwanda scheme is good, aht|thht tt— think the rwanda scheme is good, and |think it could— think the rwanda scheme is good, and think it could work. the and i think it could work. the prettem — and i think it could work. the prettem te— and i think it could work. the problem is everyone's writing it off problem is everyone's writing it ett-tt-e— problem is everyone's writing it ett-tt-e teem— problem is everyone's writing it off-it's been given- problem is everyone's writing it off it's been given an off before it's been given an eppertumttw— off before it's been given an. opportunity—whole opportunity to work. the whole peht— opportunity to work. the whole perm-met— opportunity to work. the whole point-not about- opportunity to work. the whole point not about the cost point is it's not about the cost of point is it's not about the cost et the— point is it's not about the cost of the individual— point is it's not about the cost of the individual migrants heauee— of the individual migrants. because—provide because it's going to provide tegree— because it's going to provide some degree of— because it's going to provide some degree of deterrent, heauee— some degree of deterrent, teeaueelweu— some degree of deterrent, because you are a first because if you are in a first wett— because if you are in a first world country— because if you are in a first world country ,— because if you are in a first world country , france, and you world country, france, and you are an economic— world country, france, and you are an economic migrant, you're not are an economic migrant, you're met gehg— are an economic migrant, you're met getmg te— are an economic migrant, you're met getmg te het— are an economic migrant, you're not going to risk coming across on not going to risk coming across eh et— not going to risk coming across on one of those— not going to risk coming across on one of those small boats if there— on one of those small boats if there te— on one of those small boats if there he a— on one of those small boats if there is a possibility that you eeutt— there is a possibility that you eeutt eht— there is a possibility that you eeutt eat up— there is a possibility that you could end up spending your life in could end up spending your life he twahta. — could end up spending your life in rwanda. and— could end up spending your life in rwanda. and that's where peepte— in rwanda. and that's where peepte mee— in rwanda. and that's where people miss the— in rwanda. and that's where people miss the point. nee“; people miss the point. exactly. we people miss the point. exactly. we teet— people miss the point. exactly. we need deterrence and that needs to be spelled out to people because australia to suddenly when they were turning

the boats back or or they basically mandated detention for anyone illegally or unlawfully entered little islands and you were never, ever going to be on the australian and the numbers drastically reduced . now they drastically reduced. now they did stop drastically reduced. now they ttt etep the— drastically reduced. now they did stop the boats. - rt rt?.. t t: now they did stop the boats. “411?" drastically reduced. now they did stop the boats. yeah, i mean twe— did stop the boats. yeah, i mean i've been very vocal on here and on twitter about the dangers of dumping tens of thousands of undocumented unknown men and they are 98% men into community. his worried parents i speak to worried parents. you know, i get messages on twitter as well. we do not know they're background. we've had rapists, we've had terrorists. we've had murderers , us. we've had gangsters. terrorists. we've had murderers , us. we've had gangsters . yes. , us. we've had gangsters. yes. we do not know their past and we can't talk about this case, but they do not know the past of this man. so we have to, you know , we have to look at reality know, we have to look at reality now and for the futures of our children and think , how do we children and think, how do we stop this? we have to be as

harsh as we can look at young tommy roberts, the 21 year old aspiring royal marine, stabbed and killed on a night out in bournemouth. but at the moment get— bournemouth. but at the moment get the— bournemouth. but at the moment we've got the thing— bournemouth. but at the moment we've got the thing the- but at the moment we've got the thing the wrong way— we've got the thing the wrong way eumt— we've got the thing the wrong way reumt we— we've got the thing the wrong way round. we give everybody the benefit— way round. we give everybody the temettt et— way round. we give everybody the benefit of the— way round. we give everybody the benefit of the doubt unless it's prewet— benefit of the doubt unless it's proved otherwise.— benefit of the doubt unless it's proved otherwise. why don't we say proved otherwise. why don't we eat-eeme— proved otherwise. why don't we eat-eeme ehte— proved otherwise. why don't we say come onto these shores, say you come onto these shores, weu—we— say you come onto these shores, weu—we tet- say you come onto these shores, weu—we tet weu- you prove before we let you teeee— you prove before we let you teeee tme— you prove before we let you loose into the— you prove before we let you loose into the community. ' “rt loose into the community. and that-e— loose into the community. and mate-wett— loose into the community. and that's-well, that's- loose into the community. and that's well, that's what that's what's well, that's what happens that's asylum happens. that's the asylum system. that's exactly what happened. dumping. happened. they're dumping. thew-re— happened. they're dumping. they're—ideal they're dumping their idea, nigel-— they're dumping their idea, nigel. dumping their nigel. they're dumping their ttea—. - nigel. they're dumping their ttea—. serrw- nigel. they're dumping their idea_. sorry. sol idea without id. sorry. so eweeherw— idea without id. sorry. so everyone was talking at the same time. we're so angry with you. look, you hate this rwanda eheme— look, you hate this rwanda scheme, don't— look, you hate this rwanda scheme, don't you? \rtr rtrtr scheme, don't you? no, i do. yeah.— scheme, don't you? no, i do. yeah. why i don't. why? i don't think it's yeah. why i don't. why? i don't that he gemg— yeah. why i don't. why? i don't think it's going-work.- yeah. why i don't. why? i don't think it's going-work. and- think it's going to work. and i appreetate— think it's going to work. and i appreciate that— think it's going to work. and i appreciate that we haven't got any— appreciate that we haven't got any_way- appreciate that we haven't got any_wty .- appreciate that we haven't got. amt—way . whether any evidence either way, whether it any evidence either way, whether tt mtght— any evidence either way, whether tt mtght wett— any evidence either way, whether tt mtght wert .— any evidence either way, whether tt mtght wert. .— any evidence either way, whether it might work , i think you give it might work, i think you give it might work, i think you give ttlge. — it might work, i think you give ttlge. ewe— it might work, i think you give ttlge. the t— it might work, i think you give itlgo. give it up.— it might work, i think you give itlgo. give it up. i- it might work, i think you give it go. give it up. i think it a go. give it up. i think tte— it a go. give it up. i think he a— it a go. give it up. i think it's a gimmick.- it a go. give it up. i think it's a gimmick. it is incredibly epemewe— it's a gimmick. it is incredibly expensive. even— it's a gimmick. it is incredibly expensive. even on the government's- expensive. even on the government's own figures, you eeutt—h could put an asylum seeker in a hetet— could put an asylum seeker in a hetet ter— could put an asylum seeker in a hotel for three— could put an asylum seeker in a hotel for three and— could put an asylum seeker in a hotel for three and a half years for hotel for three and a half years ter the— hotel for three and a half years ter the ttme— hotel for three and a half years for the time for— hotel for three and a half years for the time for the money we're going— for the time for the money we're getmg te— for the time for the money we're getmg te epemt— for the time for the money we're getmg te epemt em— for the time for the money we're going to spend on sending them to going to spend on sending them

te twamta— going to spend on sending them to rwanda, stopping them with a teterremt. — to rwanda, stopping them with a deterrent. yeah,— to rwanda, stopping them with a deterrent. yeah, but— to rwanda, stopping them with a deterrent. / deterrent. yeah, but that's what the question is. is it a deterrent?— the question is. is it a deterrent? suella- t is it a deterrent? suella braverman eate— deterrent? suella braverman eawe. eh.— deterrent? suella braverman eawe. eh. teeh— deterrent? suella braverman says, oh, look, this is says, oh, look, this rwanda is wehtertut— says, oh, look, this rwanda is wonderful—likej wonderful that the she'd like the teeer— wonderful that the she'd like the teeer h— wonderful that the she'd like the decor in her— wonderful that the she'd like the decor in her own her own heme.— the decor in her own her own home-christine,- the decor in her own her own home. christine, that home. well, christine, that is one-arguments. - home. well, christine, that is one arguments. one of the arguments. that is ehe-the— one of the arguments. that is one the arguments. the thing one of the arguments. the thing with australian policy. with the australian policy. right. and where the right. and this is where the human activists got human right rights activists got very you know, life very angry. but you know, life on those islands in the on those small islands in the detention centres in nauru, for example , was not particularly example, was not particularly pleasant. it really did pleasant. so it really did provide a deterrent. but then the is, is what it does the reality is, is what it does is it smashes up the people smuggling gangs stopped smuggling gangs and it stopped people in middle an people dying in the middle of an ocean. we've a much ocean. well, we've got a much eheaper—te- ocean. well, we've got a much cheaper—to rwanda.| cheaper alternative to rwanda. wewe—et— cheaper alternative to rwanda. we've of uninhabited we've got plenty of uninhabited seettteh— we've got plenty of uninhabited scottish—don't. we've got plenty of uninhabitedj scottish—don't we scottish islands. why don't we put there? but scottish islands. why don't we put-there? but the - scottish islands. why don't we. put-there? but the problem put them there? but the problem is put them there? but the problem te—tuet— put them there? but the problem te—tuet gehg- put them there? but the problem te—tuet getmg te- is there are i'm just going to repeat.— is there are i'm just going to repeat. there— is there are i'm just going to repeat, there are— is there are i'm just going to repeat, there are lots of things the government— repeat, there are lots of things the government could have done, rtght.— the government could have done, rtght-teate— the government could have done, rtght. _teate et- the government could have done, right. loads of things right. there are loads of things they— right. there are loads of things they eeutt— right. there are loads of things they could—turn- right. there are loads of things they could turn back they could have done, turn back pettetee. — they could have done, turn back policies-haven't- they could have done, turn back policies. haven't any policies. they haven't done any of policies. they haven't done any et-thew-we— policies. they haven't done anyi of-they've-rwanda. of that. they've backed rwanda. so of that. they've backed rwanda. seihawe— of that. they've backed rwanda. seihawe te— of that. they've backed rwanda. so . have to see _ of that. they've backed rwanda. so.have to see _youl of that. they've backed rwanda.i so.have to see _you do so we have to see how do you do that.— so we have to see how do you do that-we— so we have to see how do you do that-we that— so we have to see how do you do that,-we that one— so we have to see how do you do that,-we that one of- so we have to see how do you do that, we that one of the that, that we that one of the thhge— that, that we that one of the thtmge that— that, that we that one of the things that we— that, that we that one of the things that we lost through treat— things that we lost through brexit-returns- things that we lost through brexit returns agreement brexit was the returns agreement we-wtth— brexit was the returns agreement we .with european- we had with european countries. oh, we had with european countries. oh tte— we had with european countries. oh tte att— we had with european countries. oh, it's all done.— we had with european countries. oh, it's all done. no— we had with european countries.

oh, it's all done. no it's- we had with european countries. oh, it's all done. no it's not- oh, it's all done. no it's not down it is. it is down to brexit, but it is. it is down to brexit, but it is. it is down to brexit, but it is. it is down to the fact we t fittrtx. . it is down to the fact we haven't got a returns agreement with france. that-e— a returns agreement with france. that-e why— a returns agreement with france. that-e why we— a returns agreement with france. that's why we can't— a returns agreement with france. that's why we can't send them taet. — that's why we can't send them taet. hen-t— that's why we can't send them back. don't send— that's why we can't send them back. thr“ . t t that's why we can't send them - back. don't send-back. you back. don't send them back. you put them on back. don't send them back. you put them at a— back. don't send them back. you put them on a powerful- back. thr“ . t t you put them on a powerful boat, a targe— put them on a powerful boat, a targe mumert— put them on a powerful boat, a large number of— put them on a powerful boat, a large number of them on a big pewertut. — large number of them on a big pewertut. .— large number of them on a big powerful. i think— large number of them on a big powerful. i think we- large number of them on a big powerful. t large number of them on a big powerful. “

marked the occasion in a typically partial fashion in a newsnight special fronted by newsnight nhs special fronted by kirsty the kirsty wark, children from the cambridge children's hospital choir on our choir were paraded on our screens singing happy screens last night singing happy birthday to a health care system facing record waiting times and out of control bureaucracy. watch happy birthday to you. happy birthday i nhs happy happy birthday! nhs happy htrthtaw— happy birthday! nhs happy htrthtaw day— happy birthday! nhs happy birthday day to you . too birthday day to you. too the auther— birthday day to you. too the auther aut— birthday day to you. too the author and social— birthday day to you. too the author and social commentator dr. rakib hasan has since hit out, blasting the sanctification of the nhs as truly cult like behaviour. and i have to be honest that it would be far more helpful for the beeb to have a real debate about how the nhs must be overhauled old rather than throw a little birthday party using these innocent kids . i've just spent 48 hours in a

big— . i've just spent 48 hours in a ttg wus— . i've just spent 48 hours in a big nhs hospital— i've just spent 48 hours in a big nhs hospital when my had pretteme— big nhs hospital when my had problems with— big nhs hospital when my had problems with my knee as an emergehew— problems with my knee as an emergemew amt— problems with my knee as an emergency and i— problems with my knee as an emergency and i saw at first heat.— emergency and i saw at first hamt. ttret— emergency and i saw at first hand, first of— emergency and i saw at first hand, first of all— emergency and i saw at first hand, first of all the dedication- hand, first of all the dedication of the face to face peepte— dedication of the face to face peepte eete— dedication of the face to face peepte eete et— dedication of the face to face people 99% of whom were trtttamt— people 99% of whom were brilliant, 1— people 99% of whom were brilliant, 1 or— people 99% of whom were brilliant, 1 or 2— people 99% of whom were brilliant, 1 or 2 which we know, whteh— brilliant, 1 or 2 which we know, whteh we— brilliant, 1 or 2 which we know, which we know— brilliant, 1 or 2 which we know, which we know have gone into the wremg— which we know have gone into the wrong profession,— which we know have gone into the wrong profession, but the bureaucracy,— wrong profession, but the bureaucracy, i— wrong profession, but the bureaucracy, i was absolutely aetehtehet. — bureaucracy, i was absolutely astonished. i— bureaucracy, i was absolutely astonished. i was- bureaucracy, i was absolutely astonished. t astonished. i was released by the consultant at 9:30 in the morning and i had to have a quick x—ray and a bit of physio and take some pills by the time i got out, it was 6:30 in the evening because the and i was occupying a bed. all this time heauee— occupying a bed. all this time heauee et— occupying a bed. all this time because of inefficient- because of inefficient bureaucracy. - because of inefficient bureaucracy. the thing is, if the— bureaucracy. the thing is, if the hec— bureaucracy. the thing is, if the etc amt— bureaucracy. the thing is, if the bbc and the likes of the bbc eehthue— the bbc and the likes of the bbc eemthue te— the bbc and the likes of the bbc continue to treat— the bbc and the likes of the bbc continue to treat the nhs like a eutt— continue to treat the nhs like a eutt. the— continue to treat the nhs like a eutt. the wus— continue to treat the nhs like a cult, the nhs is— continue to treat the nhs like a cult, the nhs is a— continue to treat the nhs like a cult, the nhs is a religion to tmprewe. — cult, the nhs is a religion to improve. christine- cult, the nhs is a religion to improve. jr“ cult, the nhs is a religion to- improve. christine hamilton adam brooks, nigel nelson stand by brooks, nigel nelson do stand by because in the media because coming up in the media buzz msm struggles to buzz as the msm struggles to accept gb news success at the tric awards in england, cricketer jonny bairstow loses his with just stop oil his patience with just stop oil eco superstar panel eco zealots. my superstar panel have plenty more to get stuck into tonight. but next, tom into tonight. but next, as tom bower drops his latest bombshell

on that prince harry on this show that prince harry believes meghan and i promise you true, is you this is true, is communicating with princess diana the grave. diana from beyond the grave. what would actually be saying what would di actually be saying if she were here today? her former butler and close personal friend paul burrell offers his insight on that and gives us a bombshell update on his own potential legal action against harry. paul burrell live next. don't go anywhere .

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straight to . gb views. straight to. gb views. legendary comic jim straight to. gb views. - legendary comic jim davidson on the way— legendary comic jim davidson on the way wtth— legendary comic jim davidson on the way with his— legendary comic jim davidson on the way with his unique take on the way with his unique take on the eete— the way with his unique take on the eete htg— the way with his unique take on the week's big stories. but ttret.— the week's big stories. but ttret. em— the week's big stories. but first, on the— the week's big stories. but first, on the show last night, our esteemed— first, on the show last night, our esteemed royal biographer tem— our esteemed royal biographer rem hewer— our esteemed royal biographer tom bower dropped this bombshell aheut— tom bower dropped this bombshell aheut-aht— tom bower dropped this bombshell about-and duchess- tom bower dropped this bombshell about and duchess of about the duke and duchess of sue— about the duke and duchess of sussex. watch _ about the duke and duchess of sussex. watch in— about the duke and duchess of sussex. watch in touch with drama— sussex. watch in touch with htama amt— sussex. watch in touch with diana and that— sussex. watch in touch with diana and that diana, that diana is diana and that diana, that diana te aeeurhg— diana and that diana, that diana is assuring princess diana, trheeee— is assuring princess diana, princess diana,— is assuring princess diana, princess diana, the mother, and that— princess diana, the mother, and that heghah— princess diana, the mother, and that hegham te— princess diana, the mother, and that meghan is assuring harry that— that meghan is assuring harry that he— that meghan is assuring harry that his mother— that meghan is assuring harry that his mother is absolutely that— that his mother is absolutely sure that what— that his mother is absolutely sure that what they're doing is rtght. — sure that what they're doing is rtght. aut— sure that what they're doing is right. and she— sure that what they're doing is right. ' “rt right. and she supports them. absolutely in everything they're doing . all righty, then. but doing. all righty, then. but let's say that the spirit- stir q q“. but let's say that the spirit of the tate — let's say that the spirit of the late princess— let's say that the spirit of the late princess diana was in touch wtth— late princess diana was in touch wtth the— late princess diana was in touch with the sussexes— late princess diana was in touch with the sussexes would she really— with the sussexes would she reattw te— with the sussexes would she really be supporting their eampatgm— really be supporting their campaign against the royal family?— campaign against the royal family? well— campaign against the royal family? well to respond, i'm tettghtet— family? well to respond, i'm tettghtet te— family? well to respond, i'm delighted to be— family? well to respond, i'm delighted to be joined by her termer— delighted to be joined by her former butler,— delighted to be joined by her former butler, close friend, the tetat— former butler, close friend, the royal commentator and insider , royal commentator and insider, taut— royal commentator and insider, taut turret.— royal commentator and insider, paul burrell. so— royal commentator and insider, paul burrell. so paul, what did you— paul burrell. so paul, what did weu mate— paul burrell. so paul, what did you mate et— paul burrell. so paul, what did

you make of this— paul burrell. so paul, what did you make of this .— paul burrell. so paul, what did you make of this . oh, we're just you make of this. oh, we're just watthg— you make of this. oh, we're just watttmg te— you make of this. oh, we're just watttmg te get— you make of this. oh, we're just waiting to get paul's audio . we waiting to get paul's audio. we wtt. — waiting to get paul's audio. we wtt. tm— waiting to get paul's audio. we wtt. t-m eerw— waiting to get paul's audio. we wtt. t-m eerw .— waiting to get paul's audio. we will. i'm sorry . sorry, paul. we will. i'm sorry. sorry, paul. we hear— will. i'm sorry. sorry, paul. we hear weu— will. i'm sorry. sorry, paul. we can hear you now.— will. i'm sorry. sorry, paul. we can hear you now. so paul, start agate.— can hear you now. so paul, start agah. what— can hear you now. so paul, start agam. what ttt— can hear you now. so paul, start again. what did you make of this extraerthaw— again. what did you make of this extraordinary moment, dan ? j?“ extraordinary moment, dan? dan, hare— extraordinary moment, dan? dan, have we— extraordinary moment, dan? dan, have we get— extraordinary moment, dan? dan, have we get te— extraordinary moment, dan? dan, have we got to an— extraordinary moment, dan? dan, have we got to an all— extraordinary moment, dan? dan, have we got to an all time low? because i think this couple are delusional and have lost the plot. if meghan is receiving messages from princess diana , messages from princess diana, she must have very bad reception an because the princess would neven an because the princess would never, ever support sort what meghan and harry are doing in trashing the royal family especially william . and over the especially william. and over the years i've received many letters, of course, from the princess in which she is a fervent supporter of the monarchy . and she she expected monarchy. and she she expected her boys to be exactly the same. i think this is a crude attempt to use the good profile of

princess diana to support the actions of the sussexes and indeed to promote their brand, which is failing. indeed to promote their brand, which is failing . i think it's which is failing. i think it's a very, very low move for them to make. to say that the princess is coming from the other side to support them. i do not believe that i support them. i do not believe that! do support them. i do not believe that i do not believe it's true . and of course, this is what tem— . and of course, this is what rem hewer— . and of course, this is what tom bower has— and of course, this is what tom bower has been reporting. hut— tom bower has been reporting. hut there— tom bower has been reporting. but there were— tom bower has been reporting. but there were hints at this, weemt— but there were hints at this, weren't there,— but there were hints at this, weren't there, paul, in prince harry-e— weren't there, paul, in prince harry's autobiography , spare, harry's autobiography, spare, where— harry's autobiography, spare, where he— harry's autobiography, spare, where he spoke— harry's autobiography, spare, where he spoke about this moment where— where he spoke about this moment where hegham— where he spoke about this moment where meghan felt— where he spoke about this moment where meghan felt very connected at drama-e— where meghan felt very connected at ttama-e grave— where meghan felt very connected at diana's grave .— where meghan felt very connected at diana's grave . do you think at diana's grave. do you think hegham— at diana's grave. do you think hegham te— at diana's grave. do you think meghan is playing on harry's wutmeratte— meghan is playing on harry's vulnerable abilities emotionally whea— vulnerable abilities emotionally when t— vulnerable abilities emotionally when it comes— vulnerable abilities emotionally when it comes to— vulnerable abilities emotionally when it comes to his mother ? cj�*" when it comes to his mother? of ot— when it comes to his mother? of course. of course.— when it comes to his mother? of course. of course. she— when it comes to his mother? of course. of course. she is- when it comes to his mother? of course. of course. she is ,- when it comes to his mother? cj�*" course. of course. she is, dan, of course. i've always said that when this third six year old mature , professional woman who

mature, professional woman who knew exactly what she wanted whispered into harry's ear, harry, if we were a couple, we could change the world. harry did never heard meghan's voice . did never heard meghan's voice. he heard diana's voice . and so he heard diana's voice. and so really, he's got the mother that he he lost in meghan. it's a very complex situation. i know, but , you know, she's very but, you know, she's very clever. i believe she's manipulative. i believe she is using this situation the very best of her abilities as she's a very clever woman . she might be very clever woman. she might be eewert— very clever woman. she might be eewert taut.— very clever woman. she might be clever, paul, but— very clever woman. she might be clever, paul, but she's— very clever woman. she might be clever, paul, but she's no- clever, paul, but she's no drama.— clever, paul, but she's no htaha. te— clever, paul, but she's no diana. is she— clever, paul, but she's no diana. is she ?- clever, paul, but she's no diana. is she ? because diana us diana. is she? because diana us ueet— diana. is she? because diana us ueet her— diana. is she? because diana us ueet her wew— diana. is she? because diana us used her very short— diana. is she? because diana us used her very short time on earth— used her very short time on earth te— used her very short time on earth to make— used her very short time on earth to make genuine change for the wertt. — earth to make genuine change for the world. and,— earth to make genuine change for the world. and, you— earth to make genuine change for the world. and, you know, tuttmta— the world. and, you know, bulimia, hiv— the world. and, you know, bulimia, hiv ,— the world. and, you know, bulimia, hiv , aids, landmines, bulimia, hiv, aids, landmines, you— bulimia, hiv, aids, landmines, weu thew— bulimia, hiv, aids, landmines, you knew .— bulimia, hiv, aids, landmines, you knew . ee— bulimia, hiv, aids, landmines, you know , so many huge issues you know, so many huge issues that— you know, so many huge issues that ehe— you know, so many huge issues that ehe put— you know, so many huge issues that she put her— you know, so many huge issues that she put her personal reputattem— that she put her personal reputation on— that she put her personal reputation on the line because at the— reputation on the line because at the ttme.— reputation on the line because at the time, no— reputation on the line because at the time, no one was talking putttetw— at the time, no one was talking putttetw aheut— at the time, no one was talking publicly about these issues.

hegham— publicly about these issues. hegham hae— publicly about these issues. meghan has nothing like that to ehew— meghan has nothing like that to ehew ter— meghan has nothing like that to ehew ter her— meghan has nothing like that to show for her time— meghan has nothing like that to show for her time in the royal tamtw — show for her time in the royal tamtw .— show for her time in the royal family t he— show for her time in the royal family i no, she— show for her time in the royal family t: family i no, she could not step into the shoes of princess diana because diana only gave what, what, what meghan and harry have donein what, what meghan and harry have done in america. they've taken on they've they've done commercial deals for money. when will they get off their backsides and do something for nothing and do something for other people all the way? princess diana did . when will princess diana did. when will they do a public duty? the way william and catherine are doing their work in this country ? i their work in this country? i would send them out to africa . i would send them out to africa. i would send them out to africa. i would send them out to africa. i would send harry to sentebale his charity. i would send meghan out there to help young women in africa. but when will they learn they can't always take. they have to give. very good point. now, look, in other news, paul, significant news lawyers for mirror group newspapers have said prince harry is suing the press as a moral crusader , not

press as a moral crusader, not because he has any actual evidence . us however, you evidence. us however, you potentially, paul, have your own legal battle brewing with harry after he attacked you in the high court with claims you say are untrue. so before we get you to reveal what's going on, this is a reminder of the duke's comments spoken by an actor for the first who says may have come from a voicemail. that's how i've from a voicemail. that's how twe atwawe— from a voicemail. that's how i've always seen— from a voicemail. that's how i've always seen him.- t . that's how i've always seen him. hindsight is i've always seen him. hindsight he a— i've always seen him. hindsight he a wew— i've always seen him. hindsight is a very different— i've always seen him. hindsight is a very different thing . i is a very different thing. i eem-t— is a very different thing. i can't remember whether i wanted a meethg— can't remember whether i wanted a meettmg er— can't remember whether i wanted a meeting or not. _ can't remember whether i wanted a meeting or not. so, paul, have you been in touch with prince harry's legal team since that ? harry's legal team since that? i certainly have. dan because attheugh— i certainly have. dan because attheugh harry— i certainly have. dan because although harry has a right to pueue— although harry has a right to pueue hte— although harry has a right to pursue his claim— although harry has a right to pursue his claim through british eeuert— pursue his claim through british eeuert atehg— pursue his claim through british courts, along with— pursue his claim through british courts, along with several other peepte— courts, along with several other peepte pureumg— courts, along with several other people pursuing claims , i in people pursuing claims, i in euppert— people pursuing claims, i in euppert et— people pursuing claims, i in euppert et hte— people pursuing claims, i in support of his claim he had to whte— support of his claim he had to wrtte a— support of his claim he had to write a witness— support of his claim he had to write a witness statement, and that— write a witness statement, and that re— write a witness statement, and that he a— write a witness statement, and that he a tegat— write a witness statement, and that is a legal document. and eath— that is a legal document. and eath whteh— that is a legal document. and oath which supports his case. i tuet— oath which supports his case. i tuet wteh— oath which supports his case. i tuet wteh that— oath which supports his case. i just wish that he— oath which supports his case. i just wish that he would get his

wttmeee— just wish that he would get his witness statement correct with eerreet— witness statement correct with eerreet wett— witness statement correct with correct word and _ witness statement correct with correct word and advice in there.— correct word and advice in there, because _ correct word and advice in there, because personally , he there, because personally, he eart— there, because personally, he eatt aheut— there, because personally, he said about me— there, because personally, he said about me that i have sold his said about me that i have sold hte mether-e— said about me that i have sold his mother's possessions, which is his mother's possessions, which he eemptete— his mother's possessions, which is complete untrue. so you can't trhg— is complete untrue. so you can't trhg a— is complete untrue. so you can't bring a witness— is complete untrue. so you can't bring a witness statement into eeutt.— bring a witness statement into eeurt. whteh— bring a witness statement into court, which is— bring a witness statement into court, which is untrue. i have wrtttem— court, which is untrue. i have wrtttem te— court, which is untrue. i have written to clinton's his solicitors— written to clinton's his solicitors three times now to aet— solicitors three times now to aet them — solicitors three times now to aet them eh— solicitors three times now to ask them on what basis does he teee— ask them on what basis does he teee he— ask them on what basis does he teee he mate— ask them on what basis does he does he make these claims? heauee— does he make these claims? heauee .— does he make these claims? because i would— does he make these claims? because i would like to know whether— because i would like to know whether er— because i would like to know whether or not— because i would like to know whether or not it— because i would like to know whether or not it harry has ewtehee— whether or not it harry has ewtemee .— whether or not it harry has ewtemee . .— whether or not it harry has evidence . i know he doesn't, but evidence. i know he doesn't, but what— evidence. i know he doesn't, but what ghee— evidence. i know he doesn't, but what gtwee htm — evidence. i know he doesn't, but what gives him the— evidence. i know he doesn't, but what gives him the right right to what gives him the right right te mate— what gives him the right right to make these— what gives him the right right to make these claims in a court of to make these claims in a court et taw— to make these claims in a court et taw aheut— to make these claims in a court of law about me— to make these claims in a court of law about me that is tetamatew— of law about me that is defamatory and it's untrue. and i'm defamatory and it's untrue. and t-m ettt— defamatory and it's untrue. and i'm still waiting— defamatory and it's untrue. and i'm still waiting for a reply . i'm still waiting for a reply. aut— i'm still waiting for a reply. art ghet— i'm still waiting for a reply. apt gtweh peu— i'm still waiting for a reply. and given you haven't- i'm still waiting for a reply. and given you haven't got that reply , i believe that you are reply, i believe that you are consider bring taking this to the law society . motty yes, well

the law society. motty yes, well . my— the law society. motty yes, well . my huetamt-e— the law society. motty yes, well . my huetamt-e a— t rt.qr motty yes, well , my husband's a lawyer, so he eaye— , my husband's a lawyer, so he eaye te— , my husband's a lawyer, so he eaye te me— , my husband's a lawyer, so he says to me, well,— , my husband's a lawyer, so he says to me, well, you know , if says to me, well, you know, if we eem-t— says to me, well, you know, if we eam-t get— says to me, well, you know, if we eam-t get a— says to me, well, you know, if we can't get a reply from cthteme— we can't get a reply from clintons who— we can't get a reply from clintons who are representing harry.— clintons who are representing harry. we— clintons who are representing harry. we wtt— clintons who are representing harry, we will have to go turther— harry, we will have to go turther up— harry, we will have to go further up the— harry, we will have to go further up the ladder. and eemptah— further up the ladder. and complain because we have a right to complain because we have a right te eemptatm— complain because we have a right te eemptah. .— complain because we have a right to complain. i have— complain because we have a right to complain. i have a right to say— to complain. i have a right to eay thre— to complain. i have a right to eay thte te— to complain. i have a right to say this is untrue.— to complain. i have a right to say this is untrue. and if this is say this is untrue. and if this he hrueut— say this is untrue. and if this is untrue, what— say this is untrue. and if this is untrue, what other parts of harry-e— is untrue, what other parts of harry's witness _ is untrue, what other parts of harry's witness statements are umtruee— harry's witness statements are untrue? indeed. _ harry's witness statements are untrue? indeed. t: untrue? indeed. indeed, that is, i think, the critical point in terms of his public reputation. but in terms of your reputation, paul,if but in terms of your reputation, paul , if you but in terms of your reputation, paul, if you don't get some sort of retraction from prince harry, are you prepared to pursue him legally ? i am. i am prepared to legally? i am. i am prepared to pueue— legally? i am. i am prepared to pueue thre— legally? i am. i am prepared to pursue this further.— q“ i am. i am prepared to pursue this further. yes because it's pursue this further. yes because he my— pursue this further. yes because it's my reputation— pursue this further. yes because it's my reputation at stake. tte— it's my reputation at stake. he met— it's my reputation at stake. he met tuet— it's my reputation at stake. it's not just harry. harry is a very— it's not just harry. harry is a very prtwteget— it's not just harry. harry is a very privileged young man , and very privileged young man, and me— very privileged young man, and me a— very privileged young man, and he's a petulant— very privileged young man, and he's a petulant young man as wet.— he's a petulant young man as wet. hut— he's a petulant young man as wet. hut .— he's a petulant young man as well. but i have— he's a petulant young man as well. but i have a— he's a petulant young man as

well. but i have a right to teteht— well. but i have a right to defend myself,— well. but i have a right to defend myself, too. t: defend myself, too. so you could end defend myself, too. so you could eht up— defend myself, too. so you could end up suing prince harry for defamation if he refuses to retract the false claim? yes, it it could go that far. - retract the false claim? yes, it it could go that far. watch this pa — it could go that far. watch this space, dan wow . paul it could go that far. t t j?“ paul barrow, space, dan wow. paul barrow, keep— space, dan wow. paul barrow, teep ue— space, dan wow. paul barrow, teep ue peetet— t j?“ paul barrow, keep us posted. diana's rock eteee— keep us posted. diana's rock close personal— keep us posted. diana's rock close personal friend. so great to close personal friend. so great te have— close personal friend. so great te have yeu— close personal friend. so great to have you, paul.— close personal friend. so great to have you, paul. speak soon. teet— to have you, paul. speak soon. eeet te— to have you, paul. speak soon. eeet te eee— to have you, paul. speak soon. good to see you,— to have you, paul. speak soon. good to see you, dan,- to have you, paul. speak soon. good to see you, dan, but- to have you, paul. speak soon. good to see you, dan, but coming up in uncancelled as gb news cause a mainstream media meltdown at the tric awards and elton john's glastonbury set splits opinion in comedy legend jim davidson joins me to give his uniquely irreverent take on the hot stories of the woke week. but next in the media buzz wtth— week. but next in the media buzz wtth that— week. but next in the media buzz with that success— but next in the media buzz with that success bitterly teeret— with that success bitterly jeered ty— with that success bitterly jeered by the _ with that success bitterly jeered by the msm. has the broadcasting— jeered by the msm. has the broadcasting establishment tergetteh— broadcasting establishment forgotten who— broadcasting establishment forgotten who they are meant to eehe— forgotten who they are meant to eewe et— forgotten who they are meant to eewe et the — forgotten who they are meant to serve of the british public? my euperetar— serve of the british public? my superstar panel— serve of the british public? my superstar panel will have plenty to superstar panel will have plenty te eay. — superstar panel will have plenty te eay. ttue— superstar panel will have plenty te eay. htue tm— superstar panel will have plenty to say. plus, i'm going to show you— to say. plus, i'm going to show yeu hew— to say. plus, i'm going to show yeu hew eeut— to say. plus, i'm going to show you how sour grapes susanna reid reaetet— you how sour grapes susanna reid reaetet te— you how sour grapes susanna reid reacted to being— you how sour grapes susanna reid reacted to being beaten by nigel

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portillo gb news britain's news . channel let's return to tomorrow's news- ’“ let's return to tomorrow's news site now in our metha— tomorrow's news site now in our metta tun.— tomorrow's news site now in our media buzz. more— tomorrow's news site now in our media buzz. more front pages are in media buzz. more front pages are he the— media buzz. more front pages are he the eye.— media buzz. more front pages are in the eye. reports— media buzz. more front pages are in the eye. reports that uk taxpayere— in the eye. reports that uk taxpayers could— in the eye. reports that uk taxpayers could bail out failing chha— taxpayers could bail out failing chha amt— taxpayers could bail out failing china and abu— taxpayers could bail out failing china and abu dhabi owned thames water— china and abu dhabi owned thames water .— china and abu dhabi owned thames water . whteh— china and abu dhabi owned thames water , which has— china and abu dhabi owned thames water , which has paid out water, which has paid out tttteme— water, which has paid out billions in— water, which has paid out billions in dividends to its shareholders— billions in dividends to its shareholders ,— billions in dividends to its shareholders , despite its £14 shareholders, despite its £14 ttttem— shareholders, despite its £14 billion debt.— shareholders, despite its £14 billion debt. the daily mail atee— billion debt. the daily mail atee teate— billion debt. the daily mail also leads on— billion debt. the daily mail also leads on the ongoing nhs heetere— also leads on the ongoing nhs doctors strike— also leads on the ongoing nhs doctors strike with an exclusive rewetattem— doctors strike with an exclusive revelation that— doctors strike with an exclusive revelation that medical unions are revelation that medical unions attewhg— revelation that medical unions are allowing consultants on meteo— are allowing consultants on meete a— are allowing consultants on £128,000 a year— are allowing consultants on £128,000 a year to do private wett— £128,000 a year to do private wert whte— £128,000 a year to do private work while on— £128,000 a year to do private work while on strike days in what— work while on strike days in what the— work while on strike days in what the paper— work while on strike days in what the paper is calling a kick in what the paper is calling a kick h the— what the paper is calling a kick h the teeth— what the paper is calling a kick in the teeth for— what the paper is calling a kick in the teeth for patients. and

of course, the _ in the teeth for patients. and of course, the main picture there— of course, the main picture there et— of course, the main picture there of madonna is being in htemewe— there of madonna is being in intensive care— there of madonna is being in intensive care and has cancelled her teur— intensive care and has cancelled her teur .— intensive care and has cancelled her tour , apparently because of her tour, apparently because of a taetertat— her tour, apparently because of a bacterial infection, which is, of a bacterial infection, which is, et werry— a bacterial infection, which is, et werry .— a bacterial infection, which is, of course, worry . news for i'm of course, worry. news for i'm gehg— of course, worry. news for i'm getmg te— of course, worry. news for i'm getmg te eay— of course, worry. news for i'm going to say this,— of course, worry. news for i'm going to say this, the undisputed- going to say this, the undisputed queen of pop and sad to undisputed queen of pop and sad te eee— undisputed queen of pop and sad te her— undisputed queen of pop and sad te her gemg— undisputed queen of pop and sad to see her going through eemethhg— to see her going through something like this. actually, my euperetar— something like this. actually, my superstar panel. back with me the— my superstar panel. back with me now, the broadcaster and author chrtethe— now, the broadcaster and author christine hamilton, the businessman- christine hamilton, the businessman and activist adam hreetee— businessman and activist adam hreetee. amt— businessman and activist adam brookes, and gb— businessman and activist adam brookes, and gb news senior petttteat— brookes, and gb news senior political commentator nigel nehem— political commentator nigel weteem-mew- political commentator nigel nelson. now the nelson. now now the reverberations from the woke tv htuetry-e— reverberations from the woke tv industry's meltdown continue tetay— industry's meltdown continue tetay ae— industry's meltdown continue today as their— industry's meltdown continue today as their bitterness at gb wewe— today as their bitterness at gb wewe amt— today as their bitterness at gb news and nigel— today as their bitterness at gb news and nigel farage sensationally scooping two tric awarte— sensationally scooping two tric awarte weht— sensationally scooping two tric awards went to _ sensationally scooping two tric awards went to new levels after unsavoury heckling and booing as wtget— unsavoury heckling and booing as nigel collected— unsavoury heckling and booing as nigel collected that gong yeetertay. — nigel collected that gong yesterday. even the establishment stooges within trtetet— establishment stooges within tricked themselves were unable to tricked themselves were unable te htte— tricked themselves were unable te htte thetr— tricked themselves were unable to hide their contempt at our success and our— to hide their contempt at our success and our viewers, they aetuatty— success and our viewers, they actually deleted _ success and our viewers, they actually deleted the tweet they had actually deleted the tweet they hat htttatty— actually deleted the tweet they had initially put— actually deleted the tweet they had initially put out.

congratulate you, nigel, on his well—deserved— congratulate you, nigel, on his well—deserved win. it did go teet— well—deserved win. it did go taet up— well—deserved win. it did go taet up .— well—deserved win. it did go taet up . tut— well—deserved win. it did go back up , but without the back up, but without the sponsor's name in which is very tetthg— sponsor's name in which is very tettmg. wtget— sponsor's name in which is very telling. nigel of— sponsor's name in which is very telling. nigel of course, wasn't tathg— telling. nigel of course, wasn't tathg rt.— telling. nigel of course, wasn't tatmg tt. tymg— telling. nigel of course, wasn't taking it. lying down. watch . taking it. lying down. watch it weutt— taking it. lying down. watch it weutt seem— taking it. lying down. watch it would seem that— taking it. lying down. watch it would seem that all- taking it. lying down. watch it would seem that all of- taking it. lying down. watch it would seem that all of these people hate the british public. it's not me they hate. it's the peepte— it's not me they hate. it's the peepte that— it's not me they hate. it's the people that voted for me. they hate. and that's why the whole thing needs a massive shake up. gb will be complaining in gb news will be complaining in the strongest terms . yeah very the strongest terms. yeah very good point. that's the tweet trem— good point. that's the tweet from susanna— good point. that's the tweet from susanna reid- qt that's the tweet from susanna reid lashing out at gb from susanna reid lashing out at he wewe.— from susanna reid lashing out at he wewe. very— from susanna reid lashing out at gb news. very own— from susanna reid lashing out at gb news. very own andrew pierce atter— gb news. very own andrew pierce atter he— gb news. very own andrew pierce after he declared— gb news. very own andrew pierce after he declared the win was h— after he declared the win was h the — after he declared the win was h the eye— after he declared the win was one in the eye for— after he declared the win was one in the eye for the established- one in the eye for the established talent. writing in response that— established talent. writing in response that today's gmb will be interesting— response that today's gmb will be interesting ,— response that today's gmb will be interesting, as— response that today's gmb will be interesting, as has promised, a sore loser. susanna still tttter— a sore loser. susanna still bitter that— a sore loser. susanna still bitter that nigel pipped her to the awart— bitter that nigel pipped her to the award for— bitter that nigel pipped her to the award for best news preeemter. — the award for best news presenter. look at this . �*thth.. presenter. look at this. well, that— presenter. look at this. well, that wa— presenter. look at this. well, that the— presenter. look at this. well, that was the end of a of a speech which was actually the longest acceptance spirit. i'd say it was about 5 or 6 minutes long, or maybe it felt like that

in the room. nigel beat you. he did indeed. the only woman on the shortlist, right? well, actually a very long shortlist. yeah, congrats to nigel. but yeah, but congrats to nigel. but a lot of boos, kevin. i mean, he will revel in that. yes. and he did . and to be fair, i think he did. and to be fair, i think he kind of them up and then kind of whipped them up and then one of the editors at the independent, sean o'grady, posted deranged tweets saying gb news is not balanced, but channel 4 news is . so the channel 4 news is. so the establishment— channel 4 news is. so the establishment media- ”t \ so the establishment media clearly reatty— establishment media clearly really struggling with the fact that— really struggling with the fact that he — really struggling with the fact that gb news— really struggling with the fact that gb news is— really struggling with the fact that gb news is in touch with our viewers. adam brooks, you aetuatty— our viewers. adam brooks, you aetuatty hat— our viewers. adam brooks, you aetuatty hat a— our viewers. adam brooks, you actually had a bit— our viewers. adam brooks, you actually had a bit of a twitter rte— actually had a bit of a twitter rte wtth— actually had a bit of a twitter rile with this— actually had a bit of a twitter rile with this bloke at the independent— rile with this bloke at the independent to be fair, i've had atew— independent to be fair, i've had a tew twttter— independent to be fair, i've had a few twitter hours with sean o-eraty. — a few twitter hours with sean e-eraty. hee— a few twitter hours with sean o'grady. he's quite- a few twitter hours with sean o'grady. rt. o'grady. he's quite immature with a lot of the tweets that he directs him in my direction. well, he obviously doesn't know what talking about. if he what he's talking about. if he says channel 4 news what he's talking about. if he says-channel 4 news is. says that channel 4 news is i at — says that channel 4 news is i at .— says that channel 4 news is i did. i actually— says that channel 4 news is i did. t t: says that channel 4 news is i did. i actually responded with loads of laughing emojis to that statement. look, it's statement. but look, it's glorious the meltdown. i glorious to see the meltdown. i mean, the responses to some of my tweets and fellow gb news

presenters and contributors tweets i was up for about an hour reading and laughing . they hour reading and laughing. they do not know to how handle this. and that goes from the lefties to some of the mainstream media sort of bigwigs. they cannot accept that people watch and listen to this channel and it scares them. they want to shut it scares them. they want to shut tt tewh. — scares them. they want to shut tt tewh. what— scares them. they want to shut it down. what did— scares them. they want to shut it down. what did you- t ”65 they want to shut it down. what did you make of sueama— it down. what did you make of susanna reid's— it down. what did you make of susanna reid's response? chrtethe— susanna reid's response? christine hamilton because she waet— christine hamilton because she waet happy— christine hamilton because she wasn't happy about being beaten by wasn't happy about being beaten ty wtget— wasn't happy about being beaten ty wtget tarage— wasn't happy about being beaten by nigel farage and poor harthg. — by nigel farage and poor darling. imean,- by nigel farage and poor darling. ’“ by nigel farage and poor darling. ’“ darling. i mean, she was the only woman shortlist, so only woman on the shortlist, so she should have shouldn't she should have won, shouldn't she? that undertone, she? that was the undertone, waet— she? that was the undertone, weemt-that— she? that was the undertone, wasn't-that was- she? that was the undertone, wasn't-that was mind . wasn't it? that was mind blowing. do you know when first of they laughed gb of all, they laughed at gb news, then tried to ignore gb then they tried to ignore gb news. well, they're not laughing mew-that— news. well, they're not laughing hew-thht .— news. well, they're not laughing hew-thht . yeu— \r well, they're not laughing now, think , you know, now, and i think, you know, the reaetet— now, and i think, you know, the reaction mainstream media reaction of the mainstream media has reaction of the mainstream media hae teem— reaction of the mainstream media has been hilarious. ' t has been hilarious. and now they-re— has been hilarious. and now they're trying to shut us down. it and they they it is literally. and they they they tried to stop people advertising. there was a eemeertet— advertising. there was a concerted attempt- “q there was a concerted attempt to try and etep— concerted attempt to try and etep peepte— concerted attempt to try and stop people advertising in in the earty— stop people advertising in in the early days. _ stop people advertising in in the early days. “rth ”c; .. the early days. they're still at t. amt— the early days. they're still at t. amt .— the early days. they're still at t. amt t tuet— the early days. they're still at it. and i just thought- the early days. “rth ”c; ..

. and i just thought it was it. and i just thought it was ateetutety— . and i just thought it was absolutely glorious. fryston they— absolutely glorious. fryston they tea-t— absolutely glorious. fryston they don't like— absolutely glorious. fryston they don't like it up. em do theye — they don't like it up. em do theye we.— they don't like it up. em do they? no, they— they don't like it up. em do they? \rtr rtrtr“ . they don't like it up. em do they? \rrtr t“ . they don't like it up. em do they? \rtr rtrtr“. . they don't like it up. em do they? \rtr rtrtr“ . . they? no, they don't. but it is still going mean, nigel, still going on. i mean, nigel, yesterday was booted out. he's a nominee. he was booted out of the pre reception before the awards that because of the sponsor the main headline sponsor the main headline sponsor today my sponsor and then today my suspicion is that the reason that the tric awards actually deleted then deleted their tweet and then reposted it was because the sponsor which nigel has investigated and it turns out that the sponsor is very woke and the woman behind it has blm connections . can you wanted the connections. can you wanted the sponsors name removed? yes, i can, but i've forgotten actually . oh, i see. i wondered if you very— . oh, i see. i wondered if you were very carefully. - cj“ i wondered if you were very carefully. i'm not tettg— were very carefully. i'm not being careful. were very carefully. “q t euronics. \rtr being careful. euronics. no, they were the sponsor of the main awards. poorly because this is a main awards. poorly because this he a putte— main awards. poorly because this he a puttte vete— main awards. poorly because this is a public vote. the— t“ t poorly because this is a public vote. the sponsor eheutt— is a public vote. the sponsor should have— is a public vote. the sponsor should have nothing to do with the outcome. _ should have nothing to do with the outcome. they— should have nothing to do with the outcome. “rth the outcome. they sponsor the event for whatever reason they do, should have no no do, and they should have no no truck who votes for whom truck with who votes for whom and whatever which program . and whatever which program. it's appalling. nigel nelson very funny. you're it's appalling. \r qrt. \ arty you're obviously very funny. you're obviously trem— very funny. you're obviously trem the— very funny. you're obviously from the left— very funny. you're obviously from the left of—

arty you're obviously from the left of politics, but here— from the left of politics, but here yeu— from the left of politics, but here yeu are— from the left of politics, but here you are working at gb news. what— here you are working at gb news. what te— here you are working at gb news. what te yeur— here you are working at gb news. what do your woke— here you are working at gb news. what do your woke utopians in the wett— what do your woke utopians in the hush amt— what do your woke utopians in the msm and the— what do your woke utopians in the msm and the establishment that— the msm and the establishment that aheut— the msm and the establishment think about that?— the msm and the establishment think about that? because hemeetty— think about that? because hemeetty .— think about that? because heheetty . .— think about that? because honestly , i was in that room honestly, i was in that room yeetertay— honestly, i was in that room yeetertay amt— honestly, i was in that room yesterday and there was a tetrte— yesterday and there was a febrile and— yesterday and there was a febrile and nasty atmosphere that— febrile and nasty atmosphere that weht— febrile and nasty atmosphere that went through the room when wtget— that went through the room when wtget wae— that went through the room when wtget up— that went through the room when wtget up eh— that went through the room when nigel was up on stage delivering some home truths. “411?" ' “rt nigel was up on stage delivering some home truths. / ““rt . some home truths. yeah. and it was absolutely appalling the way he was treated as far as my position goes, the gb news is greatest strength is a genuine commitment to free speech and the long in the tooth . other tv the long in the tooth. other tv channels would do well to take take a leaf out of our book about how free speech actually works. it doesn't really work properly and on bbc , itv sky and properly and on bbc, itv sky and that's because of the of trying to keep this 5050 balance us which just doesn't doesn't cut because is it means that minority views end up getting a disproportionate amount of

airtime. but the thing is, it's atee— airtime. but the thing is, it's atee met— airtime. but the thing is, it's also not true— t. but the thing is, it's also not true because they like to also not true because they like te etatm — also not true because they like te etatm that— also not true because they like to claim that they— also not true because they like to claim that they do the 5050 that— to claim that they do the 5050 that tut— to claim that they do the 5050 thmg. tut they— to claim that they do the 5050 thing, but they don't . because thing, but they don't. because when— thing, but they don't. because when .— thing, but they don't. because when t ame— thing, but they don't. because when i came to— thing, but they don't. because when i came to gb news was in the mttet— when i came to gb news was in the mttet et— when i came to gb news was in the midst of lockdowns when it was absolutely— the midst of lockdowns when it was absolutely impossible to get any ehte— was absolutely impossible to get any erttte et— was absolutely impossible to get any critic of lockdowns on the hec— any critic of lockdowns on the etc er— any critic of lockdowns on the etc er the — any critic of lockdowns on the bbc or the mainstream media at all, bbc or the mainstream media at at. party— bbc or the mainstream media at all, partly because— bbc or the mainstream media at all, partly because of ofcom toot— all, partly because of ofcom tee. ty— all, partly because of ofcom tee. ty the— all, partly because of ofcom tee. ty the way.— all, partly because of ofcom too, by the way, christine, the et— too, by the way, christine, the et the — too, by the way, christine, the name of the company that the epeee— name of the company that the epeee et— name of the company that the sponsor of nigel's awards that wamet— sponsor of nigel's awards that wahtet te— sponsor of nigel's awards that wahtet te te— sponsor of nigel's awards that wanted to be removed from the tweet— wanted to be removed from the tweet te— wanted to be removed from the tweet is screen— wanted to be removed from the tweet is screen hits. and the very— tweet is screen hits. and the very wehe— tweet is screen hits. and the very woke boss— tweet is screen hits. and the very woke boss is- tweet is screen hits. and the very woke boss is called rose at the— very woke boss is called rose at the heme— very woke boss is called rose at kin's house. oh,— very woke boss is called rose at kin's house. oh, it's— very woke boss is called rose at kin's house. oh, it's lady. but then— kin's house. oh, it's lady. but then yeu— kin's house. oh, it's lady. but then you watch— kin's house. oh, it's lady. but then you watch next year they're trying to change the way that these gongs are voted for. but do you know what? i can't have this happen. remove democracy trem— this happen. remove democracy trem theee— this happen. remove democracy from these awards. _ “ remove democracy from these awards. that's from these awards. now that's the hilarious— from these awards. now that's the hilarious they'll the hilarious thing. they'll etther— the hilarious thing. they'll either-news- the hilarious thing. they'll either news from taking either ban gb news from taking part— either ban gb news from taking part-the— either ban gb news from taking part-the awards— either ban gb news from taking part the awards they will part of the awards or they will mate— part of the awards or they will mate-that— part of the awards or they will make-that the— part of the awards or they will make that the votes are make sure that the votes are teettet— make sure that the votes are teettet ty— make sure that the votes are teettet ty a— make sure that the votes are decided by a jury rather than the-eut— decided by a jury rather than the-but-britishl the public. but the british people loser and that people hate a bad loser and that tric awards audience were disgraceful . i tric awards audience were disgraceful. i almost tric awards audience were disgraceful . i almost put them disgraceful. i almost put them forward as my union jackass, but

then i haven't . people just do then i haven't. people just do not like that sort of attitude. you know, if you lose in this country by fairly and squarely, you take it on the chin. that lot. well, they were so horrified they didn't think it was to happen. it will was going to happen. it will gain gb news qrtr “q t“ it will gain gb news support. cj�*" was going to happen. it will- gain gb news support. of course it gain gb news support. of course ttwttt. wett— gain gb news support. of course it will. well, it's— gain gb news support. cj�*" rt.rtr.. . .. well, it's interesting, it will. well, it's interesting, tee-t— it will. well, it's interesting, teh-tlwtgete— . .. well, it's interesting, isn't nigel? comparing this isn't it, nigel? comparing this to isn't it, nigel? comparing this teitrextt— isn't it, nigel? comparing this to brexit campaign the to his brexit campaign now, the teterterathg— to his brexit campaign now, the deteriorating mind of the leader of deteriorating mind of the leader et-wertt.— deteriorating mind of the leader et-wertt. tee - deteriorating mind of the leader of world, joe biden, of the free world, joe biden, mtght— of the free world, joe biden, might something the msm is might be something the msm is tethttety— might be something the msm is definitely prepared to ignore . definitely prepared to ignore. but definitely prepared to ignore. tut me— definitely prepared to ignore. tut eh— definitely prepared to ignore. but come on, we— definitely prepared to ignore. but come on, we can all see, rtghte— but come on, we can all see, rtghte thre— but come on, we can all see, rtghte thte te— but come on, we can all see, right? this is getting so much ty— right? this is getting so much ty the— right? this is getting so much worse by the day— right? this is getting so much worse by the day . it's serious worse by the day. it's serious aht— worse by the day. it's serious aht .— worse by the day. it's serious and i believe— worse by the day. it's serious and i believe it's— worse by the day. it's serious and i believe it's providing a reat— and i believe it's providing a reat threat— and i believe it's providing a real threat now.— and i believe it's providing a real threat now. so earlier joe ttteh— real threat now. so earlier joe biden actually— real threat now. so earlier joe biden actually shouted id at a reperter— biden actually shouted id at a reperter wheh— biden actually shouted id at a reporter when questioned about his reporter when questioned about hte eehe— reporter when questioned about his son's questionable activities. _ his son's questionable activities. watch how president etteh— activities. watch how president etteh .— activities. watch how president etteh . hew— activities. watch how president biden , how involved were you in biden, how involved were you in yeur— biden, how involved were you in your son's chinese— biden, how involved were you in your son's chinese shakedown text— your son's chinese shakedown text message? _ your son's chinese shakedown text message? �*ththtrt .. “q text message? were you sitting there ? were you text message? �*ththtrt .. “q .�*jiiljiil 7’ were you involved? were there? were you involved? were you there? were you involved? were yeu hwetwet— there? were you involved? were yeu thwetwet e — there? were you involved? were you involved ? i— .“rttrt? were you involved? were you involved ? . rtrtr“ . you involved? i wasn't. i don't know. were you know , then he

know. were you know, then he mixed up ukraine, spain and iraq has vladimir putin been weakened by recent events ? it's hard to by recent events? it's hard to tell, but he's clearly losing eeet htght .— the war in iraq. he's losing the at— the war in iraq. he's losing the at heme.— the war in iraq. he's losing the war at home, clearly— ’“ ?rt he's losing the war at home, clearly losing the h— war at home, clearly losing the th hag. — war at home, clearly losing the war in iraq. he's— war at home, clearly losing the war in iraq. rt “q war at home, clearly losing the war in iraq. “q war in iraq. he's losing the war at home. and he is become a bit of a pariah around the world. the war in iraq, the democrats acts— the war in iraq, the democrats acts — the war in iraq, the democrats acas are thinking— the war in iraq, the democrats acas are thinking of letting the— acas are thinking of letting thte trete— acas are thinking of letting this bloke run— acas are thinking of letting this bloke run for another term that— this bloke run for another term that re— this bloke run for another term that is outrageously irresponsible . that is outrageously irresponsible. �*thth.. ?“rt that is outrageously- irresponsible . well, and i'm irresponsible. well, and i'm sorry, i have to start thinking, is it because they want to continue pulling the strings because of an unwell obe who doesn't have his mental faculties intact ? nigel nelson. faculties intact? nigel nelson. adam brooks, christine hamilton do stand by because coming up, johnny bear nato has already seen off a sweaty just stop oil protests today. but he'll have another battle on his hands to

win . tonight's the greatest win. tonight's the greatest britain or union jack acas. we'll find out which . but next we'll find out which. but next in uncanceled as holly willoughby swerves the tric awards to avoid the humiliation of losing out to a place in the sun and a reunion with eamonn holmes. according to an itv insider. can this morning ever regain its daytime crown after the phillip schofield scandal, or is it finished ? and have or is it finished? and have british schoolboys found a rare advantage to the gender madness sweeping our schools? find out with comedy icon the nation's favourite entertainer, jim davidson, who offers his hilarious take. jim davidson in live with me in just two minutes time .

it's time for uncancelled . and it's time for uncancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the

fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and i'm delighted to be joined now by the comedy legend, the nation's top entertainer, jim davidson. now jim, holly willoughby swerved the tric awards yesterday to avoid a run in with ex colleague eamonn holmes. apparently according to an itv insider and it probably was a good thing for her, though, jim, because she missed the humiliation of this morning, losing to the long running losing out to the long running lifestyle show, a place in the sun, as the country's best daytime tv show. so jim, will this morning ever regain its crown after the phillip schofield scandal or is it finished . schofield scandal or is it finished. hi, schofield scandal or is it finished . hi, dan. well, i've finished. hi, dan. well, i've teee— finished. hi, dan. well, i've been listening— finished. hi, dan. well, i've been listening to— �*" t“ t hi, dan. well, i've been listening to this with great— been listening to this with great interest— been listening to this with great interest today and of att— great interest today and of course, all the— great interest today and of course, all the booing and all the— course, all the booing and all the meahhg— course, all the booing and all the moaning and— course, all the booing and all the moaning and the tric awards. there-e— the moaning and the tric awards. there-e ah— the moaning and the tric awards. there's an expression that peepte— there's an expression that peepte trem — there's an expression that people from south—east london ueeltt— people from south—east london ueeltt ahythhg— people from south—east london use if anything doesn't use it. if anything doesn't wet.— use it. if anything doesn't wert. tte— use it. if anything doesn't work, it's called trick. it's a thet— work, it's called trick. it's a trtet he — work, it's called trick. it's a trick horse. it's— work, it's called trick. it's a trick horse. it's a- work, it's called trick. it's a trick horse. it's a trick kamikaze— trick horse. it's a trick kamikaze broke down. it's always teee— kamikaze broke down. it's always teeh a— kamikaze broke down. it's always teeh a ttt— kamikaze broke down. it's always teeh a ttt et— kamikaze broke down. it's always been a bit of a— kamikaze broke down. it's always been a bit of a trick— kamikaze broke down. it's always been a bit of a trick car. teatty— been a bit of a trick car. really doesn't- been a bit of a trick car. really doesn't really do it. tte— really doesn't really do it.

he tate— really doesn't really do it. he take .— really doesn't really do it. it's fake . it's— really doesn't really do it. it's fake . it's awful. and this it's fake. it's awful. and this is it's fake. it's awful. and this he at— it's fake. it's awful. and this he at theee— it's fake. it's awful. and this is all these funny people. and as is all these funny people. and ae ter— is all these funny people. and ae ter watty— is all these funny people. and as for wally willoughby, well, i . tuet— as for wally willoughby, well, i . tuet tet— as for wally willoughby, well, i mean , just let her go off and mean, just let her go off and have— mean, just let her go off and have a— mean, just let her go off and have a holiday.— mean, just let her go off and have a holiday. i— mean, just let her go off and have a holiday. i think it's ttme— have a holiday. i think it's ttme ter— have a holiday. i think it's time for those— have a holiday. i think it's time for those old fashioned teteweteh— time for those old fashioned television programs to look at themeetwee— television programs to look at themselves. this— television programs to look at themselves. this this is the ttme— themselves. this this is the ttme ter— themselves. this this is the time for watching television . an time for watching television. an do time for watching television. an te yeu— time for watching television. an te yeu thew— time for watching television. an te yeu thew tte— time for watching television. an do you know it? absolutely. i was absolute— do you know it? absolutely. i was absolute shocked at the way theee— was absolute shocked at the way theee tuwtee— was absolute shocked at the way these luvvies all— was absolute shocked at the way these luvvies all behaved . i these luvvies all behaved. i wett— these luvvies all behaved. i mean. well, goodbye, all you tet.— mean. well, goodbye, all you tet. tte— mean. well, goodbye, all you tet. he the— mean. well, goodbye, all you lot. it's like watching a load of lot. it's like watching a load et ett— lot. it's like watching a load of old dinosaurs.— lot. it's like watching a load of old dinosaurs. and holly wtteughty— of old dinosaurs. and holly willoughby was right. i don't thht— willoughby was right. i don't thht ehe-e— willoughby was right. i don't think she's running away from the— think she's running away from thte memhg— think she's running away from this morning. or— think she's running away from this morning. or schofield. she-e— this morning. or schofield. she's running— this morning. or schofield. she's running away all them she's running away from all them ether— she's running away from all them ether-she— she's running away from all them other-she doesn't- she's running away from all them other she doesn't want other people. she doesn't want to other people. she doesn't want te—she-e- other people. she doesn't want te—she-e gone-l other people. she doesn't wanti to_she's gone. go to be like them. she's gone. go op.— to be like them. she's gone. go eet—a— to be like them. she's gone. go ett—a mee- to be like them. she's gone. go off,_a nice holiday.| off, holly. have a nice holiday. hetty— off, holly. have a nice holiday. holly willoughby. holly willoughby. �*thth.. ' “rt willoughby. well, yes. and obviously nigel farage obviously jim nigel farage actually fingers up at actually put two fingers up at that audience yesterday when he won best presenter beating won best news presenter beating susanna reid and piers morgan. so here he is, been abused by those bitter and twisted leftie luvvies as he accepted his

award. watch this winner is nigel all you see the investors , please do keep the abuse coming because it says a lot more about you than it does about me . this more about you than it does about me. this is i had much teuter— about me. this is i had much teuter thah— about me. this is i had much louder than this— about me. this is i had much louder than this in— this is i had much louder than this in the european tarttameet— louder than this in the european parliament, sir. _ louder than this in the european parliament, sir. i— louder than this in the european parliament, sir. i am disappointed. bob is wrong and we need reform of this system . we need reform of this system. we need over here we are . we we need over here we are. we teet— we need over here we are. we met the— we need over here we are. we need the heavies— we need over here we are. we need the heavies of- we need over here we are. we need the heavies of governance . need the heavies of governance. and at that point, he was ttteratty— and at that point, he was literally ushered off the stage. jim,— literally ushered off the stage. ttm. te— literally ushered off the stage. hm. te yeu— literally ushered off the stage. jim, do you think— literally ushered off the stage. jim, do you think this is a sure etgh— jim, do you think this is a sure etgh et— jim, do you think this is a sure etgh et teateuey— jim, do you think this is a sure sign of jealousy and inferiority trem— sign of jealousy and inferiority trem a— sign of jealousy and inferiority from a declining— sign of jealousy and inferiority from a declining establishment mettae — from a declining establishment mettae .— from a declining establishment media? i think— from a declining establishment media? i think it's— from a declining establishment media? i think it's worse than that, dan i think it's a sign of fear. and who are those cartoon heavies that came on? i mean , heavies that came on? i mean, get a look at themselves this is what daytime television is like on mainstream tv. it's fake.

it's glossy, it's neon . let me it's glossy, it's neon. let me just tell you something about gb news and my tv program , ustream. news and my tv program, ustream. we've just taken our advertising on gb news and our subscribers. love you straight up 40, 40% in the last month after you advertised on gb news just suddenly the only place we advertise is on gb news. i'm not going to advertise at all. and these woke brands are- these woke brands are missing out these woke brands are missing eut eh— these woke brands are missing eut era that— these woke brands are missing out on that subscriber growth . out on that subscriber growth. wow— out on that subscriber growth. wew. that-e— out on that subscriber growth. wow, that's astonishing. that is aetehtehhg. — wow, that's astonishing. that is astonishing. but— wow, that's astonishing. that is astonishing. but these woke trahte— astonishing. but these woke trahte are— astonishing. but these woke brands are missing out because they— brands are missing out because they tee-t— brands are missing out because they teh-t weht— brands are missing out because they don't want to _ brands are missing out because they don't want to be on the teepte-e— they don't want to be on the people's channel— they don't want to be on the people's channel because we're not people's channel because we're het wehe.— people's channel because we're het wehe. .— people's channel because we're not woke. i mean,— people's channel because we're not woke. i mean, i— people's channel because we're not woke. i mean, i find it extraordinary. _ not woke. i mean, i find it extraordinary. �*thth rtrtr extraordinary. we well, i do love some of the adverts you have on there. there's a lot coming from wales, doesn't it? and we love our welsh ads. jim b—a—ei and we love our welsh ads. jim b—a—e i think nigel— and we love our welsh ads. jim b—a—e i think nigel nigel- b—a—e i think nigel nigel is a mate— b—a—e i think nigel nigel is a mate et— b—a—e i think nigel nigel is a mate et rmhe— b—a—e i think nigel nigel is a mate of mine and— b—a—e i think nigel nigel is a mate of mine and the reason he is mate of mine and the reason he he a— mate of mine and the reason he he a mate— mate of mine and the reason he he a mate et— mate of mine and the reason he is a mate of mine— mate of mine and the reason he is a mate of mine is because he-e— is a mate of mine is because tee a— is a mate of mine is because tee a reatty— is a mate of mine is because he's a really, really good ttete. — he's a really, really good bloke. and— he's a really, really good bloke. and don't- he's a really, really good

bloke. ' t rtrtr“ . q he's a really, really good- bloke. and don't forget this guy is a sort of a politician. he's a people hero on the people's channel and these autocue reading luvvies right. can go do one for me. and that susanna reid, who's always got a face like a smacked bum, if you ask me. i mean, she should really get up, smell the coffee, look what's going on. and go and get herself a job in the women's institute or something. the world's gone mad. no jim's gone mad, mate. and that's all i can say. it has no has has. let's it has no has has. let's move on to glastonbury , where move on to glastonbury, where sir move on to glastonbury, where str ttteh— move on to glastonbury, where etr ttteh rem— move on to glastonbury, where sir elton john john was hailed aetuatty— sir elton john john was hailed aetuatty ae— sir elton john john was hailed actually as one— sir elton john john was hailed actually as one of the greatest acte— actually as one of the greatest aete te— actually as one of the greatest acts to perform _ actually as one of the greatest acts to perform at— actually as one of the greatest acts to perform at the very woke teetwat. — acts to perform at the very woke teetwat. teet— acts to perform at the very woke festival. look at— acts to perform at the very woke festival. look at this . i'm not festival. look at this. i'm not tehg— festival. look at this. i'm not tehg a— festival. look at this. i'm not tehg a eehg. — festival. look at this. i'm not doing a song. i'm- festival. look at this. i'm not doing a song. rtr.rt qrtr.rt doing a song. i'm an old gold chevy. there's no but you spotted something that was a little bit off with that performance, didn't you, jim well, there was a few things. i mean, elton is of a certain “rt5 i mean, elton is of a certain age. i mean, elton is of a certain age. tthht— mean, elton is of a certain age. tthht he-e— mean, elton is of a certain age. i think he's 76,— mean, elton is of a certain age. i think he's 76, isn't he? but he— i think he's 76, isn't he? but the hatr— i think he's 76, isn't he? but the hatr te— i think he's 76, isn't he? but his hair is 40— i think he's 76, isn't he? but his hair is 40 and i want his

hatr— his hair is 40 and i want his hatr teet— his hair is 40 and i want his hair look like— his hair is 40 and i want his hair look like a— his hair is 40 and i want his hair look like a bit of an oven reaty— hair look like a bit of an oven reaty turkey— hair look like a bit of an oven ready turkey coming on. and he did ready turkey coming on. and he ttt have— ready turkey coming on. and he ttt have the— ready turkey coming on. and he did have the dodgy old legs had gehe— did have the dodgy old legs had gene a— did have the dodgy old legs had gene a ttt— did have the dodgy old legs had gone a bit funny,— did have the dodgy old legs had gone a bit funny, but he did. he did gone a bit funny, but he did. he ttt att— gone a bit funny, but he did. he ttt att rtght.— gone a bit funny, but he did. he did all right. and— gone a bit funny, but he did. he did all right. and it was nice to did all right. and it was nice te eee— did all right. and it was nice te hre— did all right. and it was nice to see his old— did all right. and it was nice to see his old band back. but you— to see his old band back. but yeu hare— to see his old band back. but yeu have te— to see his old band back. but yeu hawe te eay— to see his old band back. but you have to say what the duke of tthturgh— you have to say what the duke of tthturgh eart— you have to say what the duke of edinburgh said to— you have to say what the duke of edinburgh said to me once when edinburin said to me once when we edinburgh said to me once when we hat— edinburgh said to me once when we hat tumh— edinburgh said to me once when we had lunch. i'm— edinburgh said to me once when we had lunch. i'm name dropping here.— we had lunch. i'm name dropping here. tan.— we had lunch. i'm name dropping here. tah te— we had lunch. i'm name dropping here. dan, do you— we had lunch. i'm name dropping here. dan, do you mean, do you yeu— here. dan, do you mean, do you mean you mean prince philip, the tate— mean you mean prince philip, the tate trhee— mean you mean prince philip, the late prince philip— mean you mean prince philip, the late prince philip ? “4113" yeah. late prince philip? yeah. yeah. the— late prince philip? yeah. yeah. the tate— late prince philip? yeah. yeah. the late prince.— late prince philip? yeah. yeah. the late prince. yes,— late prince philip? / yeah. the late prince. yes, of course. thahte. — the late prince. yes, of course. thanks. thanks— the late prince. yes, of course. thanks. thanks sir— the late prince. yes, of course. thanks. thanks sir dan, for that.— thanks. thanks sir dan, for that. tm— thanks. thanks sir dan, for that. m a— thanks. thanks sir dan, for that. i'm a bit— thanks. thanks sir dan, for that. i'm a bit out of touch, peepte— that. i'm a bit out of touch, peepte weutt— that. i'm a bit out of touch, people would say, but he said to te— people would say, but he said to te yeu— people would say, but he said to te yeu tte— people would say, but he said to me, do you like elton john? i eat— me, do you like elton john? i eat. .— me, do you like elton john? i eat. t te— me, do you like elton john? i eat. t te very— me, do you like elton john? i said, i do very much. and he eart— said, i do very much. and he eatt. wht— said, i do very much. and he eatt. tht he— said, i do very much. and he said, and he said,- said, i do very much. and he said, and he said, why doesn't he ehg— said, and he said, why doesn't he ehg h— said, and he said, why doesn't he sing in english? and he does. he he sing in english? and he does. he eert— he sing in english? and he does. he eert et— he sing in english? and he does. he sort of thinks— he sing in english? and he does. he sort of thinks there's a thhg— he sort of thinks there's a ththg .— he sort of thinks there's a ththg . yeu— he sort of thinks there's a thing , you know, if you try and thing, you know, if you try and wet— thing, you know, if you try and wert eut— thing, you know, if you try and work out some— thing, you know, if you try and work out some of— thing, you know, if you try and work out some of yellow brick teat. — work out some of yellow brick teat. .— work out some of yellow brick teat. t tere— work out some of yellow brick road. i love that— work out some of yellow brick road. i love that record . back road. i love that record. back to road. i love that record. back te the— road. i love that record. back te the hem— road. i love that record. back to the horny back— road. i love that record. back to the horny back toad. what's a tem— to the horny back toad. what's a hemy tact— to the horny back toad. what's a horny back toad— to the horny back toad. what's a horny back toad ?— to the horny back toad. what's a horny back toad ? what the what horny back toad? what the what is horny back toad? what the what he he— horny back toad? what the what he he ht— horny back toad? what the what is he .uk about?— horny back toad? what the what is he .uk about? he should speak preper— is he .uk about? he should speak preper thgtteh— is he .uk about? he should speak proper english like— is he .uk about? he should speak

proper english like nigel. nigel proper engliin like nigel. nigel is proper english like nigel. nigel te hre— proper english like nigel. nigel he the heat— proper english like nigel. nigel is his head is— proper english like nigel. nigel is his head is .— proper english like nigel. nigel is his head is . he's going to. is his head is. he's going to. hee— is his head is. he's going to. me gemg— is his head is. he's going to. me gemg te— is his head is. he's going to. he's going to work his neck the way— he's going to work his neck the way he— he's going to work his neck the way he keepe— he's going to work his neck the way he keeps shouting at people like way he keeps shouting at people the that— way he keeps shouting at people the that .— way he keeps shouting at people like that . i've— way he keeps shouting at people like that . i've had— way he keeps shouting at people like that . i've had worse than like that. i've had worse than the— like that. i've had worse than thte .— like that. i've had worse than thte . .— like that. i've had worse than thte . t have— like that. i've had worse than this. i have to— like that. i've had worse than this. i have to tell you that grosvenor is— this. i have to tell you that grosvenor is a— this. i have to tell you that grosvenor is a tough room. oh, it grosvenor is a tough room. oh, t he— grosvenor is a tough room. oh, t he a— grosvenor is a tough room. oh, t he a teugh— grosvenor is a tough room. oh, it is a tough room— grosvenor is a tough room. oh, it is a tough room .— grosvenor is a tough room. oh, it is a tough room . i guarantee it is a tough room. i guarantee you— it is a tough room. i guarantee yeu that-e— it is a tough room. i guarantee you that's where _ it is a tough room. i guarantee you that's where the tric awards hett. — you that's where the tric awards was held. whoever— you that's where the tric awards was held. whoever this woman is r was held. whoever this woman is . teee— was held. whoever this woman is . teee hhehey— was held. whoever this woman is , rose hinckley, halston . right. , rose hinckley, halston. right. if , rose hinckley, halston. right. h they— , rose hinckley, halston. right. h they wam— , rose hinckley, halston. right. if they want to _ , rose hinckley, halston. right. if they want to drop their epepeerehtp— if they want to drop their sponsorship, fine. let them go. t-m — sponsorship, fine. let them go. r-m gemg— sponsorship, fine. let them go. r-m gemg te— sponsorship, fine. let them go. i'm going to reinvest more money in i'm going to reinvest more money he ee— i'm going to reinvest more money he et hewe— i'm going to reinvest more money in gb news because— i'm going to reinvest more money in gb news because it is the teepte-e— in gb news because it is the people's channel— in gb news because it is the people's channel and that's the peepte— people's channel and that's the peepte that— people's channel and that's the peepte that yeu— people's channel and that's the people that you play to. yeah, that-e— people that you play to. yeah, that-e teee— people that you play to. yeah, that-e teee .— people that you play to. yeah, that's rose . the— people that you play to. yeah, that's rose . the people still that's rose. the people still get— that's rose. the people still get a— that's rose. the people still get a vete— that's rose. the people still get a wete .— that's rose. the people still get a vote . i'm— that's rose. the people still get a vote. i'm going to that's rose. the people still get a vote . i'm going to take get a vote. i'm going to take a tatte— get a vote. i'm going to take a tatte there. — get a vote. i'm going to take a table there. dan— get a vote. i'm going to take a table there. dan and i'm going to table there. dan and i'm going te wateh— table there. dan and i'm going te wateh yeu— table there. dan and i'm going to watch you get— table there. dan and i'm going to watch you get an award and wet.— to watch you get an award and wet. .— to watch you get an award and wet. t wam— to watch you get an award and well, i want to— to watch you get an award and well, i want to be— to watch you get an award and well, i want to be invited on yeur— well, i want to be invited on yeur tatte. — well, i want to be invited on your table. jim— well, i want to be invited on your table. jim that's, that's what i want. i want to be on your table. but look, you can come on my table.- . but look, you can come on my table. you can come anywhere— come on my table. you can come ahywhere hea— come on my table. you can come anywhere near. maybe i should rephraee— anywhere near. maybe i should rephraee that.— anywhere near. maybe i should rephrase that, but. you're rephrase that, but. but you're very— rephrase that, but. but you're very emte — rephrase that, but. but you're very welcome. _ii very welcome. that's what i meant — very welcome. that's what i meant -yeu.- very welcome. that's what i meant. _you, jim.- very welcome. that's what i- meant. _you, jim. thank meant. thank you, jim. thank you, jim. look, i want to move on to the savvy school boys that

are exploiting the woke gender rules wearing skirts to class rules by wearing skirts to class on hot days because they say they're stand against they're taking a stand against a sexist and they sexist ban on shorts and they have their backing of their parents. so what do you think about these kids doing this, jim ? well, first of all, that kid eheutt— ? well, first of all, that kid eheutt eat— ? well, first of all, that kid should eat steak— 7’ well, first of all, that kid should eat steak and chips three ttmee— should eat steak and chips three ttmee atter— should eat steak and chips three times after meals.— should eat steak and chips three times after meals. he's got to tatteh— times after meals. he's got to tatteh up— times after meals. he's got to tatteh up a— times after meals. he's got to fatten up a bit.— times after meals. he's got to fatten up a bit. that boy, he teete— fatten up a bit. that boy, he looks worse _ fatten up a bit. that boy, he looks worse than— fatten up a bit. that boy, he looks worse than the weatherman you looks worse than the weatherman yeu get— looks worse than the weatherman yeu get eh— looks worse than the weatherman yeu get at there.— looks worse than the weatherman you got on there. but let me teh— you got on there. but let me teh yeu— you got on there. but let me tett yeu thre— you got on there. but let me tell you this .— you got on there. but let me tell you this . i— you got on there. but let me tell you this . i think it's just tell you this. i think it's just htte— tell you this. i think it's just kids messing— tell you this. i think it's just kids messing around. if the teaehere— kids messing around. if the teachers told— kids messing around. if the teachers told us— kids messing around. if the teachers told us to do anything, i teachers told us to do anything, t rememert— teachers told us to do anything, i remember headmaster came on. he i remember headmaster came on. he wae— i remember headmaster came on. he the.— i remember headmaster came on. he the. the— i remember headmaster came on. he was like, this .— i remember headmaster came on. he was like, this . he's talking he was like, this. he's talking aheut— he was like, this. he's talking ateut cowe— he was like, this. he's talking about covid nearly . there's an about covid nearly. there's an epttemte— about covid nearly. there's an epttemte et— about covid nearly. there's an epidemic of conjunctivitis. it means your eyes— epidemic of conjunctivitis. it means your eyes go all red. if any— means your eyes go all red. if any hey— means your eyes go all red. if any tey hae— means your eyes go all red. if any tey hae rt.— means your eyes go all red. if any boy has it, they'll be sent heme— any boy has it, they'll be sent heme ter— any boy has it, they'll be sent heme ter the— any boy has it, they'll be sent home for the week. i turned euht — home for the week. i turned round. there— home for the week. i turned round. there was- home for the week. i turned round. there was 20 kids rubbing thet— round. there was 20 kids rubbing thetr eyee— round. there was 20 kids rubbing thetr eyee the— round. there was 20 kids rubbing their eyes like this. _ round. there was 20 kids rubbing their eyes like this. ready taaetty. — their eyes like this. ready exactly. kids— their eyes like this. ready exactly. kids are- their eyes like this. ready exactly. rt5 exactly. kids are there to exploit the roads. i think they're doing the right thing. these gender rules are ridiculous if they're not able to wear shorts they're very to wear shorts and they're very hot, why don't they take hot, then why don't they take them them? i've worn a them out of them? i've worn a skirt a

them out of them? i've worn a ehrt—a ht. - them out of them? i've worn a ehrt—a ht. tt- them out of them? i've worn a skirt—a kid. it was. skirt when i was a kid. it was eahet— skirt when i was a kid. it was eattet a— skirt when i was a kid. it was called a kilt. _ skirt when i was a kid. it was called a kilt. yes,- skirt when i was a kid. it was called a kilt. “4115 t: called a kilt. yes, indeed. jim davidson, britain's best entertainer. you, jim. entertainer. thank you, jim. speak very soon. love you on you stream. time now to reveal today's greatest britain union, jack, though my superstar panel return . christine hamilton, who return. christine hamilton, who are you nominating as your greatest? britain? well, it's the great excuse— greatest? britain? well, it's the great excuse me,- q7 “7 well, it's the great excuse me, the great tate— the great excuse me, the great tate tame— the great excuse me, the great late dame ann— the great excuse me, the great late dame ann leslie who has tret— late dame ann leslie who has ttet teet— late dame ann leslie who has died last sunday.— late dame ann leslie who has died last sunday. she was a tetety— died last sunday. she was a feisty, fearless— died last sunday. she was a feisty, fearless ,— died last sunday. she was a feisty, fearless , formidable, feisty, fearless, formidable, grant— feisty, fearless, formidable, graht tame— feisty, fearless, formidable, grand dame of— feisty, fearless, formidable, grand dame of fleet street . she grand dame of fleet street. she waet— grand dame of fleet street. she waet tuet— grand dame of fleet street. she waet tuet a— grand dame of fleet street. she wasn't just a columnist. she weht— wasn't just a columnist. she went te— wasn't just a columnist. she went te wa— wasn't just a columnist. she went to war zones. she covered et— went to war zones. she covered et the — went to war zones. she covered some of the major— went to war zones. she covered some of the major events. she was absolutely— some of the major events. she was absolutely incredible . ' “rt was absolutely incredible. and i thew— was absolutely incredible. and i knew tte— was absolutely incredible. and i know it's trite— was absolutely incredible. and i know it's trite to _ was absolutely incredible. and i know it's trite to say— was absolutely incredible. and i know it's trite to say it, but we will never see her light again. so she is my greatest. trttah— again. so she is my greatest. trttah very— again. so she is my greatest. britain very sad— ?q? ’“ so she is my greatest. britain very sad news. rt? britain very sad news. adam meete.— britain very sad news. adam ereete. year— britain very sad news. adam brooks, your nominee? my nominee is jonny bairstow for picking up the just stop oil protester from the just stop oil protester from the lord's cricket pitch . oh, the lord's cricket pitch. oh, can we look at it again, please . oh, how good was that? adam?

it was good. i would have been. it was good. i would have been. tweutt— it was good. i would have been. tweutt hare— it was good. i would have been. i would have been— it was good. i would have been. i would have been a lot rougher, to i would have been a lot rougher, te te— i would have been a lot rougher, te te tatr. — i would have been a lot rougher, to be fair. bring— i would have been a lot rougher, to be fair. bring back- i would have been a lot rougher, to be fair. “q t to be fair. bring back the streaker. do you to be fair. “q t do you remember to be fair. bring back the- streaker. do you remember him? wtget— streaker. do you remember him? nigel nelson, your nominee? yeah. mine's the princess of wetee— yeah. mine's the princess of watee ter— yeah. mine's the princess of wales for never— yeah. mine's the princess of wales for never putting a foot wrehg— wales for never putting a foot wrehg wheh— wales for never putting a foot wrong when she— wales for never putting a foot wrong when she was at a southampton— wrong when she was at a southampton refuge for . southampton refuge for. for women who've— southampton refuge for. for women who've committed minor offences so they can stay with their children. and she managed to put down a perfectly pitched message , which was i see you, message, which was i see you, i'm with you. good luck in all that lays ahead . and you can't that lays ahead. and you can't get much better than that. all great nominees tonight,- qrt. rt. .“?“ all great nominees tonight, but qt “.rt.“ .“?“ all great nominees tonight, but i rtrt. ..t.“ .“?“ all great nominees tonight, but i am going— great nominees tonight, but i am gehg te— great nominees tonight, but i am gehg te ge— great nominees tonight, but i am gehg te ge wtth— great nominees tonight, but i am going to go with jonny bairstow heauee— going to go with jonny bairstow teauee .— going to go with jonny bairstow because i think— going to go with jonny bairstow because i think he dealt with theee— because i think he dealt with theee-et— because i think he dealt with those-oil goons- because i think he dealt with those oil goons better those just stop oil goons better than— those just stop oil goons better that meet— those just stop oil goons better that meet et— those just stop oil goons better than most of the— those just stop oil goons better than most of the police have at umet— than most of the police have at umeh tact.— than most of the police have at three tact. he— than most of the police have at union jack. as time now. chrtethe— union jack. as time now. christine hamilton well, i was epett— christine hamilton well, i was epettt ter— christine hamilton well, i was spoilt for choice— christine hamilton well, i was spoilt for choice today, i reaty— spoilt for choice today, i really was. _ spoilt for choice today, i really was. i- spoilt for choice today, i really was. i as i say, i was going to go for the tric award audience, but i have gone for lord de—man. who's he? i can hear people asking in their living is selwyn living rooms. he is john selwyn . eume— living rooms. he is john selwyn . cume ht— living rooms. he is john selwyn , gummer mp who— living rooms. he is john selwyn , gummer mp who was- . . “q he isjohn selwyn , gummer mp who was a mediocre mhteter— , gummer mp who was a mediocre mhteter h— , gummer mp who was a mediocre mhteter th tehh— , gummer mp who was a mediocre minister in john major's media gewemmeht— minister in john major's media government and— minister in john major's media government and he is now the

ehatrmah— government and he is now the ehatrmah et— government and he is now the chairman of the— government and he is now the chairman of the climate change cemmtttee.— chairman of the climate change committee, which— chairman of the climate change committee, which is a government guange— committee, which is a government guahge. he— committee, which is a government guahge. he geee— committee, which is a government guahge. he geee te— committee, which is a government quango. he goes to glastonbury aht— quango. he goes to glastonbury aht he— quango. he goes to glastonbury and he actually— quango. he goes to glastonbury and he actually says protesters eught— and he actually says protesters eught te— and he actually says protesters eught te mate— and he actually says protesters ought to make themselves nuisance in— ought to make themselves nuisance in every circumstances they— nuisance in every circumstances they eam— nuisance in every circumstances they theee— nuisance in every circumstances they can. these people are teeperate. — they can. these people are desperate. yes- they can. these people are desperate. yes ,- they can. these people are desperate. “4115 rt.. desperate. yes, these climate change people are desperate because idiots like you have been peddling all this nonsense made them frightened. adam brooks, your nominee- t qt adam brooks, your nominee nominee is the the— brooks, your nominee nominee is the tric awards. _ brooks, your nominee nominee is the tric awards. oh _ brooks, your nominee nominee is the tric awards. cj“ brooks, your nominee nominee is the tric awards. 0“ the tric awards. oh, for deleting nigel farage whose winning announcement they really let themselves down at. and nigel nelson your— t and nigel nelson your nominee. veah. — nigel nelson your nominee. yeah. he— nigel nelson your nominee. yeah. he the— nigel nelson your nominee. yeah. it's the outgoing- nigel nelson your nominee. yeah. it's the outgoing chief executive of thames water sarah bentley . she's been paid £1.5 bentley. she's been paid £1.5 million for presiding over a complete show . well, sir, you're complete show. well, sir, you're allowed to say that at this time . i am going to go with adam treete— . i am going to go with adam treete aht— . i am going to go with adam brooks and the— i am going to go with adam brooks and the tric awards. of course , over what— brooks and the tric awards. of course , over what they did today course, over what they did today . tahhg— course, over what they did today . tahhg tewh— course, over what they did today , taking down that— course, over what they did today , taking down that tweet . adam , taking down that tweet. adam treete— , taking down that tweet. adam brooks, christine _ , taking down that tweet. adam brooks, christine hamilton, wtget— brooks, christine hamilton, nigel nelson,—

brooks, christine hamilton, nigel nelson, thank you all so much. — nigel nelson, thank you all so much. thaht— nigel nelson, thank you all so much. thank you— nigel nelson, thank you all so much. thank you for your company tettght— much. thank you for your company tehtght .— much. thank you for your company tehtght. th— much. thank you for your company tehtght. ttt te— much. thank you for your company tonight. i'll be back— much. thank you for your company tonight. i'll be back again from cheepm — tonight. i'll be back again from 9:00pm tomorrow— tonight. i'll be back again from 9:00pm tomorrow . lady colin 9:00pm tomorrow. lady colin campteh.— 9:00pm tomorrow. lady colin campbell, phil— 9:00pm tomorrow. lady colin campbell, phil dampier in the heuee— campbell, phil dampier in the heuee ee— campbell, phil dampier in the heuee se tee— campbell, phil dampier in the house. so too is— campbell, phil dampier in the house. so too is kelvin mackenzie— house. so too is kelvin mackenzie and ann whittaker. heat— mackenzie and ann whittaker. heat up.— mackenzie and ann whittaker. heat up. theugh— mackenzie and ann whittaker. next up, though, it's headliners teet— next up, though, it's headliners eeet htght— next up, though, it's headliners