the bristol tric awards. it's 9:00 on television, on radio and emine— 9:00 on television, on radio and mm in— 9:00 on television, on radio and mm in the— 9:00 on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom and the— online in the united kingdom and across the world. _ online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark delan— across the world. this is mark dolan tonight. _ across the world. this is mark dolan tonight. in— across the world. this is mark dolan tonight. in my big opinion , wm.— dolan tonight. in my big opinion , wm. nigel— dolan tonight. in my big opinion , with nigel farage having his bank— , with nigel farage having his bank account— , with nigel farage having his bank account closed down and a mjor— bank account closed down and a mj-or building— bank account closed down and a major building society admitting it major building society admitting ic ccncccc— major building society admitting it cancels the— major building society admitting it cancels the accounts of customers, it's- it cancels the accounts of customers, it's views it doesn't agree— customers, it's views it doesn't agree with.— customers, it's views it doesn't agree with. britain— customers, it's views it doesn't agree with. britain is now facing— agree with. britain is now facing an— agree with. britain is now facing an all— agree with. britain is now facing an all out war on free cncccn— facing an all out war on free cacccn ana— facing an all out war on free speech and we— facing an all out war on free speech and we should all be wanna.— speech and we should all be wanna. n— speech and we should all be worried. in the— speech and we should all be worried. in the big story is the rwanda— worried. in the big story is the nnanaa plan— worried. in the big story is the rwanda plan dead and buried? i'll rwanda plan dead and buried? nu ac— rwanda plan dead and buried? i'll be speaking— rwanda plan dead and buried? i'll be speaking to a top tory peer— i'll be speaking to a top tory nccn nan— i'll be speaking to a top tory peer for aureus_ i'll be speaking to a top tory peer for aureus about the supreme— peer for aureus about the supreme court- peer for aureus about the supreme court verdict. it might nake— supreme court verdict. it might take a— supreme court verdict. it might take a ten — supreme court verdict. it might take a ten. bbc— supreme court verdict. it might take a ten. bbc star gary unckcn— take a ten. bbc star gary lineker has— take a ten. bbc star gary lineker has called for the bankers— lineker has called for the bonkers idea— lineker has called for the bonkers idea of renationalising nata— bonkers idea of renationalising nancn cc— bonkers idea of renationalising water no au— bonkers idea of renationalising water to all be— bonkers idea of renationalising water to all be dealing with ann— water to all be dealing with nnn nuan— water to all be dealing with this multi millionaire socialist in no— this multi millionaire socialist in no uncertain— this multi millionaire socialist in no uncertain terms. stick to nagging— in no uncertain terms. stick to flogging crisps- _ in no uncertain terms. stick to flogging crisps. gary .

flogging crisps. gary. sc— flogging crisps. gary. so a— flogging crisps. gary. so a busy— flogging crisps. gary. so a busy two hours to come. my nasa— so a busy two hours to come. my first an— so a busy two hours to come. my first an an— so a busy two hours to come. my first on air reaction— so a busy two hours to come. my first on air reaction to the cancellation— first on air reaction to the cancellation of- first on air reaction to the cancellation of nigel farage's bank— cancellation of nigel farage's bank account.— cancellation of nigel farage's bank account. the world's gone mad:— bank account. the world's gone mad, fanc— bank account. the world's gone mad, folks. that's— bank account. the world's gone mad, folks. that's in two minutes— mad, folks. that's in two minutes time.- mad, folks. that's in two minutes time. and it is friday nan. — minutes time. and it is friday nan. sc— minutes time. and it is friday night. so we've— minutes time. and it is friday night. so we've got that friday feeling— night. so we've got that friday nccnng acn— night. so we've got that friday nccnng gen anc— night. so we've got that friday feeling get the kids to bed , put feeling get the kids to bed, put cancnnna— feeling get the kids to bed, put something cold— feeling get the kids to bed, put something cold and fizzy in the mage— something cold and fizzy in the fridge ca— something cold and fizzy in the anagc an nac— something cold and fizzy in the fridge or fire up— something cold and fizzy in the fridge or fire up the kettle. acac— fridge or fire up the kettle. can open— fridge or fire up the kettle. tear open the _ fridge or fire up the kettle. tear open the custard creams and act-c— tear open the custard creams and act-c nake— tear open the custard creams and act-c make an— tear open the custard creams and act-c make an a— tear open the custard creams and let's make it a night to remember lots to get through. nasc— remember lots to get through. nncn anc— remember lots to get through. first the headlines with a good friend— first the headlines with a good friend an— first the headlines with a good friend of mine,— first the headlines with a good friend of mine, aaron armstrong . nava— friend of mine, aaron armstrong . have a— friend of mine, aaron armstrong . have a good— friend of mine, aaron armstrong . have a good evening- friend of mine, aaron armstrong . have a good evening to you. 9:01 here in the gb newsroom, 45,000 police officers have been deployed across france as authorities anticipate a fourth night of violent unrest . the night of violent unrest. the interior minister, gerald darmanin, has confirmed 917 people were arrested on thursday, some of them as young as 13. president macron has

urged parents to keep children at home. large scale events have been cancelled and buses and trams suspended nationwide. protesters are demanding justice for a 17 year old known as nahal , who was shot dead by police in a suburb of paris on tuesday. the president is also considering imposing a state of emergency to crack down on rioting and looting. british tourists have been warned about what they they may face disruption if they travel to france . meanwhile, the france. meanwhile, the government is aiming to employ 300,000 new staff in england as part of its nhs workforce plan . part of its nhs workforce plan. more doctors, nurses and other health care workers will be trained in addition to more universal obe places for medical and nursing students created. there will also be a greater emphasis on apprenticeships . the emphasis on apprenticeships. the 15 year plan aims to train more staff domestically to reduce the reliance on international recruitment and agencies . the recruitment and agencies. the prime minister says it's focusing on three key areas of reform. this focusing on three key areas of reform . this is the nhs own plan

reform. this is the nhs own plan and anc— reform. this is the nhs own plan and the government— reform. this is the nhs own plan and the government is— this is the nhs own plan and the government is proud to back— and the government is proud to back an— and the government is proud to back an .— and the government is proud to back it . funding— and the government is proud to back it . funding the expansion back it. funding the expansion of back it. funding the expansion an education— back it. funding the expansion of education and— back it. funding the expansion of education and training for anc— of education and training for nnc nasc— of education and training for the first five _ of education and training for the first five years in full, nnn — the first five years in full, nnn caca— the first five years in full, with over £2.4— the first five years in full, with over £2.4 billion of additional— with over £2.4 billion of additional investment . you can additional investment. you can nasc— additional investment. you can trust ann— additional investment. you can trust this government with the nhs— trust this government with the nns .— trust this government with the nns . anc— trust this government with the nns . nnc plan— trust this government with the nhs . the plan rests on three nhs. the plan rests on three principles— nhs. the plan rests on three principles train— nhs. the plan rests on three principles train ,_ nhs. the plan rests on three principles train , retain and principles train, retain and cann— principles train, retain and ccnnf . — principles train, retain and reform . lord— principles train, retain and reform . in: f principles train, retain and reform . c»: f c: principles train, retain and- reform . lord zach goldsmith says reform. lord zach goldsmith says he's happy to apologise for sharing his views on the commons investigation into boris johnson's partygate probe. the tory peers hit back after rishi sunak says he'd refused to apologise, saying his comments about the privileges committee were incomplete . stibel with his were incomplete. stibel with his position as a minister, lord goldsmith has now admitted he shouldn't have expressed his views publicly . a court has been views publicly. a court has been told the oscar winning actor kevin spacey is a sexual bully who exploited his illustrious ness and influence to sexually assault other men. prosecutors described spacey as a man who

delights in making others feel powerless and uncomfortable. on day one of his trial at southwark crown court, he's accused of attacking four men in their 20s and 30s during his 12 years in the uk. their 20s and 30s during his 12 years in the uk . spacey denies years in the uk. spacey denies all allegations against him . all allegations against him. energy bills are likely to remain high for the immediate future , despite a saving of future, despite a saving of £400. £406 a year. that comes into place from tomorrow. a new price cap will come in over the weekend, but bills will still be almost double the amount they were before the energy crisis began two years ago. so that's about £800 more expensive. kyiv ofgem says it has taken a range of steps to stabilise the market and to protect customers . and to protect customers. millions more british people will be able to live and work in australia when the age limit for working holiday visas is raised tomorrow. the extension from 30 tomorrow. the extension from 30 to 35 means 16 million adults are now eligible for the visa duration. will also be extended

from 2 to 3 years without the need for consecutive stays or farm work , which will probably farm work, which will probably be a relief to many who to hope move there online. dab radio and tune in. this is gb news. for now it is back to the friendly mark dolan . mark dolan. my mark dolan. my thanks mark dolan.- l my thanks to mark dolan.- . my thanks to aaron nan octan— - my thanks to aaron armstrong my thanks to aaron armstrong who - my thanks to aaron armstrong nnc ncanncn— . my thanks to aaron armstrong nnc ncanncn an— - my thanks to aaron armstrong who returns at 10:00.— my thanks to aaron armstrong who returns at 10:00. welcome to nak— who returns at 10:00. welcome to mack octan— who returns at 10:00. welcome to mark dolan tonight— who returns at 10:00. welcome to mark dolan tonight in my big opinion— mark dolan tonight in my big opinion nann— mark dolan tonight in my big opinion with nigel farage having his opinion with nigel farage having nn bank— opinion with nigel farage having his bank account— opinion with nigel farage having his bank account closed down and a anac— his bank account closed down and annaj-c building— his bank account closed down and a major building society aannnng— a major building society admitting it— a major building society admitting it cancels the accounts of _ admitting it cancels the accounts of customers its views, it accounts of customers its views, in acccn-n— accounts of customers its views, in acccn-n aancc— accounts of customers its views, it doesn't agree with. britain is it doesn't agree with. britain as now— it doesn't agree with. britain as facing— it doesn't agree with. britain is now facing an— it doesn't agree with. britain is now facing an all out war on nec— is now facing an all out war on face cncccn— is now facing an all out war on free speech and— is now facing an all out war on free speech and we should all be wanna. — free speech and we should all be wanna. nna— free speech and we should all be worried. find out— free speech and we should all be worried. find out why in just nanancc— worried. find out why in just one minutes time in the big scan.— one minutes time in the big scan. n— one minutes time in the big scan. n anc— one minutes time in the big story. is the rwanda plan dead ana— story. is the rwanda plan dead and canned?— story. is the rwanda plan dead and buried? ru— story. is the rwanda plan dead and buried? i'll be speaking to and buried? i'll be speaking to a can— and buried? i'll be speaking to a can nan— and buried? i'll be speaking to a can tory peer— and buried? i'll be speaking to a top tory peer furious about anc— a top tory peer furious about anc sanncnc— a top tory peer furious about the supreme court verdict . also,

the supreme court verdict. also, is the supreme court verdict. also, n nan— the supreme court verdict. also, as net zen— the supreme court verdict. also, as net an— the supreme court verdict. also, is net zero an expensive waste of is net zero an expensive waste on nine?— is net zero an expensive waste on name? nu— is net zero an expensive waste on name? nu ac— is net zero an expensive waste of time? i'll be asking climate cccnnc— of time? i'll be asking climate cccnnc ana— of time? i'll be asking climate sceptic and international bestselling— sceptic and international bestselling author bjorn lomborg in bestselling author bjorn lomborg an my— bestselling author bjorn lomborg an my nake— bestselling author bjorn lomborg an my take an— bestselling author bjorn lomborg in my take at ten— bestselling author bjorn lomborg in my take at ten bbc star gary lineker— in my take at ten bbc star gary lineker nac— in my take at ten bbc star gary lineker has called— in my take at ten bbc star gary lineker has called for the bankers— lineker has called for the bonkers idea— lineker has called for the bonkers idea of renationalising nacnn — bonkers idea of renationalising nacnn nnan-c— bonkers idea of renationalising water. that's right. the government— water. that's right. the government is just going to buy nacnn — government is just going to buy nacnn nu— government is just going to buy nacnn nu ac— government is just going to buy water. i'll be dealing with this nuucnanc— water. i'll be dealing with this millionaire socialist in no anccnann— millionaire socialist in no uncertain terms. stick to nagging— uncertain terms. stick to flogging crisps. gary following itv flogging crisps. gary following nv ucnc— flogging crisps. gary following itv news report— flogging crisps. gary following itv news report featuring a tranc— itv news report featuring a trans woman— itv news report featuring a trans woman discussing the cost of trans woman discussing the cost on living— trans woman discussing the cost of living crisis— trans woman discussing the cost of living crisis as— trans woman discussing the cost of living crisis as can a biological— of living crisis as can a biological man ever be a mother? i'll biological man ever be a mother? nu ac— biological man ever be a mother? nu be asking— biological man ever be a mother? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker_ i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker the no nonsense ucgcnaan— newsmaker the no nonsense legendary actress and ella wncuan— legendary actress and ella whelan star,— legendary actress and ella whelan star, sue hodge . mark whelan star, sue hodge. mark nuan— whelan star, sue hodge. mark nauan nonun— whelan star, sue hodge. mark dolan tonight is— whelan star, sue hodge. mark dolan tonight is the home of the panac— dolan tonight is the home of the papers nun— dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages— papers with tomorrow's front aagcc nan — papers with tomorrow's front pages from exactly 1030. you can set pages from exactly 1030. you can can your— pages from exactly 1030. you can can you nancn — pages from exactly 1030. you can set your watch to _ pages from exactly 1030. you can set your watch to it— pages from exactly 1030. you can set your watch to it with three top— set your watch to it with three can pananc— set your watch to it with three top pundits who— set your watch to it with three top pundits who haven't been nau— top pundits who haven't been tau unan— top pundits who haven't been tau nnan ac— top pundits who haven't been told what to say— top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't. ncucn— told what to say and who don't. ncucn anc— told what to say and who don't. follow the script— told what to say and who don't. follow the script tonight , follow the script tonight, nuan— follow the script tonight, hilary freeman, david oldroyd nau— hilary freeman, david oldroyd ncu ana— hilary freeman, david oldroyd bolt and stephanie takyi . bolt and stephanie takyi.

nonun— bolt and stephanie takyi. nanngna nu— bolt and stephanie takyi. tonight i'll be— bolt and stephanie takyi. tonight i'll be asking the nananc— tonight i'll be asking the pundits ac— tonight i'll be asking the pundits as the - tonight i'll be asking the pundits as the raf discriminate against— pundits as the raf discriminate against unne— pundits as the raf discriminate against white candidates, has the against white candidates, has nnc push— against white candidates, has anc pacn nan— against white candidates, has the push for diverse motty gone too the push for diverse motty gone no fan— the push for diverse motty gone no fan unc— the push for diverse motty gone too far? also should all over acc— too far? also should all over ncn nave— too far? also should all over ncn navc a— too far? also should all over 40s have a free— too far? also should all over 40s have a free health motty and our supermarkets— 40s have a free health motty and our supermarkets now have to accu— our supermarkets now have to uccu an— our supermarkets now have to lock up chocolate— our supermarkets now have to lock up chocolate and dishwasher caucu— lock up chocolate and dishwasher naucnc ana— lock up chocolate and dishwasher tablets and instant— lock up chocolate and dishwasher tablets and instant coffee is cncpunnna— tablets and instant coffee is shoplifting now— tablets and instant coffee is shoplifting now out of control ? shoplifting now out of control? nuc— shoplifting now out of control? nuc your— shoplifting now out of control? plus your emails,— shoplifting now out of control? plus your emails, especially the spity— plus your emails, especially the spicy anec— plus your emails, especially the spicy ancy— plus your emails, especially the spicy ones, they come straight to anc— spicy ones, they come straight ac annc lepton— spicy ones, they come straight to this laptop, folks . oops. to this laptop, folks. oops. nau— to this laptop, folks. oops. man an— to this laptop, folks. oops. man an en— to this laptop, folks. oops. mark at gb news .com. so you unac— mark at gb news .com. so you wanna anc— mark at gb news .com. so you write the email,— mark at gb news .com. so you write the email, you send it to me— write the email, you send it to me ana— write the email, you send it to me and n— write the email, you send it to me and it goes— write the email, you send it to me and it goes on— write the email, you send it to me and it goes on tv and it goes on anc— me and it goes on tv and it goes on nnc canna— me and it goes on tv and it goes on the radio. this— me and it goes on tv and it goes on the radio. this show has a golden— on the radio. this show has a gaucn nuc— on the radio. this show has a golden rule. we— on the radio. this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not an— golden rule. we don't do boring. not an my— golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. _ golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i— golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't nave— not on my watch. i just won't navc n.— not on my watch. i just won't navc na- na— not on my watch. i just won't have it. it's friday— not on my watch. i just won't have it. it's friday night, so unc— have it. it's friday night, so ucnc nave— have it. it's friday night, so let's have some— have it. it's friday night, so let's have some fun. grab a cold accr— let's have some fun. grab a cold been an— let's have some fun. grab a cold been an nac— let's have some fun. grab a cold been on fine an— let's have some fun. grab a cold beer or fire up the— let's have some fun. grab a cold beer or fire up the kettle and unc— beer or fire up the kettle and ucnc acn— beer or fire up the kettle and ucnc an ac— beer or fire up the kettle and let's get to work— beer or fire up the kettle and let's get to work .— beer or fire up the kettle and let's get to work . britain's let's get to work. britain's accccnn— let's get to work. britain's descent into _ let's get to work. britain's descent into banana republic cnanac— descent into banana republic status accelerates this week nun — status accelerates this week nun nnc — status accelerates this week with the news— status accelerates this week with the news that gb news star unau—

with the news that gb news star ungcu nanagc— with the news that gb news star ungcu farage nac— with the news that gb news star nigel farage has had all his bank— nigel farage has had all his bank accounts— nigel farage has had all his bank accounts closed . and now i bank accounts closed. and now i nan-n— bank accounts closed. and now i acn-n nave— bank accounts closed. and now i acn-n navc anc— bank accounts closed. and now i don't have the details of unenc— don't have the details of nigel's situation . but if the nigel's situation. but if the anac— nigel's situation. but if the anan .— nigel's situation. but if the man that i know who is charming, anac— man that i know who is charming, a true gentleman— man that i know who is charming, a true gentleman and a fabulous nacfcccncnau— a true gentleman and a fabulous professional, turns— a true gentleman and a fabulous professional, turns out to be an international— professional, turns out to be an international gangster to rival al international gangster to rival u canna— international gangster to rival al capone, then— international gangster to rival al capone, then fair enough. but ccnnccwn— al capone, then fair enough. but ccnnccwn n— al capone, then fair enough. but somehow i doubt— al capone, then fair enough. but somehow i doubt it, given how ccnccnca us— somehow i doubt it, given how censored us the— somehow i doubt it, given how censored us the so—called free nau— censored us the so—called free ncna n— censored us the so—called free world is become— censored us the so—called free world is become ing, it would be nanny— world is become ing, it would be hardly surprising— world is become ing, it would be hardly surprising if— world is become ing, it would be hardly surprising if this move is hardly surprising if this move as acuncauy— hardly surprising if this move is politically motivated punishment— is politically motivated punishment for nigel's involvement- punishment for nigel's involvement in brexit and for his involvement in brexit and for us canna— involvement in brexit and for his strong views— involvement in brexit and for his strong views on issues like nucgau— his strong views on issues like illegal immigration, which are nanny— illegal immigration, which are hardly controversial, by the way , ana — hardly controversial, by the way , and ac— hardly controversial, by the way , and are shared— hardly controversial, by the way , and are shared by millions . , and are shared by millions. nan— , and are shared by millions. nan wanting— , and are shared by millions. but wanting our— , and are shared by millions. but wanting our borders to acnaauy— but wanting our borders to actually function as borders is cncagn— actually function as borders is cncagn ac— actually function as borders is cncagn ac acn— actually function as borders is enough to get you cancelled in ma— enough to get you cancelled in 2023 ana— enough to get you cancelled in 2023 and cancel— enough to get you cancelled in 2023 and cancel culture now has a ncncnu— 2023 and cancel culture now has a powerful corporate arm with unca— a powerful corporate arm with just a— a powerful corporate arm with just a fan— a powerful corporate arm with just a few months ago a major anunc— just a few months ago a major anunc bank— just a few months ago a major online bank ending its relationship- online bank ending its relationship with the very acauan— relationship with the very popular podcast trigonometry. unan— popular podcast trigonometry. wnanwac— popular podcast trigonometry. what was the _ popular podcast trigonometry.

what was the great crime of this anon— what was the great crime of this cncn .— what was the great crime of this cncn , nccnca— what was the great crime of this show , hosted by— what was the great crime of this show , hosted by the talented show, hosted by the talented ccnncnanca— show, hosted by the talented comedians konstantin kissin and nanccc— comedians konstantin kissin and nanccc nascen— comedians konstantin kissin and frances foster interviewing acuncnanc— frances foster interviewing politicians and— frances foster interviewing politicians and public figures from— politicians and public figures from across the _ politicians and public figures from across the political uncann— from across the political spectrum, including people and conica— spectrum, including people and topics shunned— spectrum, including people and topics shunned by mainstream broadcasters— topics shunned by mainstream broadcasters .— topics shunned by mainstream broadcasters . blimey, what broadcasters. blimey, what monsters they— broadcasters. blimey, what monsters they are the weaponization of banking for ncuncau— weaponization of banking for political ends— weaponization of banking for political ends has been ramped up political ends has been ramped an ac— political ends has been ramped up anc— political ends has been ramped up since the pandemic with the cnnung— up since the pandemic with the cnunng unann— up since the pandemic with the smiling tyrant justin trudeau. canaaa-c— smiling tyrant justin trudeau. canada's ultra— smiling tyrant justin trudeau. canada's ultra woke prime unnncncn— canada's ultra woke prime minister freezing the bank accounts of— minister freezing the bank accounts of canadian truckers unc— accounts of canadian truckers nnc nan— accounts of canadian truckers nnc naa anc— accounts of canadian truckers who had the temerity to protest against— who had the temerity to protest against draconian— who had the temerity to protest against draconian vaccine nanaancc— against draconian vaccine nanaancc .— against draconian vaccine mandates , as— against draconian vaccine mandates , as many of them had mandates, as many of them had even been vaccinated but didn't annu— even been vaccinated but didn't man u— even been vaccinated but didn't man u wac— even been vaccinated but didn't think it was right— even been vaccinated but didn't think it was right that it cncua— think it was right that it cncua ac— think it was right that it should be forced on others. and for anac— should be forced on others. and for anan, an— should be forced on others. and for anan, an a— should be forced on others. and for that, in a state— for that, in a state intervention that would have for that, in a state— intervention that would have kim jong— intervention that would have kim acng an— intervention that would have kim acng an an— intervention that would have kim jong an an ucnn— intervention that would have kim jong un of north korea blushing , naacaa— jong un of north korea blushing , trudeau denied— jong un of north korea blushing , trudeau denied these canadian citizens— , trudeau denied these canadian citizens accccc— , trudeau denied these canadian citizens access to _ , trudeau denied these canadian citizens access to their own none-y — citizens access to their own mone-y nakc — citizens access to their own money. take note . supporters of money. take note. supporters of acacuccc— money. take note. supporters of a cashless society— money. take note. supporters of a cashless society ,_ money. take note. supporters of a cashless society , this could a cashless society, this could become— a cashless society, this could become anc— a cashless society, this could become the norm. you only get

to your— become the norm. you only get access to your money if you obey the access to your money if you obey nnc cnanc. — access to your money if you obey the state. welcome— access to your money if you obey the state. welcome to hell. nnnnu— the state. welcome to hell. think these _ the state. welcome to hell. think these are— the state. welcome to hell. think these are even worse in snuccn— think these are even worse in silicon valley— think these are even worse in silicon valley in— think these are even worse in silicon valley in woke california— silicon valley in woke california with online payment comanipes— california with online payment companies like— california with online payment companies like paypal and crowd fanning— companies like paypal and crowd funding businesses like gofundme,_ funding businesses like gofundme, restricting access to aneu— gofundme, restricting access to their services— gofundme, restricting access to their services based upon the user's politics,— their services based upon the user's politics, like the daily cccnnc— user's politics, like the daily sceptic online— user's politics, like the daily sceptic online newspaper for who navc — sceptic online newspaper for who navc anne— sceptic online newspaper for who have quite rightly— sceptic online newspaper for who have quite rightly challenged the have quite rightly challenged nnc efficacy— have quite rightly challenged the efficacy of— have quite rightly challenged the efficacy of lockdowns and nngnuannca— the efficacy of lockdowns and highlighted their huge damage . highlighted their huge damage. naraaa— highlighted their huge damage. nanagc. nuc— highlighted their huge damage. farage. plus, they've sought to spank— farage. plus, they've sought to spark a— farage. plus, they've sought to spark a healthy— farage. plus, they've sought to spark a healthy and balanced unacc— spark a healthy and balanced debate on— spark a healthy and balanced debate on issues— spark a healthy and balanced debate on issues around climate cnangc,— debate on issues around climate cnanac, ana— debate on issues around climate cnangc, and fan— debate on issues around climate change, and for that they were ancnca— change, and for that they were ancnca ny— change, and for that they were ditched by paypal altogether nccaacc— ditched by paypal altogether because apparently debating the arro— because apparently debating the ajnc ncacc— because apparently debating the major issues of— because apparently debating the major issues of the day is problematic— major issues of the day is problematic .— major issues of the day is problematic . let me tell you, problematic. let me tell you, anccc— problematic. let me tell you, these illiberal_ problematic. let me tell you, these illiberal echo chamber ccnncnanc— these illiberal echo chamber corporate bullies are what problematic— corporate bullies are what problematic looks like . how problematic looks like. how about— problematic looks like. how about anc— problematic looks like. how about the parents group us for ancn — about the parents group us for ancn acn— about the parents group us for ancn can an— about the parents group us for ancn can an an— about the parents group us for them set up by the brilliant molly— them set up by the brilliant molly kingsley— them set up by the brilliant molly kingsley to highlight the impact— molly kingsley to highlight the impact an— molly kingsley to highlight the impact of pandemic measures like making— impact of pandemic measures like making ana— impact of pandemic measures like masking and school— impact of pandemic measures like masking and school closures on cnuancn— masking and school closures on cnuancn .— masking and school closures on cnuancn . nncy— masking and school closures on children . they were also dumped

children. they were also dumped by naynau— children. they were also dumped by papa. sc— children. they were also dumped by paypal. so even— children. they were also dumped by paypal. so even speaking up for by paypal. so even speaking up far unc— by paypal. so even speaking up far can nu— by paypal. so even speaking up for kids will see— by paypal. so even speaking up for kids will see you punished financiallv-_ for kids will see you punished financially. what— for kids will see you punished financially. what a time to be auvc. — financially. what a time to be auvc. anc— financially. what a time to be alive. the blitzkrieg of censorship— alive. the blitzkrieg of censorship reached its nadir nncn— censorship reached its nadir nncn anc— censorship reached its nadir when the free— censorship reached its nadir when the free speech union, pcnuanca— when the free speech union, ncpuaaca ny— when the free speech union, populated by top lawyers and acacnncca— populated by top lawyers and academics, saw— populated by top lawyers and academics, saw its funding nccanncnn — academics, saw its funding mechanism removed for trying to annou— mechanism removed for trying to anncu nan— mechanism removed for trying to uphold wait for— mechanism removed for trying to uphold wait for it— mechanism removed for trying to uphold wait for it free speech. van— uphold wait for it free speech. van ccuan-n— uphold wait for it free speech. you couldn't make it up. there are now so many— you couldn't make it up. there are now so many ways in which peanu— are now so many ways in which people ac— are now so many ways in which people being— are now so many ways in which people are being punished for saving— people are being punished for saving ca— people are being punished for saying or thinking the wrong anne— saying or thinking the wrong annna .— saying or thinking the wrong annna . luc— saying or thinking the wrong thing . like the— saying or thinking the wrong thing . like the yorkshire thing. like the yorkshire nauung— thing. like the yorkshire building society motty customer unacc— building society motty customer nnccc canines— building society motty customer whose savings account it is cuatnca— whose savings account it is ctatnca wac— whose savings account it is claimed was closed after he accen— claimed was closed after he acuca uny— claimed was closed after he asked why their— claimed was closed after he asked why their branches were ncccccnca — asked why their branches were festooned with _ asked why their branches were festooned with pride flags cvcnnhcnc— festooned with pride flags everywhere, not an outrageous aaccncn— everywhere, not an outrageous aaccncn given— everywhere, not an outrageous question given it's a bank , this question given it's a bank, this very— question given it's a bank, this very cnannct— question given it's a bank, this very channel has— question given it's a bank, this very channel has been targeted to en— very channel has been targeted cc cn ucnc— very channel has been targeted to gb news have— very channel has been targeted to gb news have been the victims of an— to gb news have been the victims of an advertising— to gb news have been the victims of an advertising boycott nccaacc— of an advertising boycott because we _ of an advertising boycott because we dare to give you a acc— because we dare to give you a ana— because we dare to give you a voice and debate— because we dare to give you a voice and debate the important issues affecting— voice and debate the important issues affecting this country anac— issues affecting this country anac noct— issues affecting this country that most of— issues affecting this country that most of established media ccck— that most of established media ccck cc— that most of established media ccck ac etccc— that most of established media seek to gloss over—

that most of established media seek to gloss over or completely tenac— seek to gloss over or completely ignore .— seek to gloss over or completely ignore . ultimately,— seek to gloss over or completely ignore . ultimately, these people ignore. ultimately, these people noun— ignore. ultimately, these people wait unc— ignore. ultimately, these people would love to— ignore. ultimately, these people would love to see— ignore. ultimately, these people would love to see us closed down by caantne— would love to see us closed down by caantne ac— would love to see us closed down by caantna ac cf— would love to see us closed down by starving us of cash . but let by starving us of cash. but let me— by starving us of cash. but let me acu— by starving us of cash. but let me cut you— by starving us of cash. but let me tell you, we're— by starving us of cash. but let me tell you, we're not going anynncnc— me tell you, we're not going anynncnc tn— me tell you, we're not going anywhere in the— me tell you, we're not going anywhere in the end, the censors non-c— anywhere in the end, the censors non-c nin— anywhere in the end, the censors non-c ntn .— anywhere in the end, the censors non-c ntn . ana— anywhere in the end, the censors won't win . and with this move won't win. and with this move uncu— won't win. and with this move utgcu ana— won't win. and with this move on, nigel and others, it's my new— on, nigel and others, it's my anac— on, nigel and others, it's my view that they— on, nigel and others, it's my view that they have over played aneu— view that they have over played anen nann— view that they have over played their hand organisation means ana— their hand organisation means and individuals— their hand organisation means and individuals that speak truth to power— and individuals that speak truth to power ana— and individuals that speak truth to power and reflect the genuine concerns of the— to power and reflect the genuine concerns of the public will unnaceu— concerns of the public will ultimately prevail. the truth nu— ultimately prevail. the truth nu aunayc— ultimately prevail. the truth will always out— ultimately prevail. the truth will always out with or without the will always out with or without ane help — will always out with or without ane help on— will always out with or without the help of these— will always out with or without the help of these utter bankers -- what's bum what's your reaction to that markete— what's your reaction to that market? en— what's your reaction to that market? gb news acas . com. i'll market? gb news acas. com. i'll get ac— market? gb news acas. com. i'll get to year— market? gb news acas. com. i'll get to your emails— market? gb news acas. com. i'll get to your emails very shortly . tet-c— get to your emails very shortly . tet-c get— get to your emails very shortly . tet-c get tne— get to your emails very shortly . let's get the views now of my top— . let's get the views now of my tea gantttc— . let's get the views now of my top pundits this— . let's get the views now of my top pundits this evening. i'm teugntet— top pundits this evening. i'm tettgntet te— top pundits this evening. i'm delighted to welcome journalist and delighted to welcome journalist ant agony— delighted to welcome journalist ant agcny aunt— delighted to welcome journalist and agony aunt hillary freeman, ntctcnan— and agony aunt hillary freeman, ntctcnan ant— and agony aunt hillary freeman, historian and writer david outncyt— historian and writer david oldroyd bolt— historian and writer david oldroyd bolt and reporter and

broadcaster— oldroyd bolt and reporter and broadcaster stephanie techy, let me ctan— broadcaster stephanie techy, let me ctant nttn— broadcaster stephanie techy, let me start with you— broadcaster stephanie techy, let me start with you ,_ broadcaster stephanie techy, let me start with you , hillary. your me start with you, hillary. your neacttcn— me start with you, hillary. your neacttcn te— me start with you, hillary. your reaction to these— me start with you, hillary. your reaction to these rather censorious banks cancelling the accntc ct— censorious banks cancelling the accounts of people whose views tney— accounts of people whose views tney ten-t— accounts of people whose views tney ten-t agree— accounts of people whose views they don't agree with? fiancee e they don't agree with? well, it want— they don't agree with? well, it want te— they don't agree with? well, it wont be any— they don't agree with? well, it won't be any surprise to you to know that i don't agree with nigel farage on very much. but i do think this is a terrible thing. i don't agree with this at all. banks should not be able to close accounts because to close accounts just because they people's views . they don't like people's views. obviously, if somebody is using your funds to fund hatred or terrorism, that's a different matter . but terrorism, that's a different matter. but if somebody has a view that they don't agree with, that's that's free speech. and indeed, i mean , if f and indeed, i mean , if however, indeed, i mean, if however, tet-c— indeed, i mean, if however, etc can— indeed, i mean, if however, let's say that— indeed, i mean, if however, let's say that the daily sceptic cnttne— let's say that the daily sceptic online newspaper— let's say that the daily sceptic online newspaper published a ctcn— online newspaper published a ctcn attent— online newspaper published a story about trans— online newspaper published a story about trans activism which cout— story about trans activism which ccatt te— story about trans activism which could be perceived— story about trans activism which could be perceived as transphobic,- could be perceived as transphobic, perhaps that is the natucntng— transphobic, perhaps that is the natucntng ct— transphobic, perhaps that is the publishing of hate speech and tnenetcne— publishing of hate speech and therefore they— publishing of hate speech and therefore they should be censored. _ therefore they should be censored. fiancee therefore they should be censored. �*fn�*tiee ’“ti“ therefore they should be- censored. well, then you have a debate about it. you certainly don't just close their account. i mean, people just finding out that their accounts are closed when go checkout and when they go to the checkout and

they use their money. i they can't use their money. i mean, what doesn't make sense is that everything is computerised now has to make now, but somebody has to make this decision should be this decision. so that should be a conversation that is you a conversation that is had. you know, shouldn't just be able know, you shouldn't just be able to it's like, you know, it's mentality of like blocking people you people on twitter because you don't them. rather don't agree with them. rather than anything or than debating anything or discussing we should all discussing it. and we should all be discussing it. and we should all te-cncattn-t— discussing it. and we should all| be-shouldn't-because be afraid, shouldn't we? because you be afraid, shouldn't we? because yea—nect- be afraid, shouldn't we? because yea—ncct loveivl you are about the most lovely tttenau— you are about the most lovely liberal, politically correct nec— liberal, politically correct netccn—ycal liberal, politically correct. person _you hold person i know. but you hold gutte— person i know. but you hold gatte gentee— person i know. but you hold quite gender critical views. so even-ntgnt— quite gender critical views. so even-might fear- quite gender critical views. so even might fear for some even you might fear for some acnectc— even you might fear for some acnectc ct— even you might fear for some acnectc ct gent— even you might fear for some aspects of your life going tentat— aspects of your life going forward .this_ aspects of your life going forward this culture forward if this culture ntetattc. — forward if this culture prevails. ”cl forward if this culture prevails. flirti forward if this culture- prevails. sure. i was going to say, i wouldn't say i'm particularly politically correct. i'm an correct. i'm a liberal. i'm an old fashioned liberal. basically yeah. do. but it's yeah. and yeah, i do. but it's also it's very reminiscent of fascist regimes, you know, my grandparents, i've talked about it before, you know, they were german jews in the during the holocaust, during era germany. and they you know, my granddad's father's business was closed down, you know , it was taken down, you know, it was taken away. they weren't allowed to have bank accounts. my granddad couldn't to school. so for me couldn't go to school. so for me , this kind of is

, this this kind of is reminiscent . david reminiscent of that. david oldroyd bolt does- “ i david oldroyd bolt does this story nave— oldroyd bolt does this story nave worrying— oldroyd bolt does this story have worrying historic echoes as neue — have worrying historic echoes as neue ac— have worrying historic echoes as well? as hillary— have worrying historic echoes as well? : well? as hillary mentioned, there are those echoes. and of course, in the soviet union, your access to anything was entirely a function of whether you fell into line with the state. and i think the problem with this story for me is that banks, which are private companies, have an absolute right to refuse custom. you have no compel private no you cannot compel private companies to provide custom to people on any basis whatsoever where the bank has any nationalised aspect to it. i think there should be an expectation that they do not refuse custom for those views and as a further point, i think that there needs to be legislation very quickly to ensure companies are ensure that all companies are obuged ensure that all companies are obliged to take cash payments. i think the towards a think the move towards a cashless society, is being cashless society, which is being was under the was initially done under the guise of covid security and is in fact just to save some banking fees, risks creating a really desperate fissure in society between those who have the ability to bank digitally and who find it all very easy

and who find it all very easy and those who, for whatever reason, personal preference, budgetary ease , or simply budgetary ease, or simply because they don't want to use debit cards and mobile technology, want to use cash. and i think there be and i think there should be a compulsion state. in compulsion from the state. in this alone on that. this instance alone on that. people should have pay or it people should have to pay or it should have the option of paying because as mr farage pointed out in his video yesterday, if you do now have a bank account, do not now have a bank account, you're out of you're essentially shut out of society. course , when society. now, of course, when the was still the post office was still a nationalised, everybody had the right to a post office account. maybe therefore , there is maybe therefore, there is something we could look at something that we could look at there, the post there, given that the post office a failing office is such a failing company. let's let's make company. well, let's let's make them do something for the community they could do with the deposits. stephanie or deposits. stephanie takyi or neacttcn— deposits. stephanie takyi or reaction-censorship. : stephanie takyi or reaction censorship by reaction to this censorship by tantc. — reaction to this censorship by tantc. -tt— reaction to this censorship by banks. -it feels- reaction to this censorship by banks. -it feels like. banks. mark it feels like a troubling sign of the times. it just feels like the banks are trying to this bank in question is trying to push us to this kind of big brother china common list state where if your views or your expressions or opinions does not fit in with what they

think they're going to shut you down and you're going to be penalised for that. the banks job is to protect our financial assets. they this bank in question is actually in danger of being discriminatory , like of being discriminatory, like they're accusing farage of being. so how does this make sense? what's your reaction ? sense? what's your reaction? market— sense? what's your reaction? uantet en— sense? what's your reaction? market gb news— , what's your reaction? market gb news .com . i'm in 40 market gb news .com. i'm in 40 ntnatec— market gb news .com. i'm in 40 ntnatec tne— market gb news .com. i'm in 40 minutes time at— market gb news .com. i'm in 40 minutes time at 10:00. i'll be teattng— minutes time at 10:00. i'll be teattng nttn— minutes time at 10:00. i'll be dealing with gary— minutes time at 10:00. i'll be dealing with gary lineker who nantc— dealing with gary lineker who nantc te— dealing with gary lineker who wants to nationalise water but next— wants to nationalise water but next up— wants to nationalise water but next up tn— wants to nationalise water but next up tn tne— wants to nationalise water but next up in the big story is the tnanta— next up in the big story is the tnanta nuan— next up in the big story is the rwanda plan dead and buried ? rwanda plan dead and buried? i'll rwanda plan dead and buried? nu te— rwanda plan dead and buried? i'll be speaking— rwanda plan dead and buried? i'll be speaking to a top tory peer— i'll be speaking to a top tory peer tancac— i'll be speaking to a top tory peer furious about the supreme ccnt— peer furious about the supreme ccan venttct. — peer furious about the supreme court verdict. that's

listening to gb news radio. anybody guilty of wrongthink is cattenng— anybody guilty of wrongthink is cattenng tne — anybody guilty of wrongthink is suffering the cancellation of tnetn— suffering the cancellation of tnetn tant— suffering the cancellation of their bank accounts , not least their bank accounts, not least utget— their bank accounts, not least utget tange— their bank accounts, not least nigel farage, but— their bank accounts, not least nigel farage, but many others. tnat— nigel farage, but many others. tnat nac— nigel farage, but many others. tnat tne— nigel farage, but many others. that was the topic of my big entntcn— that was the topic of my big opinion, which— that was the topic of my big opinion, which you'll be able to catcn— opinion, which you'll be able to catcn an— opinion, which you'll be able to catcn an en— opinion, which you'll be able to catch up on via— opinion, which you'll be able to catch up on via twitter at gb tenc— catch up on via twitter at gb uenc tn— catch up on via twitter at gb uenc tn tne— catch up on via twitter at gb news in the next— catch up on via twitter at gb news in the next couple of ntnatec— news in the next couple of minutes. let's— news in the next couple of minutes. let's have a look at year— minutes. let's have a look at year enattc— minutes. let's have a look at your emails. market gb news .com

-atcat— your emails. market gb news .com -atcat tntc— your emails. market gb news .com .-about this from _ your emails. market gb news .com . about this from declan . how about this from declan nantc— . how about this from declan banks-farage. - . how about this from declan banks-farage. if- . how about this from declan banks farage. if you can't banks and farage. if you can't tne— banks and farage. if you can't name the bank,— banks and farage. if you can't name the bank, just name the bank, you're just a tancn— name the bank, you're just a tancn ct— name the bank, you're just a tancn ct utt— name the bank, you're just a bunch of lily livered weasels. name the bank, you're just a burname lily livered weasels. name the bank, you're just a burname , ly livered weasels. name the bank, you're just a burname , no .ivered weasels. name the bank, you're just a burname , no bottle weasels. name the bank, you're just a burname , no bottle whingeing no name, no bottle whingeing cnatc vea— no name, no bottle whingeing cowards. you make me puke , says cowards. you make me puke, says ocean.— cowards. you make me puke, says nectan. nectan— cowards. you make me puke, says declan. declan is— cowards. you make me puke, says declan. declan is not happy mete.— declan. declan is not happy there. stewart— declan. declan is not happy there. stewart says if we're going— there. stewart says if we're gctng ten— there. stewart says if we're gctng tea a— there. stewart says if we're going for a cashless society, ccnnantec— going for a cashless society, companies should be obliged to accent— companies should be obliged to accent crypto— companies should be obliged to accept crypto where you are your tant. — accept crypto where you are your own bank. kathy— accept crypto where you are your own bank. kathy says hi mark. tntc— own bank. kathy says hi mark. tntc tc— own bank. kathy says hi mark. this is exactly— own bank. kathy says hi mark. this is exactly the— own bank. kathy says hi mark. this is exactly the subject i natcet— this is exactly the subject i raised with— this is exactly the subject i raised with my— this is exactly the subject i raised with my who will be raised with my mp, who will be next— raised with my mp, who will be next to— raised with my mp, who will be next to te— raised with my mp, who will be next to be debunked. little old teen— next to be debunked. little old me. keep pushing this please , me. keep pushing this please, catc— me. keep pushing this please, cayc catni— me. keep pushing this please, cayc tatny ant— me. keep pushing this please, says kathy and kathy. i bet tnene-c— says kathy and kathy. i bet there's nothing _ says kathy and kathy. i bet there's nothing little about ten.— there's nothing little about you t— there's nothing little about you t tet— there's nothing little about you t tet yea— there's nothing little about you. i bet you are a giant of a tat— you. i bet you are a giant of a woman, but in— you. i bet you are a giant of a woman, but in an— you. i bet you are a giant of a woman, but in an intellectual ty— woman, but in an intellectual by tne— woman, but in an intellectual sense, by the way. blimey thus nn — sense, by the way. blimey thus nn en— sense, by the way. blimey thus nn cn rocky— sense, by the way. blimey thus i'm on rocky ground there, aent— i'm on rocky ground there, aent te— i'm on rocky ground there, aren't i? kathy,— i'm on rocky ground there, aren't i? kathy, listen, how attent— aren't i? kathy, listen, how about tntc— aren't i? kathy, listen, how about this from _ aren't i? kathy, listen, how about this from bob? hi, mark. uct— about this from bob? hi, mark. uct ccnnect — about this from bob? hi, mark. not correct. a— about this from bob? hi, mark. not correct. a bank can be computed— not correct. a bank can be compelled as— not correct. a bank can be compelled as much as a cake shop can compelled as much as a cake shop te— compelled as much as a cake shop can be compelled— compelled as much as a cake shop can be compelled to— compelled as much as a cake shop can be compelled to produce a cate— can be compelled to produce a cake ten— can be compelled to produce a cake ten gay— can be compelled to produce a cake for gay people. couple more acute— cake for gay people. couple more tetcne ne— cake for gay people. couple more tetcne we go. — cake for gay people. couple more before we go. rob.— cake for gay people. couple more before we go. rob. this bank cncatt— before we go. rob. this bank cncatt te— before we go. rob. this bank should be named and shamed, and tnen— should be named and shamed, and tnen-gneat— should be named and shamed, and tnen-gneat conn— should be named and shamed, and then-great court of— should be named and shamed, and then great court of public then the great court of public entntcn— then the great court of public catntcn can— then the great court of public opinion can have— then the great court of public opinion can have its say and tact— opinion can have its say and tact-net— opinion can have its say and last-not least.- opinion can have its say and last not least. paul hi, last but not least. paul hi, want. — last but not least. paul hi, want. t— last but not least. paul hi, mark. i don't— last but not least. paul hi, mark. i don't agree with ewewtntng— mark. i don't agree with everything that nigel has to say,— everything that nigel has to caw-tc—

everything that nigel has to caw-tc nave— everything that nigel has to say, to have account say, but to have his account cnat— say, but to have his account cnat-nct- say, but to have his account shut-not being. say, but to have his account. shut-not being able say, but to have his account- shut-not being able to shut down and not being able to go etcewnene— shut down and not being able to go elsewhere-a— shut down and not being able to go elsewhere a conspiracy to go elsewhere is a conspiracy to tnwe— go elsewhere is a conspiracy to ante-cat. — go elsewhere is a conspiracy to ante-cat. tt-c— go elsewhere is a conspiracy to drive out. it's disgusting. drive him out. it's disgusting. he drive him out. it's disgusting. ne atcc— drive him out. it's disgusting. ne atcc gcec— drive him out. it's disgusting. he also goes on— drive him out. it's disgusting. he also goes on to say, i'm sure tnene— he also goes on to say, i'm sure tnene ane— he also goes on to say, i'm sure tnene tan— he also goes on to say, i'm sure there are far worse— he also goes on to say, i'm sure there are far worse people who nave — there are far worse people who nave accntc— there are far worse people who have accounts in— there are far worse people who have accounts in this country. weu— have accounts in this country. weu tau,— have accounts in this country. well, paul,-raise- have accounts in this country. well, paul, raise very well, paul, you raise a very geot— well, paul, you raise a very gcct pant.— well, paul, you raise a very good point. wonder whether good point. i wonder whether tnat— good point. i wonder whether that-despicable- that evil, despicable lotto nantct— that evil, despicable lotto nantct nac— that evil, despicable lotto nantct nac a— that evil, despicable lotto rapist has a bank account. his ntutcnc— rapist has a bank account. his ntutcnc ane— rapist has a bank account. his millions are somewhere not good encagn— millions are somewhere not good encagn ten— millions are somewhere not good enough for nigel— millions are somewhere not good enough for nigel farage. the went-c— enough for nigel farage. the wcntt-c gene— enough for nigel farage. the world's gone mad now. ex prime utntcten— world's gone mad now. ex prime minister boris— world's gone mad now. ex prime minister boris johnson is back in minister boris johnson is back tn tne— minister boris johnson is back tn tne newc— minister boris johnson is back in the news, giving his backing to tne— in the news, giving his backing to the rwanda— in the news, giving his backing to the rwanda plan , which was to the rwanda plan, which was cwgncnet— to the rwanda plan, which was canncnet tw— to the rwanda plan, which was canncnet tw tne— to the rwanda plan, which was supported by the supreme court this supported by the supreme court tntc weet. — supported by the supreme court this week. take _ supported by the supreme court this week. take a— supported by the supreme court this week. take a listen to what bojo— this week. take a listen to what neg-c nat— this week. take a listen to what age tag to— this week. take a listen to what age nat to ca— this week. take a listen to what bojo had to say. _ this week. take a listen to what bojo had to say. ' this week. take a listen to what bojo had to say . ' “ “ bojo had to say. a spokesman in his column for the daily mail is about the desperate people crossing the channel the evil people, traffickers who take huge sums of money to bring them across against the law and why our rwanda policy is one of the best hopes. we still have to stop this vile trade and smooth change in the law. we can beg to get the rwanda policy, get rwanda done. we all blimey , i

rwanda done. we all blimey, i thought he was going to get blown away. luckily, he's quite catctanttau— blown away. luckily, he's quite substantial, so— blown away. luckily, he's quite substantial, so that— luckily, he's quite substantial, so that would be nant. — substantial, so that would be nant. sc— substantial, so that would be nant. sc tc— substantial, so that would be nant. sc tc a— substantial, so that would be hard. so is a simple change in tne— hard. so is a simple change in tne-encagn— hard. so is a simple change in tne-encagn en— hard. so is a simple change in the-enough or is- hard. so is a simple change in the enough or is sunak the law enough or is rishi sunak twanta— the law enough or is rishi sunak twanta ntan— the law enough or is rishi sunak rwanda plan-dead- the law enough or is rishi sunak rwanda plan dead in the rwanda plan now dead in the watene— rwanda plan now dead in the watene tet-c— rwanda plan now dead in the water? let's speak to baroness tecten— water? let's speak to baroness tecten ct— water? let's speak to baroness foster of oxton_ water? let's speak to baroness foster of oxton for— water? let's speak to baroness foster of oxton for reaction . foster of oxton for reaction. baroness foster,— foster of oxton for reaction. baroness foster, you're not happy— baroness foster, you're not nappy attent— baroness foster, you're not happy about this decision by the sannene— happy about this decision by the swgnene coau— happy about this decision by the supreme court, are you ? \tit supreme court, are you? no, i'm not.— supreme court, are you? no, i'm not. nw— supreme court, are you? no, i'm not. i'm absolutely furious , as not. i'm absolutely furious, as we always knew. i think it was going to be a challenge from even before they talked about rwanda when we were having horrendous problems trying to deport people who we actually knew about, who'd been released from prison, who'd been, you know, spent time being sentenced for sort of rape and murder. know, spent time being sentenced for sort of rape and murder . and for sort of rape and murder. and then the aircraft didn't go because the human rights lawyers were in there. obviously, you because the human rights lawyers know, this years down the line and there is a real oxymoron here because here we have a court case which has been brought about, one of those that has pushed for this is the civil service union. and of course, civil servants are

bound by their codes of practise to remain politically neutral. so then you've got to ask yourself what is actually happening in the home office . so happening in the home office. so l, happening in the home office. so i, as i said, i'm absolutely furious that we have you know, we are a very generous country. and when we look at people from ukraine, syria, afghanistan , ukraine, syria, afghanistan, sudan, iraq, hong kong , you sudan, iraq, hong kong, you know, we really are very, very supportive. but i think the pubuc supportive. but i think the public are absolutely sick and tired of this. this is going against the will of the people. in our 2019 manifesto, we said we will deal with this. we know there's probably been about a million people, including obviously legitimate people who have come here over the last three years. school are under pressure. the health service is under pressure. housing is under pressure. and all we're doing is sitting in the house of lords day after day . while we, of day after day. while we, of course, were not a conservative majority in the house of lords . majority in the house of lords. but we go through the debates .

but we go through the debates. the same people in the opposition put down more amendments or the same amendments, spend hours trying to talk all of it out goes back to talk all of it out goes back to the commons. they ignore what the commons have said, which is obviously the supreme chamber here and we go over it all again and it'll carry on next week. meanwhile we have this trade in human misery and we have people who are multi—million earners on the backs of it . yes. baroness the backs of it. yes. baroness tecten— the backs of it. yes. baroness tecten, te— the backs of it. yes. baroness tecten, to wow— the backs of it. yes. baroness foster, do you think- i e yes. baroness foster, do you think the rwanda ntan— foster, do you think the rwanda ntan tc— foster, do you think the rwanda plan is salvageable ? �*fn�*tiee e plan is salvageable? well, it snout— plan is salvageable? well, it cnaatt te— plan is salvageable? well, it cnaatt te. t— plan is salvageable? well, it should be. i mean, we have there are people from denmark , norway, are people from denmark, norway, the unhcr . there are people in the unhcr. there are people in rwanda who are living perfectly well . of course, years ago, well. of course, years ago, rwanda was one of those countries. and i for five years was on the african caribbean pacific joint parliamentary assembly . in my first mandate as assembly. in my first mandate as a member of the european parliament. and there are challenging countries, but they've really got past a lot of that and they even have people in their government who are actually former refugees who

have made a life in rwanda. have now made a life in rwanda. so maybe it's not perfect, but it's certainly , you know, a it's certainly, you know, a sight better than probably some of the places some of these people have come from . baroness people have come from. baroness foster, what would— people have come from. baroness foster, what would you— people have come from. baroness foster, what would you say- baroness foster, what would you say to tncce— foster, what would you say to tncce wnc — foster, what would you say to those who argue— foster, what would you say to those who argue that the rwanda ntan— those who argue that the rwanda ntan tc— those who argue that the rwanda ntan tc wnwcnnw— those who argue that the rwanda plan is unworthy able, it's enenctwe— plan is unworthy able, it's expensive and— plan is unworthy able, it's expensive and that it's cruel? on expensive and that it's cruel? on tact— expensive and that it's cruel? on tact ntgtt-c— expensive and that it's cruel? on last night's bbc— expensive and that it's cruel? on last night's bbc question time programme, the presenter asked for a show of hands. time programme, the presenter asked for a show of hands . those asked for a show of hands. those in support of the rwanda policy , me and no hands were raised . , me and no hands were raised. well, i would expect nothing tecc— well, i would expect nothing tecc tncn — well, i would expect nothing less from question time, frankly . i less from question time, frankly . t tntnt— less from question time, frankly . ttntnt atcc— less from question time, frankly . i think also people feel intimidated— . i think also people feel intimidated .— . i think also people feel intimidated . you see it on intimidated. you see it on twttten— intimidated. you see it on twitter, don't— intimidated. you see it on twitter, don't you ? and you'll twitter, don't you? and you'll get— twitter, don't you? and you'll get necgte— twitter, don't you? and you'll get people wnc— twitter, don't you? and you'll get people who are anonymous and we— get people who are anonymous and tnew wtu— get people who are anonymous and tnew wttt cay— get people who are anonymous and they will say what— get people who are anonymous and they will say what they really tntnt— they will say what they really tntnt .— they will say what they really tntnt . t— they will say what they really think. i mean,— they will say what they really think. i mean, we might like wnat— think. i mean, we might like wnat tnew— think. i mean, we might like what they think— think. i mean, we might like what they think or we mightn't like what they think or we mightn't ute-tntnt,- what they think or we mightn't like-think, but- what they think or we mightn't like think, but people like what they think, but people feel intimidated— like what they think, but people feel intimidated sometimes , feel intimidated sometimes, nantcwtanw— feel intimidated sometimes, particularly when they're cttttng— particularly when they're sitting—you i particularly when they'rei sitting—you are particularly when they're - sitting—you are you sitting in a room. you are you weattn-t— sitting in a room. you are you wcutn-t ant— sitting in a room. you are you wouldn't and i— sitting in a room. you are you wouldn't and i wouldn't, for exannte— wouldn't and i wouldn't, for examine-ga— wouldn't and i wouldn't, for example, go, know, wouldn't and i wouldn't, for- example,-go,-know, this example, we'd go, you know, this is , example, we'd go, you know, this tc—, tat— example, we'd go, you know, this tc—, tat tt-c— example, we'd go, you know, this tc—, tat tt-c went,- is our position, but it's very, wen— is our position, but it's very, very difficult— is our position, but it's very, very difficult sensitive very difficult on sensitive ten— very difficult on sensitive issues for a— very difficult on sensitive issues for a lot- very difficult on sensitive issues for a lot of people

tecace— issues for a lot of people because they _ issues for a lot of people because they feel very, very concerned and _ because they feel very, very concerned and they'll feel quite atnatt— concerned and they'll feel quite atnatt tc— concerned and they'll feel quite atnatt to te— concerned and they'll feel quite afraid to do that— concerned and they'll feel quite afraid to do that .— concerned and they'll feel quite afraid to do that . but we know afraid to do that. but we know the afraid to do that. but we know tne tact— afraid to do that. but we know the vast majority— afraid to do that. but we know the vast majority of people will want— the vast majority of people will want ac— the vast majority of people will want ac to — the vast majority of people will want us to deal— the vast majority of people will want us to deal with this. they nave— want us to deal with this. they have -over rwanda - want us to deal with this. they have over rwanda . and have no issue over rwanda. and as have no issue over rwanda. and ac t— have no issue over rwanda. and ac t cata— have no issue over rwanda. and ac t can, tntc— have no issue over rwanda. and as i said, this is— have no issue over rwanda. and as i said, this is undermining tne— as i said, this is undermining tne wtu— as i said, this is undermining tne wtu ct— as i said, this is undermining the will of the— as i said, this is undermining the will of the people . it's the will of the people. it's undermining— the will of the people. it's undermining the voters of this county— undermining the voters of this county tnat— undermining the voters of this country that expect the government _ country that expect the government of the day, which is us, government of the day, which is aclactaauw— government of the day, which is us,.actually do— government of the day, which is us,.actually do the- government of the day, which is us, actually do the best we us, to actually do the best we ant— us, to actually do the best we ant tnew— us, to actually do the best we can. and they also expect the cggcctttcn— can. and they also expect the cancctttcn tc— can. and they also expect the opposition to be— can. and they also expect the opposition to be constructive tecace— opposition to be constructive because this— opposition to be constructive because this about the good because this is about the good of because this is about the good ct tne— because this is about the good of the nation.— because this is about the good of the nation. this— because this is about the good of the nation. this about the of the nation. this is about the cecanttw— of the nation. this is about the cecanttw ct— of the nation. this is about the security of the _ of the nation. this is about the security of the nation. we don't even know who _ security of the nation. we don't even know who some of these pecnte— even know who some of these pecnte-ccnng— even know who some of these people coming across on people are coming across on tcatc— people are coming across on tcatc-ttcncce- people are coming across on boats.-dispose of- people are coming across on boats. dispose of their boats. they dispose of their identification _ boats. they dispose of their identification .— boats. they dispose of their identification . we already have, identification. we already have, you knew,— identification. we already have, you know, special— identification. we already have, you know, special services that are you know, special services that nawng— you know, special services that nawng tc— you know, special services that are having to track people who are having to track people who are terrorists, _ are having to track people who are terrorists, frankly, in this county— are terrorists, frankly, in this county .— are terrorists, frankly, in this county . ant— are terrorists, frankly, in this country . and yet— are terrorists, frankly, in this country . and yet what we do. we country. and yet what we do. we were welcoming— country. and yet what we do. we were welcoming there are people tene— were welcoming there are people here, welcoming— were welcoming there are people here, welcoming people. they nave— here, welcoming people. they nave ne— here, welcoming people. they have no idea,— here, welcoming people. they have no idea, no— here, welcoming people. they have no idea, no idea where tnew-we— have no idea, no idea where tnew-we conne— have no idea, no idea where they've come from. (dc/cat �*fn�*tiee they've come from. okay. well tact.— they've come from. okay. well look, baroness foster of oxton, thank you so much for joining look, baroness foster of oxton, thank you so much forjoining us on the show. look forward to catcntng— on the show. look forward to catcntng an— on the show. look forward to catching up soon.— “tit“ look forward to catching up soon. let's move on to tntc— catching up soon. let's move on to this extraordinary story. a cnntcttan— to this extraordinary story. a christian charity—

to this extraordinary story. a christian charity has been compensated— christian charity has been compensated £20,000 from nanctawc— compensated £20,000 from barclays bank— compensated £20,000 from barclays bank after their accnt— barclays bank after their account was— barclays bank after their account was closed following nneccane tncn — account was closed following pressure from lgbt groups . the pressure from lgbt groups. the gncanc— pressure from lgbt groups. the gncwnc ctatnet— pressure from lgbt groups. the groups claimed that core issues tnact— groups claimed that core issues tnact cantee— groups claimed that core issues trust carried out— groups claimed that core issues trust carried out conversion tnenanw— trust carried out conversion therapy whilst _ trust carried out conversion therapy whilst the charity is actaauw— therapy whilst the charity is actually known— therapy whilst the charity is actually known for supporting ant— actually known for supporting men and women— actually known for supporting men and women voluntarily hoping to cnange— men and women voluntarily hoping to cnange tnetn— men and women voluntarily hoping to change their sexual preference— to change their sexual preference and gender identity. so preference and gender identity. sc tctntng— preference and gender identity. sc tctntng ne— preference and gender identity. so joining me now to speak on tntc— so joining me now to speak on we natten— so joining me now to speak on this matter is— so joining me now to speak on this matter is the— so joining me now to speak on this matter is the ceo of the core issues trust,— this matter is the ceo of the core issues trust, dr. mike nawtccn— core issues trust, dr. mike nawtccn .— core issues trust, dr. mike davidson . mike, what exactly davidson. mike, what exactly nannenet— davidson. mike, what exactly naggenet e — davidson. mike, what exactly happened ? well- davidson. mike, what exactly happened ? �*fn�*tiee “ 20:70 happened? well, in 2020, we received letters from berkeley bank saying that core issues trust and the internal national federation for therapeutic and counselling choice would be having their accounts removed in two months and that they were serving notice of that . okay .

serving notice of that. okay. now, do you feel “t; i okay. now, do you feel vindicated by tntc— now, do you feel vindicated by this verdict?— now, do you feel vindicated by this verdict? you _ now, do you feel vindicated by this verdict? you must do ? this verdict? you must do? weu— this verdict? you must do? weu t— this verdict? you must do? well, i think— this verdict? you must do? well, i think barclays- this verdict? you must do? well, i think barclays got off lightly. there were practical concerns that meant that we were going to have to spend an enormous amount of money to be able to continue with this, which we felt would be irresponsible . so yes, i'm irresponsible. so yes, i'm grateful that there has been something of a payment, but of course you'll realise that they have refused to admit any wrongdoing or any liability. so . and they are claiming, i see in their reports that the courts have said nothing about this, but what they don't tell you is that the first two hearings, i think, were all about territorial disputes because the bank was claiming that we should not bring a court case in northern ireland where the charity is registered and where

the accounts were opened, but rather there should be taking place in england . so we never place in england. so we never spoke about the substantive issues around this case. well, mike, i'm glad you— issues around this case. well, mike, i'm glad you i'm- “t: i well, mike, i'm glad you i'm glad you natcet— mike, i'm glad you i'm glad you natcet tnat. — mike, i'm glad you i'm glad you raised that. mike— mike, i'm glad you i'm glad you raised that. mike so what is wnat— raised that. mike so what is wnat tc— raised that. mike so what is wnat tc tne— raised that. mike so what is what is the great crime of which you what is the great crime of which won wee— what is the great crime of which you were accused— what is the great crime of which you were accused by barclays nann— you were accused by barclays bank, wntcn— you were accused by barclays bank, which they've had two massive apologise for? what was wean— massive apologise for? what was wean wnat— massive apologise for? what was wean wnat wac— massive apologise for? what was your what was your— massive apologise for? what was your what was your terrible deed 7 your what was your terrible deed t we— your what was your terrible deed t we atten— your what was your terrible deed ? we offer men— your what was your terrible deed ? we offer men and— your what was your terrible deed ? we offer men and women who have gone in the gay direction or have found themselves confused in gender. we offer them a place where they can work out their issues and where they can decide what the direction is that they want to go in. in other words, i guess we stand with those who would say you're not born gay . and even though not born gay. and even though you didn't choose the feelings , you didn't choose the feelings, you didn't choose the feelings, you have choices around the feelings . and if it's your

feelings. and if it's your informed choice, nobody else is pushing you or forcing you . if pushing you or forcing you. if it's your choice to leave homosexual practises is or to return to your gender of birth , return to your gender of birth, you should have the freedom to do that irrespective of what stonewall says , of course. i stonewall says, of course. i mean, mike, i've got to say, i nave— mean, mike, i've got to say, i nave an— mean, mike, i've got to say, i have an awful— mean, mike, i've got to say, i have an awful lot— mean, mike, i've got to say, i have an awful lot of gay friends wnc— have an awful lot of gay friends wnc weatt— have an awful lot of gay friends who would strongly argue that we— who would strongly argue that they definitely— who would strongly argue that they definitely feel they were we— they definitely feel they were tnew — they definitely feel they were they were born _ they definitely feel they were they were born gay, that it wact— they were born gay, that it wasn'tlchoice_ they were born gay, that it wasn'tlchoice ,- they were born gay, that it wasn't choice , and that it's wasn't a choice, and that it's wen— wasn't a choice, and that it's wew nacn— wasn't a choice, and that it's very nacn a— wasn't a choice, and that it's very much a blessing for them. tne— very much a blessing for them. tne-wttn— very much a blessing for them. the-with trans- very much a blessing for them. the with trans people . the same with trans people. tute— the same with trans people. utte, wen— the same with trans people. mike, very briefly, though, is un— mike, very briefly, though, is this conversion— mike, very briefly, though, is this conversion therapy? are you twtng— this conversion therapy? are you twtng tc— this conversion therapy? are you twtng tc centen— this conversion therapy? are you trying to convert people and is wat— trying to convert people and is that-barclays— trying to convert people and is that barclays problem that why barclays had a problem . thew— that why barclays had a problem . tnew wtu— that why barclays had a problem . they will claim _ that why barclays had a problem . they will claim that- that why barclays had a problem . they will claim that that's what it is, but that is not what we do. what we do is we work with with clients agendas who come to us and we support them in the goals that they have . in the goals that they have. it's not about our agenda . it's it's not about our agenda. it's about their agenda . and the about their agenda. and the problem is we can never get to

say that because we're just written off against the background of whatever our misinformation. stonewall and other groups want to put out about this, including adding the church of england . mike, great church of england. mike, great to have church of england. mike, great to nave wea— church of england. mike, great to nawe you cn— church of england. mike, great to have you on the— ”if." 3: mike, great to have you on the show. thank you— to have you on the show. thank you cc— to have you on the show. thank you cc nacn— to have you on the show. thank you so much for— to have you on the show. thank you so much for sharing your ctcnw— you so much for sharing your ctcw. on. — you so much for sharing your ctcw. on. tute— you so much for sharing your story. dr. mike davidson is the cue— story. dr. mike davidson is the cue ct— story. dr. mike davidson is the cue ct tne— story. dr. mike davidson is the ceo of the core— story. dr. mike davidson is the ceo of the core issues trust . ceo of the core issues trust. ucten— ceo of the core issues trust. ucten tt-c— ceo of the core issues trust. listen, it's all— ceo of the core issues trust. listen, it's all about opinions, tcn-t— listen, it's all about opinions, tcn-t tte— listen, it's all about opinions, tcn-t tte nwe— listen, it's all about opinions, isn't it? i've got— listen, it's all about opinions, isn't it? i've got to say, like i mentioned,— isn't it? i've got to say, like i mentioned, that certainly my life experience— i mentioned, that certainly my life experience would suggest tnat— life experience would suggest tnat tetng— life experience would suggest tnat tetng gav— life experience would suggest that being gay attracted to a same sex partner is something tnat-c— same sex partner is something tnat-c nnettw— same sex partner is something that's pretty profound. not a cnctce,— that's pretty profound. not a cnctce, tat— that's pretty profound. not a choice, but the _ that's pretty profound. not a choice, but the way you are and wnc— choice, but the way you are and wnc wea— choice, but the way you are and wnc wen — choice, but the way you are and who you are. but— choice, but the way you are and who you are. but it's all about cntntcnc— who you are. but it's all about catntcnc. ant— who you are. but it's all about opinions. and i— who you are. but it's all about opinions. and i don't think that tantc— opinions. and i don't think that banks should— opinions. and i don't think that banks should be— opinions. and i don't think that banks should be deciding whether or banks should be deciding whether on net— banks should be deciding whether on net tnew— banks should be deciding whether or not they agree— banks should be deciding whether or not they agree with the views of or not they agree with the views ct tnetn— or not they agree with the views of their customers. _ or not they agree with the views of their customers. it's a bank for of their customers. it's a bank ten cot-c— of their customers. it's a bank for god's sakes.— of their customers. it's a bank for god's sakes. they're there to for god's sakes. they're there tc-wca— for god's sakes. they're there tc-wca ncnew- for god's sakes. they're there to-you money or- for god's sakes. they're there to you money or to give you to lend you money or to give you a tate— to lend you money or to give you a nate cn— to lend you money or to give you a nate cn wean— to lend you money or to give you a rate on your savings. but what do a rate on your savings. but what to wow— a rate on your savings. but what to you tntnte— a rate on your savings. but what do you think? market gb news . ccntng— do you think? market gb news . ccntng ag— do you think? market gb news .com . coming up next with the .com. coming up next with the nantttc— .com. coming up next with the gantttc ac— .com. coming up next with the gwntttc ac tne— .com. coming up next with the pundits as the raf discriminates

agatnct— pundits as the raf discriminates agatnct wntte— pundits as the raf discriminates against white candidates, has the against white candidates, has tne nacn— against white candidates, has tne gwcn ten— against white candidates, has the push for diversity gone too tant— the push for diversity gone too tane atcc — the push for diversity gone too far? also should— the push for diversity gone too far? also should all over 40s nave — far? also should all over 40s nave a— far? also should all over 40s nave a tnee — far? also should all over 40s have a free health motty and as capennantetc— have a free health motty and as supermarkets now— have a free health motty and as supermarkets now have to lock up cnccctate— supermarkets now have to lock up chocolate dishwasher tablets and tnctant— chocolate dishwasher tablets and instant coffee _ chocolate dishwasher tablets and instant coffee is— chocolate dishwasher tablets and instant coffee is shoplifting cat— instant coffee is shoplifting cat ct— instant coffee is shoplifting now out of control is being tecnenate— now out of control is being desperate ever— now out of control is being desperate ever an excuse for tneaung— desperate ever an excuse for tneaung tne— desperate ever an excuse for breaking the law? that's

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on nikki says, hi mark, please keep cn ten— nikki says, hi mark, please keep on ten ct— nikki says, hi mark, please keep on ten ct tntc— nikki says, hi mark, please keep on top of this story— nikki says, hi mark, please keep on top of this story regarding the on top of this story regarding tne tantc— on top of this story regarding the banks and— on top of this story regarding the banks and nigel farage. it's tennttwtng— the banks and nigel farage. it's tenntwtng tnat— the banks and nigel farage. it's terrifying that they have the newen— terrifying that they have the acwen tc — terrifying that they have the power to to — terrifying that they have the power to do so— terrifying that they have the power to do so much harm without cttentng— power to do so much harm without even offering an— power to do so much harm without even offering an explanation or ttatcgae— even offering an explanation or ttatcgae. t— even offering an explanation or dialogue. i closed— even offering an explanation or dialogue. i closed my paypal accnt— dialogue. i closed my paypal account after— dialogue. i closed my paypal account after it— dialogue. i closed my paypal account after it cancelled the tee— account after it cancelled the tnee sneecn — account after it cancelled the free speech union. thanks for ntgnttgnttng— free speech union. thanks for ntgnttgnttng tt— free speech union. thanks for highlighting it. do they want to get-actng— highlighting it. do they want to get-actng can— highlighting it. do they want to get using our money not? get rich using our money or not? do get rich using our money or not? we tnew— get rich using our money or not? we tnew net— get rich using our money or not? do they not fear— get rich using our money or not? do they not fear a— get rich using our money or not? do they not fear a run on the tanta— do they not fear a run on the tante tt— do they not fear a run on the tante tt we— do they not fear a run on the bank? if we all— do they not fear a run on the bank? if we all withdrew our cacn— bank? if we all withdrew our cacn tn— bank? if we all withdrew our cash in protest?— bank? if we all withdrew our cash in protest? great show says wttu. — cash in protest? great show says wttu. weu— cash in protest? great show says nikki. well, thank— cash in protest? great show says nikki. well, thank you for that, wttu. — nikki. well, thank you for that, wttu. keep— nikki. well, thank you for that, nikki. keep those— nikki. well, thank you for that, nikki. keep those emails coming. as nikki. keep those emails coming. ac t— nikki. keep those emails coming. ac t caw— nikki. keep those emails coming. ac t caw neacttng— nikki. keep those emails coming. as i say, reacting to— nikki. keep those emails coming. as i say, reacting to the big ctcntec— as i say, reacting to the big ctcntec ct— as i say, reacting to the big stories of the— as i say, reacting to the big stories of the day. my top gantttc— stories of the day. my top pundits tonight, journalist and agony— pundits tonight, journalist and agony aunt— pundits tonight, journalist and agony aunt hilary freeman , agony aunt hilary freeman, ntctcntan— agony aunt hilary freeman, historian and— agony aunt hilary freeman, historian and writer david outncwt— historian and writer david oldroyd bolt— historian and writer david oldroyd bolt and broadcaster and nencnten— oldroyd bolt and broadcaster and reporter stephanie— oldroyd bolt and broadcaster and reporter stephanie takyi and tngwtw— reporter stephanie takyi and tngwtw nac— reporter stephanie takyi and inquiry has found that initiatives— inquiry has found that initiatives to increase the nannenct— initiatives to increase the nannenct ct— initiatives to increase the numbers of women and people from etnntc— numbers of women and people from ethnic minorities— numbers of women and people from ethnic minorities in— numbers of women and people from ethnic minorities in the raf has led ethnic minorities in the raf has tet tc— ethnic minorities in the raf has led to unlawful— ethnic minorities in the raf has led to unlawful positive discrimination action. the tngwtw— discrimination action. the inquiry began— discrimination action. the inquiry began following the nectgnattcn— inquiry began following the resignation of— inquiry began following the resignation of a female raf group— resignation of a female raf 9roup cantan— resignation of a female raf group captain who told her caencncp— group captain who told her superiors the— group captain who told her superiors the policy penalise old superiors the policy penalise ctt wntte— superiors the policy penalise old white men.— superiors the policy penalise old white men. it was found that

she old white men. it was found that cne nat— old white men. it was found that cne nat tacet— old white men. it was found that she had faced significant and unreasonable— she had faced significant and unreasonable pressure to meet ttwencttw— unreasonable pressure to meet diversity targets— unreasonable pressure to meet diversity targets and the head of diversity targets and the head ct tne— diversity targets and the head ct tne tat— diversity targets and the head of the raf has— diversity targets and the head of the raf has admitted some men were discriminated— of the raf has admitted some men were discriminated against. so it were discriminated against. so tt tegc— were discriminated against. so tt tegc tne— were discriminated against. so it begs the question has the pact— it begs the question has the pact ten— it begs the question has the push for diversity gone too far? stennante— push for diversity gone too far? stephanie takyi _ push for diversity gone too far? stephanie takyi your reaction to this stephanie takyi your reaction to we e — stephanie takyi your reaction to we t tt— stephanie takyi your reaction to we t tt tac— stephanie takyi your reaction to this ? it has gone— stephanie takyi your reaction to this ? it has gone too- stephanie takyi your reaction to this ? e g this? it has gone too far, mark. you know, there's no denying in this society when it comes to equality motty women and ethnic minorities , as we've been at the minorities, as we've been at the bottom of the barrel. but when it comes to tokenism, i've never agreed with tokenism . um, i've agreed with tokenism. um, i've always felt like people should be in positions due to merit. i don't want to be sitting here because i'm black and i'm a female. you're sitting here because you're smoking hot and b, you are the dropper b, because you are the dropper of truth thank you so of truth bombs. thank you so much. as we during the much. as we saw during the nntutn— much. as we saw during the phillip schofield_ ti“ as we saw during the phillip schofield drama i“ as we saw during the phillip schofield drama . ' “ti phillip schofield drama. and i ttne— phillip schofield drama. and i ttnt wttn— phillip schofield drama. and i find with tokenism— phillip schofield drama. and i find with tokenism , um, it does find with tokenism, um, it does a disservice to both the organisation and both the candidates because the candidate won't the support they need won't get the support they need because they're just there to tick a box. and for the organisation they're going to miss out key who have

miss out on key talent who have got the job. got the skills to do the job. and i'm going to be a bit of a devil's advocate here because, you to a lot of you know, i do speak to a lot of ethnic minorities or women who read kind of stories, and read these kind of stories, and they're happy it they're quite happy about it because they're like, you know what, white male privilege has been society . been the apex of this society. see? i can use my race or see? so if i can use my race or use sex to get into use my sex to get into a position, then why not? this is what white men have been doing for years. but i just think there needs to be more better safeguarding in these kind of situations. david oldroyd bolt new-ne— situations. david oldroyd bolt you're smoking— situations. david oldroyd bolt you're smoking hot— david oldroyd bolt you're smoking hot too. don't wan.— you're smoking hot too. don't worry. however,— you're smoking hot too. don't worry. however, i— you're smoking hot too. don't worry. however, i do wonder wnetnen— worry. however, i do wonder whether these _ worry. however, i do wonder whether these policies are there to netatance— whether these policies are there to rebalance our— whether these policies are there to rebalance our society and our gneat— to rebalance our society and our great institutions. _ to rebalance our society and our great institutions. i— to rebalance our society and our great institutions. i mean, they are great institutions. i mean, they tnew— great institutions. i mean, they tnew conne— great institutions. i mean, they are they come from the right ntace— are they come from the right placen ten-t— are they come from the right place, don't they? these ttwencttw— place, don't they? these diversity policies? \tit place, don't they? these diversity policies? \ttit "cat ctiti diversity policies? no. they are deeply patronising and they are themselves racist and sexist because it imputes that women and people of colour are unable to these their own to get these jobs off their own merit. must take with merit. i must take issue with stephanie white male stephanie saying that white male privilege that privilege is something that we've it just so we've done. no, it just so happens that in western europe white tend to be the white men tend to be the majority. they have, of

majority. so they have, of course, historically and naturally in the majority naturally been in the majority of positions of power. now it's right that should change right that that should change as the demographic of society changes, but not falsely led and not like this not in a situation like this whereby could very whereby these actions could very well dangerous. if you're well be dangerous. if you're talking about armed talking about the armed services, instance , where services, for instance, where people making exceptionally people are making exceptionally serious and need to be serious decisions and need to be of the very highest capability, i think you are putting people's lives at by by imputing or lives at risk by by imputing or by saying that, no, we're not going actually the very going to actually take the very best, fighter pilot or best, say, fighter pilot or drone commander. we need to have this arbitrary figure because it somehow we think reflects society. and so we'll give it to that person. i think it's dangerous and i don't think it does come from the right place. it's patronising and it's silly. it's patronising and it's silly. it's interesting, the it's interesting, isn't it? the ill it's interesting, isn't it? the ttt tatet— it's interesting, isn't it? the ttt tatet-ct- it's interesting, isn't it? the ill fated -of the - it's interesting, isn't it? the ill fated of the titan ill fated captain of the titan canntaenn— ill fated captain of the titan submarine boasted before that tnagetw— submarine boasted before that tnagetw tnat— submarine boasted before that tragedy that he— submarine boasted before that tragedy that he had the most ttwence— tragedy that he had the most diverse team _ tragedy that he had the most diverse team and he didn't want old diverse team and he didn't want ctt wntte— diverse team and he didn't want ctt wntte en— diverse team and he didn't want old white men on— diverse team and he didn't want old white men on board. didn't age— old white men on board. didn't age tnat— old white men on board. didn't age tnat weu. — old white men on board. didn't age that well. now take a look at tntc— age that well. now take a look at this, folks. _ age that well. now take a look at this, folks. a— age that well. now take a look at this, folks. a midlife motty

nw— at this, folks. a midlife motty ow tect— at this, folks. a midlife motty ow tect ut— at this, folks. a midlife motty diy test kit is— at this, folks. a midlife motty diy test kit is to _ at this, folks. a midlife motty diy test kit is to be sent to au— diy test kit is to be sent to au even— diy test kit is to be sent to all over 40s— diy test kit is to be sent to all over 40s due- diy test kit is to be sent to all over 40s due to a huge shake up ct— all over 40s due to a huge shake up ct tne— all over 40s due to a huge shake up ct tne ans.— all over 40s due to a huge shake up of the nhs. 15— all over 40s due to a huge shake up of the nhs. 15 million adults aged— up of the nhs. 15 million adults aget ao— up of the nhs. 15 million adults aget ao tc— up of the nhs. 15 million adults aget no to 7a— up of the nhs. 15 million adults aged 40 to 74 will— up of the nhs. 15 million adults aged 40 to 74 will be eligible for aged 40 to 74 will be eligible ten tne— aged 40 to 74 will be eligible ten tne wns. — aged 40 to 74 will be eligible for the nhs. new— aged 40 to 74 will be eligible for the nhs. new digital mod , for the nhs. new digital mod, wntcn— for the nhs. new digital mod, wntcn can— for the nhs. new digital mod, wntcn te— for the nhs. new digital mod, which can be completed on their phone— which can be completed on their ancne cn— which can be completed on their phone on unten— which can be completed on their phone or laptop. the health acceccnent— phone or laptop. the health assessment will— phone or laptop. the health assessment will include ancwentng— assessment will include answering questions about their wetgtt— answering questions about their wetgnt, netgnt,— answering questions about their weight, height, diet, alcohol tntate— weight, height, diet, alcohol tntate, cct— weight, height, diet, alcohol intake, god forbid, and exercise. also, patients have tweet— exercise. also, patients have blood testing— exercise. also, patients have blood testing kits to complete. so blood testing kits to complete. so tc— blood testing kits to complete. so tc tt— blood testing kits to complete. so tc tt wentn— blood testing kits to complete. so is it worth the— blood testing kits to complete. so is it worth the money to give ao— so is it worth the money to give ao a— so is it worth the money to give over 40 a health— so is it worth the money to give over 40 a health motty ? entity over 40 a health motty? hilary wett— over 40 a health motty? hilary weu .— over 40 a health motty? hilary weu . t— over 40 a health motty? hilary weu . t tan-t— over 40 a health motty? hilary well, i don't think it's the over 40 a health motty? hilary well , i don't think it's the way well, i don't think it's the way to do it. i mean, it's very well known that these kinds of surveys, people lie. people lie about how much they drink, they lie about how they smoke, lie about how much they smoke, they weight. so they lie about their weight. so really , are they you know, what really, are they you know, what are going learn from this? are we going to learn from this? and the if idea is that and if the if the idea is that loads of people are just put on statins so that they're not don't have be seen, don't don't have to be seen, don't have to be dealt with, i don't think that's that's the answer. i more important i think more more important people to people should be able to actually their gp. maybe we

actually see their gp. maybe we should have, know, every two should have, you know, every two years haven't been to see years if you haven't been to see your gp in the meantime, you should have some sort of a check up the dentist. like the up like the dentist. like the dentist, you can dentist, exactly where you can actually through any actually talk through any concerns might have concerns because you might have something which something that's niggling which to anything important. to you isn't anything important. but you don't see a doctor but if you don't see a doctor for years and years and years and it might become and years, it might become something serious you're something serious and you're not going it down a form going to put it down on a form that asks for your height and weight that you've a little weight that you've got a little lump in your mouth or, you know, just something bothering just something that's bothering you. much you. and so i think it's so much more important that we actually see doctors. i that the see our doctors. i like that the ctttgatcw— see our doctors. i like that the ctttgatcw-wean— see our doctors. i like that the obligatory-year check- i ii i like that the obligatory year check up. obligatory two year check up. wnat— obligatory two year check up. wnat a— obligatory two year check up. wnat a gneat— obligatory two year check up. what a great shout. now supermarkets— what a great shout. now supermarkets are displaying half empty— supermarkets are displaying halfj empty—tetcnan supermarkets are displaying half empty attempt ketchup supermarkets are displaying half empty attempt to ketchup supermarkets are displaying half empty attempt to stop ketchup in an attempt to stop shoplifters- in an attempt to stop shoplifters in other in an attempt to stop- shoplifters-in other words, shoplifters. so in other words, we— shoplifters. so in other words, tnew can-t— shoplifters. so in other words, they can't have— shoplifters. so in other words, they can't have the whole bottle shoplifters. so in other words, they caiit'siave the whole bottle shoplifters. so in other words, they caiit'siave a e whole bottle shoplifters. so in other words, they caiit'siave a sample bottle shoplifters. so in other words, they caiit'siave a sample .)ottle , right? it's like a sample. cactcnenc— , right? it's like a sample. customers-a— , right? it's like a sample. customers a supermarket brand customers in a supermarket brand tett— customers in a supermarket brand tctt by— customers in a supermarket brand tctt by a— customers in a supermarket brand were told by a sign— customers in a supermarket brand were told by a sign to speak to nennetc— were told by a sign to speak to nnennetc ct— were told by a sign to speak to members of staff— were told by a sign to speak to members of staff for help, but tnat-c— members of staff for help, but tnat-c net— members of staff for help, but that's not all. _ members of staff for help, but that's not all. items such as ccttee— that's not all. items such as ccttee ant— that's not all. items such as coffee and chocolate and washing nnctactc— coffee and chocolate and washing anctactc ane— coffee and chocolate and washing products are being— coffee and chocolate and washing products are being locked up too . acccnttng— products are being locked up too . acccnttng tc— products are being locked up too . according to the— products are being locked up too . according to the office for

wattcnat— . according to the office for national statistics, shoplifting has national statistics, shoplifting nac ncen— national statistics, shoplifting nac by— national statistics, shoplifting has risen by 20% compared to the end has risen by 20% compared to the ent ct— has risen by 20% compared to the ent ct zozt. — has risen by 20% compared to the ent ct zozt. tc— has risen by 20% compared to the end of 2021. is shoplifting now out ct— end of 2021. is shoplifting now out of control— end of 2021. is shoplifting now out of control and— end of 2021. is shoplifting now out of control and as hilary tneennan— out of control and as hilary tneennan tc— out of control and as hilary freeman is being desperate, ever an excuse to break— freeman is being desperate, ever an excuse to break the law? weu— an excuse to break the law? weu tnc— an excuse to break the law? well, it's interesting.- an excuse to break the law? well, it's interesting. i- an excuse to break the law? well, it's interesting. i know somebody who had a job interview recently for a security job in a supermarket and he was asked, what would you do if you caught someone stealing bacon ? and his someone stealing bacon? and his response was, well, quite frankly , if i saw someone frankly, if i saw someone stealing bacon , they were that stealing bacon, they were that desperate that they needed to steal bacon. and it's not exactly they're going to able exactly they're going to be able to the black market, to sell it on the black market, is theni to sell it on the black market, is then i wouldn't i would is it? then i wouldn't i would i would actually let them take it. obviously, he didn't get the job, that is the point, job, but that is the point, isn't it? if things are so expensive, basic essentials expensive, if basic essentials are people are so expensive that people have to steal them, then there is something wrong with our society . people. people don't society. people. people don't shoplift things like food because they want to sell them off. that said, david oldroyd newt.— off. that said, david oldroyd newt. t— off. that said, david oldroyd bowl. i wonder— that said, david oldroyd bowl. i wonder whether this is an tncut— bowl. i wonder whether this is an tncatt tc— bowl. i wonder whether this is an insult to any— bowl. i wonder whether this is an insult to any brits who are ctnwggttng— an insult to any brits who are ctnwggttng, wne— an insult to any brits who are struggling, who don't steal of

tt— struggling, who don't steal of tt tc. — struggling, who don't steal of course it is. that's- struggling, who don't steal of course it is. that's obvious. and i'm afraid i can't share hillary's chat able assumption that all these people stealing are they're in are doing so because they're in dire poverty. i think they're doing so because shoplifting isn't like isn't prosecuted because like many forms of petty theft and crime , the police simply don't crime, the police simply don't bother about just as if you bother about it. just as if you have bicycle stolen in have your bicycle stolen in london, instance, and london, for instance, and you ring met and say this has ring the met and say this has happened, they basically tell you, we're not going do you, well, we're not going to do anything about it. and i just think an absolutely dire think it's an absolutely dire indictment that the indictment of society that the police more about police seem more worried about things like people being caused offence because they've had something nasty said to them on twitter or because they have expressed a point of view that someone else dislikes. then they do about actual crime and knife crime, instance, in london crime, for instance, in london is an an epidemic level and yet the police are doing very, very little about it. so i don't think it's because people are in poverty. i do think that poverty. and i do think that anybody using that excuse is being, i think, rather unkind to those are struggling. but do those who are struggling. but do the right thing . well, what the right thing. well, what about those— the right thing. well, what about those people- i g“ “3 well, what

about those people who will cteat— about those people who will cteat a— about those people who will steal a block— about those people who will steal a block of— about those people who will steal a block of butter or some ceence— steal a block of butter or some ceence tact— steal a block of butter or some ceence tact tc— steal a block of butter or some cheese just to feed— steal a block of butter or some cheese just to feed their kids? stennante— cheese just to feed their kids? stephanie desperate times call for stephanie desperate times call ten tecnenate— stephanie desperate times call for desperate measures. e for desperate measures. it's not tnat— for desperate measures. it's not that t— for desperate measures. it's not that t agnee— for desperate measures. it's not that i agree with it, but then you think are people you think there are some people who living below the poverty who are living below the poverty line and they're not making money and that's the only way they like an they it becomes like an addiction. shoplifting is an addiction. shoplifting is an addiction some people, and addiction for some people, and it's life and it's it's their way of life and it's the way can get food on the the way they can get food on the table. i think it's reflection table. i think it's a reflection of poor britain is right now of how poor britain is right now and how many people are struggling . i think putting struggling. i think putting a story out like this out there, shoplifters are quite smart. where a will, there will where there's a will, there will be a way for them to get that bottle ketchup, too. right. bottle of ketchup, too. right. what you is bottle of ketchup, too. right. what-you - is beingi what do you think? is being tecpenatee— what do you think? is being desperate? excuse to break desperate? an excuse to break the desperate? an excuse to break tne tawn— desperate? an excuse to break the law? mark— desperate? an excuse to break the law? mark news dot com. the law? mark gb news dot com. in the law? mark gb news dot com. tn tact— the law? mark gb news dot com. tn tact ts— the law? mark gb news dot com. in just 15 minutes— the law? mark gb news dot com. in just 15 minutes time, i'll be teattng— in just 15 minutes time, i'll be teattng wttn— in just 15 minutes time, i'll be dealing with the— in just 15 minutes time, i'll be dealing with the millionaire ccctattct— dealing with the millionaire socialist gary— dealing with the millionaire socialist gary lineker, who wantc— socialist gary lineker, who wantc tc— socialist gary lineker, who wants to renationalise lies wate— wants to renationalise lies wate nat— wants to renationalise lies water. but next— wants to renationalise lies water. but next up is net zero an enenctwe— water. but next up is net zero an expensive waste of time? i'll be acung— an expensive waste of time? i'll be asking climate— an expensive waste of time? i'll be asking climate sceptic and international— be asking climate sceptic and international bestselling author ntcnn— international bestselling author ntcnn tonnag— international bestselling author ntcnn tcntcng .— international bestselling author

bjorn lomborg . he's .

next is it | next- is it shoplifting? | next— is it shoplifting? justify | text— is it shoplifting? justify and if is it shoplifting? justify and tt you— is it shoplifting? justify and tt wen ane— is it shoplifting? justify and if you are desperate . this from if you are desperate. this from tnctant— if you are desperate. this from richard never— if you are desperate. this from richard never an— if you are desperate. this from richard never an excuse under anw— richard never an excuse under any circumstances . if we start any circumstances. if we start going— any circumstances. if we start gctng town— any circumstances. if we start going down this— any circumstances. if we start going down this path, society wtu— going down this path, society wtu cntnat— going down this path, society will spiral and— going down this path, society will spiral and the lawless will contact— will spiral and the lawless will contact can— will spiral and the lawless will control our society. andrew i've neat— control our society. andrew i've never heard such— control our society. andrew i've never heard such nonsense about cncnutttng.— never heard such nonsense about shoplifting. come— never heard such nonsense about shoplifting. come to blackpool and shoplifting. come to blackpool ant cee— shoplifting. come to blackpool ant wnat— shoplifting. come to blackpool and see what happens. it's necpte— and see what happens. it's people stealing— and see what happens. it's people stealing for drugs. it's got people stealing for drugs. it's get nctntng— people stealing for drugs. it's get netntng te— people stealing for drugs. it's got nothing to do with being teen— got nothing to do with being neen .— got nothing to do with being neen . ac— got nothing to do with being poor . ac uca— got nothing to do with being poor . as lisa says, the same poor. as lisa says, the same tntng— poor. as lisa says, the same tntng tn— poor. as lisa says, the same thing in bristol.— poor. as lisa says, the same thing in bristol. that woman tnewc— thing in bristol. that woman knows nothing. _ thing in bristol. that woman knows nothing. your pundits, peente— knows nothing. your pundits, neeete te— knows nothing. your pundits, people do steal— knows nothing. your pundits, people do steal food to sell on, eceectauw— people do steal food to sell on, especially junkies— people do steal food to sell on, especially junkies every day on tantc— especially junkies every day on tantc ant— especially junkies every day on banks and nigel— especially junkies every day on banks and nigel farage and other engantcattenc— banks and nigel farage and other organisations being cancelled . organisations being cancelled. uca— organisations being cancelled. uca cawc— organisations being cancelled. uca cawc nt— organisations being cancelled. lisa says hi mark. do banks ctece— lisa says hi mark. do banks ctece tne— lisa says hi mark. do banks close the accounts of stonewall wennattc— close the accounts of stonewall ttennattc en— close the accounts of stonewall mermaids or the _ close the accounts of stonewall mermaids or the proud trust? if not:— mermaids or the proud trust? if net, tnen— mermaids or the proud trust? if not, then they're— mermaids or the proud trust? if not, then they're clearly biased ant— not, then they're clearly biased ant tnetn— not, then they're clearly biased and their practises need full

ccnwttnw— and their practises need full ccnattnw .— and their practises need full ccnattnw , ac— and their practises need full scrutiny , as do— and their practises need full scrutiny , as do those who have scrutiny, as do those who have enattet— scrutiny, as do those who have enabled this— scrutiny, as do those who have enabled this to— scrutiny, as do those who have enabled this to happen. and last but enabled this to happen. and last tat net— enabled this to happen. and last tat net teact— enabled this to happen. and last but not least, with— enabled this to happen. and last but not least, with the raf cenwct— but not least, with the raf convict covm _ but not least, with the raf convict covid of essentially nawng— convict covid of essentially nawng newne— convict covid of essentially having found to— convict covid of essentially having found to have been enetwttctat— having found to have been prejudicial towards white candidates— prejudicial towards white candidates .— prejudicial towards white candidates. this from kevin. hi want.— candidates. this from kevin. hi want. tntc— candidates. this from kevin. hi want. tntc tc— candidates. this from kevin. hi mark. this is the— candidates. this from kevin. hi mark. this is the tip of the tceteng— mark. this is the tip of the tceteng tn— mark. this is the tip of the iceberg in the— mark. this is the tip of the iceberg in the uk. i've lived in seatn— iceberg in the uk. i've lived in seatn atntca — iceberg in the uk. i've lived in south africa for— iceberg in the uk. i've lived in south africa for 25— iceberg in the uk. i've lived in south africa for 25 years and nave— south africa for 25 years and have seen affirmative action and wnat— have seen affirmative action and wnat tt— have seen affirmative action and wnat tt nac— have seen affirmative action and what it has done— have seen affirmative action and what it has done as— have seen affirmative action and what it has done as has tectnewet— what it has done as has destroyed the- what it has done as has destroyed the country. it makes no difference— destroyed the country. it makes no difference whatsoever. thank you no difference whatsoever. thank wea ten— no difference whatsoever. thank you ten gig,— no difference whatsoever. thank you for that, kevin. _ no difference whatsoever. thank you for that, kevin. keep those enattc— you for that, kevin. keep those emails coming. _ you for that, kevin. keep those emails coming. mark at gbnews.com.- emails coming. mark at gbnews.com. it's time for this . gbnews.com. it's time for this. yes:— gbnews.com. it's time for this. vec tt-c— gbnews.com. it's time for this. vec tt-c ttne— gbnews.com. it's time for this. yes, it's time for— gbnews.com. it's time for this. yes, it's time for mark meets ant— yes, it's time for mark meets ant a— yes, it's time for mark meets ant a man— yes, it's time for mark meets and a man who— yes, it's time for mark meets and a man who came to international— and a man who came to international attention with the ewtttcatten— international attention with the ewtttcatten et— international attention with the publication of his— international attention with the publication of his books , the publication of his books, the scenttcat— publication of his books, the sceptical environmentalist ceuet— sceptical environmentalist ceuet ant— sceptical environmentalist coulet and false alarm how cunate— coulet and false alarm how climate change— coulet and false alarm how climate change panic costs us tntutenc— climate change panic costs us tntutenc .— climate change panic costs us trillions , hurts— climate change panic costs us trillions , hurts the poor and trillions, hurts the poor and tau— trillions, hurts the poor and tattc te— trillions, hurts the poor and tattc te ttn— trillions, hurts the poor and fails to fix the _ trillions, hurts the poor and fails to fix the planet, in wntcn— fails to fix the planet, in wntcn ne— fails to fix the planet, in which he acknowledges that cttnate— which he acknowledges that climate change _ which he acknowledges that climate change is real and manmade. man— climate change is real and manmade. man made. but that ettenc— manmade. man made. but that

ettenc te— manmade. man made. but that efforts to mitigate it, tnctattng— efforts to mitigate it, including the race for net zero, are including the race for net zero, ntcgattet— including the race for net zero, are misguided and that the tnneat— are misguided and that the tnneat et— are misguided and that the threat of rising— are misguided and that the threat of rising temperatures nac— threat of rising temperatures nac teen— threat of rising temperatures has been overstated. well he is tact— has been overstated. well he is tact tect— has been overstated. well he is back best things— has been overstated. well he is back best things first, the 12 nect— back best things first, the 12 most efficient— back best things first, the 12 most efficient solutions for the went-c— most efficient solutions for the world's poorest— most efficient solutions for the world's poorest and our global cactatnatte— world's poorest and our global sustainable development goal nnentcec— sustainable development goal enentcec .— sustainable development goal enentcec . te— sustainable development goal promises . to bjorn lomborg, promises. to bjorn lomborg, ecete— promises. to bjorn lomborg, ecete te— promises. to bjorn lomborg, welcome to mark dolan tonight. tet-c— welcome to mark dolan tonight. tet-c nave— welcome to mark dolan tonight. tet-c nave a— welcome to mark dolan tonight. let's have a little— welcome to mark dolan tonight. let's have a little background ant— let's have a little background ant nnen— let's have a little background ant tnen wean— let's have a little background and from your previous books you actnewtetge — and from your previous books you acknowledge that— and from your previous books you acknowledge that global warming extctc— acknowledge that global warming extctc .— acknowledge that global warming extctc . se— acknowledge that global warming extctc . se tc— acknowledge that global warming exists . so is it— acknowledge that global warming exists . so is it good or bad? exists. so is it good or bad? ctetat— exists. so is it good or bad? global warming— exists. so is it good or bad? global warming is- exists. so is it good or bad? global warming is overall bad. there are pluses and minuses. tnene— there are pluses and minuses. ttene ane— there are pluses and minuses. ttene mane— there are pluses and minuses. there are more minuses- there are pluses and minuses. there are more minuses than pluses. that's why it's a enetten — pluses. that's why it's a problem . — pluses. that's why it's a problem . and- that's why it's a problem . “i that's why it's a problem . “ti pluses. that's why it's a- problem . and what is your pluses. that's why it's a problem . and what is your view problem. and what is your view of the race to net zero? what what do you feel about the approach of governments like the uk of getting carbon neutral as quickly as possible ? well, first quickly as possible? well, first of all, there's— quickly as possible? well, first of all, there's not— quickly as possible? well, first of all, there's not much- ti. i , well, first of all, there's not much of a t— of all, there's not much of a race. i mean,— of all, there's not much of a race. i mean, a— of all, there's not much of a race. i mean, a lot- of all, there's not much of a race. “ race. i mean, a lot of people are spending a lot of money globally. we are spending more tnan— globally. we are spending more tnan ent— globally. we are spending more than $1.1trillion_ 3 we are spending more than $1.1 trillion every year on twtng— than $1.1 trillion every year on twtng te— than $1.1 trillion every year on

twtng te ge— than $1.1 trillion every year on twtng te ge net— than $1.1 trillion every year on trying to go net zero. but the actuat— trying to go net zero. but the actual outcome— trying to go net zero. but the actual outcome is that we still see emissions— actual outcome is that we still see emissions from from fossil taetc— see emissions from from fossil twetc getng— see emissions from from fossil twetc getng we.— see emissions from from fossil fuels going up, not down. and yes,— fuels going up, not down. and wec we— fuels going up, not down. and yest we nave— fuels going up, not down. and yes, we have more renewable enengw— yes, we have more renewable enengw. tat— yes, we have more renewable enengw. tat net— yes, we have more renewable energy, but not much more. we tntnt— energy, but not much more. we tntnt we— energy, but not much more. we think we have— energy, but not much more. we think we have a— energy, but not much more. we think we have a lot more, a utte— think we have a lot more, a ttttte mete— think we have a lot more, a little more. we— think we have a lot more, a little more. we probably gone tnen— little more. we probably gone tnen attent— little more. we probably gone from about 14%_ little more. we probably gone from about 14% up to maybe 16 to teete— from about 14% up to maybe 16 to new gtetauw— from about 14% up to maybe 16 to 16.5% globally. so— from about 14% up to maybe 16 to 16.5% globally. so we're doing way— 16.5% globally. so we're doing waw tee— 16.5% globally. so we're doing way too little. _ 16.5% globally. so we're doing way too little. we're basically tact— way too little. we're basically tact ctantng— way too little. we're basically just starting and— way too little. we're basically just starting and we're already ceenttng— just starting and we're already ceenttng nwge— just starting and we're already spending huge amounts of money. so spending huge amounts of money. so tacet— spending huge amounts of money. so tacet ween— spending huge amounts of money. so based upon your— spending huge amounts of money. so based upon your new— spending huge amounts of money. so based upon your new book, what are some of the key ways to fix the world's problems? for example, climate change, huh? so what we did with this new teet— so what we did with this new teet tc— so what we did with this new book is basically— so what we did with this new book is basically say, look, you got book is basically say, look, you get te— book is basically say, look, you get te act— book is basically say, look, you got to ask where _ book is basically say, look, you got to ask where you can spend nenew— got to ask where you can spend nenew ant— got to ask where you can spend money ant te— got to ask where you can spend money and do the— got to ask where you can spend money and do the most good tnct— money and do the most good ttnct. se— money and do the most good ttnct. se tt-c— money and do the most good first. so it's not— money and do the most good first. so it's not a— money and do the most good first. so it's not a question of cawtng— first. so it's not a question of cawtng we— first. so it's not a question of saying we should— first. so it's not a question of saying we should solve ewewthng— saying we should solve everything. or of course, in a nentect— everything. or of course, in a perfect world, _ everything. or of course, in a perfect world, we _ everything. or of course, in a perfect world, we would do that. but perfect world, we would do that. eat — perfect world, we would do that. nat net— perfect world, we would do that. but we're not in— perfect world, we would do that. but we're not in that perfect went.— but we're not in that perfect wentt. we-ne— but we're not in that perfect world. we're actually delivering wen— world. we're actually delivering wew ttttte. — world. we're actually delivering very little. and— world. we're actually delivering very little. and so— world. we're actually delivering very little. and so if we're not tetng— very little. and so if we're not tetng any— very little. and so if we're not tetng any et— very little. and so if we're not doing any of the— very little. and so if we're not doing any of the things that we

nnentcet— doing any of the things that we enentcet .— doing any of the things that we promised , where— doing any of the things that we promised , where could we do the promised, where could we do the nect— promised, where could we do the nect geet— promised, where could we do the most good first?— promised, where could we do the most good first? so— promised, where could we do the most good first? so we identify 12 most good first? so we identify tz anaztng— most good first? so we identify 12 amazing things where we for tatntw— 12 amazing things where we for tatntw utte— 12 amazing things where we for fairly little resources , could fairly little resources, could do incredible— fairly little resources, could do incredible amounts of goods. so do incredible amounts of goods. se tntc— do incredible amounts of goods. so this would— do incredible amounts of goods. so this would be— do incredible amounts of goods. so this would be something like tetng— so this would be something like tetng a— so this would be something like tetng a tetng— so this would be something like doing a doing something very ctnnte— doing a doing something very ctnete attent— doing a doing something very simple about maternal and newen— simple about maternal and newborn deaths. so every year i tun-t— newborn deaths. so every year i went knew— newborn deaths. so every year i didn't know this— newborn deaths. so every year i didn't know this before we ctanet— didn't know this before we started this— didn't know this before we started this project together wttn — started this project together wttn nnene— started this project together with more than— started this project together with more than 100 of the went-c— with more than 100 of the went-c ten— with more than 100 of the world's top economists and ceenat— world's top economists and cevenat veanc— world's top economists and several years of— world's top economists and several years of work every veat.— several years of work every yearn attent— several years of work every veat. ateat .— several years of work every year, about . 2.3- several years of work every year, about. 2.3 million kids ate— year, about. 2.3 million kids tte tn— year, about. 2.3 million kids tte tn tnen— year, about. 2.3 million kids die in their first— year, about. 2.3 million kids die in their first 28 days on tann— die in their first 28 days on tantn .— die in their first 28 days on tantn . ant— die in their first 28 days on earth , and about 300,000 moms earth, and about 300,000 moms tte.— earth, and about 300,000 moms tte. we— earth, and about 300,000 moms tte. we cente— earth, and about 300,000 moms die. we could do— earth, and about 300,000 moms die. we could do something about tnat.— die. we could do something about tnat. very— die. we could do something about tnat. veryt venv— die. we could do something about that. very, very simply, it's attent— that. very, very simply, it's about getting— that. very, very simply, it's about getting more mothers in to gtve— about getting more mothers in to gtve etnn— about getting more mothers in to give birth, mostly— about getting more mothers in to give birth, mostly in low income ceannect— give birth, mostly in low income ceannect te— give birth, mostly in low income countries, to give— give birth, mostly in low income countries, to give birth in tnctttate— countries, to give birth in institute stations and have the neatv— institute stations and have the ready remedial— institute stations and have the ready remedial opportunities tnee— ready remedial opportunities tnene. se— ready remedial opportunities there. so, for— ready remedial opportunities there. so, for instance, about 700.000— there. so, for instance, about 700,000 kids— there. so, for instance, about 700,000 kids don't breathe when tnev— 700,000 kids don't breathe when tnev get— 700,000 kids don't breathe when tnev get tenn. — 700,000 kids don't breathe when tnev get tenn. tt— 700,000 kids don't breathe when they get born. if you have this ttttte— they get born. if you have this ttttte cneae— they get born. if you have this little cheap plastic mask with a tant— little cheap plastic mask with a nant nwnn.— little cheap plastic mask with a nant pumpt tt— little cheap plastic mask with a hand pump, it costs maybe $65.

it hand pump, it costs maybe $65. tt can— hand pump, it costs maybe $65. tt cave— hand pump, it costs maybe $65. tt ze— hand pump, it costs maybe $65. it can save 25 lives— hand pump, it costs maybe $65. it can save 25 lives over the next— it can save 25 lives over the next tnee— it can save 25 lives over the next three years. _ it can save 25 lives over the next three years. so have those unac— next three years. so have those untc et— next three years. so have those kinds of things— next three years. so have those kinds of things within each one of kinds of things within each one et tnece— kinds of things within each one of those birth— kinds of things within each one of those birth institutes . us of those birth institutes. us tetng— of those birth institutes. us tetng tnat— of those birth institutes. us doing that would cost in the etten— doing that would cost in the enten et— doing that would cost in the enten et es— doing that would cost in the order of $5 billion. but and nee-c— order of $5 billion. but and nene-c tne— order of $5 billion. but and here's the kicker. it would save teeeoo— here's the kicker. it would save teeooo nnennc— here's the kicker. it would save 166,000 moms and it would save 1.2 166,000 moms and it would save tz ntttten— 166,000 moms and it would save 1.2 million kids— 166,000 moms and it would save 1.2 million kids lives each and even— 1.2 million kids lives each and every veat. — 1.2 million kids lives each and every veat. se— 1.2 million kids lives each and every year. so for— 1.2 million kids lives each and every year. so for every dollar cnent— every year. so for every dollar cnent en— every year. so for every dollar ceent en ten— every year. so for every dollar spent or for every— every year. so for every dollar spent or for every pound spent, you— spent or for every pound spent, vea weatt— spent or for every pound spent, vew wewtt ent— spent or for every pound spent, you would end up— spent or for every pound spent, you would end up doing $87 or neantc— you would end up doing $87 or eeantc went— you would end up doing $87 or pounds worth of— you would end up doing $87 or pounds worth of good. that's a tantacttc— pounds worth of good. that's a fantastic investment. and it's tnat— fantastic investment. and it's tnat vea— fantastic investment. and it's one that you can— fantastic investment. and it's one that you can do right now. so one that you can do right now. se agatn— one that you can do right now. se agatn. tne— one that you can do right now. so again, the point is not that we cneattn-t— so again, the point is not that we shouldn't do— so again, the point is not that we shouldn't do everything. we cneatt— we shouldn't do everything. we cneatt te— we shouldn't do everything. we should do some— we shouldn't do everything. we should do some smart stuff on cttnate— should do some smart stuff on cttnate. ene— should do some smart stuff on climate. one of— should do some smart stuff on climate. one of the smartest tntng— climate. one of the smartest tntng te— climate. one of the smartest thing to invest— climate. one of the smartest thing to invest a— climate. one of the smartest thing to invest a lot more in research and— thing to invest a lot more in research and development into gneen— research and development into gneen energy— research and development into gneen energy tat— research and development into green energy, but fundamentally .—atce— green energy, but fundamentally ,_also remember- green energy, but fundamentally , also remember to do , we need to also remember to do all , we need to also remember to do au—cnan— , we need to also remember to do all—smart things. - all these other smart things. so we-education- all these other smart things. so we-education and- all these other smart things. so we education and land we look at education and land tee— we look at education and land tenure, security— we look at education and land tenure, security and lots of etnen— tenure, security and lots of other things. _ tenure, security and lots of other things. �*tin�*tiii g“ other things. well, that's right . you know, we appreciate scepticism on the show. you're sceptical about what the sort of so—called climate emergency or

sceptical about measures to tackle our emissions. you are a minority voice on this issue and what would you say to those that argue that many mainstream scientists can't be wrong ? oh, scientists can't be wrong? oh, it's so i don't disagree ettf. i“ e 3“ oh, it's so i don't disagree with tne— it's so i don't disagree with tne wttn— it's so i don't disagree with the with the _ it's so i don't disagree with the with the climate scientists . nve— the with the climate scientists . nve actaattw— the with the climate scientists . i've actually, like many , but . i've actually, like many, but cenatntv— . i've actually, like many, but cenatntv net— . i've actually, like many, but certainly not most read the wee— certainly not most read the wnete uu — certainly not most read the whole u.n. climate panel report. i whole u.n. climate panel report. tweatt— whole u.n. climate panel report. t weatt agnee— whole u.n. climate panel report. i would agree to— whole u.n. climate panel report. i would agree to most of it. i tne— i would agree to most of it. i mean, the vast— i would agree to most of it. i mean, the vast majority of it, you— mean, the vast majority of it, yet ten-t— mean, the vast majority of it, yet ten-t agnee— mean, the vast majority of it, you don't agree with the measures dup on? no, it's a gaectten— measures dup on? no, it's a gwectten et— measures dup on? no, it's a question of saying global wanntng— question of saying global wanntng tc— question of saying global warming is a— question of saying global warming is a problem. if you eat— warming is a problem. if you eat tne— warming is a problem. if you eat tne uu— warming is a problem. if you read the un. climate panel read the u.n. climate panel newen— read the un. climate panel neeen ant— read the u.n. climate panel neeen ant t— read the un. climate panel report and i don't recommend it, it's report and i don't recommend it, tt-c a— report and i don't recommend it, tt-c a venv— report and i don't recommend it, tt-c a very teng— report and i don't recommend it, it's a very long and— report and i don't recommend it, it's a very long and pretty tenng— it's a very long and pretty tenng tenet— it's a very long and pretty boring report. it you know, it tactcauv— boring report. it you know, it basically tells— boring report. it you know, it basically tells us— boring report. it you know, it basically tells us this is a enetten — basically tells us this is a enetten .— basically tells us this is a problem . the— basically tells us this is a problem . the only climate problem. the only climate ecenetct— problem. the only climate economist to— problem. the only climate economist to ever get the nobel tnee— economist to ever get the nobel nntze tn— economist to ever get the nobel prize in climate— economist to ever get the nobel prize in climate economics, wttttan — prize in climate economics, william nordhaus of yale nntvencttv— william nordhaus of yale university estimates and many ettenc— university estimates and many etnenc te— university estimates and many etnenc te tne— university estimates and many others do the same. that if we do others do the same. that if we te netntng— others do the same. that if we do nothing about— others do the same. that if we do nothing about climate by the end do nothing about climate by the ent et— do nothing about climate by the ent et tne— do nothing about climate by the end of the century, it will have

negattve— end of the century, it will have negative impacts.— end of the century, it will have negative impacts. there'll be egwtvatent— negative impacts. there'll be equivalent to _ negative impacts. there'll be equivalent to us— negative impacts. there'll be equivalent to us losing about 4% of equivalent to us losing about 4% et cnn- — equivalent to us losing about 4% et cnn- tnat-c— equivalent to us losing about 4% of gdp. that's a— equivalent to us losing about 4% of gdp. that's a problem . that's of gdp. that's a problem. that's tettnttetv— of gdp. that's a problem. that's tettnttetv a— of gdp. that's a problem. that's definitely a problem. it's not tne— definitely a problem. it's not tne ent— definitely a problem. it's not tne ent et— definitely a problem. it's not the end of the— definitely a problem. it's not the end of the world. and that means we should— the end of the world. and that means we should think about this ateng— means we should think about this ateng wttn— means we should think about this ateng wttn au— means we should think about this along with all the— means we should think about this along with all the other nnettenc— along with all the other problems. and there's something wetne— problems. and there's something wetnt attent— problems. and there's something weird about the _ problems. and there's something weird about the conversation tnat— weird about the conversation tnat we— weird about the conversation tnat we nave— weird about the conversation that we have where everybody is cavtng— that we have where everybody is sayingt tet-c— that we have where everybody is saying, let's throw— that we have where everybody is saying, let's throw trillions of tettanc— saying, let's throw trillions of dollars into _ saying, let's throw trillions of dollars into fixing climate and tnen— dollars into fixing climate and tnen getttng— dollars into fixing climate and then getting the— dollars into fixing climate and then getting the billions. bienn— then getting the billions. ntenn tnc— then getting the billions. bjorn, it's about- bjorn, it's about proportionality. i've got to say, i read your last book, a cracking read. the next one is out. i'll be buying a copy. it is called beth mead. first things first, the 12 most efficient solutions for the world's poorest . i'll be dealing world's poorest. i'll be dealing with gary lineker .

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mark dolan. tonight, i'll be deaung mark dolan. tonight, i'll be dealing with gary lineker in just a couple of minutes. he wants to re—enact analyse water. is he going to pay for it? first the headlines with aaron armstrong . the headlines with aaron armstrong. hello the headlines with aaron armstrong . hello . good evening armstrong. hello. good evening to armstrong. hello. good evening te vea— armstrong. hello. good evening te vea. nn— armstrong. hello. good evening to you. i'm aaron— '3 hello. good evening to you. i'm aaron armstrong in tne— to you. i'm aaron armstrong in tne cn— to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom.— to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. france's tntenten— the gb newsroom. france's interior minister says the centng— interior minister says the centng newc— interior minister says the coming hours will be decisive as he coming hours will be decisive as ne nac— coming hours will be decisive as ne nac deployed— coming hours will be decisive as he has deployed 45,000 police in anttctnatten— he has deployed 45,000 police in anticipation of— he has deployed 45,000 police in anticipation of a— he has deployed 45,000 police in anticipation of a fourth night of anticipation of a fourth night et ctvtt— anticipation of a fourth night of civil unrest. _ anticipation of a fourth night of civil unrest. gerald darmanin cavc— of civil unrest. gerald darmanin cavc etn— of civil unrest. gerald darmanin cavc an neeete— of civil unrest. gerald darmanin says 917 people were arrested on tnanctav— says 917 people were arrested on tnanctav wttn— says 917 people were arrested on thursday with some as young as 13 thursday with some as young as n tange— thursday with some as young as n tange ventc— thursday with some as young as 13 large events in— thursday with some as young as 13 large events in france have teen— 13 large events in france have been cancelled _ 13 large events in france have been cancelled and buses and tnanc— been cancelled and buses and trams suspended— been cancelled and buses and trams suspended nationwide. wttecnneat— trams suspended nationwide. widespread demonstrations , widespread demonstrations, nettng— widespread demonstrations, ntettng ant— widespread demonstrations, rioting and looting have flared ctnce— rioting and looting have flared a tn— rioting and looting have flared since a 17 year— rioting and looting have flared since a 17 year old boy of atgentan— since a 17 year old boy of algerian descent was shot dead by eettce— algerian descent was shot dead by eettce tn— algerian descent was shot dead by eettce tn a— algerian descent was shot dead by police in a suburb of paris on by police in a suburb of paris en twectav— by police in a suburb of paris en taectav .— by police in a suburb of paris on tuesday . british on tuesday. british holidaymakers are being warned to holidaymakers are being warned te cnect— holidaymakers are being warned te cnect ten— holidaymakers are being warned to check for curfews and travel nectntcttenc— to check for curfews and travel restrictions .— to check for curfews and travel restrictions . the— to check for curfews and travel

restrictions . the government is restrictions. the government is atntng— restrictions. the government is atntng te— restrictions. the government is atntng te employ— restrictions. the government is aiming to employ 300,000 new ctant— aiming to employ 300,000 new ctatt tn— aiming to employ 300,000 new staff in england— aiming to employ 300,000 new staff in england as part of its uns— staff in england as part of its nhs workforce— staff in england as part of its nhs workforce plan . more nhs workforce plan. more tectenc— nhs workforce plan. more doctors, nurses- nhs workforce plan. more doctors, nurses and other health care workers will— doctors, nurses and other health care workers will be trained in attttten— care workers will be trained in attttten te— care workers will be trained in addition to creating more antvencttv— addition to creating more university places for medical ant— university places for medical ant nanctng— university places for medical and nursing students. they will atce— and nursing students. they will atce te— and nursing students. they will atce be a— and nursing students. they will also be a greater— and nursing students. they will also be a greater emphasis on apprenticeships.— also be a greater emphasis on apprenticeships. the 1518 year ntan— apprenticeships. the 1518 year etan atnnc— apprenticeships. the 1518 year etan te— apprenticeships. the 1518 year plan aims to train more staff tenecttcauv— plan aims to train more staff domestically to— plan aims to train more staff domestically to reduce reliance on international— domestically to reduce reliance on international recruitment and agencec— on international recruitment and agencec tne— on international recruitment and agencies. the prime minister cavc— agencies. the prime minister cavc tt— agencies. the prime minister cavc tt wttt— agencies. the prime minister says it will focus— agencies. the prime minister says it will focus on three key . tuc— says it will focus on three key areas. this is— says it will focus on three key areas. this is the- says it will focus on three key areas. “ \t areas. this is the nhs own plan and the government is proud to backit. and the government is proud to back it . funding the expansion back it. funding the expansion of education and training for the first five years in full with over £24 billion of additional investment . with over £24 billion of additional investment. it you can trust this government with the nhs . as the plan rests on the nhs. as the plan rests on three principles train and retain and reform. lord goldsmith says he's happy to

apologise for sharing his views on the commons investing nation into boris johnson's partygate probe. the tory pierce hit back atten— probe. the tory pierce hit back atten ttcnt — probe. the tory pierce hit back after rishi sunak— the tory pierce hit back after rishi sunak said he'd netacet— after rishi sunak said he'd netacet te— after rishi sunak said he'd refused to apologise , saying his refused to apologise, saying his comments about— refused to apologise, saying his comments about the privileges cenntttee— comments about the privileges committee were _ comments about the privileges committee were incompatible with his committee were incompatible with ntc necttten— committee were incompatible with ntc eecttten ac— committee were incompatible with his position as a— committee were incompatible with his position as a minister. lord cettcnttn— his position as a minister. lord goldsmith has— his position as a minister. lord goldsmith has now admitted he cneatt— goldsmith has now admitted he cneatt net— goldsmith has now admitted he should not have— goldsmith has now admitted he should not have express his vtwce— should not have express his views publicly— should not have express his views publicly .— should not have express his views publicly . a court has been views publicly. a court has been tett— views publicly. a court has been tett tne— views publicly. a court has been told the oscar— views publicly. a court has been told the oscar winning actor tevtn— told the oscar winning actor tevtn spacey— told the oscar winning actor kevin spacey is— told the oscar winning actor kevin spacey is a sexual bully wne— kevin spacey is a sexual bully who exploited— kevin spacey is a sexual bully who exploited his— who exploited his illustriousness and influence who exploited his— illustriousness and influence to cevaauv— illustriousness and influence to sexually assault— illustriousness and influence to sexually assault other men. prosecutors— sexually assault other men. prosecutors described spacey as a wne— prosecutors described spacey as a man who delights in making ettenc— a man who delights in making etnenc teet— a man who delights in making others feel powerless and uncomfortable.- others feel powerless and uncomfortable. on day one of his tnat— uncomfortable. on day one of his tntat at— uncomfortable. on day one of his trial at southwark— uncomfortable. on day one of his trial at southwark crown court, ne-c— trial at southwark crown court, ne-c acccet— trial at southwark crown court, he's accused of— trial at southwark crown court, he's accused of attacking four tn— he's accused of attacking four tn tnen— he's accused of attacking four men in their 20s— he's accused of attacking four men in their 20s and 30s during his men in their 20s and 30s during ntc tz— men in their 20s and 30s during ntc tz veanc— men in their 20s and 30s during ntc tz veanc tn— men in their 20s and 30s during his 12 years in the— men in their 20s and 30s during his 12 years in the uk. mr spacey— his 12 years in the uk. mr spacey denies— his 12 years in the uk. mr spacey denies all allegations agatnct— spacey denies all allegations agatnct ntn — spacey denies all allegations agatnct ntn .— spacey denies all allegations against him . energy bills are against him. energy bills are new— against him. energy bills are tttetv te— against him. energy bills are likely to remain— against him. energy bills are likely to remain high for the tnnettate— likely to remain high for the immediate future , despite a immediate future, despite a cavtng— immediate future, despite a cavtng et— immediate future, despite a saving of £406— immediate future, despite a saving of £406 a year from teennew . a— saving of £406 a year from tomorrow . a new price cap comes

tomorrow. a new price cap comes tnte— tomorrow. a new price cap comes tnte ettect— tomorrow. a new price cap comes into effect this— tomorrow. a new price cap comes into effect this weekend, but tattc— into effect this weekend, but ttttc wtu— into effect this weekend, but bills will still— into effect this weekend, but bills will still be almost teatte— bills will still be almost double the— bills will still be almost double the amount they were tetene— double the amount they were tetene tne — double the amount they were before the energy crisis began. twe— before the energy crisis began. twe veanc— before the energy crisis began. twe veanc age.— before the energy crisis began. two years ago. that's around ecee— two years ago. that's around ecce neve— two years ago. that's around £800 more. ofgem says it has taken— £800 more. ofgem says it has taken a— £800 more. ofgem says it has taken a tange— £800 more. ofgem says it has taken a range of— £800 more. ofgem says it has taken a range of steps to ctattttce— taken a range of steps to stabilise the— taken a range of steps to stabilise the market and to try to stabilise the market and to try te nnetect— stabilise the market and to try to protect customers . and to protect customers. and nttttenc— to protect customers. and millions more— to protect customers. and millions more british people wtu— millions more british people wttt te— millions more british people will be given— millions more british people will be given the opportunity to went— will be given the opportunity to went tewn— will be given the opportunity to work down under— will be given the opportunity to work down under as australia is set work down under as australia is cet te— work down under as australia is cet te extent — work down under as australia is set to extend the— work down under as australia is set to extend the age limit of its set to extend the age limit of ttc wenung— set to extend the age limit of its working holiday visa. the etencten— its working holiday visa. the extension from _ its working holiday visa. the extension from 30 to 35 means 69 ntttten— extension from 30 to 35 means 69 million adults— extension from 30 to 35 means 69 million adults will— extension from 30 to 35 means 69 million adults will be now ettgttte— million adults will be now eligible from _ million adults will be now eligible from tomorrow . the visa eligible from tomorrow. the visa twatten— eligible from tomorrow. the visa duration will— eligible from tomorrow. the visa duration will be— eligible from tomorrow. the visa duration will be extended from 2 to duration will be extended from 2 te 3— duration will be extended from 2 te c veanc— duration will be extended from 2 to 3 years without— duration will be extended from 2 to 3 years without the need for ccectv — to 3 years without the need for consecutive stays— to 3 years without the need for consecutive stays or farm work . consecutive stays or farm work. ant— consecutive stays or farm work. ant tnat— consecutive stays or farm work. ant tnat tc— consecutive stays or farm work. ant tnat tc tt— consecutive stays or farm work. and that is it for— consecutive stays or farm work. and that is it for the moment. wett— and that is it for the moment. we-u te— and that is it for the moment. we'll be back— and that is it for the moment. we'll be back with more in about an new-c tne.— we'll be back with more in about an hour's time. now— we'll be back with more in about an hour's time. now it's back to . want— . mark thanks, aaron. aaron's back at

11:00. welcome mark dolan 11:00. welcome to mark dolan tonight . following itv news tonight. following itv news report featuring a trans woman discussing the cost of living crisis . can a discussing the cost of living crisis. can a biological man ever be a mother? i'll be asking. tonight's newsmaker, legendary actress and allo, allo star sue hodge . mark dolan star sue hodge. mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030. shops and great headlines coming in as we speak. plus we'll have tonight's headune speak. plus we'll have tonight's headline heroes and back page zeroes and my top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't follow the script . speaking of which, here's my take . at ten saints. gary take. at ten saints. gary lineker is back. the millionaire socialist and britain's first black footballer has been tackling the issue of thames water, who face bankrupt ac. gary has tweeted to his almost 9 million followers on twitter.

renationalise water. simple well, it's always simple when it's someone else's. money isn't it? just like someone else will have to deal with the consequences of illegal immigration to which gary doesn't seem to object , as he doesn't seem to object, as he luxuriates in his london mansion. lineker has also tweeted criticism this week of the rwanda policy, even though it is the express wish of a majority of the british people to stop the boats. but this is how it works with the media, corporate and political elites , corporate and political elites, of which saint gary lineker is their darling. lynnie was a great footballer and is an excellent tv presenter . no excellent tv presenter. no problem. but it's so easy for wealthy virtue. signallers to go on twitter and make themselves look like lovely people by offering simple solutions which won't affect them to the complex problems of the world. his glib tweet about the water industry probably fired off as he waited

for another negroni at the groucho club or soho house. as is typical of the kind of crowd pleasing nonsense his ilk spew every day. the truth is, the water industry needs to be looked at. but how is nationalisation the answer ? nationalisation the answer? given the fact that britain itself is approaching bankruptcy ? the cost of state ownership could be in excess of £20 billion to the taxpayer , plus billion to the taxpayer, plus endless liabilities going forward. money. this country hasn't got is saint gary going to pay that bill given he's so keen to put his name to this policy ? i doubt it. thanks to policy? i doubt it. thanks to his own recent legal action against hmrc, which saw him reduce his tax bill by a cool £4.9 million. the treasury now have even less money to play around with this kind of activism from a man whose £1.6 million salary comes from a compulsory tax allows lineker to boost his brand as an officially

lovely person. whilst real brits pay lovely person. whilst real brits pay the price , as in the case of pay the price, as in the case of water nationalisation. this would happen to the public via higher taxes and potentially even higher water bills. god knows it hasn't been perfect, but since privatisation in 1989, around £200 billion has been invested in the water industry invested in the water industry in england , leakage is down by in england, leakage is down by a third since the mid 90s and is due to be cut by at least 16% by 2025 and by 50% by 2050. water companies have spent around £25 billion on the environment since 1995, with 10,000 miles of rivers being protected and improved since then. inaya governmental work since privatisation has resulted in wildlife returning to rivers that had been biologically dead since the industrial revolution . given there is no way the government could afford or will ever be able to afford that kind of investment. but why let a few

facts get in the way of a rabble rousing tweet at lineker and his woke mates have been very clever by adopting a position which characterises them as the nice people. but there's nothing particularly nice about flogging junk food to kids for which saint. gary lineker gets paid handsomely. and all this talk of nationalisation is deeply troubling, whether it's the push for a universal basic income, literally paying people to sit at home on their fat doing nothing, whether it's inflation busting pay rises across the pubuc busting pay rises across the public sector, more borrowed billions for bloated public services or the state buying up pubuc services or the state buying up public utility charges. when did socialism suddenly win the argument ? well, it hasn't won argument? well, it hasn't won the arguments, and it never will because the government , acting because the government, acting as entrepreneur, has never worked. and the economic collective ism of which lineker seems such a fan will finish off this country once and for all. life has taught me one thing

whatever the problem , the state whatever the problem, the state is not the answer to this national ization. is not the answer to this nationalization. this idea of buying up water. the whole idea is insane. buying up water. the whole idea isinsane.i buying up water. the whole idea is insane. i couldn't disagree with it more strongly. water a load of nonsense from lineker on the face of walkers has had his chips . what's your view? mark at chips. what's your view? mark at gb news.com support batus of gary lineker would argue that our water industry is broken. it should come back into public hands, that it's a public good . hands, that it's a public good. thatis hands, that it's a public good. that is what gary would argue. and let's be honest, he's got 9 million followers, plenty of people share what gary has to say. but what do you think, mark? gb news.com reacting to my take at ten. journalist and agony aunt hilary freeman here, dodan agony aunt hilary freeman here, dorian and writer david oldroyd bolt and reporter and broadcaster stephanie takyi stephanie. what a load of rubbish from gary lineker. i do

like gazza's tweets. i am a tettewen— like gazza's tweets. i am a tettewen et— like gazza's tweets. i am a follower of him. - like gazza's tweets. i am a follower of him. mark but water is follower of him. mark but water tc tne— follower of him. mark but water tc tne ceance— follower of him. mark but water is the source of— follower of him. mark but water is the source of life . and right is the source of life. and right tne— is the source of life. and right now the water— is the source of life. and right now the water system in this ceantnv— now the water system in this ceantnv tc— now the water system in this country is broken— now the water system in this country is broken . and while for country is broken. and while for a net— country is broken. and while for a net ntnate— country is broken. and while for a hot minute i— country is broken. and while for a hot minute i was— country is broken. and while for a hot minute i was thinking, oh, gary— a hot minute i was thinking, oh, garyt t— a hot minute i was thinking, oh, garyt t can— a hot minute i was thinking, oh, garyt t cee— a hot minute i was thinking, oh, gary, i can see what you're tautng— gary, i can see what you're talking about.— gary, i can see what you're talking about. i— gary, i can see what you're talking about. i was thinking actaattv— talking about. i was thinking actaattv .— talking about. i was thinking actwauv . — talking about. i was thinking actually , no. why should the actually, no. why should the gevennnent— actually, no. why should the government pick the £14 billion tett— government pick the £14 billion tett tnen — government pick the £14 billion debt from some— government pick the £14 billion debt from some companies such as tnanec— debt from some companies such as tnanec vattev— debt from some companies such as tnanec vattev e— debt from some companies such as thames valley ? we've got so much thames valley? we've got so much to thames valley? we've got so much te tntnt— thames valley? we've got so much te tntnt attent— thames valley? we've got so much to think about as— thames valley? we've got so much to think about as a— thames valley? we've got so much to think about as a country ntgnt— to think about as a country ntgnt new— to think about as a country right now that— to think about as a country right now that i— to think about as a country right now that i think trying to nattenattce— right now that i think trying to nationalise water— right now that i think trying to nationalise water is not the way tenwant— nationalise water is not the way tenwant .— nationalise water is not the way tenwant . t— nationalise water is not the way forward . i think— nationalise water is not the way forward . i think that idea forward. i think that idea cneatt— forward. i think that idea should have— forward. i think that idea should have gone stale many veanc— should have gone stale many veanc age— should have gone stale many veanc age wnen— should have gone stale many years ago when jeremy corbyn tnea— years ago when jeremy corbyn tntet te— years ago when jeremy corbyn tntet te tung— years ago when jeremy corbyn tried to bring that as a part of his manifesto— tried to bring that as a part of his manifesto a— tried to bring that as a part of his manifesto a few years ago. ant— his manifesto a few years ago. ant t— his manifesto a few years ago. ant t tact— his manifesto a few years ago. and i just think— his manifesto a few years ago. and i just think let it remain in and i just think let it remain tn tne— and i just think let it remain in the hands— and i just think let it remain in the hands of— and i just think let it remain in the hands of privatisation. nat— in the hands of privatisation. eat tt— in the hands of privatisation. eat tt tc— in the hands of privatisation. eat tt tc a— in the hands of privatisation. but it is a worrying time tecace— but it is a worrying time tecace tt— but it is a worrying time because if we - but it is a worrying time because if we leave it as it is, i because if we leave it as it is, t ten-t— because if we leave it as it is, t ten-t cee— because if we leave it as it is, i don't see how— because if we leave it as it is, i don't see how it's- because if we leave it as it is, i don't see how it's going to get— i don't see how it's going to get tetten— i don't see how it's going to get tetten tn— i don't see how it's going to get better in the— i don't see how it's going to get better in the hands of innate— get better in the hands of private companies is my problem. nuan— private companies is my problem. nttanv tneenan— private companies is my problem. hilary freeman is— private companies is my problem. hilary freeman is wealthy- hilary freeman is wealthy celebrity . hilary freeman is wealthy celebrity. his sending hilary freeman is wealthy celebrity . his sending tweets celebrity. his sending tweets that make them look like really lovely people when the full implications of what they're suggesting will impact my

viewers and listeners. well you could say the same for people who have views that you share. i mean, just because someone is acetetnttv— i mean, just because someone is a celebrity doesn't— i mean, just because someone is a celebrity doesn't mean they're not a celebrity doesn't mean they're net attewet— a celebrity doesn't mean they're not allowed to— a celebrity doesn't mean they're not allowed to have an opinion. i not allowed to have an opinion. t naenen— not allowed to have an opinion. t naeeen te— not allowed to have an opinion. i happen to share— not allowed to have an opinion. i happen to share his opinion. i ten-t— i happen to share his opinion. i ten-t tntnt— i happen to share his opinion. i don't think that— i happen to share his opinion. i don't think that the water tntactnv— don't think that the water industry should ever have been nnvattcet— industry should ever have been privatised—place. i privatised in the first place. senetntng— privatised in the first place. something so— privatised in the first place. something so fundamental to evewtetv-c— something so fundamental to everybody's life— something so fundamental to everybody's life .— something so fundamental to everybody's life . it shouldn't everybody's life. it shouldn't be tne— everybody's life. it shouldn't be the subject— everybody's life. it shouldn't be the subject of foreign investment. _ be the subject of foreign investment. it- be the subject of foreign investment. it shouldn't be run for investment. it shouldn't be run ten-ant— investment. it shouldn't be run ten-ant t— investment. it shouldn't be run for-and i think- investment. it shouldn't be run for and i think there for profit. and i think there was no debt— for profit. and i think there was no debt when it when it was wnen— was no debt when it when it was wnen tt— was no debt when it when it was wnen tt wac— was no debt when it when it was when it was privatised. so how nave— when it was privatised. so how nave tnev— when it was privatised. so how nave tnev get— when it was privatised. so how have they got into so much debt? it's have they got into so much debt? tt-c net— have they got into so much debt? tt-c net teen— have they got into so much debt? it's not been run— have they got into so much debt? it's not been run properly. but yeah— it's not been run properly. but vean t— it's not been run properly. but yeabt t ten-t— it's not been run properly. but yeabt t ten-t t— it's not been run properly. but yeah, i don't i don't think tnene-c— yeah, i don't i don't think there's anything wrong with what he there's anything wrong with what ne catt— there's anything wrong with what ne catt ant— there's anything wrong with what he said and he's— there's anything wrong with what he said and he's allowed to have an entnten— he said and he's allowed to have an opinion- ant— he said and he's allowed to have an opinion. and as— he said and he's allowed to have an opinion. and as you said, ne-c— an opinion. and as you said, ne-c get— an opinion. and as you said, ne-c get 9— an opinion. and as you said, he's got 9 million followers and pebble— he's got 9 million followers and some people-view.- he's got 9 million followers and some people view. oh some people share his view. oh ne-c—entntencl he's entitled to his opinions ant— he's entitled to his opinions ant-entntenc- he's entitled to his opinions- and-opinions because and i love his opinions because nttanv— and i love his opinions because nttanv-on— and i love his opinions because nttanv-on tnev- and i love his opinions because hilary oh, they give me hilary freeman oh, they give me so hilary freeman oh, they give me ce-natentat— hilary freeman oh, they give me ce-natenat. — hilary freeman oh, they give me so-material. i- hilary freeman oh, they give me so-material. i think- hilary freeman oh, they give me so material . so much material. i think he's wrong about this. david oldroyd bolt i don't know if i've sort of missed something here. when did socialism become the answer ? it hasn't become the answer. tt-c— ? it hasn't become the answer. tt-c tact— ? it hasn't become the answer. tt-c tact tnat— 7’ it hasn't become the answer. it's just that capital have

tengetten— it's just that capital have forgotten how _ it's just that capital have forgotten how to make the angwnentc— forgotten how to make the arguments in— forgotten how to make the arguments in a— forgotten how to make the arguments in a strong, effective ant— arguments in a strong, effective ant cenvtnctng— arguments in a strong, effective and convincing way. can we nteace— and convincing way. can we please remember governments ten-t— please remember governments ten-t nave— please remember governments ten-t nave anv— please remember governments don't have any money, anything. they— don't have any money, anything. tnev nave— don't have any money, anything. tnev nave .— don't have any money, anything. tnev nave . tnev— don't have any money, anything. they have , they take from you they have, they take from you ant— they have, they take from you ant tnen — they have, they take from you ant tnen ne— they have, they take from you and from me in— they have, they take from you and from me in tax, and then tectte— and from me in tax, and then tectte new— and from me in tax, and then decide how to— and from me in tax, and then decide how to spend. and on ntttanv-c— decide how to spend. and on ntuanv-c netnt— decide how to spend. and on hillary's point that the water tntactnv— hillary's point that the water tntwctw nat— hillary's point that the water industry had no— hillary's point that the water industry had no debt before it was privatised.— industry had no debt before it was privatised. that's because we-paying- was privatised. that's because we-navtng tne- was privatised. that's because we paying the debt we just kept paying the debt off. we just kept paying the debt ett. tnee— we just kept paying the debt off. £200 billion over 30 years is off. £200 billion over 30 years tc an— off. £200 billion over 30 years is an investment— off. £200 billion over 30 years is an investment that no gevennnent— is an investment that no government could possibly have mate— government could possibly have nate tnneagn— government could possibly have made through taxation. it has tnnnevet— made through taxation. it has tnenevet ew— made through taxation. it has improved our waterways, our teacnec— improved our waterways, our teacnec .— improved our waterways, our teacnec . ew— improved our waterways, our beaches , our rivers, and now my beaches, our rivers, and now my gneat— beaches, our rivers, and now my gneat tntent— beaches, our rivers, and now my great friend feargal sharkey is ewncwtng— great friend feargal sharkey is ewncwtng a— great friend feargal sharkey is pursuing a wonderful campaign to mate— pursuing a wonderful campaign to mate tnat— pursuing a wonderful campaign to make sure that the— pursuing a wonderful campaign to make sure that the rivers, the ctatt— make sure that the rivers, the chalk streams,— make sure that the rivers, the chalk streams, particularly get evenn—ene et- chalk streams, particularly get even—none of this. even better. but none of this weatt— even better. but none of this weatt nave— even better. but none of this would have without even better. but none of this- would have -without the would have happened without the innate— would have happened without the envate caettat— would have happened without the private capital coming in. and tntc— private capital coming in. and tntc-vea— private capital coming in. and tntc-vea nave- private capital coming in. and this-you have a- private capital coming in. and this you have a profit this is why you have a profit nettve— this is why you have a profit motive, because _ this is why you have a profit motive, because if you make nenev— motive, because if you make nenev tt— motive, because if you make nenev tt vea— motive, because if you make money, if you sell a product, wett— money, if you sell a product, weu-get— money, if you sell a product, well,-get more- money, if you sell a product,l well,-get more-and money, if you sell a product,- well,-get more-and you well, you get more money and you can well, you get more money and you tnvect— well, you get more money and you can invest more of— well, you get more money and you can invest more of it.— well, you get more money and you can invest more of it. the neacen-ce-etl can invest more of it. thei reason-so-of the reason that so much of the ceantnv— reason that so much of the ceantnv nac— reason that so much of the country has no— reason that so much of the country has no industry is country has no industry left is tecace— country has no industry left is because from _ country has no industry left is because from 1945 until 1979, gevennentc— because from 1945 until 1979, gvennentc .— because from 1945 until 1979, governments , both tory governments, both tory and tatean— governments, both tory and labour, nationalised vast cwatnec— labour, nationalised vast cwatnec et— labour, nationalised vast swathes of industry. it didn't. they— swathes of industry. it didn't. tnev-tnvect— swathes of industry. it didn't. they invest because they they didn't invest because they ceattn-t— they didn't invest because they couldn't invest—

they didn't invest because they couldn't invest ,_ they didn't invest because they couldn't invest, because they didn't invest because they couldn't invest , because the couldn't invest, because the ent— couldn't invest, because the aneant-getng- couldn't invest, because the amount going into couldn't invest, because the- amount-going into the amount of money going into the tax amount of money going into the ta-wac— amount of money going into the tax-was lowered- amount of money going into the tax-was lowered by- tax system was lowered by cectattcn — tax system was lowered by socialism and— tax system was lowered by socialism and consequently the wtttantc— socialism and consequently the midlands .the_ socialism and consequently the midlands the north suffered midlands and the north suffered teentv— midlands and the north suffered teeetv ant— midlands and the north suffered teeetv ant tne— midlands and the north suffered deeply and the south west, everybody— everybody forgets. the south wect— everybody forgets. the south wect-teentv- everybody forgets. the south west deeply well everybody forgets. the south. west- deeply .well . west suffered deeply as well. so i to west suffered deeply as well. so t—te act— west suffered deeply as well. so i_to ask-lineker. i should like to ask mr lineker t-prbpbsin9_ i should like to ask mr lineker t-prbpbsing wnat- i should like to ask mr lineker , proposing what a levy to , is he proposing what a levy to tune— , is he proposing what a levy to tant tntc— , is he proposing what a levy to tant tntc tc— , is he proposing what a levy to fund this is he— , is he proposing what a levy to fund this is he proposing that we tenant— fund this is he proposing that we defund schools and defund the uns— we defund schools and defund the wns ant— we defund schools and defund the nhs and defund— we defund schools and defund the nhs and defund the armed forces to pay— nhs and defund the armed forces te eav ten— nhs and defund the armed forces te eav ten tnce— nhs and defund the armed forces to pay for this? and why should the to pay for this? and why should tne taveaven— to pay for this? and why should the taxpayer take _ to pay for this? and why should the taxpayer take on the burden of the taxpayer take on the burden et tne— the taxpayer take on the burden et tne tu— the taxpayer take on the burden of the £14 billion— the taxpayer take on the burden of the £14 billion debt that cneatt— of the £14 billion debt that cneatt te— of the £14 billion debt that should be a— of the £14 billion debt that should be a burden that is accannet— should be a burden that is accannet by— should be a burden that is assumed by some group consortium of assumed by some group consortium et nnvate— assumed by some group consortium et envate egwttv— assumed by some group consortium of private equity coming in, tattng— of private equity coming in, tattng eve— of private equity coming in, taking over the— of private equity coming in, taking over the company and nanntng— taking over the company and nanntng tt— taking over the company and running it better? and if tnene-c— running it better? and if tnene-c a— running it better? and if there's a failure of regulation, tnat— there's a failure of regulation, tnat eanc— there's a failure of regulation, that means that— there's a failure of regulation, that means that the debt burden has that means that the debt burden nac gnewn— that means that the debt burden nac gnewn tee— that means that the debt burden has grown too great for the accetc— has grown too great for the accetc et— has grown too great for the assets of the _ has grown too great for the assets of the company. that can be reassessed _ assets of the company. that can be reassessed through parliamentary scrutiny and tegtctatten— parliamentary scrutiny and legislation. but the answer to tatttng— legislation. but the answer to failing companies is failing private companies is te— failing private companies is te nat— failing private companies is never to put that failure on the taveaven— never to put that failure on the taveaven .— never to put that failure on the taveaven. tt— never to put that failure on the taveaven. tt tc— never to put that failure on the taxpayer . it is always to get taxpayer. it is always to get someone to come in and do it tetten— someone to come in and do it tetten. wett— someone to come in and do it better. well indeed. \tiij�*t�*t" better. well indeed. now, this stew— better. well indeed. now, this state wa— better. well indeed. now, this story was not picked up in the media this week. mark dolan tonight is a show that doesn't just break the news. makes it

just break the news. it makes it as s0 just break the news. it makes it as so your reaction to as well. so your reaction to gary lineker's for the gary lineker's call for the nationalisation of water when did socialism become the answer 7 did socialism become the answer ? when did socialism win the argument? we've got the papers at 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction. but next, looking forward to this following itv news report featuring a trans woman discussing the cost of living crisis . can a biological living crisis. can a biological man ever be called a mother? i'll be asking. tonight's newsmaker, legendary actress and allo, allo star sue hodge. and she's not pulling her punches

about this? you're listening to gb news radio . i do love this gb news radio. i do love this enatt— gb news radio. i do love this enatt tnen— gb news radio. i do love this email from peter.— gb news radio. i do love this email from peter. gary- [15 \t ?titti i do love this email from peter. gary lineker nac— email from peter. gary lineker nac 9— email from peter. gary lineker has 9 million— email from peter. gary lineker has 9 million followers on twttten— has 9 million followers on twitter. extremely worrying that so twitter. extremely worrying that ce nanv— twitter. extremely worrying that ce nanv pebble— twitter. extremely worrying that so many people lead such bleak ttvec— so many people lead such bleak ttvec. steve— so many people lead such bleak lives. steve says— so many people lead such bleak lives. steve says says hi mark, i lives. steve says says hi mark, t agnee— lives. steve says says hi mark, t agnee wttn— lives. steve says says hi mark, i agree with your— lives. steve says says hi mark, i agree with your slant on ttneten. — i agree with your slant on lineker. just— i agree with your slant on lineker. just to - i agree with your slant on lineker. just to bring you up to tate— lineker. just to bring you up to tate tn— lineker. just to bring you up to tate tn cace— lineker. just to bring you up to date in case you're joining us. canv— date in case you're joining us. gary ttneten— date in case you're joining us. gary lineker has— date in case you're joining us. gary lineker has said on twitter tntc— gary lineker has said on twitter tntc week— gary lineker has said on twitter tntc weet ne— gary lineker has said on twitter this week he wants to nationalise- this week he wants to nationalise the water industry. tt-tt— nationalise the water industry.

tt-tt-teact— nationalise the water industry. it'll-least £20- nationalise the water industry. it'll least £20 billion. it'll cost at least £20 billion. is it'll cost at least £20 billion. tc ne— it'll cost at least £20 billion. tc ne getng— it'll cost at least £20 billion. tc ne getng te— it'll cost at least £20 billion. is he going to pay for it? steve cavc— is he going to pay for it? steve cavc t— is he going to pay for it? steve sayst t agnee— is he going to pay for it? steve says, i agree with— is he going to pay for it? steve says, i agree with you. he's anetnen— says, i agree with you. he's another rich— says, i agree with you. he's another rich boy— says, i agree with you. he's another rich boy who cares netntng— another rich boy who cares netntng ten— another rich boy who cares nothing for the _ another rich boy who cares nothing for the working classes but nothing for the working classes tat getc— nothing for the working classes tat getc tnetn— nothing for the working classes but gets their adoration by masquerading— but gets their adoration by- masquerading-woke masquerading as a lefty, woke the masquerading as a lefty, woke tne vete— masquerading as a lefty, woke tne wete tat.— masquerading as a lefty, woke the woke bit. i— masquerading as a lefty, woke the woke bit. i can understand, tat— the woke bit. i can understand, tat new— the woke bit. i can understand, tat new can— the woke bit. i can understand, but how can he— the woke bit. i can understand, but how can he be— the woke bit. i can understand, but how can he be a socialist wnen— but how can he be a socialist wnenltatec— but how can he be a socialist when-takes-a- but how can he be a socialist when takes a massive when he takes such a massive eunuc— when he takes such a massive pubuc-doing- when he takes such a massive public doing nothing public wage for doing nothing wnttct— public wage for doing nothing whilst-public— public wage for doing nothing whilst public service whilst other public service eneteveec— whilst other public service employees have difficulty ewtttng— employees have difficulty ewtttng teet— employees have difficulty putting food on the table? he's a ntcenatte— putting food on the table? he's a miserable hypocrite and heaven tnewc— a miserable hypocrite and heaven tnewc wne— a miserable hypocrite and heaven knows who these _ a miserable hypocrite and heaven knows who these 9 _ a miserable hypocrite and heaven knows who these 9 million tettewenc— knows who these 9 million followers could _ knows who these 9 million followers could be. on twitter. tnagtnanv—t- followers could be. on twitter.| imaginary—i would imaginary in the main. i would cav.— imaginary in the main. i would cav. nweve— imaginary in the main. i would say. however robert has said, raga,— say. however robert has said, want. t— say. however robert has said, mark, i completely disagree with you mark, i completely disagree with vea attent— mark, i completely disagree with ven atewt canv— mark, i completely disagree with you about gary lineker, the waten— you about gary lineker, the water industry— you about gary lineker, the water industry is a complete ant— water industry is a complete mess and this— water industry is a complete mess and this guy is standing up for mess and this guy is standing up ten wnat— mess and this guy is standing up ten wnat tc— mess and this guy is standing up for what is right— mess and this guy is standing up for what is right across the wnete— for what is right across the wnete tange— for what is right across the whole range of— for what is right across the whole range of issues. well, tnant— whole range of issues. well, tnant vea— whole range of issues. well, thank you for— whole range of issues. well, thank you for that. it's all attent— thank you for that. it's all about opinions,- thank you for that. it's all about opinions, isn't it? keep tnen —at- about opinions, isn't it? keep tnen —at eel about opinions, isn't it? keep. them—at gb news them coming, mark at gb news wew ttv— them coming, mark at gb news .com. now itv news, our bitter ntvatc— .com. now itv news, our bitter ntvatc nave— .com. now itv news, our bitter rivals have raised— .com. now itv news, our bitter rivals have raised eyebrows for actng— rivals have raised eyebrows for actng a— rivals have raised eyebrows for wctng a tatean— rivals have raised eyebrows for using a labour supporting transgender— using a labour supporting transgender climate change acttvtct— transgender climate change activist during— transgender climate change activist during its coverage of the activist during its coverage of tne tnanec— activist during its coverage of the thames water crisis. on wetnectav-c— the thames water crisis. on wednesday's news at ten, mike

utnee— wednesday's news at ten, mike attnee nant— wednesday's news at ten, mike mineo paul coyte_ wednesday's news at ten, mike mineo paul coyte was seen wacntng— mineo paul coyte was seen wacntng wn— mineo paul coyte was seen washing up and— mineo paul coyte was seen washing up and doing some taantnv— washing up and doing some laundry whilst— washing up and doing some laundry whilst she spoke of how the laundry whilst she spoke of how tne ceantng— laundry whilst she spoke of how the soaring water— laundry whilst she spoke of how the soaring water costs will be teetet — the soaring water costs will be teetet by— the soaring water costs will be teetet by un— the soaring water costs will be footed by bill payers and tax pavenc— footed by bill payers and tax eavenc. teattng— footed by bill payers and tax payers. during the clip , she payers. during the clip, she teccnttet— payers. during the clip, she described the _ payers. during the clip, she described the rising water bills as described the rising water bills ac tetng— described the rising water bills ac tetng tewgn.— described the rising water bills as being tough. if you're a mum. tate— as being tough. if you're a mum. take a— as being tough. if you're a mum. take a ttcten— as being tough. if you're a mum. take a ttcten .— as being tough. if you're a mum. take a listen . this— as being tough. if you're a mum. take a listen . this customer take a listen. this customer teac— take a listen. this customer teanc tnat— take a listen. this customer fears that either— take a listen. this customer fears that either bill payers or tax eavenc— fears that either bill payers or tax eavenc wttt— fears that either bill payers or tax payers will end up picking up tne— tax payers will end up picking up tne tat. — tax payers will end up picking up the tab. the— tax payers will end up picking up the tab. i iti up the tab. the idea that we're going to have even greater water bills, soaring bills at a time of price has already been hiked. you know, we have to pay a lot for food. that's tough. if your mum.— for food. that's tough. if your ute— for food. that's tough. if your ttte ne— i that's tough. if your mum, like me already struggling to mum, like me already struggling te get— mum, like me already struggling te get tne— mum, like me already struggling to get the things— mum, like me already struggling to get the things that my kid eet— to get the things that my kid eet — to get the things that my kid needs. customers- to get the things that my kid needs. . �*s to get the things that my kid needs. . 9 needs. customers rightly want the lowest possible pollution , the lowest possible pollution, but also the lowest bills for thames water and the entire sector. that's creating a financial faultline . blimey, i financial faultline. blimey, i like a as much as anyone, but that one's a challenge. this raises the question of whether a political activist should have been used in an item designed to feature a member of the public. but it also begs the question

when can a biological male who identifies as female ever be a mother? let's get the views now of tonight's newsmaker, legendary actress and star of allo , allo, sue hodge. what do allo, allo, sue hodge. what do you think about this, sue? i've been asking my viewers and listeners in an exclusive mark dolan tonight poll the results of which coming. but can of which are coming. but can a biological man ever be a mother 7 biological man ever be a mother ? well, the first thing i want to know, allo , you naughty boy. to know, allo, you naughty boy. have you missed me , miss? you have you missed me, miss? you nave— have you missed me, miss? you have nagetv. — have you missed me, miss? you have hugely. listen,— have you missed me, miss? you have hugely. listen, i've been counting the days since your second appearance. do you realise you broke the internet last last time you were on our ratings were through the roof. because you talk sense. oh, i say. i tell you what- because you talk sense. oh, i say. i tell you what i- i oh, i say. i tell you what i mean. two— say. i tell you what i mean. tancv acttng— say. i tell you what i mean. fancy asking me— say. i tell you what i mean. fancy asking me this- say. i tell you what i mean. fancy asking me this question ? fancy asking me this question? look, i've been involved in pantomime for 50 years. i have had mothers who are men dressed in frocks . i have had brothers in frocks. i have had brothers who are in tunics with fishnets . they are actually female . so . they are actually female. so it seems to me that actually you

can be anything you really want to be today. indeed. can be anything you really want to be today . indeed. are can be anything you really want to be today. indeed. are you cannncet— to be today. indeed. are you canencet by— to be today. indeed. are you surprised by the _ i indeed. are you surprised by the reaction to un— surprised by the reaction to we ctenve— surprised by the reaction to we ctenve t— surprised by the reaction to this story? i mean, some of my viewers , especially— this story? i mean, some of my viewers , especially female viewers, especially female viewers, think— viewers, especially female viewers, think it's an insult tnat— viewers, think it's an insult that somebody— viewers, think it's an insult that somebody who's a biological mate— that somebody who's a biological nate cneatt— that somebody who's a biological male should use— that somebody who's a biological male should use the word mother, tnat— male should use the word mother, tnat tne— male should use the word mother, tnat tne went— male should use the word mother, that the word mother is sacred in that the word mother is sacred tn wav— that the word mother is sacred tn wav . — that the word mother is sacred in some way. look- that the word mother is sacred in some way . ti“ti that the word mother is sacred in some way . ti i in some way. look at the end of the day, this child who they brought into the world, however they've done it or whichever way they've done it or whichever way they've done it or whichever way they've done it, didn't ask to be brought into the world. so the bottom line for me is so the bottom line for me is you tecttet— the bottom line for me is you decided this— the bottom line for me is you decided this ,_ the bottom line for me is you decided this , you— the bottom line for me is you decided this , you made this decided this, you made this tectcten— decided this, you made this tectcten .— decided this, you made this decision . so— decided this, you made this decision . so whomever or decision. so whomever or wnateven— decision. so whomever or whatever you're called mother, venne— whatever you're called mother, vee cattet— whatever you're called mother, you're called this,— whatever you're called mother, you're called this, you're cattet— you're called this, you're called whatever the bottom line is, called whatever the bottom line tc. tntc— called whatever the bottom line tc. tntc cnttt— called whatever the bottom line is, this child that— called whatever the bottom line is, this child that you have actwattv— is, this child that you have actually brought into the world cnewtt— actually brought into the world cnewtt te— actually brought into the world should be loved— actually brought into the world should be loved and cared for no natten— should be loved and cared for no natten wnat— should be loved and cared for no matter what the _ should be loved and cared for no matter what the bottom line on tntc— matter what the bottom line on we tc— matter what the bottom line on we tc teve— matter what the bottom line on this is love this— matter what the bottom line on this is love this child, no natten— this is love this child, no matter what,— this is love this child, no matter what, because you made a

tectcten— matter what, because you made a tectcten te— matter what, because you made a decision to bring— matter what, because you made a decision to bring it— matter what, because you made a decision to bring it into the went— decision to bring it into the wentt tn— decision to bring it into the world in the— decision to bring it into the world in the first place. �*tin�*tiii world in the first place. well, tnteet— world in the first place. well, tnteet cc.— world in the first place. well, indeed so. but,— world in the first place. well, indeed so. but, you know, if you look at, for example, the response of the labour mp rosie duffield, she tweeted itv news the following. she said, dear itv news, i'm sure this is a lovely intellige decent and decent human being. this was an important piece. this is not, however, a struggling mother and she puts the word mother in inverted commas. she puts the word mother in inverted commas . well, excuse inverted commas. well, excuse me. ithink inverted commas. well, excuse me. i think today everybody is ctnwggttng— me. i think today everybody is ctnwggttng tn— me. i think today everybody is struggling in some— i think today everybody is struggling in some shape or team.— struggling in some shape or ten anvwaw— struggling in some shape or form. anyway, um, you know, this is form. anyway, um, you know, this tc a— form. anyway, um, you know, this tc a tttttcwtt— form. anyway, um, you know, this is a difficult world— form. anyway, um, you know, this is a difficult world that we're ttvtng— is a difficult world that we're ttvtng tn.— is a difficult world that we're ttvtng tn. se— is a difficult world that we're living in. so no— is a difficult world that we're living in. so no matter what i nn sorry— living in. so no matter what i mean, i'm sorry, i'll still say tne— mean, i'm sorry, i'll still say tne tetten— mean, i'm sorry, i'll still say the bottom line— mean, i'm sorry, i'll still say the bottom line is you you make tnat— the bottom line is you you make tnat tectcten— the bottom line is you you make that decision .— the bottom line is you you make that decision . look,— the bottom line is you you make that decision . look, i knew that that decision. look, i knew that i that decision. look, i knew that twac— that decision. look, i knew that twac getng— that decision. look, i knew that twac getng te— that decision. look, i knew that i was going to be— that decision. look, i knew that i was going to be a working actnecc— i was going to be a working actnecc ant— i was going to be a working actress and that— i was going to be a working actress and that my love, i wact— actress and that my love, i wact getng— actress and that my love, i wasn't going to— actress and that my love, i wasn't going to hire nannies and do wasn't going to hire nannies and te att— wasn't going to hire nannies and te au tntc— wasn't going to hire nannies and do all this and— wasn't going to hire nannies and do all this and that because i ttewgtt— do all this and that because i tnewgnt. ne— do all this and that because i thought, no, that's not right. tnat-c— thought, no, that's not right. tnat-c net— thought, no, that's not right. that's not fair— thought, no, that's not right. that's not fair .— thought, no, that's not right. that's not fair . and i am that's not fair. and i am cetttcn— that's not fair. and i am cetttcn tn— that's not fair. and i am selfish in the— that's not fair. and i am selfish in the fact that i wanted— selfish in the fact that i wantet nv— selfish in the fact that i wanted my career. et cetera. et

cetena— wanted my career. et cetera. et cetena se— wanted my career. et cetera. et cetena se se— wanted my career. et cetera. et cetera. so so i— wanted my career. et cetera. et cetera. so so i gave— wanted my career. et cetera. et cetera. so so i gave up that cnetce— cetera. so so i gave up that cnetce et— cetera. so so i gave up that choice of bringing a child into the choice of bringing a child into tne wentt— choice of bringing a child into the world because i thought my job the world because i thought my ten ttettw— the world because i thought my tet mottyt ne— the world because i thought my job motty, no matter what or wnat— job motty, no matter what or wnat t— job motty, no matter what or wnat t ann— job motty, no matter what or wnat t tc— job motty, no matter what or what i am, is to— job motty, no matter what or what i am, is to that child to teve— what i am, is to that child to teve tnat— what i am, is to that child to love that child— what i am, is to that child to love that child and give it evewtntng— love that child and give it everything that i could possibly gtve— everything that i could possibly gtve tt— everything that i could possibly gtve tt. se— everything that i could possibly gtve tt. se nn— everything that i could possibly give it. so i'm sorry. i mean , give it. so i'm sorry. i mean, nn— give it. so i'm sorry. i mean, nn cenv— give it. so i'm sorry. i mean, nn cennv te— give it. so i'm sorry. i mean, i'm sorry to interrupt you. to me— i'm sorry to interrupt you. to me . twt— i'm sorry to interrupt you. to me . twt swe. — i'm sorry to interrupt you. to me , but sue. me, but sue. sue, i just i think the issue that lots of my viewers and listeners have got is using the word mother for a biological male. well, i'm sorry. as biological male. well, i'm cenw. ac t— biological male. well, i'm cenw. ac t cav.— biological male. well, i'm sorry. as i say, i've- g tit? well, i'm sorry. as i say, i've i've had ten— sorry. as i say, i've i've had ten to— sorry. as i say, i've i've had ten to veanc— sorry. as i say, i've i've had for 50 years dames that i've cattet— for 50 years dames that i've called mother.— for 50 years dames that i've called mother. and they are men ant— called mother. and they are men ant tnev-ne— called mother. and they are men and they're wearing frocks. so twt— and they're wearing frocks. so twt tnev-ne — and they're wearing frocks. so but they're playing characters. swe— but they're playing characters. swe atewt— but they're playing characters. sue about this. _ but they're playing characters. sue about this. but, but sue, they're playing characters aren't they. that's that's you know theatre we're talking about the real world here is theatre. i know it's theatre it etcetera . nwt— i know it's theatre it etcetera . nwt t— i know it's theatre it etcetera . nwt t mean— i know it's theatre it etcetera . but i mean the— i know it's theatre it etcetera . but i mean the whole world to me— . but i mean the whole world to me nac— . but i mean the whole world to me nac gene— . but i mean the whole world to me has gone bonkers about this. i me has gone bonkers about this. t nean— me has gone bonkers about this. t nn— me has gone bonkers about this. i mean, i'm struggling now . i i mean, i'm struggling now. i a sunday— i mean, i'm struggling now. i run a sunday school right ? and run a sunday school right? and i'm run a sunday school right? and nn ctnwggttng— run a sunday school right? and i'm struggling what to call tnece— i'm struggling what to call these children— i'm struggling what to call

these children sometimes he tnen. — these children sometimes he tnen. t— these children sometimes he tnen. t ten-t— these children sometimes he them. i don't know. i'm centwcect— them. i don't know. i'm confused. i— them. i don't know. i'm confused. i mean, if someone can netn— confused. i mean, if someone can netn ne— confused. i mean, if someone can netn ne ewt— confused. i mean, if someone can nete ne ewt en— confused. i mean, if someone can help me out on this,— confused. i mean, if someone can help me out on this, i mean, i cut— help me out on this, i mean, i ctttt sayt— help me out on this, i mean, i ctttt sayt te— help me out on this, i mean, i still say, do you— help me out on this, i mean, i still say, do you know what i ten-t— still say, do you know what i ten-t wce— still say, do you know what i don't use the— still say, do you know what i don't use the word mother. anvwaw— don't use the word mother. anywayt nu— don't use the word mother. anywayt nu cav— don't use the word mother. anyway, i'll say mummy . anyway, i'll say mummy. atcetwtetv— anyway, i'll say mummy. absolutely right- anyway, i'll say mummy. absolutely right .- anyway, i'll say mummy. absolutely right . let's be clear absolutely right. let's be clear that this individual is a mother. well at least they are the parents of a child that identifies as as a mother. and. and you've got to say it's a free world. good luck to her. the question is the wisdom of itv for running that particular item. but debate will item. but that debate will continue. meanwhile i'll sue the boss of w h . smith has said the boss of w h. smith has said the retailer won't be opening any more. uk high street stores. instead, it will be focusing on airports train stations . airports and train stations. we've also got news that boots is the amazing iconic chemist is going to close 300 branches. is it game over for the great british high street ? sue? well british high street? sue? well it has been for a while. and i mean, all i can say- it has been for a while. and i mean, all i can say is- c i“ and i mean, all i can say is it's not on mean, all i can say is it's not en nv— mean, all i can say is it's not en my teet— mean, all i can say is it's not en my teet anv— mean, all i can say is it's not on my book any harm , although on my book any harm, although tnanec— on my book any harm, although mame's memoirs— on my book any harm, although mame's memoirs because i'm in wh

snttn— mame's memoirs because i'm in wh smith everywhere. _ mame's memoirs because i'm in wh smith everywhere. so— mame's memoirs because i'm in wh smith everywhere. so this is gneat— smith everywhere. so this is gneat ten— smith everywhere. so this is gneat ten ne— smith everywhere. so this is great for me . _ smith everywhere. so this is great for me . d great for me. i'm glad to hear it . sue what do you think of it. sue what do you think of boots? because i struggle in boots these days. there isn't anyone at the cash desk. it's very hard to pay . well, darling, very hard to pay. well, darling, if very hard to pay. well, darling, tt venne— very hard to pay. well, darling, tt vewne getng— very hard to pay. well, darling, tt vewne getng te— very hard to pay. well, darling, if you're going to go— ttig “vititi well, darling, if you're going to go into , you if you're going to go into, you knew.— if you're going to go into, you knew. tnte— if you're going to go into, you knew. tnte a— if you're going to go into, you know, into a shop— if you're going to go into, you know, into a shop with your neetc— know, into a shop with your teetc en— know, into a shop with your teetc tt— know, into a shop with your boots on, if your— know, into a shop with your boots on, if your boots are tetttng— boots on, if your boots are tetttng tn— boots on, if your boots are letting in water,- boots on, if your boots are letting in water, change your neetc— letting in water, change your teetc ven— letting in water, change your boots very wise— letting in water, change your boots very wise advice. let me tett— boots very wise advice. let me tett vew — boots very wise advice. let me tell you fabulous stuff. listen sue, we'll catch up very soon. the brilliant sue hodge, star of allo allo and stage and screen , allo allo and stage and screen, always the voice of common sense, will catch up soon. and get some more of your emails shortly. plus tomorrow's papers as well full pundit as well with full pundit reaction. don't go anywhere

the house of lords. all that and more with me . camilla tominey more with me. camilla tominey very busy show. great to have vewn— very busy show. great to have vewn ceneanv— very busy show. great to have vewn ceneanv ac— ttig great to have your company as always. let's catcn— your company as always. let's catcn wn— your company as always. let's catcn we en— your company as always. let's catch up on the— your company as always. let's catch up on the emails. mark gb wewc— catch up on the emails. mark gb news .com. let's— catch up on the emails. mark gb news .com. let's have a look at

neve— news .com. let's have a look at our issue here that— news .com. let's have a look at our issue here that we're tetattng— our issue here that we're debating and— our issue here that we're debating and i've been asking you— debating and i've been asking vew tn— debating and i've been asking vew tn an— debating and i've been asking you in an exclusive mark dolan tentgnt— you in an exclusive mark dolan tentgnt eeeete-c— you in an exclusive mark dolan tonight people's poll, can a ttetegtcat— tonight people's poll, can a biological man— tonight people's poll, can a biological man ever be a mother 7 biological man ever be a mother ? i biological man ever be a mother e t cnatt— biological man ever be a mother e t cnatt te— biological man ever be a mother ? i shall be revealing the necwttc— ? i shall be revealing the necwttc et— ? i shall be revealing the results of that— ? i shall be revealing the results of that in just a few ntnwtec— results of that in just a few minutes. peter— results of that in just a few minutes. peter says if a ttetegtcat— minutes. peter says if a biological man can be a mother as an engineer, i'd— biological man can be a mother as an engineer, i'd love to see tne— as an engineer, i'd love to see tne teetc— as an engineer, i'd love to see tne teetc tnev— as an engineer, i'd love to see the tools they use— as an engineer, i'd love to see the tools they use in the natennttv— the tools they use in the maternity suite. let's face it, ttc— maternity suite. let's face it, tt-c a— maternity suite. let's face it, tt-c a natt— maternity suite. let's face it, tt-c a pat et— maternity suite. let's face it, it's a pair of forceps and tnev-ne— it's a pair of forceps and tnev-ne net— it's a pair of forceps and they're not going to work. reten— they're not going to work. peter, thank— they're not going to work. peter, thank you for that. keep tnece— peter, thank you for that. keep tnece enattc— peter, thank you for that. keep those emails coming. maybe i'll twct— those emails coming. maybe i'll tact-cnewtt— those emails coming. maybe i'll just-should here,- just get i should here, shouldn't— just get i should here,- shouldn't-lady. shouldn't i? from a lady. so tntc— shouldn't i? from a lady. so tntcltnen— shouldn't i? from a lady. so this-from lisa.— shouldn't i? from a lady. so this from lisa. mark, some this is from lisa. mark, some tn— this is from lisa. mark, some men in same sex— this is from lisa. mark, some men in same sex relationships can,.course, take- men in same sex relationships can, course, take mother can, of course, take the mother nete. — can, of course, take the mother nete. ewt— can, of course, take the mother nete. ewt by— can, of course, take the mother role. but by using— can, of course, take the mother role. but by using a trans man to role. but by using a trans man te-atewt— role. but by using a trans man to-about thames- role. but by using a trans man to about thames water and to talk about thames water and the to talk about thames water and tne cect— to talk about thames water and tne cect et— to talk about thames water and the cost of living— to talk about thames water and the cost of living ,_ to talk about thames water and the cost of living , it's at the cost of living, it's at tnct— the cost of living, it's at first glance _ the cost of living, it's at first glance farcical call. but in first glance farcical call. but tn tact.— first glance farcical call. but tn ga, ttc— first glance farcical call. but in fact, it's deeply troubling tnat— in fact, it's deeply troubling tnat ttv— in fact, it's deeply troubling that itv uses— in fact, it's deeply troubling that itv uses a— in fact, it's deeply troubling that itv uses a trans person to tau— that itv uses a trans person to tau atewt— that itv uses a trans person to tau atewt tt— that itv uses a trans person to talk about it, and— that itv uses a trans person to talk about it, and clearly a gacttgnttng— talk about it, and clearly a gaslighting effort. why did they tntnetwce— gaslighting effort. why did they tntnetwce an— gaslighting effort. why did they introduce an entirely different ant— introduce an entirely different ant ntgntv— introduce an entirely different and highly controversial issue entettet— and highly controversial issue embedded in— and highly controversial issue embedded in an— and highly controversial issue embedded in an everyday problem for embedded in an everyday problem ten tne— embedded in an everyday problem ten tne vact— embedded in an everyday problem for the vast majority ? lisa, for the vast majority? lisa, tnant— for the vast majority? lisa, tnant vew— for the vast majority? lisa, thank you for— for the vast majority? lisa, thank you for that. keep those enattc— thank you for that. keep those emails coming. _ thank you for that. keep those emails coming. mark gb news

news.com .just_ emails coming. mark gb news news.com . just gone 1030. as news.com. just gone 1030. as atwavc— news.com. just gone 1030. as alwayst even— news.com. just gone 1030. as always, every friday, saturday ant— always, every friday, saturday ant swntav.— always, every friday, saturday and sunday. tomorrow's papers. tet-c— and sunday. tomorrow's papers. etc ctan— and sunday. tomorrow's papers. let's start with— and sunday. tomorrow's papers. let's start with the _ and sunday. tomorrow's papers. let's start with the telegraph. ant— let's start with the telegraph. ant tnev— let's start with the telegraph. ant tnev teat— let's start with the telegraph. and they lead with okay, a very tnnenant— and they lead with okay, a very tneenant cet— and they lead with okay, a very important set of— and they lead with okay, a very important set of stories . french important set of stories. french nettce— important set of stories. french nettce at— important set of stories. french eettce at wa— important set of stories. french police at war with— important set of stories. french police at war with vermin is the gwete— police at war with vermin is the gwete ac— police at war with vermin is the gwete ac nettng— police at war with vermin is the quote as rioting spreads across the quote as rioting spreads across tne natten— quote as rioting spreads across the nation, french— quote as rioting spreads across the nation, french police said tentgnt— the nation, french police said tentgnt tnev— the nation, french police said tonight they were at war with cavaeg— tonight they were at war with savage hordes— tonight they were at war with savage hordes of— tonight they were at war with savage hordes of vermin as tance— savage hordes of vermin as france was rocked by waves of netc— france was rocked by waves of ntetc ant — france was rocked by waves of riots and looting— france was rocked by waves of riots and looting as intemperate tangwage— riots and looting as intemperate tangwage. t— riots and looting as intemperate language. i think— riots and looting as intemperate language. i think we can all agnee— language. i think we can all agree british— language. i think we can all agree british travellers were wannet— agree british travellers were warned about— agree british travellers were warned about the risk of eeccttte— warned about the risk of possible curfews and travel restrictions— possible curfews and travel restrictions owing to the gnewtng— restrictions owing to the growing upheaval and vandalism aewnt— growing upheaval and vandalism around france.— growing upheaval and vandalism around france. two of the cewntnv-c— around france. two of the cewntw-c ten— around france. two of the country's top police unions tnneatenet— country's top police unions threatened a— country's top police unions threatened a revolt unless tnnanwet— threatened a revolt unless emmanuel macron's government nectenet— emmanuel macron's government nectenet-atten— emmanuel macron's government restored after protests restored order after protests wnete— restored order after protests tnete ewt— restored order after protests broke out over— restored order after protests broke out over the police cneettng— broke out over the police cneettng et— broke out over the police shooting of a— broke out over the police shooting of a teenager in a tanc— shooting of a teenager in a paris suburb.— shooting of a teenager in a paris suburb. sunak in deal with tan— paris suburb. sunak in deal with ttatv te— paris suburb. sunak in deal with ttatv te cten— paris suburb. sunak in deal with italy to stem migrant flow in mediterranean— italy to stem migrant flow in mediterranean rishi sunak is tnawtng— mediterranean rishi sunak is tnawtng wn— mediterranean rishi sunak is tnawtng we a— mediterranean rishi sunak is drawing up a plan with the ttattanc— drawing up a plan with the italians to— drawing up a plan with the italians to stem the flow of ntgnantc— italians to stem the flow of migrants across— italians to stem the flow of migrants across the mediterranean and return them

migrants across the— mediterranean and return them to tenn— mediterranean and return them to wentn atntca.— mediterranean and return them to north africa. the— mediterranean and return them to north africa. the pm dispatched ctnen— north africa. the pm dispatched stnen cace— north africa. the pm dispatched simon case the— north africa. the pm dispatched simon case the uk's most senior ctvtt— simon case the uk's most senior ctvtt cenvant— simon case the uk's most senior civil servant, to— simon case the uk's most senior civil servant, to italy, last nentn. — civil servant, to italy, last nentn. ten— civil servant, to italy, last month. for two- civil servant, to italy, last month. for two days of meetings wttn— month. for two days of meetings wttn tne— month. for two days of meetings with the country's— month. for two days of meetings with the country's government etttctatc— with the country's government etttctatc te— with the country's government officials to hammer out the teat — officials to hammer out the teat tne— officials to hammer out the deal. the new— officials to hammer out the deal. the new strategic ntgnatten— deal. the new strategic migration partnership between the migration partnership between tne wt— migration partnership between tne wt ant— migration partnership between the uk and italy— migration partnership between the uk and italy will mirror acnectc— the uk and italy will mirror aceectc et— the uk and italy will mirror aspects of the _ the uk and italy will mirror aspects of the agreement with tance— aspects of the agreement with tance by— aspects of the agreement with france by boosting intelligence ctantng— france by boosting intelligence cnanng en— france by boosting intelligence sharing on people smugglers. tent— sharing on people smugglers. joint operations,— sharing on people smugglers. joint operations, and they will went— joint operations, and they will work together— joint operations, and they will work together with their border ncec— work together with their border tcec ant — work together with their border forces and national crime agenctec— forces and national crime agenctec .— forces and national crime agencies . also- forces and national crime agencies . also struggling parish agencies. also struggling parish cnwncnec— agencies. also struggling parish cnwncnec te— agencies. also struggling parish churches to be— agencies. also struggling parish churches to be rented out tncteat— churches to be rented out tncteat et— churches to be rented out instead of sold- churches to be rented out instead of sold . the times now instead of sold. the times now uk tewntctc— instead of sold. the times now uk tourists are— instead of sold. the times now uk tourists are warned over tnavet— uk tourists are warned over tnavet te— uk tourists are warned over travel to france _ uk tourists are warned over travel to france .- uk tourists are warned over travel to france . the daily mail travel to france. the daily mail tenttctc— travel to france. the daily mail dentists will— travel to france. the daily mail dentists will have— travel to france. the daily mail dentists will have to work for tne— dentists will have to work for tne wns. — dentists will have to work for tne us new— dentists will have to work for the nhs. new dentists will be tencet— the nhs. new dentists will be tencet te— the nhs. new dentists will be forced to devote _ the nhs. new dentists will be forced to devote years to the uns— forced to devote years to the wns te — forced to devote years to the wns te netn — forced to devote years to the nhs to help tackle staff cnentagec— nhs to help tackle staff shortages under plans unveiled by ttcnt — shortages under plans unveiled by rishi sunak— shortages under plans unveiled by rishi sunak today, they'll be tet— by rishi sunak today, they'll be ttet tnte— by rishi sunak today, they'll be ttet tnte tne— by rishi sunak today, they'll be tied into the nhs— by rishi sunak today, they'll be tied into the nhs rather than tect— tied into the nhs rather than tect te— tied into the nhs rather than lost to private— tied into the nhs rather than lost to private practise. the pm catt— lost to private practise. the pm catt tt— lost to private practise. the pm catt tt wac— lost to private practise. the pm said it was unacceptable that 2 in said it was unacceptable that 2 tn 3— said it was unacceptable that 2 tn 3 tett— said it was unacceptable that 2 tn 3 tett tne— said it was unacceptable that 2 in 3 left the health service ctnatgnt— in 3 left the health service straight after—

in 3 left the health service straight after qualifying. he catt— straight after qualifying. he catt tt— straight after qualifying. he catt tt wac— straight after qualifying. he said it was reasonable to negate— said it was reasonable to require them— said it was reasonable to require them to spend some time in require them to spend some time tn tne— require them to spend some time tn tne teattn— require them to spend some time in the health service . the daily in the health service. the daily tvnnecc— in the health service. the daily express honour— in the health service. the daily express honour diana's memory. nwn— express honour diana's memory. nwnv tne— express honour diana's memory. bury the hatchet. _ express honour diana's memory. bury the hatchet. princess wtana-c— bury the hatchet. princess diana's sons— bury the hatchet. princess diana's sons were today urged to ent— diana's sons were today urged to ent tnetn— diana's sons were today urged to end their feud— diana's sons were today urged to end their feud after— diana's sons were today urged to end their feud after failing to actnewtetge — end their feud after failing to acknowledge each other at a cenennenv ten— acknowledge each other at a ceremony for the _ acknowledge each other at a ceremony for the only charity set ceremony for the only charity cet wn— ceremony for the only charity cet we tn— ceremony for the only charity cet we tn nen— ceremony for the only charity set up in her name. today would nave— set up in her name. today would nave teen— set up in her name. today would have been diana's,— set up in her name. today would have been diana's, of course, tnev-ne— have been diana's, of course, they're referring— have been diana's, of course, they're referring to tomorrow. tomorrow would _ they're referring to tomorrow. tomorrow would have been diana's eznt— tomorrow would have been diana's eznt birthday-— tomorrow would have been diana's 62nd birthday. but— tomorrow would have been diana's 62nd birthday. but at the event tetav— 62nd birthday. but at the event tetav te— 62nd birthday. but at the event today to celebrate— 62nd birthday. but at the event today to celebrate her legacy, nanny— today to celebrate her legacy, nannv ant— today to celebrate her legacy, harry and william made no reference to _ harry and william made no reference to one— harry and william made no reference to one another in ceeanate— reference to one another in separate video— reference to one another in separate video messages recorded tnan— separate video messages recorded more than 5000— separate video messages recorded more than 5000 miles apart. eccan— more than 5000 miles apart. oscar winner— more than 5000 miles apart. oscar winner on _ more than 5000 miles apart. oscar winner on trial , kevin oscar winner on trial, kevin spacey — oscar winner on trial, kevin spacey a— oscar winner on trial, kevin spacey, a sexual- oscar winner on trial, kevin spacey, a sexual bully , the spacey, a sexual bully, the cwanttan.— spacey, a sexual bully, the guardian. goldsmith quits over cwnat— guardian. goldsmith quits over sunak climate— guardian. goldsmith quits over sunak climate apathy. rishi swnat— sunak climate apathy. rishi swnat wac— sunak climate apathy. rishi sunak was embroiled in an extraordinary— sunak was embroiled in an extraordinary stand off with zac cettcnttn— extraordinary stand off with zac goldsmith yesterday after the tory— goldsmith yesterday after the tory eeen— goldsmith yesterday after the tory eeen gut.— goldsmith yesterday after the tory peer quit. the government, accwctng— tory peer quit. the government, accwctng tne— tory peer quit. the government, accusing the prime— tory peer quit. the government, accusing the prime minister of tetng— accusing the prime minister of tetng ctnetv— accusing the prime minister of being simply uninterested in the envnent— being simply uninterested in the environment and—

being simply uninterested in the environment and the climate enengencv— environment and the climate enengencv .— environment and the climate emergency . also, nhs reform emergency. also, nhs reform concern over plans to boost the wenttence— concern over plans to boost the wenttence .— concern over plans to boost the workforce . last— concern over plans to boost the workforce . last but— concern over plans to boost the workforce . last but not least, workforce. last but not least, natty— workforce. last but not least, nattv stan— workforce. last but not least, daily star not— workforce. last but not least, daily star not content with tetng— daily star not content with tetng tetten— daily star not content with being better at— daily star not content with being better at cricket now. chcte— being better at cricket now. aussie drongos_ being better at cricket now. aussie drongos attempting 16 ntttten— aussie drongos attempting 16 ntttten et— aussie drongos attempting 16 million of our— aussie drongos attempting 16 million of our bruises and snettac— million of our bruises and sheilas down— million of our bruises and sheilas down under to rack off. tew— sheilas down under to rack off. vew get— sheilas down under to rack off. vew get teatewc— sheilas down under to rack off. you get jealous .— sheilas down under to rack off. you get jealous. i— sheilas down under to rack off. you get jealous. i hope i said tnat— you get jealous. i hope i said tnat ntgnt.— you get jealous. i hope i said that right. crikey— you get jealous. i hope i said that right. crikey aussie tanntttnc— that right. crikey aussie larrikins have- that right. crikey aussie larrikins have changed their tnntgnatten— larrikins have changed their immigration rules so millions entc— immigration rules so millions entc can— immigration rules so millions more brits can enjoy the good ute— more brits can enjoy the good ttte tewn— more brits can enjoy the good life down under.— more brits can enjoy the good life down under. it's all sounds eenen— life down under. it's all sounds tenen wntt— life down under. it's all sounds bonzer until you— life down under. it's all sounds bonzer until you nippers become ctant— bonzer until you nippers become shark biscuits— bonzer until you nippers become shark biscuits and— bonzer until you nippers become shark biscuits and those are vewn— shark biscuits and those are vewn nent— shark biscuits and those are your front pages— shark biscuits and those are your front pages reacting to the big your front pages reacting to the ttg ctentec— your front pages reacting to the ttg ctentec et— your front pages reacting to the big stories of the— your front pages reacting to the big stories of the day . big stories of the day. journalist— big stories of the day. journalist and agony aunt hilary freeman, historian— journalist and agony aunt hilary freeman, historian and writer navtt— freeman, historian and writer david oldroyd— freeman, historian and writer david oldroyd bolt and reporter and broadcaster— david oldroyd bolt and reporter and broadcaster stephanie takyi . tetc— and broadcaster stephanie takyi . tetc et— and broadcaster stephanie takyi . lots of stories— and broadcaster stephanie takyi . lots of stories to— and broadcaster stephanie takyi . lots of stories to get tnnewgn. — . lots of stories to get through. things are going very natty— through. things are going very tattv wneng— through. things are going very tattv wneng tn— through. things are going very badly wrong in france. david ettnevt— badly wrong in france. david ettnevt nett— badly wrong in france. david oldroyd bolt is— badly wrong in france. david oldroyd bolt is there a lesson neve— oldroyd bolt is there a lesson nene ten— oldroyd bolt is there a lesson nene ten tne— oldroyd bolt is there a lesson here for the uk?— oldroyd bolt is there a lesson here for the uk? can we learn tnen— here for the uk? can we learn tnen tntce — here for the uk? can we learn from this? well,— here for the uk? can we learn from this? well, the- here for the uk? can we learn from this? �*tin�*tiii �*" from this? well, the first lesson is don't be emmanuel macron think that you macron and don't think that you are reincarnation of louis

are the reincarnation of louis the 14th or napoleon. i thought it extraordinarily it was extraordinarily historically him say, historically dumb of him to say, as did recently, he was as he did recently, that he was going have new days going to have his new 100 days because remembers because anybody who remembers napoleon's will napoleon's100 days will remember. when he from remember. it's when he went from elba of exile, picked up a elba out of exile, picked up a load of soldiers and went to waterloo, where think he lost waterloo, where i think he lost . not the best . so maybe not the best historical comparison. on a very serious macron has really serious point, macron has really struggled over the course of his presidency to embody the nation and come across as a father and to come across as a father figure of a president. he comes across as exceptionally arrogant, exceptionally, exceptionally parisian and metropolitan and i think he's heading for an extraordinarily large defeat. unfortunate to marine le pen . and the big marine le pen. and the big problem that they're having here is that the riots have gone, as it were, viral. it started exceptionally quickly on saturday when the riots were beginning. macron chose to go listen to elton john rather than deaung listen to elton john rather than dealing with the national crisis . his comments have been utterly, i guess that's why they call it le bleu . wow. well done.

call it le bleu. wow. well done. we-ne— call it le bleu. wow. well done. we-ne wenttng— call it le bleu. wow. well done. we're working on— call it le bleu. wow. well done. we're working on that- tittitii c ti wow. well done. we're working on that all day . we're working on that all day. ant— we're working on that all day. ant nec— we're working on that all day. ant te-c tec— we're working on that all day. and he's he's got— we're working on that all day. and he's he's got no- we're working on that all day. and he's he's got no ability standing for office. oh, all right. i standing for office. oh, all ntgnt. t gwecc— standing for office. oh, all right. i guess that's- i “3 ii oh, all right. i guess that's your i “g i oh, all right. i guess that's your song. ttant— right. i guess that's your song. ttant vew. — right. i guess that's your song. tnant vew. on.— right. i guess that's your song. thank you. oh, nicely- right. i guess that's your song. thank you. oh, nicely done. bravo. i mean, does it raise the gwectten— bravo. i mean, does it raise the gwectten en— bravo. i mean, does it raise the gwectten en nac— bravo. i mean, does it raise the question on has france's multicultural— question on has france's multicultural experiment failed ? multicultural experiment failed e ant— multicultural experiment failed e ant t— multicultural experiment failed 7 and i think— multicultural experiment failed .7 and i think all— multicultural experiment failed .7 and i think all of- multicultural experiment failed ? and i think all of europe's multicultural experiment has failed and is continuing to fail. you see this in germany, where frau merkel allowed a million migrants into germany , million migrants into germany, and it has caused division. it's caused breakdown in civil society. it's caused a great strain on public services. you see this in italy with the migrant crisis. france has had this problem ever since the 1960s, particularly with migrants from its own former colonies . migrants from its own former colonies. us. and so this is a long standing problem. but i'm sorry, this case here is not about multiculturalism . it's about multiculturalism. it's about multiculturalism. it's about a 17 year old teenage ager wne-c— about a 17 year old teenage ager wne-c teen— about a 17 year old teenage ager who's been shot— about a 17 year old teenage ager who's been shot by— about a 17 year old teenage ager who's been shot by french police . tnat-c— who's been shot by french police . that's nothing— who's been shot by french police . that's nothing to— who's been shot by french police . that's nothing to do with multiculturalism. that's to do wttn— multiculturalism. that's to do wttn tne— multiculturalism. that's to do with the french— multiculturalism. that's to do with the french police force tattng— with the french police force taung net— with the french police force taking not even— with the french police force taking not even a binding to tnen— taking not even a binding to tnetn ewn— taking not even a binding to their own laws.— taking not even a binding to their own laws. and killing a

young— their own laws. and killing a vewng nan— their own laws. and killing a young man. this— their own laws. and killing a young man. this is why the tnencn— young man. this is why the tnencn ane— young man. this is why the french are rioting right now . french are rioting right now. is french are rioting right now. tc tt— french are rioting right now. tc tt tnen— french are rioting right now. is it their george— french are rioting right now. is it their george floyd- french are rioting right now. is it their george floyd moment? it is their george floyd's moment. and we're going to keep on moment. and we're going to keep en navtng— moment. and we're going to keep en navtng tnece— and we're going to keep on having these moments if eettce— on having these moments if eettce tntnt— on having these moments if police think it's— on having these moments if police think it's okay to shoot at vewng— police think it's okay to shoot at vewng nnen— police think it's okay to shoot at young men, there's a way. the wnv— at young men, there's a way. the why vew— at young men, there's a way. the reason why you are— at young men, there's a way. the reason why you are in the law is tnat— reason why you are in the law is tnat venne— reason why you are in the law is that you're supposed to be enetecttng— that you're supposed to be protecting community and protecting your community and not protecting your community and net-vewng— protecting your community and net-vewng en- protecting your community and net-vewng en. i protecting your community and. not-young men . men. not shooting young men. men. yest— not shooting young men. men. vec. ewt— not shooting young men. men. vec. twt tntc— not shooting young men. men. yes, but this comes— not shooting young men. iiti“ yes, but this comes off the back of yes, but this comes off the back et nanw— yes, but this comes off the back et many many— yes, but this comes off the back of many, many years where french eettce— of many, many years where french eettce-ttcttnct— of many, many years where french police-distinct from - of many, many years where french police distinct from the police who are distinct from the gentannente— police who are distinct from the gendarmerie,-are- gendarmerie, the police are not anet— gendarmerie, the police are not act nave— gendarmerie, the police are not armed, have-deal- gendarmerie, the police are not armed, have deal with armed, have had to deal with nctng— armed, have had to deal with ntctng wage— armed, have had to deal with rising wage levels of crime, eantcwtantv— rising wage levels of crime, particularly drug related crime , in particularly drug related crime . tn tne— particularly drug related crime , in the suburbs— particularly drug related crime , in the suburbs of parisian ctttec— , in the suburbs of parisian ctttec .— , in the suburbs of parisian ctttec . et— , in the suburbs of parisian cities , of french- , in the suburbs of parisian cities , of french cities. the cities, of french cities. the tenttct— cities, of french cities. the nenttew. ac— cities, of french cities. the bonlieu, as they're known , where bonlieu, as they're known, where tnev-ve— bonlieu, as they're known, where they've essentially— bonlieu, as they're known, where they've essentially become no go areas. .policemen _ they've essentially become no go areas. policemen have been areas. and policemen have been ven— areas. and policemen have been ven-tntnet— areas. and policemen have been very-injuredlin- areas. and policemen have been very injured in some very badly injured in in some cases killed— very badly injured in in some cases killed .— very badly injured in in some cases killed . yes, is cases killed. so, yes, this is an aeeautng— cases killed. so, yes, this is an appalling murder and this is the an appalling murder and this is tne wtttnate— an appalling murder and this is the ultimate spark point . but it the ultimate spark point. but it atten— the ultimate spark point. but it comes after many,— the ultimate spark point. but it comes after many, many years wnen— comes after many, many years wnen-eettce— comes after many, many years when-police-felt- when the police have felt themselves— when the police have felt themselves to _ when the police have felt themselves to be protected by themselves to be protected by tne-ant— themselves to be protected by tne-ant tne— themselves to be protected by the and the citizens whom the state and the citizens whom tnev— the state and the citizens whom tnev-te— the state and the citizens whom tnev-te enetect— the state and the citizens whom they to protect. and so they exist to protect. and so weve— they exist to protect. and so vew-ve-tetn— they exist to protect. and so you've both sides of the of you've got both sides of the of the you've got both sides of the of tne angwnent— you've got both sides of the of the argument,.it_ you've got both sides of the of the argument, it were, ready the argument, as it were, ready for the argument, as it were, ready ten a— the argument, as it were, ready ten a gneat— the argument, as it were, ready for a great clash.— the argument, as it were, ready for a great clash. i— the argument, as it were, ready for a great clash. i think the enetten — for a great clash. i think the etenten tc— for a great clash. i think the problem is it's— for a great clash. i think the problem is it's the opposite of

multiculturalism _ multiculturalism because because eeeete—cegnegatet- multiculturalism because because people segregated and people have been segregated and put people have been segregated and ewt tnte— people have been segregated and ewt tnte tnece— people have been segregated and put into these really poor kind of put into these really poor kind et gnettec— put into these really poor kind of ghettos and— put into these really poor kind of ghettos and actually that is tnat— of ghettos and actually that is tnat tc— of ghettos and actually that is tnat tc wnv— of ghettos and actually that is that is why these— of ghettos and actually that is that is why these problems have gnewn— that is why these problems have gnewn we— that is why these problems have gnewn we ce— that is why these problems have grown up so unlike— that is why these problems have grown up so unlike in this cewntnv— grown up so unlike in this country where— grown up so unlike in this country where people are much ntvet— country where people are much ntvet. vew— country where people are much more mixed, you know, you don't nave— more mixed, you know, you don't nave an— more mixed, you know, you don't have an area here— more mixed, you know, you don't have an area here where we're entw— have an area here where we're entv ttact— have an area here where we're only black people— have an area here where we're only black people live . “ only black people live. but in tattc.— only black people live. but in tattc. tet— only black people live. but in paris, for example , there are paris, for example, there are these areas where there , you these areas where there, you know, it's just full of algerians and nobody else and no one else will go there. so that's what's created this problem. but also , you know, why problem. but also, you know, why why is the traffic policeman got a what what purpose a gun? yeah. what what purpose has that got ? indeed. so let's has that got? indeed. so let's move on now to— has that got? indeed. so let's move on now to this- 307 indeed. so let's move on now to this story. anetnen— move on now to this story. another story— move on now to this story. another story in- move on now to this story. another story in the telegraph, cwnat— another story in the telegraph, swnat tn— another story in the telegraph, sunak in deal— another story in the telegraph, sunak in deal with italy to stem ntgnant— sunak in deal with italy to stem ntgnant ttew— sunak in deal with italy to stem migrant flow in— sunak in deal with italy to stem migrant flow in mediterranean. tne— migrant flow in mediterranean. tne tetten — migrant flow in mediterranean. the bottom line,— migrant flow in mediterranean. the bottom line, stephanie, is nec— the bottom line, stephanie, is ne-c get— the bottom line, stephanie, is ne-c get ntc— the bottom line, stephanie, is he's got his list— the bottom line, stephanie, is he's got his list of five enentcec— he's got his list of five promises that he's got to tune— promises that he's got to tettven .— promises that he's got to deliver. his— promises that he's got to deliver . his five pledges halve deliver. his five pledges halve tnttatten— deliver. his five pledges halve inflation. well,— deliver. his five pledges halve inflation. well, that's not going— inflation. well, that's not going brilliantly, is it? fixed? tne— going brilliantly, is it? fixed? tne ans.— going brilliantly, is it? fixed? the nhs. good— going brilliantly, is it? fixed? the nhs. good luck with that and ctee— the nhs. good luck with that and ctee tne— the nhs. good luck with that and ctee tne teatc. — the nhs. good luck with that and stop the boats. but— the nhs. good luck with that and stop the boats. but he's not going— stop the boats. but he's not getng te— stop the boats. but he's not getng te gtve— stop the boats. but he's not getng te gtve we— stop the boats. but he's not going to give up because his

tate— going to give up because his fate at— going to give up because his fate at tne— going to give up because his fate at the next— going to give up because his fate at the next election teeentc— fate at the next election teeentc en— fate at the next election depends on it- fate at the next election depends on it. c fate at the next election depends on it . c i fate at the next election depends on it. c i depends on it. it does, but i feel like sunak like it's a losing battle for him. i think when it comes to immigration and deaung when it comes to immigration and dealing with the migrants , it's dealing with the migrants, it's almost like a bigger problem than any prime minister can handle . and i don't think you handle. and i don't think you can just tackle it in for sunak in the next year or so. there's so many. i feel like he's just trying to sift or shift the problems onto different countries. is there any eettttcat— countries. is there any political capital, - ti.tit. is there any political capital, though, in ntn— political capital, though, in ntn tetng— political capital, though, in him being seen to do something anewt— him being seen to do something atewt tt— him being seen to do something atewt tt tnat— him being seen to do something about it that he— him being seen to do something about it that he can go to the to about it that he can go to the te tne— about it that he can go to the te tne ewtttc— about it that he can go to the to the public in— about it that he can go to the to the public in a— about it that he can go to the to the public in a year's time ant— to the public in a year's time ant sayt— to the public in a year's time ant sayt teet— to the public in a year's time and say, look, i'm— to the public in a year's time and say, look, i'm absolutely overwhelmed— and say, look, i'm absolutely overwhelmed by— and say, look, i'm absolutely overwhelmed by this challenge. it's overwhelmed by this challenge. tt-c very— overwhelmed by this challenge. tt-c veryt ven— overwhelmed by this challenge. it's very, very difficult, but nn — it's very, very difficult, but nn getng— it's very, very difficult, but nn getng te— it's very, very difficult, but i'm going to beaver away. i'm going— i'm going to beaver away. i'm getng te— i'm going to beaver away. i'm getng te tn.— i'm going to beaver away. i'm getng te by- nu— i'm going to beaver away. i'm going to try. i'll do more than tatewn. — going to try. i'll do more than tatewn. one— going to try. i'll do more than labour. one thing- going to try. i'll do more than labour. one thing i- going to try. i'll do more than labour. “g titit i labour. one thing i do like about rishi is he is a doer and he is when he does say he's going to do something, it's quite admirable that he actually puts his, you know, he puts honour his words. but i think honour to his words. but i think as well, it's not him being realistic about this situation . realistic about this situation. and i just think, you know, poor

rishi, he's kind of, you know, if he tries to do things, he's going to get criticised. and if he doesn't do it, he's going to get criticised either way. speaking of rishi sunak, he's cene-wttn— speaking of rishi sunak, he's come .withlbig- speaking of rishi sunak, he's come with big announcement come out with a big announcement tetaw— come out with a big announcement tetaw-atewt— come out with a big announcement tetaw-atewt tne— come out with a big announcement today, about the nhs today, hillary, about the nhs ant— today, hillary, about the nhs ant a— today, hillary, about the nhs and a blitzkrieg— today, hillary, about the nhs and a blitzkrieg of training and new nurses , new— and a blitzkrieg of training and new nurses , new doctors, new nurses, new doctors, a massive, massive recruitment tnve— massive, massive recruitment tntve ant— massive, massive recruitment tntve ant tne— massive, massive recruitment drive and the daily mail lead wttn— drive and the daily mail lead with dentists— drive and the daily mail lead with dentists will have to work for with dentists will have to work ten tne — with dentists will have to work ten tne uns— with dentists will have to work ten tne wns .— with dentists will have to work for the nhs . the— with dentists will have to work for the nhs . the prime minister for the nhs. the prime minister has for the nhs. the prime minister nac catt— for the nhs. the prime minister nac catt tnat— for the nhs. the prime minister has said that it— for the nhs. the prime minister has said that it was reasonable to has said that it was reasonable te negwtne— has said that it was reasonable to require dentists— has said that it was reasonable to require dentists to spend ttne— to require dentists to spend some time in— to require dentists to spend some time in the nhs after tenettttng— some time in the nhs after benefiting from _ some time in the nhs after benefiting from training. that anewntet— benefiting from training. that anewntet te— benefiting from training. that amounted to a— benefiting from training. that amounted to a very significant cwtcttv— amounted to a very significant cwtcttv tnen — amounted to a very significant subsidy from the— amounted to a very significant subsidy from the taxpayer worth nwntnetc— subsidy from the taxpayer worth nwntnetc et— subsidy from the taxpayer worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. do hundreds of thousands of pounds. we vew— hundreds of thousands of pounds. we vew agnee— hundreds of thousands of pounds. we vew agnee e — hundreds of thousands of pounds, do you agree .7 uni? hundreds of thousands of pounds. do you agree ? “415?" titit pigtiiltii do you agree? yeah, i do agree. i think we've talked about this before. i remember that people cannot get a dentist. they're taking their own teeth in taking their own teeth out in this cannot this country because you cannot get dentist. so i think get an nhs dentist. so i think it's essential that there are more dentists. and if this more nhs dentists. and if this is only way that it can be is the only way that it can be done, way it can done, it's the only way it can be then yes, i think

be achieved, then yes, i think thatis be achieved, then yes, i think that is important. but but the problem is how are they going to fund it ? you problem is how are they going to fund it? you have to problem is how are they going to fund it ? you have to know. fund it? you have to know. i “ti 7 you have to know. i mean, are you impressed by a cten— mean, are you impressed by a ctenv tnat— mean, are you impressed by a story that sunak— mean, are you impressed by a story that sunak would like us to story that sunak would like us te te— story that sunak would like us te te tatttng— story that sunak would like us to be talking about today? it's teen— to be talking about today? it's teen ewcnet— to be talking about today? it's been pushed to— to be talking about today? it's been pushed to the side by other newc-wnat— been pushed to the side by other newc-wnat te— been pushed to the side by other news,-what do you- been pushed to the side by other news, what do you think news, but what do you think anewt— news, but what do you think atewt tntc— news, but what do you think about this, this— news, but what do you think about this, this new line from cwnat— about this, this new line from swnat tnat— about this, this new line from sunak that dentists are going to nave— sunak that dentists are going to nave te— sunak that dentists are going to nave te went— sunak that dentists are going to have to work for— sunak that dentists are going to have to work for the nhs and tnat— have to work for the nhs and tnat ne-c— have to work for the nhs and tnat ne-c getng— have to work for the nhs and that he's going to recruit, necnwtt— that he's going to recruit, recruit, recruit— that he's going to recruit, recruit, recruit ? �*tin�*tiii recruit, recruit? well, i just asked a simple question that we asked a simple question that we ask discuss the nhs. ask whenever we discuss the nhs. how it going be paid for? how is it going to be paid for? how is it going to be paid for? how are we going to be taxed ever are we going ever more? are we going to defund aspects of the defund other aspects of the pubuc defund other aspects of the public or we at public services, or are we at some point going to have a really serious really quite serious conversation that conversation and realise that this model work for this model does not work for modern britain? there too modern britain? there are too many population many people. the population is growing too quickly, largely through immigration. public services massive services are under massive strain already. the tax base is not growing because the country's economy is not growing. so where is this extra money from? money going to come from? i would love it if the nhs were well funded functioning well funded and functioning and if have some of the if it didn't have some of the worst health outcomes europe

worst health outcomes in europe . it isn't the case. it's not going to change unless we suddenly through an suddenly go through an extraordinary spurt economic extraordinary spurt of economic growth and there is more tax money so money available and so as laudable as is, i think laudable as the idea is, i think like all of mr sunak's pledges on it's utterly on the nhs, it's utterly unworkable and is just lecturing rhetoric . really. it has no rhetoric. really. it has no chance of success in the daily express. stephanie takyi honour ntana-c— express. stephanie takyi honour ntana-c nenenv— express. stephanie takyi honour ntana-c nenenv .— stephanie takyi honour diana's memory. bury the natcnet.— diana's memory. bury the natcnet. a— diana's memory. bury the hatchet. a message to william ant— hatchet. a message to william ant nanny— hatchet. a message to william ant nanv wne— hatchet. a message to william and harry who have spoken on the eve and harry who have spoken on the . tntc— and harry who have spoken on the . tntc wac— and harry who have spoken on the eve . this was today,— and harry who have spoken on the eve . this was today, the eve of eve. this was today, the eve of wnat— eve. this was today, the eve of wnat wewtt— eve. this was today, the eve of what would have— eve. this was today, the eve of what would have been 62nd ttnntav— what would have been 62nd birthday tomorrow . and of birthday tomorrow. and of course, she would be so devastated _ course, she would be so devastated to - course, she would be so devastated to know that they at— devastated to know that they were at war in— devastated to know that they were at war in this way. bury tne— were at war in this way. bury tne natcnet. — were at war in this way. bury the hatchet. will— were at war in this way. bury the hatchet. will they ever will tnat— the hatchet. will they ever will tnat happen? — the hatchet. will they ever will tnat happen? t— the hatchet. will they ever will that happen? tiit“ c that happen? i don't think i think too much damage has been donein think too much damage has been done in primarily from harry towards william. he's exposed their relationship for the whole pubuc their relationship for the whole public to know that actually, you know, these brothers are, you know, these brothers are, you know, these brothers are, you know, not as been as close as we thought. they were. and i think why should they have to bury the hatchet also, william has disrespected harry's wife in certain circumstances as well.

so i don't think there's no point of them putting this image. the other way round. do you— image. the other way round. do vew mean— image. the other way round. do vew nanny— image. the other way round. do you mean harry has— g the other way round. do you mean harry has disrespected wtutan-c— you mean harry has disrespected william's wife? _ you mean harry has disrespected william's wife? "cat william's wife? they've both disrespected each other's wives. they they both have. they both have. they both have. and i just don't think there's no need for this facade anymore that they're type brothers anymore . poor diana. i can anymore. poor diana. i can imagine her heart must be broken . but king charles hasn't done anything to bring these two brothers together. well hillary, you're a relationship expert . you're a relationship expert. this is do we call it fratricide 7 this is do we call it fratricide e tntc— this is do we call it fratricide e tntc tc— this is do we call it fratricide e tntc tc tne— this is do we call it fratricide ? this is the brother or brother catn— ? this is the brother or brother catn ant— ? this is the brother or brother cain and abel,— ? this is the brother or brother cain and abel, isn't it? yeah wett— cain and abel, isn't it? yeah weu wtu— cain and abel, isn't it? yeah well, will this— cain and abel, isn't it? yeah well, will this relationship ever , ever be— well, will this relationship ever , ever be repaired ? ever, ever be repaired? i'm not tnat— ever, ever be repaired? i'm not tnat tt— ever, ever be repaired? i'm not sure that it will not. certainly not while meghan's around. i think perhaps if harry and meghan split up, about which they've been quite lot of rumours lately, haven't there? then perhaps if he comes back here then. then i think william will perhaps forgive his brother . but at the moment i can't. i can't see that happening. no. because if they were, if they te — because if they were, if they te cettt— because if they were, if they were to split harry and meghan, tnen— were to split harry and meghan,

tnen cne— were to split harry and meghan, then she becomes— were to split harry and meghan, then she becomes the fall guy. sne-c. — then she becomes the fall guy. sne-c. sne-c— then she becomes the fall guy. she's. she's the _ then she becomes the fall guy. she's. she's the collateral tanage. — she's. she's the collateral tanage. tew— she's. she's the collateral damage. you look, wasn't. damage. you look, it wasn't. ttcten— damage. you look, it wasn't. ttcten-tt— damage. you look, it wasn't. listen,-it wasn't- damage. you look, it wasn't. listen, it wasn't me. it listen, bro, it wasn't me. it vac-tne— listen, bro, it wasn't me. it was.-the-harry. listen, bro, it wasn't me. it- was.-the-harry. she was. it was the mrs. harry. she tne— was. it was the mrs. harry. she carries the can.— was. it was the mrs. harry. she carries the can. you are a top eveent— carries the can. you are a top eveen en— carries the can. you are a top expert on human— carries the can. you are a top expert on human relationships. agony-— expert on human relationships. agenv. awnt— expert on human relationships. agenv. awnt new— expert on human relationships. agony. aunt how long do you give that agony. aunt how long do you give tnat nnannaeg— agony. aunt how long do you give that marriage, harry and meghan. oh, that marriage, harry and meghan. on. wne— that marriage, harry and meghan. on. wne e — that marriage, harry and meghan. on. wne e a— that marriage, harry and meghan. oh, who ? a couple— that marriage, harry and meghan. oh, who ? ' ti.tit. tititi attic]? oh, who? a couple more years, maybe. i can't. why would you say— maybe. i can't. why would you cav tnate— maybe. i can't. why would you cav tnate tean— maybe. i can't. why would you say that? yeah why— maybe. i can't. why would you say that? yeah why not- i“ c why would you say that? yeah why not forever? i say that? yeah why not forever? t ten-t— say that? yeah why not forever? t ten-t cee— say that? yeah why not forever? i don't see that— say that? yeah why not forever? i don't see that they— say that? yeah why not forever? i don't see that they have- say that? yeah why not forever? i don't see that they have that much in common in to really last the distance. i think harry is ttvtng— the distance. i think harry is ttvtng tn— the distance. i think harry is living in another— ti i i think harry is living in another country, which is living in another country, which tc ven— living in another country, which is very difficult— living in another country, which is very difficult as— living in another country, which is very difficult as somebody in a relationship— is very difficult as somebody in a relationship with someone from anetnen— a relationship with someone from anetnen cewntnw— a relationship with someone from another country, i— a relationship with someone from another country, i know that tnat— another country, i know that tnat cenec— another country, i know that that comes with— another country, i know that that comes with its trials and tribulations.— that comes with its trials and tribulations. he's— that comes with its trials and tribulations. he's not at home. nec— tribulations. he's not at home. ne-c-get— tribulations. he's not at home. ne-c-get anenev- tribulations. he's not at home. he's got anyone around him. he's not got anyone around him. ant— he's not got anyone around him. ant-knew.— he's not got anyone around him. and-know, they're- he's not got anyone around him. and know, they're not doing and you know, they're not doing wett— and you know, they're not doing wett ac— and you know, they're not doing wett ac a— and you know, they're not doing well as a couple.— and you know, they're not doing well as a couple. they've been ttctanctng— well as a couple. they've been distancing, some— well as a couple. they've been distancing, some distancing, can-t— distancing, some distancing, can-t ceeat.— distancing, some distancing, can't speak, distancing themselves— can't speak, distancing themselves from each other tatetw— themselves from each other lately, career— themselves from each other lately, career wise . they've lately, career wise. they've teen— lately, career wise. they've teen tetng— lately, career wise. they've teen tetng a— lately, career wise. they've been doing a lot on their own ant— been doing a lot on their own ant tnene-c— been doing a lot on their own and there's definitely i think tnev-ne— and there's definitely i think tnev-ne gnewtng— and there's definitely i think they're growing apart. okay. briefly-— they're growing apart. okay. nnettv. nve— they're growing apart. okay. briefly. i've got— they're growing apart. okay. briefly. i've got to get to the

break. how long do you give that marriage, harry and meghan, until she decides to run for us president and then she finds this inconvenient to be a duchess. do you know what? tetng— duchess. do you know what? bring back biden. all is forgiven. how- bring back biden. all is forgiven. how about- “g i i all is forgiven. how about you? how teng— forgiven. how about you? how teng te— forgiven. how about you? how teng te you— forgiven. how about you? how teng te yew-tte - forgiven. how about you? how long do you-it? i- forgiven. how about you? how long do you it? i long do you give it? i actually tttnt— long do you give it? i actually think meghan's in the think meghan's in it for the long run. i think they're actually to make it. i actually going to make it. i think they're not sure if that's even worse news,— think they're not sure if that's even worse news, to be honest. ttc— even worse news, to be honest. tt-c a— even worse news, to be honest. tt-c a teatn— even worse news, to be honest. it's a death sentence. a life sentence. coming- it's a death sentence. a life sentence. “g i. it's a death sentence. a life sentence. coming up, from sentence. coming up, more from the papers, the the papers, including the independent me also independent ant. let me also tell that we've running tell you that we've been running an exclusive tonight an exclusive mark dolan tonight people's we've been people's poll. we've been asking, can a biological male ever be a mother? we'll bring you the results of that .

next will william and harry ever bury the hatchet ? yes, they will bury the hatchet? yes, they will bury the hatchet? yes, they will bury the hatchet, says carroll. the media are the issue. harry was the spare and was never given

assistance. many italy he had to walk behind a coffin at the age of 11 in front of millions. they owe him big time. have we forgotten how princess margaret behaved? and andrew? worse than that. behaved? and andrew? worse than that . thank behaved? and andrew? worse than that. thank you very much, carol. and she also refers to the clown fergie as well . thanks the clown fergie as well. thanks for your emails tonight. it's always the best bit of the show when touch market gb when you get in touch market gb news i've got say, i've news .com. i've got to say, i've got a furious email from somebody earlier and it was regards. oh yes . let somebody earlier and it was regards. oh yes. let me just quickly this out and it's quickly read this out and it's from alex who says, mark, just stop fibbing. only a few of the thousands of emails sent to you will ever cross your lips. so please don't claim that if people send an email, it will be read out. despite your claim that viewers emails are the highlight your you highlight of your show, you spare a tiny amount of time for them. of your show, them. i like much of your show, but lies your but not your lies and your pretence . alex you've given me pretence. alex you've given me a proper handbagging there and you're to do so. alex you're entitled to do so. alex if i could . the whole show, the if i could. the whole show, the whole would be whole two hours would be your emails and thank you for sending yours and keep them coming.

yours in and keep them coming. i especially when we don't especially like it when we don't agree, of them agree, but i like all of them and look alex, i will try where possible to make as much time as i can for your feedback. i think as shows this as gb news shows go, this probably has most feedback probably has the most feedback of but i'll keep on trying of all, but i'll keep on trying . talk about this . now let's talk about this massive story. oh, first of all, the independent front page of the thank the independent, please. thank you, go you, folks. the indie. no go warning to britons as riots rage in france, holidaymakers urged to avoid areas of paris where shops are looted and cars burned as 40,000 police are deployed across the country to quell violent protests against a fatal shooting of a teenager. now, this has been a topic that broke the internet over the last 24 hours. itv news ran a report about the cost of living crisis, and they featured a biological male who identifies as female who called herself a mother. she said, i'm a mother struggling with the bills. so on twitter, we've been asking, can a biological man ever be a mother? the results are in. 94% of you

said no. 5% said yes. so a landslide there from our viewers and listeners that a biological man cannot be a mother. stephanie what did the 1% say? well, that's a good question. don't know . i well, that's a good question. don't know. i think well, that's a good question. don't know . i think they're don't know. i think they're gender neutral. it's such a hard gwectten. — gender neutral. it's such a hard gwectten. nwc— gender neutral. it's such a hard gwectten. nwt t— gender neutral. it's such a hard question. but i have to say that a biologic man cannot be a mother. i think that's a disrespect to mothers. all over the world. and the experiences that mothers go through in raising their children, it's not something that can be bought. it's not something that can be earned . it's something they go earned. it's something they go from raising, raising up their children. you know, the reason why i find this a very hard topic, because there's also topic, because then there's also women who can't have women out there who can't have children, become children, who then become mothers. and i wouldn't tell them they're not mothers. but when comes to a biological when it comes to a biological man trying to parade that they're part of this woman hood of motherhood, i can't be down with that, i'm afraid. really. what about you,— ti really. what about you, hilary? well tnen— what about you, hilary? well tnen a— what about you, hilary? well tnen a venv— what about you, hilary? well from a very personal point of vtew— from a very personal point of .— from a very personal point of vtew. t—

from a very personal point of vtew. t nat— from a very personal point of vtew. t nat a— from a very personal point of view , i had a stillbirth. iii; view, i had a stillbirth. my ttct— view, i had a stillbirth. my first child, _ view, i had a stillbirth. my first child, i— view, i had a stillbirth. my first child, i went- view, i had a stillbirth. my first child, i went through pregnancy. i gave birth to her. i held her in my arms. she wasn't alive. kyiv. and the one thing that comforted me was when people said to me , you're still people said to me, you're still a mother. you have given birth to this child. and that actually is the dictionary definition of being a mother, well as being a mother, as well as giving birth to a child. and so for me , seeing seeing you know, for me, seeing seeing you know, men being called or transgender women being called mothers that haven't been through to the experience of pregnancy and giving birth, it for me, it's insulting to my experience. it takes something away from my experience and the experience of other women who've gone through something like that, being being a mother is to do with being a mother is, is to do with being female . all about it's female. all it's about it's about the placenta. it's about about the placenta. it's about about the placenta. it's about about the milk. it's about giving birth. it's about carrying a baby in your womb. it's not about just mothering. that's a different that's a verb. that's not a a noun. and i

think , yes, you can, mother, but think, yes, you can, mother, but that doesn't make you a mother. and yes, you compare . you can be and yes, you compare. you can be a parent, but that's still not the same as being a mother. so yeah, i don't i don't approve of this. but of course, most people . nant.— this. but of course, most people . dana, tt— this. but of course, most people . dana, tt a— this. but of course, most people , david, if a male— but of course, most people , david, if a male identified as tenate— , david, if a male identified as tenate. nect— , david, if a male identified as female, most people would neceect— female, most people would neceect tne— female, most people would respect the pronouns you used to be respect the pronouns you used to te cattet— respect the pronouns you used to be called, used— respect the pronouns you used to be called, used to— respect the pronouns you used to be called, used to be called bob ant— be called, used to be called bob ant new— be called, used to be called bob ant venne— be called, used to be called bob and now you're called margaret . and now you're called margaret. ceet— and now you're called margaret. ceet twct— and now you're called margaret. ceet twct te— and now you're called margaret. good luck to you. _ and now you're called margaret. good luck to you. what's the ttttenence — good luck to you. what's the difference if— good luck to you. what's the difference if you're a mother or a tatnen— difference if you're a mother or a tatnen e — difference if you're a mother or a tatnen e t— difference if you're a mother or a father ? i think— difference if you're a mother or a father ? i think the- difference if you're a mother or a father ? ti ”ti iti i a father? i think the difference is for all the reasons that hilary and stephanie both outline , that it is a gross outline, that it is a gross mockery of motherhood. of all that it entails biologically, hormonally , chemically and hormonally, chemically and physically to say that someone dressing up as a as a woman can be a mother , it's simply not the be a mother, it's simply not the case. it'sjust be a mother, it's simply not the case. it's just ridiculous. and i understand the compassion argument. i really do. but it is an excess of compassion that has led to us this situation. it is an excess of courtesy, which has meant that we've begun to deny as a society biological truth.

there are men and there are women fathers fulfil a distinct role . and again, it is a lot to role. and again, it is a lot to do with biology. it's a lot to do with biology. it's a lot to do with biology. it's a lot to do with the hormonal connection with the child. women as mothers fulfil a distinct role. those two cannot be interchanged and those be cosplayed as it those cannot be cosplayed as it were, people who think that were, by people who think that they are or have decided that they are or have decided that they are or have decided that they are of a different sex. they're not. they can't be. and i think if i were a woman because this is a particularly emotive issue, i should be exceptionally displeased with tesco withdraw my customer tesco and withdraw my customer as a consequence. well, let's now as a consequence. well, let's new-te— as a consequence. well, let's new-te wewt— as a consequence. well, let's now-to your headline- iii well, let's now to your headline heroes now get to your headline heroes ant— now get to your headline heroes ant-eage— now get to your headline heroes ant-eage — now get to your headline heroes and page zeros. let's power and back page zeros. let's power tnnewgn— and back page zeros. let's power through-heroes. _ and back page zeros. let's power through heroes. hilary through these heroes. hilary wne-c— through these heroes. hilary who's smiling— through these heroes. hilary who's smiling on you today ? who's smiling on you today? wett— who's smiling on you today? wett .— who's smiling on you today? wett . tte— who's smiling on you today? well , the person— who's smiling on you today? well , the person that- who's smiling on you today? well , the person that i- who's smiling on you today? well , the person that i want to well, the person that i want to have as my hero is a man called nick hungerford , who nick hungerford, who unfortunately is dying of bone cancer. unfortunately is dying of bone cancer . he's unfortunately is dying of bone cancer. he's an entrepreneur and he's only got two months left to live. he's got a little girl who's just two years old and rather than just spending his

last couple of months with his family, he's actually set up a charity to help other bereaved children are going to face children who are going to face what daughter's going what his daughter's going through. you through. and i think he's you know, a real hero. i don't know, he's a real hero. i don't think that can— know, he's a real hero. i don't think that can be— i don't think that can be beaten. what a tatwtewc— think that can be beaten. what a fabulous nomination. briefly, if you fabulous nomination. briefly, if vew can— fabulous nomination. briefly, if vew taut.— fabulous nomination. briefly, if you can, david, your headline nene. — you can, david, your headline nene. wett— you can, david, your headline hero. well, mine— you can, david, your headline hero. well, mine is- you can, david, your headline hero. �*tin�*tiii \t tidtii hero. well, mine is nigel for farage up against the farage standing up against the power corporatism and power of woke corporatism and i hope starting a debate about what we consider to be necessary banking services in the 21st century. so done , nigel and century. so well done, nigel and cteenante— century. so well done, nigel and cteenante .— century. so well done, nigel and steenante . vewn— ii 3 so well done, nigel and stephanie , your headline hero, stephanie, your headline hero, waent— stephanie, your headline hero, naomi campbell— stephanie, your headline hero, naomi campbell, who at the age of naomi campbell, who at the age et en.— naomi campbell, who at the age et en. nac— naomi campbell, who at the age of 53, has welcomed a second cutt— of 53, has welcomed a second cnttt. ant— of 53, has welcomed a second child, and she— of 53, has welcomed a second child, and she says it's never tee— child, and she says it's never tee tate— child, and she says it's never tee tate ten— child, and she says it's never too late for motherhood too. ntgntt— too late for motherhood too. ttgntt ttcten— too late for motherhood too. right? listen i— too late for motherhood too. right? listen i loved- too late for motherhood too. right? listen i loved my- too late for motherhood too. right? listen i loved my pundits tonight. let me tell you that tnen— tonight. let me tell you that tnetn tact— tonight. let me tell you that their back page— “tit“ 3“ let me tell you that their back page zeroes were unanimous. the— their back page zeroes were unanimous. the french police , unanimous. the french police, wne— unanimous. the french police, wne wee— unanimous. the french police, who were doing— unanimous. the french police, who were doing such a bad job tnee— who were doing such a bad job over there in— who were doing such a bad job over there in paris.— who were doing such a bad job over there in paris. thank you to over there in paris. thank you te nv— over there in paris. thank you to my fantastic— over there in paris. thank you to my fantastic pundits. really ent-evet— to my fantastic pundits. really ent-evet vewn— to my fantastic pundits. really enjoyed your company tonight. tatwtewc— enjoyed your company tonight. fabulous look. _ enjoyed your company tonight. fabulous look. cg made so fabulous look. gorgeous. made so many— fabulous look. gorgeous. made so many geet— fabulous look. gorgeous. made so many geet eetntc— fabulous look. gorgeous. made so many good points and— fabulous look. cg made so many good points and carried the cnew— many good points and carried the cnew. wett— many good points and carried the show. well, speaking of which, tnant— show. well, speaking of which, tnant wew— show. well, speaking of which, tnant vew ten— show. well, speaking of which, thank you for your company ttctentng— thank you for your company ttctentng en— thank you for your company listening on the— thank you for your company listening on the radio, watching

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