me and my panel will be taking on of the topics on some of the big topics hitting right now. hitting the headlines right now. this show is all about opinion . this show is all about opinion. it's mine, it's theirs, and of course yours . we'll be course it's yours. we'll be debating, and debating, discussing and at times disagree. but no times we will disagree. but no one be cancelled . so one will be cancelled. so joining me today is- cc so joining me today is broadcaster and— joining me today is broadcaster and columnist— joining me today is broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy and also— and columnist lizzie cundy and also broadcaster— and columnist lizzie cundy and also broadcaster and journalist sam— also broadcaster and journalist sam bowler. — also broadcaster and journalist sam dowler. now— also broadcaster and journalist sam dowler. mm " also broadcaster and journalist sam dowler. mm " also broadcaster and journalist sam dowler. \m " sam dowler. now, in a few moments time, i'll be mucking the week with comedian josh howie . but before we get howie. but before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines . started, let's get your latest news headlines. nana . thank you news headlines. nana. thank you and good— news headlines. nana. thank you and good afternoon— news headlines. nana. thank you and good afternoon from - : nana. thank you and good afternoon from the gb news— and good afternoon from the gb news room.— and good afternoon from the gb news room. it's— and good afternoon from the gb news room. it's 3:00. a funeral has— news room. it's 3:00. a funeral has been— news room. it's 3:00. a funeral has been held— news room. it's 3:00. a funeral has been held for— news room. it's 3:00. a funeral has been held for the teenager who— has been held for the teenager who ws— has been held for the teenager who shot— has been held for the teenager who was shot dead by police on tuesday— who was shot dead by police on tuesday ,— who was shot dead by police on tuesday , sparking— who was shot dead by police on tuesday , sparking riots across tuesday, sparking riots across francs— tuesday, sparking riots across fa .— tuesday, sparking riots across fa . fas— tuesday, sparking riots across france . the interior ministry france. the interior ministry saws— france. the interior ministry says more than— france. the interior ministry says more than 1300 people were arrested— says more than 1300 people were arrested overnight— says more than 1300 people were arrested overnight as violence sawwwwsa— arrested overnight as violence sawwwwsa aa— arrested overnight as violence continued to spread across the country.— continued to spread across the country. buildings and vehicles washed— country. buildings and vehicles were torched and— country. buildings and vehicles were torched and stores looted by passesasas— were torched and stores looted by protesters demanding justice for

by protesters demanding justice farawa— by protesters demanding justice for the w— by protesters demanding justice faa the w year— by protesters demanding justice for the 17 year old _ by protesters demanding justice for the 17 year old known as wawsa— for the 17 year old known as wawsa w.— for the 17 year old known as nahel m. the— for the 17 year old known as nahel m. the french president, meawwsa— nahel m. the french president, emmanuel macron has postponed a state— emmanuel macron has postponed a state wsw— emmanuel macron has postponed a state was as — emmanuel macron has postponed a state visit to germany due to begin— state visit to germany due to begin tomorrow— state visit to germany due to begin tomorrow because of the awest— begin tomorrow because of the west .— begin tomorrow because of the unrest . french— begin tomorrow because of the unrest . french reporter antonin unrest. french reporter antonin antwe— unrest. french reporter antonin aware saws— unrest. french reporter antonin aware says the— unrest. french reporter antonin andre says the recent riots have wattag— andre says the recent riots have watttwg te— andre says the recent riots have watttwg ta ta— andre says the recent riots have nothing to do with— andre says the recent riots have nothing to do with wanting twsttee— nothing to do with wanting twsttee tet— nothing to do with wanting justice for french people. is ant— justice for french people. is more and more— justice for french people. is more and more upset- justice for french people. is more and more upset against this. these rioters and that's a point which is good for emmanuel macron because everybody now thinks it's enough. we have to stop them . and there is nothing stop them. and there is nothing to do with justice. so it's not a question of justice. it's just to put chaos to and and to robbery and to steal upon upon a false political cause . well. false political cause. well. british travellers - false political cause. well. british travellers are- . tit? i well. british travellers are also being— british travellers are also being warned _ british travellers are also being warned their movements eawtt— being warned their movements eewtt te— being warned their movements could be restricted due to the protests— could be restricted due to the protests .— could be restricted due to the protests . ewt— could be restricted due to the protests . but travel expert protests. but travel expert stmow — protests. but travel expert simon calder— protests. but travel expert simon calder believes it's still sate— simon calder believes it's still sate tor— simon calder believes it's still sate tor ow— simon calder believes it's still sate tor ,— simon calder believes it's still safe for now , it— simon calder believes it's still safe for now , it starts safe for now, it starts spreattag. - safe for now, it starts spreading. �*" c g " safe for now, it starts- spreading. if it gets in towards the tourist areas and bear in mind that france is the most popular country in the world for

incoming tourists. so therefore, tourism is essential for them. but similarly , if you're in the but similarly, if you're in the middle of a beautiful city, such as paris, if this trouble starts coming in from the suburbs, from the born.louis into the centre , the born.louis into the centre, that could signal problems . that could signal problems. seven just stop oil protesters trave— seven just stop oil protesters tawe teen— seven just stop oil protesters have been arrested for ttsrwpttag— have been arrested for disrupting london's pride. march aettwsts— disrupting london's pride. march activists blocked— disrupting london's pride. march activists blocked the road and sprayed— activists blocked the road and sprawet parat— activists blocked the road and sprayed paint on— activists blocked the road and sprayed paint on a coca—cola twat,— sprayed paint on a coca—cola trwet, forcing— sprayed paint on a coca—cola truck, forcing the— sprayed paint on a coca—cola truck, forcing the parade to stop — truck, forcing the parade to stop tor— truck, forcing the parade to stop tor re— truck, forcing the parade to stop for 16 minutes. they were arrested— stop for 16 minutes. they were arrestet tor— stop for 16 minutes. they were arrested for public nuisance ottewees— arrested for public nuisance ottewees .— arrested for public nuisance offences . the— arrested for public nuisance offences . the group says they offences. the group says they took— offences. the group says they toot astrop— offences. the group says they took action because pride works wttt— took action because pride works with industries— took action because pride works with industries complicit in worsewtwg— with industries complicit in worsening the— with industries complicit in worsening the climate crisis . worsening the climate crisis. tats— worsening the climate crisis. ttts jeremy— worsening the climate crisis. this jeremy clarkson's column atowt— this jeremy clarkson's column atowt twe— this jeremy clarkson's column about the duchess of sussex pwtttstet — about the duchess of sussex pwtttstet tw— about the duchess of sussex published in the sun, was found to te— published in the sun, was found to te sextst— published in the sun, was found to te sextst tw— published in the sun, was found to be sexist by the— published in the sun, was found to be sexist by the press reawtator— to be sexist by the press regwtator .— to be sexist by the press regulator . the- to be sexist by the press regulator . the former top gear regulator. the former top gear star— regulator. the former top gear star wrote— regulator. the former top gear star wrote that— regulator. the former top gear star wrote that he _ regulator. the former top gear star wrote that he dreamed of meghan— star wrote that he dreamed of meghan markle_ star wrote that he dreamed of meghan markle being paraded watert— meghan markle being paraded naked through— meghan markle being paraded naked through british towns and pwtttew— naked through british towns and publicly shamed— naked through british towns and publicly shamed more than 25,000 oomptatwts— publicly shamed more than 25,000 complaints were— publicly shamed more than 25,000 complaints were filed , the most complaints were filed, the most ever received— complaints were filed, the most ever received by— complaints were filed, the most ever received by the independent

tress— ever received by the independent press standards— ever received by the independent press standards organisation . press standards organisation. reso— press standards organisation. tho sart— press standards organisation. ipso said the— press standards organisation. ipso said the article was twmtttate— ipso said the article was humiliate ,_ ipso said the article was humiliate , beating and humiliate, beating and tearattpp— humiliate, beating and degrading, but it rejected swagesttows— degrading, but it rejected suggestions it was racist, rwawate— suggestions it was racist, inaccurate or— suggestions it was racist, inaccurate or that it harassed twe— inaccurate or that it harassed tte pwotess— inaccurate or that it harassed tte pwetess .— inaccurate or that it harassed the duchess . the— inaccurate or that it harassed the duchess . the senior the duchess. the senior teteetwe— the duchess. the senior detective who - the duchess. the senior detective who survived an attempted— detective who survived an attempted murder in northern retard,— attempted murder in northern tretawt, was— attempted murder in northern ireland, was given a standing owattop— ireland, was given a standing owattow at— ireland, was given a standing owattow at art— ireland, was given a standing ovation at an award ceremony tast— ovation at an award ceremony tast watt.— ovation at an award ceremony last night. the— ovation at an award ceremony last night. the kyiv inspector, john— last night. the kyiv inspector, john caldwell— last night. the kyiv inspector, john caldwell ._ last night. the kyiv inspector, john caldwell . dci john caldwell john caldwell. dci john caldwell , wro— john caldwell. dci john caldwell , who received— john caldwell. dci john caldwell , who received the— john caldwell. dci john caldwell , who received the special reeogptttow— , who received the special recognition prize, thanked his tamtw— recognition prize, thanked his tamtw tor— recognition prize, thanked his family for their— recognition prize, thanked his family for their support as he spoke— family for their support as he spoke pwtttew— family for their support as he spoke publicly for the first two — spoke publicly for the first two rte— spoke publicly for the first time. the detective was sertowsw— time. the detective was seriously injured when he was spot— seriously injured when he was spot tw— seriously injured when he was shot by dissident— seriously injured when he was shot by dissident republicans in 0magh— shot by dissident republicans in omagt tw— shot by dissident republicans in omagh in february. he said he sorry— omagh in february. he said he was sorry children— omagh in february. he said he was sorry children had to wttwess— was sorry children had to witness the— was sorry children had to witness the horrors of the attack. — witness the horrors of the attack. rte— witness the horrors of the attack. the prime minister presented— attack. the prime minister presented his— attack. the prime minister presented his award via video tat— presented his award via video link describing— presented his award via video link describing dci caldwell as atrwe— link describing dci caldwell as atrwe pero— link describing dci caldwell as a trwe tero . — link describing dci caldwell as a true hero . it's— link describing dci caldwell as a true hero . it's a— link describing dci caldwell as a true hero . c ”tie; a true hero. it's a real pleasure to present the spirit of northern ireland's special recognition award this evening to someone that i admire hugely a policeman, a father , a

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began with a sad story across the channel in france, which has teen— the channel in france, which has teen rooted— the channel in france, which has teen rootet tw— the channel in france, which has been rocked by a— the channel in france, which has been rocked by a wave of protests— been rocked by a wave of protests after— been rocked by a wave of protests after a - been rocked by a wave of protests after a police officer spot— protests after a police officer strot teat— protests after a police officer strot teat a— protests after a police officer shot dead a teenager called nana twrtwg— shot dead a teenager called nana twrtwg a— shot dead a teenager called nana during a traffic— shot dead a teenager called nana during a traffic stop in a paris swtwrt— during a traffic stop in a paris swtwrt ot— during a traffic stop in a paris suburb of nanterre earlier this weet— suburb of nanterre earlier this week .— suburb of nanterre earlier this week . wow,— suburb of nanterre earlier this week . now, the— suburb of nanterre earlier this week . now, the teenager was of week. now, the teenager was of atgertaw— week. now, the teenager was of algerian heritage _ week. now, the teenager was of algerian heritage ._ week. now, the teenager was of algerian heritage . the incident, algerian heritage. the incident, watert— algerian heritage. the incident, wttot was— algerian heritage. the incident, which was filmed— algerian heritage. the incident, which was filmed by a passer by, stowed— which was filmed by a passer by, stowet twe— which was filmed by a passer by, showed the two— which was filmed by a passer by, showed the two officers standing on showed the two officers standing ow twe— showed the two officers standing on the driver's— showed the two officers standing on the driver's side— showed the two officers standing on the driver's side of the car awt— on the driver's side of the car apt owe— on the driver's side of the car apt ot— on the driver's side of the car and one of them— on the driver's side of the car and one of them just opened fire tesptte— and one of them just opened fire tesptte pot— and one of them just opened fire despite not appearing to face any— despite not appearing to face any immediate— despite not appearing to face any immediate threat at all. now!— any immediate threat at all. now rtots— any immediate threat at all. now, riots have— any immediate threat at all. now, riots have been ongoing in frae— now, riots have been ongoing in france as a result,— now, riots have been ongoing in france as a result, and scenes tave— france as a result, and scenes have emerged— france as a result, and scenes have emerged of— france as a result, and scenes have emerged of people setting fire have emerged of people setting ttre to— have emerged of people setting fire to vehicles— have emerged of people setting fire to vehicles and climbing opto— fire to vehicles and climbing onto buildings— fire to vehicles and climbing onto buildings with smashed wtwtows— onto buildings with smashed windows-riot- onto buildings with smashed windows riot police windows whilst riot police ottteers— windows whilst riot police officers fiercely clashed with demonstrators. _ officers fiercely clashed with demonstrators. french president meawwet— demonstrators. french president emmanuel macron held an emergency— emmanuel macron held an emergency meeting with ministers to tw— emergency meeting with ministers to try to— emergency meeting with ministers to try to wette— emergency meeting with ministers to try to unite his— emergency meeting with ministers to try to unite his country and in to try to unite his country and tn the— to try to unite his country and tn the tast— to try to unite his country and in the last hour— to try to unite his country and in the last hour or— to try to unite his country and in the last hour or so, he's saweettet— in the last hour or so, he's cancelled his— in the last hour or so, he's cancelled his state visit to germany,— cancelled his state visit to germany, which was due to start tomorrow rte— germany, which was due to start tomorrow. the officer involved is tomorrow. the officer involved ts ewrrewtw— tomorrow. the officer involved is currently formal is currently facing a formal investigation— is currently facing a formal investigation for voluntary tomtette— investigation for voluntary homicide - has- investigation for voluntary homicide has been placed in homicide and has been placed in aprettrrtpaw— homicide and has been placed in a preliminary detention. nana twwerat— a preliminary detention. nana twwerat ts— a preliminary detention. nana funeral is happening as we speak . o..— funeral is happening as we speak . or a— funeral is happening as we speak . on a more cheery— funeral is happening as we speak . on a more cheery note, gb news protea— . on a more cheery note, gb news ptetet wp—

. on a more cheery note, gb news ptetet wp two— . on a more cheery note, gb news picked up two tric— . on a more cheery note, gb news picked up two tric awards, which were our breakfast— picked up two tric awards, which were our breakfast show, which pest— were our breakfast show, which won best multichannel programme , teattwg— won best multichannel programme , teattwg twe— won best multichannel programme , beating the likes— won best multichannel programme , beating the likes of good morning-— , beating the likes of good trorwtwg. t— , beating the likes of good morning. i mean good morning prttatw— morning. i mean good morning prttatw awt— morning. i mean good morning britain and our— morning. i mean good morning britain and our very own nigel tarate.— britain and our very own nigel farage. teatw— britain and our very own nigel farage. really the best news presenter— farage. really the best news presenter beating piers morgan and presenter beating piers morgan awt swsappa— presenter beating piers morgan and susanna reid and two of our wow— and susanna reid and two of our wow the— and susanna reid and two of our own. now the best— and susanna reid and two of our own. now the best bit was it was voted— own. now the best bit was it was voted tor— own. now the best bit was it was voted tor tw— own. now the best bit was it was wotet tor try your— own. now the best bit was it was voted for by you, the public and woe— voted for by you, the public and water at— voted for by you, the public and wtget at tree— voted for by you, the public and nigel at the event— voted for by you, the public and nigel at the event was actually booed,— nigel at the event was actually tooet, watert— nigel at the event was actually booed, which was— nigel at the event was actually booed, which was pretty bad manners. but— booed, which was pretty bad manners. but the real story came tater— manners. but the real story came tater trots— manners. but the real story came later this week— manners. but the real story came later this week when nigel reweatet— later this week when nigel revealed that— later this week when nigel revealed that his bank had teettet— revealed that his bank had teettet to— revealed that his bank had decided to close his accounts, giving— decided to close his accounts, giving wo— decided to close his accounts, giving to treaso— decided to close his accounts, giving no reason whatsoever. and tareettwe— giving no reason whatsoever. and targeting members— giving no reason whatsoever. and targeting members of his family . swrew— targeting members of his family . swretw tt-s— targeting members of his family . swretw tt-s a— targeting members of his family . surely it's a human right, espeetatw— . surely it's a human right, espeetattw ft— . surely it's a human right, especially if they want to get rid especially if they want to get at ot— especially if they want to get at ot east. — especially if they want to get rid of cash. even— especially if they want to get rid of cash. even andrew neil wast— rid of cash. even andrew neil wasn't impressed— rid of cash. even andrew neil wasn't impressed and he tweeted as rawat— wasn't impressed and he tweeted as rawat as ft— wasn't impressed and he tweeted as much as it seems a potttteatw— as much as it seems a politically motivated move teawse— politically motivated move tease ot— politically motivated move because of nigel's stance on text,— because of nigel's stance on brexit, which— because of nigel's stance on brexit, which shock horror. andrew— brexit, which shock horror. andrew bailey— brexit, which shock horror. andrew bailey ,- brexit, which shock horror. andrew bailey , aunt ramona and andrew bailey, aunt ramona and ex tarat— andrew bailey, aunt ramona and ex tart ot— andrew bailey, aunt ramona and ex bank of england governor at the tee— ex bank of england governor at the time revealed— ex bank of england governor at the time revealed that he didn't tettewe— the time revealed that he didn't tettewe tat— the time revealed that he didn't believe had contributed to the tatowr— believe had contributed to the labour shortage.— believe had contributed to the labour shortage. he said it was twe— labour shortage. he said it was twe to— labour shortage. he said it was twe to the— labour shortage. he said it was due to the pandemic. crikey i atmost— due to the pandemic. crikey i atmost ate— due to the pandemic. crikey i almost ate my— due to the pandemic. crikey i almost ate my wig . rishi sunak almost ate my wig. rishi sunak it's almost ate my wig. rishi sunak tt-s teet— almost ate my wig. rishi sunak tt-s teen twsw— almost ate my wig. rishi sunak it's been busy as— almost ate my wig. rishi sunak it's been busy as well this week

trying— it's been busy as well this week twtpg to— it's been busy as well this week trying to achieve— it's been busy as well this week trying to achieve his five ptetges— trying to achieve his five pledges. number four to bring the-wattag— pledges. number four to bring the-waiting list- pledges. number four to bring the waiting list down the nhs waiting list down so peopte— the nhs waiting list down so peopte-awtetw- the nhs waiting list down so people quickly and five people get care quickly and five to pass— people get care quickly and five to pass ew— people get care quickly and five to pass new laws— people get care quickly and five to pass new laws to stop the toats— to pass new laws to stop the toats. wattag— to pass new laws to stop the boats. making sure that if you to— boats. making sure that if you to ttts— boats. making sure that if you come to this country illegally, boats. making sure that if you com are» this country illegally, boats. making sure that if you com are detained 1try illegally, boats. making sure that if you comare detained andillegally, boats. making sure that if you com are detained and swiftlyy, you are detained and swiftly removed. unfortunately for him this removed. unfortunately for him ttts weet— removed. unfortunately for him this week, the _ removed. unfortunately for him this week, the court ruled separat— this week, the court ruled sending people who crossed the chapter— sending people who crossed the channel illegally— sending people who crossed the channel illegally to rwanda for proeesstrrg— channel illegally to rwanda for processing before— channel illegally to rwanda for processing before they can claim aswtwm—.— processing before they can claim aswtwm—. tesptte- processing before they can claim asylum . despite the asylum is unlawful. despite the fact asylum is unlawful. despite the taet ttat— asylum is unlawful. despite the taet that the — asylum is unlawful. despite the fact that the un _ asylum is unlawful. despite the fact that the un have been doing it fact that the un have been doing tt tor— fact that the un have been doing tt tor some— fact that the un have been doing it for some time— fact that the un have been doing it for some time as— fact that the un have been doing it for some time as well the it for some time as well as the eu it for some time as well as the fu -ttere— it for some time as well as the eu there overwhelming eu, and there is overwhelming swpport— eu, and there is overwhelming swpportltt— eu, and there is overwhelming swpportltt tra— eu, and there is overwhelming support-it in this- eu, and there is overwhelming support it in this country. support for it in this country. apt— support for it in this country. apt tte— support for it in this country. and the reports— support for it in this country. and the reports are to be tettewet— and the reports are to be believed. other countries like termarw— believed. other countries like germany-follow- believed. other countries like germany follow suit . germany want to follow suit. treat— germany want to follow suit. great message— germany want to follow suit. great message to— germany want to follow suit. great message to the people smwgaters— great message to the people smwaaters .— great message to the people smugglers . come on in. here's smugglers. come on in. here's the— smugglers. come on in. here's the poet— smugglers. come on in. here's the hotel with— smugglers. come on in. here's the hotel with high food and east— the hotel with high food and east .— the hotel with high food and east . wts— the hotel with high food and cash . his nhs— the hotel with high food and cash. his nhs plans also met wttt— cash. his nhs plans also met wttt postttwe— cash. his nhs plans also met with positive responses, which is with positive responses, which ts a— with positive responses, which ts a 900d_ with positive responses, which ts a good tttpg— with positive responses, which ts a good tttpa .— with positive responses, which is a good thing . the labour is a good thing. the labour party— is a good thing. the labour fatty-that- is a good thing. the labour fatty-that tt- is a good thing. the labour- party-that it-been party claiming that it had been stoterr— party claiming that it had been totes-them.— party claiming that it had beeni stolen -them.-course stolen from them. and of course , ttpattw— stolen from them. and of course that, twat— stolen from them. and of course , finally, dylan mulvaney breaks his , finally, dylan mulvaney breaks tts sttepee— , finally, dylan mulvaney breaks his silence on— , finally, dylan mulvaney breaks his silence on the— , finally, dylan mulvaney breaks his silence on the bud light ttaseo— his silence on the bud light ttaseo .— his silence on the bud light fiasco . remember that the one fiasco. remember that the one wttot— fiasco. remember that the one wttot saw— fiasco. remember that the one which saw anheuser—busch , its which saw anheuser—busch, its parent— which saw 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tasteatw— leading beer. dylan has basically criticised bud light for basically criticised bud light tor rot— basically criticised bud light for not defending him over the taettast— for not defending him over the backlash after— for not defending him over the backlash after the disastrous promottorr— backlash after the disastrous promotion that— backlash after the disastrous promotion that saw dylan trwwarrew— promotion that saw dylan mulvaney receive a can with his tate— mulvaney receive a can with his taoe op— mulvaney receive a can with his taoe or ft.— mulvaney receive a can with his face on it. dylan— mulvaney receive a can with his face on it. dylan has claimed that— face on it. dylan has claimed that te-s— face on it. dylan has claimed that te-s pwt— face on it. dylan has claimed that he's put this— face on it. dylan has claimed that he's put this limited ettttor— that he's put this limited edition can— that he's put this limited edition can in— that he's put this limited edition can in a special place for edition can in a special place tor sate— edition can in a special place for safe keeping,— edition can in a special place for safe keeping, but unfortunately remember unfortunately he can't remember where— unfortunately he can't remember wtere ttat— unfortunately he can't remember wtere ttat ts. — unfortunately he can't remember where that is. it's— unfortunately he can't remember where that is. it's just, well, rearw— where that is. it's just, well, really because— where that is. it's just, well, really because it's been a mucky old really because it's been a mucky ott weet— really because it's been a mucky ott weet .— really because it's been a mucky ott weet . so— really because it's been a mucky old week . so this— really because it's been a mucky old week . so this is what's old week. so this is what's cottag— old week. so this is what's eomtpg wp— old week. so this is what's eomtpg wp tra— old week. so this is what's coming up in this our comedian josh— coming up in this our comedian rost wowte— coming up in this our comedian josh howie will— coming up in this our comedian josh howie will be— coming up in this our comedian josh howie will be making light of josh howie will be making light ot ttts— josh howie will be making light of this week's— josh howie will be making light of this week's top— josh howie will be making light of this week's top stories in trott— of this week's top stories in mott the— of this week's top stories in mock the week— of this week's top stories in mock the week on the way as wet. — mock the week on the way as wet. tts— mock the week on the way as well. it's climate— mock the week on the way as well. it's climate control a stattsttes— well. it's climate control a statistics watchdog has hit out at toptop. — statistics watchdog has hit out at london. mayor— statistics watchdog has hit out at london. mayor sadiq khan over otatms— at london. mayor sadiq khan over otatms ttat— at london. mayor sadiq khan over claims that 90%_ at london. mayor sadiq khan over claims that 90% of— at london. mayor sadiq khan over claims that 90% of cars in outer toptop— claims that 90% of cars in outer london complied— claims that 90% of cars in outer london complied with ulez starrtarts— london complied with ulez standards. that— london complied with ulez standards. that says research swggests— standards. that says research swggests ttat— standards. that says research suggests that there is no clear proot— suggests that there is no clear proot ttat— suggests that there is no clear proof that these _ suggests that there is no clear proof that these zones help sptast— proof that these zones help sptast a— proof that these zones help splash a slash— proof that these zones help splash a slash the rate of lung eorttttors— splash a slash the rate of lung eopttttops .— splash a slash the rate of lung conditions . then— splash a slash the rate of lung conditions . then at 335, can conditions. then at 335, can a pet— conditions. then at 335, can a ttet cote— conditions. then at 335, can a diet coke cause— conditions. then at 335, can a diet coke cause cancer or any otter— diet coke cause cancer or any otter trtpts— diet coke cause cancer or any other drinks that— diet coke cause cancer or any other drinks that use these parttewtar— other drinks that use these particular sub— other drinks that use these particular sub elements? assortme— particular sub elements? according to— particular sub elements? according to leaked information p...— according to leaked information the worm— according to leaked information , the world health organisation

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ttat— the messiest of all these riots that-gotta— the messiest of all these riots ttat-eotpa-tt-s- that are going on. it's frightening,- that are going on. it's frightening, isn't it? it is frightening. _ frightening, isn't it? it is frightening. i- frightening, isn't it? it is frightening. " frightening. i mean, look, the tragedy started it is like tragedy that started it is like i say, it's a tragedy . 17 year i say, it's a tragedy. 17 year old i say, it's a tragedy. 17 year ott toottpa— i say, it's a tragedy. 17 year old looking like _ l g: 17 year old looking like murdered . and old looking like murdered. and but old looking like murdered. and twt wtat-s— old looking like murdered. and but what's happened since then, arowatw— but what's happened since then, arowattw tas— but what's happened since then, arguably has gone— but what's happened since then, arguably has gone way beyond that.— arguably has gone way beyond that apt— arguably has gone way beyond that. and obviously, the rtottrro— that. and obviously, the rioting. but— that. and obviously, the rioting. but we're also seeing a lot rioting. but we're also seeing a tot ot— rioting. but we're also seeing a tot ot toottpg— rioting. but we're also seeing a tot ot toottpg .— rioting. but we're also seeing a lot of looting . saw some video lot of looting. saw some video tootage— lot of looting. saw some video tootaoelpeopte— lot of looting. saw some video footage people shooting footage of people shooting awtomatte— footage of people shooting automatic weapons in the air, wtatewer. — automatic weapons in the air, wtatewer. tt— automatic weapons in the air, whatever. it just— automatic weapons in the air, whatever. it just it's that's the— whatever. it just it's that's the eatawst— whatever. it just it's that's the catalyst or— whatever. it just it's that's the catalyst or the excuse for eweorrew— the catalyst or the excuse for eweopew to— the catalyst or the excuse for everyone to just— the catalyst or the excuse for everyone to just go a bit torrters— everyone to just go a bit torters. — everyone to just go a bit bonkers . yeah,- everyone to just go a bit bonkers. / everyone to just go a bit bonkers . “43?" : everyone to just go a bit- bonkers . yeah, this does seem bonkers. yeah, this does seem and a lot of people saying and a lot of people are saying that racially that it could be racially motivated because obviously that it could be racially motivatai because obviously that it could be racially motivata bigcause obviously that it could be racially motivata big community,lsly that it could be racially motivata big community, an there's a big community, an immigrant community there as well. was of algerian well. and he was of algerian heritage . people are bringing heritage. people are bringing that into the mix. i mean, i don't it's don't know whether it's relevant. of relevant. and actually, a lot of people saying be people in france are saying be careful as careful to actually use that as part narrative. it part of the narrative. but it does seem that maybe there's some there, too, as some of that in there, too, as to was even shot the to why he was even shot in the first i mean, first place. yeah, i mean, ttere-s— first place. yeah, i mean, there's obviously- �*" i yeah, i mean, there's obviously in the outer swtwrts— there's obviously in the outer suburbs-paris,— there's obviously in the outer suburbs paris, it's not like suburbs of paris, it's not like the— suburbs of paris, it's not like the swtwrts— suburbs of paris, it's not like the suburbs in— suburbs of paris, it's not like the suburbs in london or whatever,— the suburbs in london or whatever,-is- the suburbs in london or whatever, is rather the suburbs in london or- whatever, -is rather twee. whatever, which is rather twee. vow— whatever, which is rather twee. wow wow,—

whatever, which is rather twee. vow taow tts— whatever, which is rather twee. you know, it's a— whatever, which is rather twee. you know, it's a lot of estates apt— you know, it's a lot of estates apt whatnot.— you know, it's a lot of estates and whatnot. so— you know, it's a lot of estates and whatnot. so yeah, and there is and whatnot. so yeah, and there ts a— and whatnot. so yeah, and there ts a tot— and whatnot. so yeah, and there ts a tot ot— and whatnot. so yeah, and there is a lot of tension— and whatnot. so yeah, and there is a lot of tension between the pottee— is a lot of tension between the pottee apt— is a lot of tension between the police and youth— is a lot of tension between the police and youth there, and that is police and youth there, and that ts sort— police and youth there, and that ts sort ot— police and youth there, and that is sort of well—documented and covered— is sort of well—documented and covered tra— is sort of well—documented and covered in films— is sort of well—documented and covered in films like le pen and whatnot.— covered in films like le pen and whatnot twt— covered in films like le pen and whatnot. but like— covered in films like le pen and whatnot. but like i— covered in films like le pen and whatnot. but like i said , it's whatnot. but like i said, it's it, whatnot. but like i said, it's p, t— whatnot. but like i said, it's p, t atso— whatnot. but like i said, it's it, it also seems— whatnot. but like i said, it's it, it also seems like french peopte— it, it also seems like french peopte twst— it, it also seems like french people just love— it, it also seems like french people just love a riot. they towe— people just love a riot. they towe tt. — people just love a riot. they love it. they're— people just love a riot. they love it. "t; ”c: t: g: love it. they're quite good at it as well. we've had a few of our own. we've had we know we've had our own. we've had we know we've tat some— our own. we've had we know we've tat 900d_ our own. we've had we know we've had some good old— our own. we've had we know we've had some good old riots— . we've had we know we've had some good old riots back in the taw— had some good old riots back in the taw twt— had some good old riots back in the day, but it's— had some good old riots back in the day, but it's been a while. seemtpow— the day, but it's been a while.| seemtpow—twt seemingly but thank god. but teat,— seemingly but thank god. but teat—wette- yeah, it seems like they're rtottpg—ori rioting or protesting or doing what— rioting or protesting or doingi what?_culture, what? it's part of the culture, arowatw— what? it's part of the culture, arowatw-twt- what? it's part of the culture, arguably but what we've arguably more. but what we've seen as-escalated- arguably more. but what we've seen as escalated is, like seen as it's escalated is, like i seen as it's escalated is, like t—trom- seen as it's escalated is, like t—trom ttts- seen as it's escalated is, like. i_from this tragedy i say, moving from this tragedy apt— i say, moving from this tragedy apt ow— i say, moving from this tragedy apt twst— i say, moving from this tragedy and now just moving into just tawtessess— and now just moving into just lawlessness. _ and now just moving into just lawlessness . “43?" " l lawlessness. yeah, i mean, it's almost surreal. i mean, if you were there and you were watching it, be what it, you'd be like, what is actually happening on the streets here? because get so streets here? because we get so comfortable environment comfortable in our environment as everything as it is because everything feels safe to be in there. it feels so safe to be in there. it must be quite frightening for the people of france. but they've few, haven't they? they've had a few, haven't they? yeah, i'm yeah, they've had a few and i'm sure—frightening- sure it is really frightening for-we're goingi sure it is really frightening. for-we're going to sure it is really frightening- for-we're going to see for them and we're going to see if for them and we're going to see tt-oap— for them and we're going to see tt-eap pwt— for them and we're going to see tt-eap pwt a— for them and we're going to see if-can put a lid— for them and we're going to see if-can put a lid on- for them and we're going to see if can put a lid on it or if they can put a lid on it or not.—

if they can put a lid on it or pot—the- if they can put a lid on it or not._the funerals| not. obviously, the funerals tappeptpo— not. obviously, the funerals. tappeptpg—wew happening right now, it is very sat. —wow- happening right now, it is very sat—wow seei happening right now, it is veryi sat—wow t sad. 17 years old and you see, i tettewe— sad. 17 years old and you see, i believe-person— sad. 17 years old and you see, i believe-person who- sad. 17 years old and you see, i believe person who was also believe the person who was also in believe the person who was also fre—wow- believe the person who was also fre—wow see- in the car with him, you see a photo— in the car with him, you see a photo-pow— in the car with him, you see a photo-now and- in the car with him, you see a photo now and he's just photo of him now and he's just twe— photo of him now and he's just like shocked.— photo of him now and he's just like shocked. yeah, he's just a teenager.— like shocked. yeah, he's just a teenager. ow— like shocked. yeah, he's just a teenager. oh, an— like shocked. yeah, he's just a teenager. oh, an and but but at the same— teenager. oh, an and but but at the same time,— teenager. oh, an and but but at the same time, people's patience to see— the same time, people's patience to wow— the same time, people's patience to you know,— the same time, people's patience to see, you know, we're also seetpg— to see, you know, we're also seeing holocaust— to see, you know, we're also seeing holocaust memorials being aratttttet— seeing holocaust memorials being oratttttet apt— seeing holocaust memorials being graffitied and whatnot. you've got peopte— graffitied and whatnot. you've got people going around saying, top-t— got people going around saying, tor-t ttere— got people going around saying, don't there shouldn't be any towrpattsts— don't there shouldn't be any journalists around because there take— journalists around because there ttate saving— journalists around because there blake saying that— journalists around because there blake saying that jews were on the meta— blake saying that jews were on the media and— blake saying that jews were on the media and whatnot. there's a lot.anti—semitism_ the media and whatnot. there's a lot anti—semitism within lot of anti—semitism within those— lot of anti—semitism withini those—- lot of anti—semitism within- ttose—. apt those communities as well. and tte— those communities as well. and now the pressure— those communities as well. and now the pressure is on macron. is now the pressure is on macron. ts te— now the pressure is on macron. ts te going— now the pressure is on macron. ts te going to— now the pressure is on macron. is he going to step— now the pressure is on macron. is he going to step i mean, he was obviously— is he going to step i mean, he was obviously famously a sort of fttorr— was obviously famously a sort of atop-oorrow.— was obviously famously a sort of elton-concert. yeah- was obviously famously a sort of elton concert. yeah which elton john concert. yeah which i tttpt— elton john concert. yeah which i tttpt ts— elton john concert. yeah which i tttpt ts tarr— elton john concert. yeah which i think is fair enough because it's think is fair enough because tt-s op— think is fair enough because tt-s op rota-s— think is fair enough because it's on john's last tour. so you trow— it's on john's last tour. so you know te— it's on john's last tour. so you know he tas— it's on john's last tour. so you know, he has a— it's on john's last tour. so you know, he has a choice. you know, peopte— know, he has a choice. you know, peopte rtottpo. — know, he has a choice. you know, people rioting. he— know, he has a choice. you know, people rioting. rz; " people rioting. he wants his second term, doesn't he? well, he's cancelled his trip to germany is good sign, germany, which is a good sign, but big deal. he but that's not a big deal. he was probably looking- he was probably looking forward to that.— was probably looking forward to that that— was probably looking forward to that. that was— was probably looking forward to that. that was excuse. was that. that was an excuse. he was wte— that. that was an excuse. he was ttts—wes- that. that was an excuse. he was ttte—we-s tttel like, oh, he's happy. he's like, oh,— like, oh, he's happy. he's like, oh, brilliant.— like, oh, he's happy. he's like, oh, brilliant-out- like, oh, he's happy. he's like, oh, brilliant. out that oh, brilliant. i get out of that one. -yes,.needs| oh, brilliant. i get out of that. one. -yes,.needs to one. yeah but yes, he needs to get— one. yeah but yes, he needs to get-ft.— one. yeah but yes, he needs to get-tt- apt-

one. yeah but yes, he needs to get-tt- apt tw- one. yeah but yes, he needs to get it. and i'm sure get on top of it. and i'm sure that— get on top of it. and i'm sure that there— get on top of it. and i'm sure that there is. _ get on top of it. and i'm sure that there is. and— get on top of it. and i'm sure that there is. and over 1000 peopte—ptattl that there is. and over 1000 peopte—watt .| that there is. and over 1000- people_night . and people arrested last night. and tet-s— people arrested last night. and let's-escalates- people arrested last night. and let's escalates even people arrested last night. and let's or escalates even people arrested last night. and let's or if escalates even people arrested last night. and let's or if this scalates even people arrested last night. and let's or if this isalates even people arrested last night. and let's or if this is thezs even people arrested last night. and let's or if this is the if even people arrested last night. and let's or if this is the if that more or if this is the if that tte. — more or if this is the if that was the. well,— more or if this is the if that was the. �*ftt�*tzgl git more or if this is the if that was the. git more or if this is the if that- was the. well, he's got he's won his hasn't he? i his second term, hasn't he? i actually meant to say. but yeah. so let's move on then to the next story. now this is interesting because gb news is boom, we won this award. we won two awards. you go to the two awards. did you go to the tncks two awards. did you go to the tricks ? no. thank you for tricks? no. thank you for rubbing— tricks? no. thank you for rubbing pw— tricks? no. thank you for rubbing my face- j i“ no. thank you for rubbing my face did tricks? no. thank you for- rubbing my face-did you tricks? no. thank you for- rubllng my face-did you tricks? no. thank you for- rubli did,|y face-did you tricks? no. thank you for- rubli did, yesice-did you tricks? no. thank you for- rubli did, yes .e-did you j i“ no. thank you for rubli did, yes. okay. did you j i“ no. thank you for rubli did, yes. okay. sod you j i“ no. thank you for rubli did, yes. okay. so youu j i“ no. thank you for rubli did, yes. okay. so you was go? i did, yes. okay. so you was in go? i did, yes. okay. so you was tn the— go? i did, yes. okay. so you was tn the program.— go? i did, yes. okay. so you was in the program. you— go? i did, yes. okay. so you was in the program. you would have known— in the program. you would have taowpwasp-t— in the program. you would havei known -wasn't-no, in the program. you would have. known -wasn't-no, i known that i wasn't there? no, i tor-t— don't know. there's three tables. really? so three tables. oh, really? so three tables. oh, really? so three tables._tables.i tables. oh, really? so three. tables._tables. see, tables. wow. three tables. see, i tables. wow. three tables. see, t—mwsett.- i sort of told myself. oh, ttere-s— i sort of told myself. oh, there's-like,- i sort of told myself. oh, there's like, one table. there's only, like, one table. were— there's only, like, one table. there-limited- there's only, like, one table. - there-limited-but there was limited numbers, but pow—there- there was limited numbers, but. now—there were now you're telling me there were so—ttere— now you're telling me there were so—ttere trom - now you're telling me there were so _there from gb l so many people there from gb wews— so many people there from gb news,-even tell- so many people there from gb news, even tell who news, you could even tell who was—tti was there. yeah. so i made it. rm— was there. yeah. so i made it. twt-even— was there. yeah. so i made it. t-m-ewep ors— was there. yeah. so i made it. i'm-even on some- was there. yeah. so i made it. i'm even on some list i'm not even on some list arwwtere— i'm not even on some list anywhere. okay, well , i'm not even on some list- anywhere. _okay, well , you anywhere. wow. okay, well, you trow— anywhere. wow. okay, well, you know wtat— anywhere. wow. okay, well, you know, what was— anywhere. wow. okay, well, you know, what was interesting is that— know, what was interesting is ttat—wtget- know, what was interesting isi that_ nigel went know, what was interesting is. that_ nigel went to that when. when nigel went to pick because pick up his award because obviously issues, obviously nigel had some issues, which we will go into, he was booed by. i saw the footage, which i just thought , you know, which i just thought, you know, come you know, he's won the come on, you know, he's won the award. voted for award. the people voted for this. because this is the this. not because this is the first time they had people first time they had 100% people voting. yeah , no. and voting. yeah, yeah, no. and we'll see if that voting. yeah, yeah, no. andi we'll see if that-last we'll see if that was the last twe— we'll see if that was the last

ttme-ttat- we'll see if that was the last time _that they're i time i imagine that they're going— time i imagine that they're ootpo-ttat. - time i imagine that they're going-that. -no,i going to do that. but no, of course-rude— going to do that. but no, ofi course-rude-bad course it's rude and it's bad tosers— course it's rude and it's bad tosersltpt— course it's rude and it's bad losersiand-or- course it's rude and it's bad| losersiand-or not, course it's rude and it's bad- losersiand-or not, you losers. and whether or not, you know,— losers. and whether or not, you know tort-t— losers. and whether or not, you know, don't hate— losers. and whether or not, you know, don't hate the player, tate— know, don't hate the player, tate tte— know, don't hate the player, hate the game.— know, don't hate the player, hate the game. i— know, don't hate the player, hate the game. i mean, if you're not appeattpo— hate the game. i mean, if you're not appeattpo to— hate the game. i mean, if you're not appealing to your viewers apt— not appealing to your viewers apt wow— not appealing to your viewers apt you top-t— not appealing to your viewers and you don't have that, the peopte— and you don't have that, the peopte owt— and you don't have that, the people out there— and you don't have that, the people out there who are going to tpsptre— people out there who are going to inspire people— people out there who are going to inspire people to vote for you,— to inspire people to vote for your there— to inspire people to vote for you, then that's— to inspire people to vote for you, then that's that's your teat,— you, then that's that's your issue. yeah, but— you, then that's that's your issue. yeah, but yeah, of course it issue. yeah, but yeah, of course t was— issue. yeah, but yeah, of course tt rwte. — issue. yeah, but yeah, of course it was rude. and— issue. yeah, but yeah, of course it was rude. and it— issue. yeah, but yeah, of course it was rude. and it also . no it it was rude. and it also. no it twst— it was rude. and it also. no it twst tt— it was rude. and it also. no it was just it was— it was rude. and it also. no it was just it was i— it was rude. and it also. no it was just it was i mean, he was wattag— was just it was i mean, he was mattpg some— was just it was i mean, he was making some points that they tron-t— making some points that they tttp-t watt— making some points that they didn't want to— making some points that they didn't want to hear. “j t: " l making some points that they didn't want to hear. “j r: s l didn't want to hear. didn't want to tear— didn't want to hear. didn't want to tear t. to— didn't want to hear. didn't want to hear it. no, of— didn't want to hear. didn't want to hear it. no, of course- didn't want to hear. “j r: s l c no, of course they to hear it. no, of course they top-t— to hear it. no, of course they tor-t watt— to hear it. no, of course they tor-t want to— to hear it. no, of course they don't want to hear— c no, of course they don't want to hear it. 't: " don't want to hear it. and even tetore— don't want to hear it. and even before that, were booing as before that, they were booing as he was coming up and things like that. it's pretty disgusting, despicable. that. it's pretty disgusting, despi keep. that. it's pretty disgusting, despi keep watching. keep well. keep watching. keep listening at news listening to us here at gb news because you because we're going to give you whatever watch. whatever you want to watch. we're going to find out the things matter to and things that matter to you and keep know keep that on that. but you know what? holding back what? he was holding back the situation. with situation. that's going on with his which think situation. that's going on with hi absolutely which think situation. that's going on with hi absolutely shocking,1 think situation. that's going on with hi absolutely shocking, that|ink situation. that's going on with hi absolutely shocking, that atk is absolutely shocking, that a bank literally we're bank can literally say now we're just your just going to cancel your account. in account. so you've got money in there, they have my there, know they can have my overdraft want, but overdraft if they want, but you've in there. you've got money in there. you've customer. you've been a great customer. we're going to take them away because like because we maybe don't like what you why you think they haven't said. why

no, for british no, i mean, for british people, i no, i mean, for british people, t-ts— no, i mean, for british people, t-ts-ttgaest- i think this is the biggest stow—anal i think this is the biggest| stow—apt to i think this is the biggest- story_and to see story of the week. and to see opttpe — story of the week. and to see opttpe op— story of the week. and to see opttpe ore-ot— story of the week. and to see online on.of it,- story of the week. and to see online on of it, you know, online on all of it, you know, i top-t— online on all of it, you know, i tor-t agree— online on all of it, you know, i don't agree with— online on all of it, you know, i don't agree with nigel's pottttos— politics, but this this is disturbing— politics, but this this is disturbing for everybody, reoarttess— disturbing for everybody, regardless of— disturbing for everybody, regardless of where you stand on eertatrr— regardless of where you stand on certain positions,— regardless of where you stand on certain positions, because if a tarat— certain positions, because if a tart earr— certain positions, because if a tart to— certain positions, because if a bank can do this— certain positions, because if a bank can do this and as you sort of bank can do this and as you sort ot sata— bank can do this and as you sort ot satt, tts— bank can do this and as you sort ot satt, tt-s a— bank can do this and as you sort of said, it's a human right, we teet— of said, it's a human right, we need tarts.— of said, it's a human right, we need banks. we— of said, it's a human right, we need banks. we that's how we pay for need banks. we that's how we pay tor tttts. — need banks. we that's how we pay tor tttts. vow— need banks. we that's how we pay for bills. you know,— need banks. we that's how we pay for bills. you know, if you want to-a— for bills. you know, if you want to-a water— for bills. you know, if you want to-a water bill— for bills. you know, if you want to-a water bill and- for bills. you know, if you want to a water bill and you want to get a water bill and you want to get a water bill and you want too-er— to get a water bill and you want too-er a— to get a water bill and you want t- a pre- to get a water bill and you want to over a price water to pay over over a price water ttt— to pay over over a price water tttt-tttt— to pay over over a price wateri bill-bill-whatnot, bill and gas bill and whatnot, but bill and gas bill and whatnot, twt—to- bill and gas bill and whatnot, twt—to tawel but you've still got to have a tarat— but you've still got to have a tart—to- but you've still got to have a tart—to to- but you've still got to have ai bank—to do .then bank to be able to do it. then you— bank to be able to do it. then wow see— bank to be able to do it. then you see yorkshire— bank to be able to do it. then you see yorkshire building soetetw— you see yorkshire building soetetw-ttew- you see yorkshire building society-they a. you see yorkshire building. society-they a vicar society yesterday they a vicar sept— society yesterday they a vicar seat ttem — society yesterday they a vicar seat ttem a— society yesterday they a vicar sent them a polite email saying that— sent them a polite email saying that ttew-re— sent them a polite email saying that they're having gender tteotoow— that they're having gender tteotoow op— that they're having gender ideology on their website maybe wast— ideology on their website maybe wasn't appropriate— ideology on their website maybe wasn't appropriate because it is an tteotogw— wasn't appropriate because it is ap tteotoow .— wasn't appropriate because it is an ideology . erg— wasn't appropriate because it is an ideology . erg it's not an ideology. erg it's not science anything at and they science or anything at and they ute— science or anything at and they were like, right,— science or anything at and they were like, right, we're closing wowr— were like, right, we're closing wowr aeeowrt— were like, right, we're closing your account. they put out a tweet— your account. they put out a tweet sawtoo— your account. they put out a tweet saying, look, if you're rwate— tweet saying, look, if you're rude lwhatever- tweet saying, look, if you're rude whatever it's like rude or whatever and it's like wow—rwate- rude or whatever and it's like wowr—rwte ,- rude or whatever and it's like wowr—rwte , wowri your definition of rude, your tettptttop— your definition of rude, your definition-bad- your definition of rude, your- definition-bad manners definition of what's bad manners or discriminatory— definition of what's bad manners or discriminatory and to have that— or discriminatory and to have that ow— or discriminatory and to have that apt— or discriminatory and to have that now and then, we've seen pteptw— that now and then, we've seen pteptw ot— that now and then, we've seen pteptw ot otter— that now and then, we've seen plenty of other cases. so it was reattw— plenty of other cases. so it was really frustrating 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fellow travellers on the left sort ot— fellow travellers on the left sort of gleefully go, hey look, wtget— sort of gleefully go, hey look, wtoet faraoe— sort of gleefully go, hey look, nigel farage he's got his bank aeoowt— nigel farage he's got his bank account closed— nigel farage he's got his bank account closed and you're just ute— account closed and you're just ope, wow— account closed and you're just do wow are— account closed and you're just like, you are you— account closed and you're just like, you are you so stupid? are you— like, you are you so stupid? are wow so— like, you are you so stupid? are you so shortsighted that you ear-t— you so shortsighted that you can't see that_ you so shortsighted that you can't see that just by the flip of can't see that just by the flip ot a— can't see that just by the flip ot a sort,— can't see that just by the flip of a coin, this— can't see that just by the flip of a coin, this could be you. anottw. — of a coin, this could be you. exactly. madness. - of a coin, this could be you. teatillyt madness. . of a coin, this could be you. kirfifwig madness. . exactly. madness. it is madness and it has to stop . and in and it has to stop. and in a way, i mean, it's bad that it happened to nigel, but if it should happen to anybody, then nigel farage is the person who will draw attention to this because think abhorrent. because i think it's abhorrent. i'll doing a monologue on it i'll be doing a monologue on it later. i think it's totally unacceptable. the banks need to have and have a word about that. and i think government also needs think the government also needs to no they to step in. there's no way they should to do that should be allowed to do that because make because you could literally make someone penniless, homeless and destroy way. destroy their lives in that way. and just the bank that and it's not just the bank that his and it's not just the bank that tts tarat— and it's not just the bank that tts tart-tts- and it's not just the bank that his bank his account. his bank closing his account. tts— his bank closing his account. tt-s tte— his bank closing his account. it's the seven— his bank closing his account. it's the seven banks went to. it's the seven banks he went to. stree— it's the seven banks he went to. state apt— it's the seven banks he went to. since and tried— it's the seven banks he went to. since and tried to— it's the seven banks he went to. since and tried to open account apt— since and tried to open account apt ttew— since and tried to open account apt ttew wee— since and tried to open account and they were like, no. so it's and they were like, no. so it's a eartet. — and they were like, no. so it's aeartet. so— and they were like, no. so it's a cartel. so they're- and they were like, no. so it's a cartel. so they're obviously all in it together. we'll all decide, let's destroy him. that is not the way we do business in this country. and if everybody finds out who these banks are, if we all take our money out or

our non money or leave our non money in, then they're in trouble. they there's only about seven banks. so that's probably ewerwtotw— seven banks. so that's probably ewerwtotw-tet-s— seven banks. so that's probably everybody-let's go- so that's probably everybody let's go back to everybody. so let's go back to east. — everybody. so let's go back to east. teat.— everybody. so let's go back to cash. yeah-they're- everybody. so let's go back to. cash. yeah-they're trying cash. yeah. well they're trying to aren't they. to get rid of that aren't they. which the problem which is which is the problem really. cash really. if they get rid of cash then have the cards, then they have all the cards, they the power and we they hold all the power and we are lot trouble. what are in a lot of trouble. what about sunak, he's about rishi sunak, though? he's been pledge number been going on his pledge number four, five, the immigration four, and five, the immigration pledge. thing was pledge. so the rwanda thing was seen to be unlawful. do you think unlawful ? well, it think that's unlawful? well, it do. i think it is unlawful.- l. , well, it do. i think it is unlawful. i mean, that's— do. i think it is unlawful. i mean, that's it— do. i think it is unlawful. i mean, that's it is. do i think it mean, that's it is. do i think tt ts. — mean, that's it is. do i think tt ts. t— mean, that's it is. do i think tt ts. t wett— mean, that's it is. do i think it is. iwell, i— mean, that's it is. do i think it is. i well, i know it is tease— it is. i well, i know it is because the _ it is. i well, i know it is because the courts of the land tawe — because the courts of the land tawe tave— because the courts of the land have have said— because the courts of the land have have said it— because the courts of the land have have said it is well, the of have have said it is well, the ot ttree— have have said it is well, the of three judges.— have have said it is well, the of three judges. yeah. but ttat-s— of three judges. yeah. but was so— of three judges. yeah. but that's so yeah.— of three judges. yeah. but that's so yeah. so a majority of tte— that's so yeah. so a majority of the otter— that's so yeah. so a majority of the other people— that's so yeah. so a majority of the other people do it, other peopte— the other people do it, other peopte to— the other people do it, other peopte to p,— the other people do it, other people do it, other places. well wtat—spectre- people do it, other places. well what specific highly what they found specific highly wptawtwt— what they found specific highly unlawful isn't— what they found specific highly unlawful isn't the, the idea of separate— unlawful isn't the, the idea of septtpo peopte— unlawful isn't the, the idea of sending people to another place ttat-s— sending people to another place was a— sending people to another place that's a different— sending people to another place that's a different they it's separa— that's a different they it's sending people to rwanda speettteattw— sending people to rwanda specifically is— sending people to rwanda specifically is what they found to te — specifically is what they found to be unlawful.— specifically is what they found to be unlawful. now, if the uk government— to be unlawful. now, if the uk government can— to be unlawful. now, if the uk government can find another oowrrtrw— government can find another eowptrw to— government can find another country to send— government can find another country to send people that that is country to send people that that ts wtat—

country to send people that that ts wtat tte— country to send people that that is what the courts— country to send people that that is what the courts consider sate,— is what the courts consider sate, ttep— is what the courts consider safe, then then— is what the courts consider safe, then then it can go ahead . so— safe, then then it can go ahead . so twarta— safe, then then it can go ahead . so rwanda is— safe, then then it can go ahead . so rwanda is the— safe, then then it can go ahead . so rwanda is the issue rather that— . so rwanda is the issue rather that tte— . so rwanda is the issue rather than the actual— . so rwanda is the issue rather than the actual idea. like you say,— than the actual idea. like you savr otter— than the actual idea. like you say, other countries do do it apt— say, other countries do do it apt ttew— say, other countries do do it and they send— say, other countries do do it and they send them to rwanda. i tte— and they send them to rwanda. i the un — and they send them to rwanda. i mean, the un have— and they send them to rwanda. i mean, the un have a— and they send them to rwanda. i mean, the un have a deal- and they send them to rwanda. i mean, the un have a deal where they send people to niger and rwanda. so there are other places exactly the same places that do exactly the same thing. and even germany have been at been looking enviously at this and might and suggesting that they might be thing. be doing the same thing. well, i guess going now guess they're not going to now that finally, that will role finally, dylan mulvaney canned mulvaney lost the can the canned him, whatever. yes. i mean . him, her whatever. yes. i mean. dylan him, her whatever. yes. i mean. pwtap trwwapew— him, her whatever. yes. i mean. dylan mulvaney is— " yes. i mean. dylan mulvaney is essentially a twsttep— dylan mulvaney is essentially a twstter, tra— dylan mulvaney is essentially a twstter, ta rtw— dylan mulvaney is essentially a hustler, in my view , and will hustler, in my view, and will change— hustler, in my view, and will etapge tts— hustler, in my view, and will change his or— hustler, in my view, and will change his or her view opinion apt— change his or her view opinion apt apearaep— change his or her view opinion and appearance, whatever it is , and appearance, whatever it is, to get— and appearance, whatever it is, to get tame.— and appearance, whatever it is, to get fame. there's a footage of to get fame. there's a footage ot ttm — to get fame. there's a footage ot ttm ter— to get fame. there's a footage of him her before— to get fame. there's a footage of him her before before he transitioned— of him her before before he transitioned and you could even at that— transitioned and you could even at that potat— transitioned and you could even at that point when— transitioned and you could even at that point when he was just a gay at that point when he was just a oaw marr— at that point when he was just a oaw .— at that point when he was just a oaw . wes— at that point when he was just a oaw . we-s t— at that point when he was just a gay man. he's i think it's the prtee— gay man. he's i think it's the prtee ts— gay man. he's i think it's the prtee ts rtott— gay man. he's i think it's the price is right or— gay man. he's i think it's the price is right or whatever just twtt— price is right or whatever just full performance— price is right or whatever just full performance mode he's an actor— full performance mode he's an actor apt— full performance mode he's an actor and that's— full performance mode he's an actor and that's fair enough but tes— actor and that's fair enough but te-s tte— actor and that's fair enough but he's the hustle— actor and that's fair enough but he's the hustle continues and

toes— he's the hustle continues and toes te— he's the hustle continues and toes te tave— he's the hustle continues and does he have a— he's the hustle continues and does he have a point that that he stowtt— does he have a point that that he stowtt te— does he have a point that that he should be better protected by ttew — he should be better protected by ttem e— he should be better protected by ttew e to— he should be better protected by ttew e to, pot— he should be better protected by them ? no, not necessarily. like them? no, not necessarily. like tow— them? no, not necessarily. like tow ttew— them? no, not necessarily. like tow ttew patt— them? no, not necessarily. like how they paid him. "t; t: " how they paid him. they paid him a tot— how they paid him. they paid him a lot of money. they don't owe him anything. josh howie, thank you very much. when you you very much. when are you next on headliners? i'm going away for on headliners? i'm going away torleowpte— on headliners? i'm going away torleowpte ot— on headliners? i'm going away forlcouple of days,- on headliners? i'm going away forlcouple of days, so- tzzt" : , i'm going away for couple of days, so i'm. for a couple of days, so i'm. t-m — for a couple of days, so i'm. rm protwetpg— for a couple of days, so i'm. i'm producing headliners toptgtt— i'm producing headlinersi tonight,_this tonight, so i will take this sttrt—a- tonight, so i will take this sttrt—a t- tonight, so i will take this shirt—a t shirti tonight, so i will take this- shirt—a t shirt back shirt off and put a t shirt back on shirt off and put a t shirt back ore-there— shirt off and put a t shirt back on -there -and. - shirt off and put a t shirt back. on -there -and. -then on back there and. and. and then i'm on back there and. and. and then to -a— on back there and. and. and then to -a tew— on back there and. and. and then t-m-a tew taws— on back there and. and. and then i'm-a few days. i'll- on back there and. and. and then i'm a few days. i'll be i'm off for a few days. i'll be tast— i'm off for a few days. i'll be task or— i'm off for a few days. i'll be back on friday. _ i'm off for a few days. i'll be back on friday. oh, lovely. thank appreciate it. thank you. josh appreciate it. absolute you for absolute pleasure. thank you for tawat— absolute pleasure. thank you for tattoo—ts— absolute pleasure. thank you for tattoo—ts rost- having me on. that is josh wowte. — having me on. that is joshi howie. _headliners howie. he's on headliners and he'll it tonight. he'll be producing it tonight. make watch make sure you tune in to watch after at 11:00. this after mark dolan at 11:00. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital . i'm akua. digital radio. i'm nana akua. still diet coke still to come, can diet coke cause cancer? according to leaked information, the world health claimed health organisation has claimed an artificial sweetener found in diet coke other drinks can diet coke and other drinks can lead potentially to cancer. but experts have disputed this before . that, though, climate before. that, though, climate control new public data has contradicted claims made by the mayor of london, sadiq khan , who mayor of london, sadiq khan, who said 90% of vehicles in outer london meet ulez standards. so what you think is the dean what do you think is the dean sadiq it completely wrong,

sadiq got it completely wrong, as usual . sadiq got it completely wrong, as usual. hello there. i'm greg dewhurst as usual. hello there. i'm greg tewtwrst apt— as usual. hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome- usual i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your tatest— dewhurst and welcome to your tatest et— dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news— dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast for latest gb news weather forecast tor tte— latest gb news weather forecast tor the rest— latest gb news weather forecast for the rest of— latest gb news weather forecast for the rest of the— latest gb news weather forecast for the rest of the weekend. were— for the rest of the weekend. we're looking— for the rest of the weekend. we're looking at— for the rest of the weekend. we're looking at a mixture of swtw— we're looking at a mixture of swppw spetts— we're looking at a mixture of sunny spells, blustery showers, the sunny spells, blustery showers, tte test— sunny spells, blustery showers, the test ot— sunny spells, blustery showers, the best of the— sunny spells, blustery showers, the best of the driest weather across southern _ the best of the driest weather across southern parts of the uk. looking— across southern parts of the uk. toottpg at— across southern parts of the uk. looking at tte— across southern parts of the uk. looking at the bigger picture , looking at the bigger picture, tow— looking at the bigger picture, tow presswe— looking at the bigger picture, low pressure is— looking at the bigger picture, low pressure is in charge of our weatter— low pressure is in charge of our weatterltte— low pressure is in charge of our weather the moment. just sat weather at the moment. just sat etosetw— weather at the moment. just sat etosetw to— weather at the moment. just sat etosetw to tte— weather at the moment. just sat closely to the northeast of the uk closely to the northeast of the to bringing— closely to the northeast of the uk bringing some quite strong wtpts— uk bringing some quite strong wtpts apt— uk bringing some quite strong winds and heavy— uk bringing some quite strong winds and heavy rain to northern parts—tor— winds and heavy rain to northern parts—tor tte- winds and heavy rain to northern parts—for the rest- parts of scotland for the rest of parts of scotland for the rest ot satwrtaw. — parts of scotland for the rest of saturday. that's where we've got the — of saturday. that's where we've got the teaw— of saturday. that's where we've got the heavy rain— of saturday. that's where we've got the heavy rain across parts of got the heavy rain across parts ot owpew— got the heavy rain across parts of orkney shetland and at of orkney and shetland and at the-elsewhere- of orkney and shetland and at the elsewhere mixture of the moment elsewhere mixture of etear— the moment elsewhere mixture of etear-apt— the moment elsewhere mixture of clear-and scattered- clear spells and scattered showers, overnight showers most treawerrt— showers, overnight showers most treawept aross— showers, overnight showers most frequent across the _ showers, overnight showers most frequent across the north—west of frequent across the north—west ot tte— frequent across the north—west ot the wt.— frequent across the north—west ot the wt. so— frequent across the north—west of the uk. so parts of scotland, northern— of the uk. so parts of scotland, northern ireland— of the uk. so parts of scotland, northern ireland and northwest fagtapt— northern ireland and northwest fagtapt-atso— northern ireland and northwest england. also continue to england. and we also continue to see-across the— england. and we also continue to see-across the far— see rain across the far north—east— see rain across the far north—east of- see rain across the far north—east of which north—east of scotland, which oowtt— north—east of scotland, which oowttlteaww— north—east of scotland, which could-heavy at— north—east of scotland, which could heavy at times. could be heavy at times. temperatures— could be heavy at times. temperatures overall fairly treezw— temperatures overall fairly breezy conditions. so holding up in breezy conditions. so holding up to towtte— breezy conditions. so holding up in double figures— breezy conditions. so holding up in double figures sunday. for most— in double figures sunday. for most tt— in double figures sunday. for most tt wttt— in double figures sunday. for most it will be— in double figures sunday. for most it will be a— in double figures sunday. for most it will be a bright start. stowers— most it will be a bright start. showers already— most it will be a bright start. showers already across the northern— showers already across the northern half— showers already across the northern half of the uk. we also tave— northern half of the uk. we also have that— northern half of the uk. we also have that heavy— northern half of the uk. we also have that heavy rain across semant— have that heavy rain across scotland. some _

have that heavy rain across scotland. some very strong winds tewetoptpa— scotland. some very strong winds developing-a— scotland. some very strong winds developing-a time— scotland. some very strong winds developing a time here, too. developing for a time here, too. apt— developing for a time here, too. apt ttep— developing for a time here, too. and then further— developing for a time here, too. and then further south, we stowtt — and then further south, we should - plenty - and then further south, we should plenty of sunshine should see plenty of sunshine tewetoptpg— should see plenty of sunshine developing into— should see plenty of sunshine developing into the afternoon across-ot— developing into the afternoon across of england and across parts of england and wates. — across parts of england and wales. temperatures here lifting to aowt— wales. temperatures here lifting to aowt zo— wales. temperatures here lifting to around 20 to— wales. temperatures here lifting to around 20 to 23— wales. temperatures here lifting to around 20 to 23 degrees. ertter— to around 20 to 23 degrees. further north,— to around 20 to 23 degrees. further north, generally feeling awtte— further north, generally feeling awtte soot. — further north, generally feeling quite cool. temperatures around 17 quite cool. temperatures around to to— quite cool. temperatures around to to rt— quite cool. temperatures around 17 to 19 celsius,— quite cool. temperatures around 17 to 19 celsius, plus quite a teen— 17 to 19 celsius, plus quite a teen west— 17 to 19 celsius, plus quite a keen west to _ 17 to 19 celsius, plus quite a keen west to northwesterly treee— keen west to northwesterly treee tpto — keen west to northwesterly breeze into the— keen west to northwesterly breeze into the evening time. that— breeze into the evening time. that rate— breeze into the evening time. that rain starts— breeze into the evening time. that rain starts to peter out across northeast— that rain starts to peter out across northeast scotland, the wtat — across northeast scotland, the wtat eases— across northeast scotland, the wtat a— across northeast scotland, the wind eases a little here, but tatrtw— wind eases a little here, but fairly blustery— wind eases a little here, but fairly blustery end to the day owerptatt— fairly blustery end to the day overnight into— fairly blustery end to the day overnight into monday morning . overnight into monday morning. we overnight into monday morning. we eopttpwe— overnight into monday morning. we continue to— overnight into monday morning. we continue to see a few showers pwsttpa— we continue to see a few showers pwsttpg tw— we continue to see a few showers pwsttpo p... pertaps— we continue to see a few showers pushing in, perhaps some more perststerrt— pushing in, perhaps some more persistent spells— pushing in, perhaps some more persistent spells of rain across the tar— persistent spells of rain across the tar west— persistent spells of rain across the far west of— persistent spells of rain across the far west of northern ireland by tte— the far west of northern ireland by the eat— the far west of northern ireland by the eat ot— the far west of northern ireland by the end of the— the far west of northern ireland by the end of the night. and temperatures— by the end of the night. and temperatures again holding up into temperatures again holding up tpto towtte— temperatures again holding up into double figures . so monday, into double figures. so monday, a mtxet— into double figures. so monday, a mtxet start— into double figures. so monday, a mixed start to— into double figures. so monday, a mixed start to the new working week.— a mixed start to the new working week. outbreaks— a mixed start to the new working week. outbreaks of— a mixed start to the new working week. outbreaks of rain pushing in week. outbreaks of rain pushing to trom— week. outbreaks of rain pushing to tow tte— week. outbreaks of rain pushing in from the atlantic to affect wortterrr — in from the atlantic to affect northern ireland. still some rata— northern ireland. still some rain across the— northern ireland. still some rain across the far north of soottapt. — rain across the far north of scotland. elsewhere a mixture of swtw— scotland. elsewhere a mixture of swppw spetts— scotland. elsewhere a mixture of sunny spells and— scotland. elsewhere a mixture of sunny spells and showers that oorrttrrwes— sunny spells and showers that continues with— sunny spells and showers that continues with over the continues with a theme over the text— continues with a theme over the text tew— continues with a theme over the text tew taws. — continues with a theme over the next few days. sunshine and stowes— next few days. sunshine and stottes tor— next few days. sunshine and showers for many temperatures aowt—

showers for many temperatures aowt aeaeg—

listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. toot— listening to gb news radio. good afternoon.— listening to gb news radio. good afternoon. it's- listening to gb news radio. good afternoon. it's just- listening to gb news radio. good afternoon. it's just coming up to 27 minutes after 3:00. this is a gb news. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua. welcome on board. if you've just joined me now before the break, i was discussing the riots in france and also other topics. let's have a look at what you've been saying. says the been saying. theresa says the problem in france is the uncontrolled migration into the country. this will happen right across europe and the uk if we don't take control of our borders potentially. but i mean, this was a young lad who was just shot for no real reason. tony says. it's always the usual suspects that come out to riot and loot and burn people's property . apparently lots of property. apparently lots of young people as well, which is not good. brian says france is the uk . in 5 to not good. brian says france is the uk. in 5t010 not good. brian says france is the uk. in 5 to 10 years time, a lot of people thinking that. keep your thoughts coming to

gbviews@gbnews.com. also discussing nigel in the whole thing about his bank. i'll be doing on at the doing a monologue on that at the top hour for. i'd love to top of the hour for. i'd love to get your thoughts on that because it's frightening. because it's quite frightening. but watchdog but up next, statistics watchdog has hit out at london mayor sadiq khan over claims that 90% of outer london can of cars in outer london can collide with standards. collide with ulez standards. now, comes after it was now, this comes after it was found that the figures he used were not supported by the data that was available at the time. following complaint made by a following a complaint made by a member the public and that is member of the public and that is as research conducted by imperial college found imperial college london found that there is no clear proof that there is no clear proof that these zones reduce the rates of respiratory conditions such as asthma, asthma and other lung diseases. surprise, surprise. well joining me now is the co—founder of open for all together declaration, the senior meteorologis , jim dale as well. meteorologis, jim dale as well. so alan miller, sorry , i don't so alan miller, sorry, i don't know why it's not saying that. alan miller we'll start with you, alan. what's your thoughts on this? so found data that on this? so we found data that doesn't prove anything doesn't seem to prove anything really particular really that these particular

zones . indeed. zones are necessary. indeed. well it's interesting,- i indeed. well it's interesting, isn't it, that— well it's interesting, isn't it, that tte— well it's interesting, isn't it, that the data— well it's interesting, isn't it, that the data that was used ttrsttw— that the data that was used ttrsttw tte — that the data that was used firstly the uk— that the data that was used firstly the uk statistics awttorttw— firstly the uk statistics authority said that it's not the ttat— authority said that it's not the that as— authority said that it's not the case that as the— authority said that it's not the case that as the car claimed, tow— case that as the car claimed, stow ot— case that as the car claimed, 90% of households of the cars were compliant— 90% of households of the cars were compliant in— 90% of households of the cars were compliant in actual fact, wttt— were compliant in actual fact, wttt tte— were compliant in actual fact, with the freedom _ were compliant in actual fact, with the freedom of information, it with the freedom of information, tt towrtt— with the freedom of information, tt towrtt ttat— with the freedom of information, it found that more— with the freedom of information, it found that more like 1 in 6 towsetotts— it found that more like 1 in 6 households were— it found that more like 1 in 6 households were . and the ocr has households were. and the ocr has taetet— households were. and the ocr has taetet ttat— households were. and the ocr has taetet ttat wp— households were. and the ocr has backed that up. and— households were. and the ocr has backed that up. and we, you know,— backed that up. and we, you know the — backed that up. and we, you know, the fact— backed that up. and we, you know, the fact you have to get treetom — know, the fact you have to get treetom ot— know, the fact you have to get freedom of information and the tast— freedom of information and the taet ttat— freedom of information and the fact that also _ freedom of information and the fact that also the _ freedom of information and the fact that also the bbc were told not to — fact that also the bbc were told not to saw— fact that also the bbc were told not to say anything about, you know— not to say anything about, you know satta— not to say anything about, you know sadiq khan— not to say anything about, you know sadiq khan or ulez unless a wrtter— know sadiq khan or ulez unless a senior writer was— know sadiq khan or ulez unless a senior writer was was was attowet— senior writer was was was attowet ts— senior writer was was was allowed is indicative of very , allowed is indicative of very, tew— allowed is indicative of very, terw worrwtpo— allowed is indicative of very, very worrying things. it's also the ease— very worrying things. it's also the case that_ very worrying things. it's also the case that the— very worrying things. it's also the case that the claim of 4000 deaths.— the case that the claim of 4000 deaths tett— the case that the claim of 4000 deaths. beth mead— the case that the claim of 4000 deaths. beth mead pile from ottmate— deaths. beth mead pile from climate resistance has actually totte— climate resistance has actually tote a— climate resistance has actually tote a big— climate resistance has actually done a big report— climate resistance has actually done a big report with together teotarattop— done a big report with together declaration that's— done a big report with together declaration that's actually tootet— declaration that's actually tootet at— declaration that's actually looked at that. _ declaration that's actually looked at that. and that was taset— looked at that. and that was taset ort— looked at that. and that was based on the— looked at that. and that was based on the imperial report, wttot— based on the imperial report, wttot at— based on the imperial report, wttot at to— based on the imperial report, which at no point— based on the imperial report, which at no point did they say that.— which at no point did they say that apt— which at no point did they say that. and actually they say do not extrapolate _

that. and actually they say do not extrapolate those deaths trom — not extrapolate those deaths top that — not extrapolate those deaths from that. then— not extrapolate those deaths from that. then keir starmer wept— from that. then keir starmer wept ort— from that. then keir starmer went on to— from that. then keir starmer went on to say— from that. then keir starmer went on to say that you could get— went on to say that you could get twea— went on to say that you could get lung cancer— went on to say that you could get lung cancer from it as well. twt— get lung cancer from it as well. twt rm— get lung cancer from it as well. twt to pot— get lung cancer from it as well. but i'm not sure— get lung cancer from it as well. but i'm not sure how paying trzto— but i'm not sure how paying ere-to wttt— but i'm not sure how paying £12.50 will-you- but i'm not sure how paying £12.50 will you from £12.50 will prevent you from doing— £12.50 will prevent you from doin9--_ £12.50 will prevent you from doing-- so— £12.50 will prevent you from doing-. so all- £12.50 will prevent you from - doing-. so all-you've doing that. so all around you've gotlsttwattop— doing that. so all around you've got situation where people are got a situation where people are playing— got a situation where people are ptawtpo tast— got a situation where people are ptawtpo tast apt— got a situation where people are playing fast and loose in some tastaaes— playing fast and loose in some instances with— playing fast and loose in some instances with the _ playing fast and loose in some instances with the statistics aat— instances with the statistics aat ta— instances with the statistics and in others— instances with the statistics and in others they're basically, you— and in others they're basically, wow tate— and in others they're basically, wow have to— and in others they're basically, wow aate to saw— and in others they're basically, you have to say what it is lying atowt— you have to say what it is lying atowt tttaas— you have to say what it is lying about things to— you have to say what it is lying about things to attempt to teotttmtse— about things to attempt to legitimise what effectively is going— legitimise what effectively is going to — legitimise what effectively is going to te — legitimise what effectively is going to be more surveillance , going to be more surveillance, more restriction,— going to be more surveillance, more restriction, more charge states— more restriction, more charge eaaroes ttat— more restriction, more charge charges that are— more restriction, more charge charges that are really going to damage— charges that are really going to damage ordinary— charges that are really going to damage ordinary drivers and twsraesses— damage ordinary drivers and businesses both— damage ordinary drivers and businesses both inside and owtstte— businesses both inside and outside london. �*ftt�*tzgl ct" outside london. well, alan, i mean, first of all, the bbc stuff, is that actually proven? is it written anywhere that they actually that? because yes , actually did that? because yes, we've actually seen evidence across all of the press. okay. it's been across all- across all of the press. okay. it's been across all of- i okay. it's been across all of the pess — it's been across all of the press. emails— it's been across all of the press. emails went out and they were shown and— press. emails went out and they were shown and it— press. emails went out and they were shown and it was it was tastoattw— were shown and it was it was tasteattw tt— were shown and it was it was basically it was— were shown and it was it was basically it was a— were shown and it was it was basically it was a whistle ttowtag— basically it was a whistle blowing situation which was sent and blowing situation which was sent aat ttat— blowing situation which was sent aat that was— blowing situation which was sent and that was sent— blowing situation which was sent and that was sent out actually to howard— and that was sent out actually to howard cox— and that was sent out actually to howard cox from fairfueluk . to howard cox from fairfueluk. it to howard cox from fairfueluk. tt was— to howard cox from fairfueluk. it was published— to howard cox from fairfueluk. it was published in a number of aewspapers—

it was published in a number of aewspapers as— it was published in a number of newspapers as and, you know, i that— newspapers as and, you know, i tttat tts— newspapers as and, you know, i tttat tt-s teaw— newspapers as and, you know, i think it's very concerning . think it's very concerning. wett— think it's very concerning. wett tot-s— think it's very concerning. wett tet-s go— think it's very concerning. well, let's go to- think it's very concerning. well, let's go to jim- think it's very concerning. well, let's go to jim dale then. jim it doesn't appear that the whole ulez situation is backed by any real data whatsoever . by any real data whatsoever. well, i think it is. by any real data whatsoever. well, i think it is . well, you well, i think it is. well, you that— well, i think it is. well, you think we can talk even just be honest with you. um, you know, data, statistics, studies , they data, statistics, studies, they come up with different things at different times. but, look, if we keep— different times. but, look, if we keep tt— different times. but, look, if we keep it nice— different times. but, look, if we keep it nice and- t: “it; e but, look, if we keep it nice and simple, ask wowr— we keep it nice and simple, ask wowr awtteaee— we keep it nice and simple, ask your audience there. /t:::t. git your audience there. you've got to wow— your audience there. you've got to you know, you've got several million into your million people looking into your program . um, hands who wants program. um, hands up, who wants to who wants to live in a polluted city or an over polluted city or an over polluted city or town? you know , see how polluted city or town? you know , tow raaaw— polluted city or town? you know , see how many hands- polluted city or town? you know , see how many hands go- : ti. jr , you know , see how many hands go up? there-tt— , see how many hands go up? ttere-tt te— , see how many hands go up? there'll be none. _ , see how many hands go up? there'll be none. so what's ulez all about? it's about reducing the pollutants in the air from vehicles from polluting, highly polluting vehicles. and that's what the. the simple. the simple sort of trick here is, is to get rid of that to and reduce what the world health organisation

say in the uk , 20 to 30,000 say in the uk, 20 to 30,000 people die of pollution associated diseases in one form or another, 10,000 in london. so this is not this is not rocket— so this is not this is not rocket science- so this is not this is not rocket science in any shape or torra — rocket science in any shape or torra ant— rocket science in any shape or form. and sadiq— rocket science in any shape or form. t: : t: rocket science in any shape or- form. and sadiq khan, who's been elected by a massive majority to carry these things out. you know, he's got the mandate to do this. this is what he's doing. this is what he's trying to do. i this is what he's trying to do. t eaa-t— this is what he's trying to do. t eaa-t tttat— this is what he's trying to do. i can't think of— this is what he's trying to do. i can't think of an— this is what he's trying to do. i can't think of an alternative reasoa-wow— i can't think of an alternative reason you would. biotic. reason why you would. well, he tasr-t— reason why you would. well, he hasn't really, because nobody really it, really voted in support of it, actually, most people voted against he still is against it. but he still is going it anyway. and going ahead with it anyway. and as of things as regards some of the things that i don't think that you said, i don't think there is any real evidence. alan, is there really real evidence these help evidence that these zones help at at the last 40 at all? you look at the last 40 wears— at all? you look at the last 40 wears aat— at all? you look at the last 40 wears aat tte— at all? you look at the last 40 years and the last— 7 you look at the last 40 years and the last ten years all7 you look at the last 40 years and the last ten years is tte— years and the last ten years is the aetwat— years and the last ten years is the actual particles and the air tas— the actual particles and the air tas got— the actual particles and the air has got absolutely in every measure, unequivocally better. we measure, unequivocally better. we atso— measure, unequivocally better. we atso taow— measure, unequivocally better. we also know the— measure, unequivocally better. we also know the way to make peopte— we also know the way to make peopte twe— we also know the way to make people live longer— we also know the way to make people live longer and better tttes— people live longer and better tttes ts— people live longer and better tttes ts to— people live longer and better lives is to have— people live longer and better lives is to have better housing, tetter— lives is to have better housing, better incomes— lives is to have better housing, better incomes and better

prottstoa— better incomes and better prottstoa ot— better incomes and better provision of services. that is wtat— provision of services. that is wtat tte— provision of services. that is what the mayor— provision of services. that is what the mayor of london should be what the mayor of london should te teattag— what the mayor of london should be dealing with.— what the mayor of london should be dealing with. but there otttowstw— be dealing with. but there obviously more difficult and he tasa-t— obviously more difficult and he tasa-t got— obviously more difficult and he aasa-t oot tts— obviously more difficult and he hasn't got his arms around them. it's hasn't got his arms around them. tt-s awat— hasn't got his arms around them. tt-s rawat more— hasn't got his arms around them. it's much more easier to have a east— it's much more easier to have a east grat— it's much more easier to have a east grat ,— it's much more easier to have a east grat , to— it's much more easier to have a cash grab , to have— it's much more easier to have a cash grab , to have a cameras cash grab, to have a cameras that— cash grab, to have a cameras that wow— cash grab, to have a cameras taat wow tww— cash grab, to have a cameras that you buy before you even do the consultation.— that you buy before you even do the consultation. then you tgaore— the consultation. then you toaore tte— the consultation. then you ignore the majority that say we toat— ignore the majority that say we toa-t waat— ignore the majority that say we toa-t waat tt— ignore the majority that say we don't want it in— ignore the majority that say we don't want it in the consultation. and by the way, tat— consultation. and by the way, tat a— consultation. and by the way, never had a mandate ulez never had a mandate for ulez epasoa— never had a mandate for ulez epasot .— never had a mandate for ulez epatstot . we— never had a mandate for ulez expansion . he actually said he expansion. he actually said he wastt— expansion. he actually said he wast going— expansion. he actually said he wast going to— expansion. he actually said he wasn't going to.it.- expansion. he actually said he wasn't going to it. so uh, wasn't going to do it. so uh, tts— wasn't going to do it. so uh, tt-s teaw— wasn't going to do it. so uh, it's very, different to a it's very, very different to a ttsewsstot— discussion about inner london att— discussion about inner london ant-att— discussion about inner london att-att tt— discussion about inner london and and it impacts people and ulez and it impacts people in and ulez and it impacts people tt owter— and ulez and it impacts people in outer london— and ulez and it impacts people in outer london and all of the oowtttes— in outer london and all of the counties around— in outer london and all of the counties around it— in outer london and all of the counties around it and those ttsttttg— counties around it and those ttsttttg tte— counties around it and those visiting the majority of people agattst— visiting the majority of people aoattst ft.— visiting the majority of people against it. and— visiting the majority of people against it. and it— visiting the majority of people against it. and it should be. att— against it. and it should be. att tt— against it. and it should be. and it should— against it. and it should be. and it should be— against it. and it should be. and it should be scrapped. there-s— and it should be scrapped. ttere-s a— and it should be scrapped. there's a judicial review on twestaw— there's a judicial review on tuesday wednesday, but the tuesday and wednesday, but the pwttto— tuesday and wednesday, but the pwttte are— tuesday and wednesday, but the public are having— tuesday and wednesday, but the public are having their voices teat— public are having their voices heard-there's— public are having their voices heard -there's-to. public are having their voices heard there's to be heard and there's going to be more-storttw- heard and there's going to be. more-shortly.this heard and there's going to be- more-shortly.this . more news very shortly on this. trott. — more news very shortly on this. trott. _tate.— more news very shortly on this. trott-tate. ttt- more news very shortly on this. right-dale, i'm goingl more news very shortly on this. right. iyou-dale, i'm goingl more news very shortly on this. right. you the dale, i'm going more news very shortly on this. right. you the laste, i'm going more news very shortly on this. right. you the laste, i'rjusting to give you the last 20s just 20s. jim. yeah. when you say the 205. jim. yeah. when you say the rtatorttw— 205. jim. yeah. when you say the rtatorttw ot— 205. jim. yeah. when you say the rtatorttw ot peopte— 205. jim. yeah. when you say the majority of people are— $705 yeah. when you say the majority of people are against it, majority of people are against p, wete— majority of people are against it, we've-we've— it, we've got we've got a rtaworat— it, we've got we've got a mayoral up mayoral election coming up in a wear— mayoral election coming up in a wearlso. — mayoral election coming up in a wearlso. tts— mayoral election coming up in a year-so. it's time— mayoral election coming up in a year-so. it's time-gotl year or so. it's time we've got the uxbridge, election the uxbridge, uxbridge election coming the coming up. let's see how the team— coming up. let's see how the reform _because- coming up. let's see how the reform _because the| reform party do, because the reorrtt— reform party do, because the reorrtt fatw— reform party do, because the reform party, the _ reform party do, because the reform party, the ones that are pwstttg—

reform party, the ones that are pwsattg—att- pushing this left right and sette— pushing this left right and oettre—tsl pushing this left right and. centre,_is on centre, everybody else is on stoe— centre, everybody else is on sttelt— centre, everybody else is on sttelt sart— centre, everybody else is on side,.| said, in- centre, everybody else is on side, i said, in first side, as i said, in the first ptaee— side, as i said, in the first ptaee-wowr-wp side, as i said, in the first. place.-your-up if side, as i said, in the first- place.-your-up if you place. put your hand up if you want more or less polluted want a more or less polluted city. that ulez city. those that oppose ulez tett— city. those that oppose ulez tett to— city. those that oppose ulez tett to te— city. those that oppose ulez tend to be the— ti. lat those that oppose ulez tend to be the same people who oppose— tend to be the same people who oppose srtottta— tend to be the same people who oppose smoking in— tend to be the same people who oppose smoking in restaurants etoetera— oppose smoking in restaurants etoetera .— oppose smoking in restaurants etoetera . so— oppose smoking in restaurants etcetera . so it's— oppose smoking in restaurants etcetera . so it's the same and etcetera. so it's the same and tts— etcetera. so it's the same and tt-s eorttto— etcetera. so it's the same and it's coming, like— etcetera. so it's the same and it's coming, like it— etcetera. so it's the same and it's coming, like it or not. wett— it's coming, like it or not. well, there's— it's coming, like it or not. well, there's no— it's coming, like it or not. well, there's no evidence that it actually does what it's meant to do on the tin there. that's the problem with it. alan miller, thank you very much. and also to also jim dale, good to talk to you right. what are you both. right. well, what are your this is your thoughts on this this is gb news tv online and on digital news on tv online and on digital radio. to 34 radio. it's just coming up to 34 minutes i'm nana minutes after 3:00. i'm nana akua can diet akua. still to come, can diet coke cancer ? according to coke cause cancer? according to leaked documents, the world health have claimed health organisation have claimed that an artificial sweetener found coke and other found in diet coke and other dnnks found in diet coke and other drinks of nature can lead to drinks of its nature can lead to cancen drinks of its nature can lead to cancer. that on the way cancer. all of that on the way after headlines after your latest news headlines . good afternoon for the newsroom here. the headlines at tte.— newsroom here. the headlines at ttt- a— newsroom here. the headlines at ttt- a twterat— newsroom here. the headlines at 334. a funeral has— newsroom here. the headlines at 334. a funeral has been- t “rift; the headlines at 334. a funeral has been held t ”ttiilii: the headlines at 334. a funeral has been held for the 334. a funeral has been held for tte teenager— 334. a funeral has been held for the teenager who _ 334. a funeral has been held for the teenager who was shot dead by pottee— the teenager who was shot dead by pottee ot— the teenager who was shot dead by police on tuesday , sparking

by police on tuesday, sparking trots— by police on tuesday, sparking rtots aross— by police on tuesday, sparking riots across france— by police on tuesday, sparking riots across france . the riots across france. the tttertor— riots across france. the interior ministry says more than too— interior ministry says more than rtoo peopte— interior ministry says more than 1300 people were— interior ministry says more than 1300 people were arrested oterttgtt— 1300 people were arrested oterttatt .— 1300 people were arrested overnight . but— 1300 people were arrested overnight . but as violence overnight. but as violence eottttwet— overnight. but as violence continued to— overnight. but as violence continued to spread across the eowttrw— continued to spread across the country, buildings and vehicles were torched— country, buildings and vehicles were torched and— country, buildings and vehicles were torched and stores looted by protesters— were torched and stores looted by protesters demanding justice for by protesters demanding justice tortte— by protesters demanding justice tor tte p— by protesters demanding justice tor tte rt wear— by protesters demanding justice for the 17 year old _ by protesters demanding justice for the 17 year old known as watet— for the 17 year old known as watet tt— for the 17 year old known as watet tr ,— for the 17 year old known as nahel m , the— for the 17 year old known as nahel m , the french president, nahel m, the french president, frtrtatwet— nahel m, the french president, emmanuel macron has postponed a state— emmanuel macron has postponed a state ttstt— emmanuel macron has postponed a state ttstt to — emmanuel macron has postponed a state visit to germany due to begin— state visit to germany due to begin tomorrow— state visit to germany due to begin tomorrow because of the est— begin tomorrow because of the est .— begin tomorrow because of the est . terertw— begin tomorrow because of the unrest . jeremy clarkson's column unrest. jeremy clarkson's column atowt— unrest. jeremy clarkson's column atowt tte— unrest. jeremy clarkson's column about the duchess— unrest. jeremy clarkson's column about the duchess of sussex , about the duchess of sussex, pwtttstet — about the duchess of sussex, pwtttstet tt— about the duchess of sussex, published in the _ about the duchess of sussex, published in the sun, was found to te— published in the sun, was found to te settst— published in the sun, was found to te settst by— published in the sun, was found to be sexist by the— published in the sun, was found to be sexist by the press reowtator— to be sexist by the press reowtator ,— to be sexist by the press regulator , and the former top regulator, and the former top tear— regulator, and the former top tear star— regulator, and the former top gear star wrote _ regulator, and the former top gear star wrote that he'd treartet— gear star wrote that he'd dreamed of— gear star wrote that he'd dreamed of meghan markle being paratet— dreamed of meghan markle being paratet takeo— dreamed of meghan markle being paraded naked through british towts— paraded naked through british towts att— paraded naked through british towns and publicly shamed more that— towns and publicly shamed more that 25,000— towns and publicly shamed more than 25,000 complaints were met.— than 25,000 complaints were tttet. tte— than 25,000 complaints were filed. the most— than 25,000 complaints were filed. the most ever received by the independent— filed. the most ever received by the independent press standards oroattsattot— the independent press standards oroattsattot .— the independent press standards organisation . ipso said the organisation. ipso said the arttete— organisation. ipso said the arttete was— organisation. ipso said the article was humiliate , beating article was humiliate, beating att— article was humiliate, beating and teorattto— article was humiliate, beating and degrading, but it rejected swooesttots— and degrading, but it rejected swooesttots tt— and degrading, but it rejected suggestions it was racist or ttaeewraet— suggestions it was racist or ttaoewraet .— suggestions it was racist or inaccurate . seven. just stop oil

inaccurate. seven. just stop oil protesters— inaccurate. seven. just stop oil protesters have— inaccurate. seven. just stop oil protesters have been arrested for protesters have been arrested tor ttsrwptttg— protesters have been arrested for disrupting london's pride . for disrupting london's pride. tract— for disrupting london's pride. march activists— for disrupting london's pride. march activists blocked the road and sprawet— march activists blocked the road and sprayed paint— march activists blocked the road and sprayed paint on a coca—cola twst— and sprayed paint on a coca—cola trwet, rotato— and sprayed paint on a coca—cola truck, forcing the— and sprayed paint on a coca—cola truck, forcing the parade to stop — truck, forcing the parade to stop tor— truck, forcing the parade to stop tor to — truck, forcing the parade to stop for 60 minutes. they were arrested— stop for 60 minutes. they were arrestet tor— stop for 60 minutes. they were arrested for public— stop for 60 minutes. they were arrested for public nuisance ottetees— arrested for public nuisance ottetees .— arrested for public nuisance offences . the— arrested for public nuisance offences . the group says it took offences. the group says it took aettot— offences. the group says it took action because _ offences. the group says it took action because pride works with tttwstrtes— action because pride works with industries complicit in worsetttg— industries complicit in worsening the climate crisis . worsening the climate crisis. teet— worsening the climate crisis. toet oottee— worsening the climate crisis. iced coffee drinks from high street— iced coffee drinks from high street chains— iced coffee drinks from high street chains can contain exceptionally— street chains can contain exceptionally high amounts of swaar— exceptionally high amounts of swaor wttt— exceptionally high amounts of sugar, with consumer company , sugar, with consumer company, wttet— sugar, with consumer company, wttot ttttttg— sugar, with consumer company, which finding many are sweeter than— which finding many are sweeter than a— which finding many are sweeter than a mars— which finding many are sweeter than a mars bar— which finding many are sweeter than a mars bar or— which finding many are sweeter than a mars bar or a can of coca cota— than a mars bar or a can of coca cota. tt— than a mars bar or a can of coca cola. it compared— than a mars bar or a can of coca cola. it compared frappes and trappweettos— cola. it compared frappes and frappuccinos from starbucks, catte— frappuccinos from starbucks, catte aero— frappuccinos from starbucks, caffe nero and— frappuccinos from starbucks, caffe nero and costa . one of the caffe nero and costa. one of the wtteattttest— caffe nero and costa. one of the unhealthiest options was a startwots— unhealthiest options was a starbucks caramel frappuccino eottattttg— starbucks caramel frappuccino containing 48.5g_ starbucks caramel frappuccino containing 48.5g of sugar. ttat-s— containing 48.5g of sugar. that's equivalent to 12 teaspoots— that's equivalent to 12 teaspoons and nearly 20g more that— teaspoons and nearly 20g more that tte— teaspoons and nearly 20g more that tte tattw— teaspoons and nearly 20g more than the daily amount recommend by tte— than the daily amount recommend by tte tts— than the daily amount recommend by tte tts .— than the daily amount recommend by the nhs . well,— than the daily amount recommend by the nhs . well, you can get by the nhs. well, you can get ot att— by the nhs. well, you can get more on all of— by the nhs. well, you can get more on all of those stories by ttsttttg— more on all of those stories by ttsttttg ow— more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gb news .com. now it's— visiting our website, gb news .com. now it's back to nana .

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3:00. now, this is a really interesting story because, you know— interesting story because, you know tw— interesting story because, you know t-w teaw— interesting story because, you know, i'm very much into my teattt— know, i'm very much into my teattt att— know, i'm very much into my health and the— know, i'm very much into my health and the things that i tatt— health and the things that i wttt-eat— health and the things that i drink eat because according drink and eat because according to—wortt— drink and eat because according to_world health- to sources, the world health oroattsattot— to sources, the world health organisation declare organisation is set to declare that— organisation is set to declare that a— organisation is set to declare that a sweetener— organisation is set to declare that a sweetener found in dark eoowt— that a sweetener found in dark coconut other— that a sweetener found in dark coconut other fizzy drinks could teat— coconut other fizzy drinks could teat to— coconut other fizzy drinks could lead to cancer— coconut other fizzy drinks could lead to cancer for— coconut other fizzy drinks could lead to cancer for now, from ttts— lead to cancer for now, from ttts wottt— lead to cancer for now, from ttts wottt .— lead to cancer for now, from this month , the— lead to cancer for now, from this month , the who are this month, the who are reportettw— this month, the who are reportedly looking to declare that— reportedly looking to declare that tte— reportedly looking to declare that the chemical aspartame is a potetttat— that the chemical aspartame is a potential carcinogen and on all tatets— potential carcinogen and on all labels containing— potential carcinogen and on all labels containing it the that is wtat— labels containing it the that is wtat tt— labels containing it the that is wtat tt wttt— labels containing it the that is what it will say. _ labels containing it the that is what it will say. now that's ttterestttg— what it will say. now that's interesting because i never ever tatt— interesting because i never ever ever drink artificial drinks wttt— ever drink artificial drinks with artificial— ever drink artificial drinks with artificial sweeteners. i awtte— with artificial sweeteners. i was quite annoyed with the sugar tax was quite annoyed with the sugar tat wtet— was quite annoyed with the sugar tat wtet ttew— was quite annoyed with the sugar tax when they decided that they gottg — tax when they decided that they gottg to— tax when they decided that they were going to take away the swgar— were going to take away the sugar companies sugar and other companies were gottg— sugar and other companies were goinglput— sugar and other companies were gottglpwt tt— sugar and other companies were going-put in fake_ sugar and other companies were going put in fake sugars going to put in fake sugars so that— going to put in fake sugars so ttat-eowtt— going to put in fake sugars so that-could not- going to put in fake sugars so that could not have to pay that they could not have to pay ttts— that they could not have to pay ttts tat— that they could not have to pay ttts tat att— that they could not have to pay this tax and apparently it be tetter— this tax and apparently it be tetter tor— this tax and apparently it be better for us. _ this tax and apparently it be better for us. .i- this tax and apparently it be better for us. i say people better for us. but i say people stowtt—owt- should exercise their own eottrot— should exercise their own eottrot .— should exercise their own control , self— should exercise their own control , self control don't control, self control and don't tatt— control, self control and don't wttt-so— control, self control and don't drink-so much,- control, self control and don't drink-so much, so- control, self control and don't drink so much, so many drink or eat. so much, so many ttttgs— drink or eat. so much, so many wags—ft.- drink or eat. so much, so many ttttgs—tt. att- drink or 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experts have hit out at the wortt— experts have hit out at the world health— experts have hit out at the world health organisation , world health organisation, etatwttg—tasi claiming that the leak has awset— claiming that the leak has caused unnecessary panic among the caused unnecessary panic among tte—wtttowtl the public, especially without the public, especially without tte swpportttg— the public, especially without the supporting data being made atattatte— the supporting data being made atattatte .— the supporting data being made available . so— the supporting data being made available . so people across available. so many people across the available. so many people across tte—swttetl the world have made the switch to-trttts— the world have made the switch to-trtttsla— the world have made the switch to-drinksla bid- the world have made the switch to-drinksla bid to- the world have made the switch to drinks a bid to avoid to diet drinks in a bid to avoid tte—wttetl to diet drinks in a bid to avoid| tte—wttt ts the sugar tax as well, which is as t— the sugar tax as well, which is as i mentioned,— the sugar tax as well, which is as i mentioned, to— the sugar tax as well, which is as i mentioned, to keep the oatortes— as i mentioned, to keep the calories down. _ as i mentioned, to keep the calories down. so is this just a bit calories down. so is this just a ttt ot— calories down. so is this just a ttt ot at— calories down. so is this just a bit of an over— calories down. so is this just a bit of an over reaction? well, t-w — bit of an over reaction? well, t-w tettgttet— bit of an over reaction? well, i'm delighted to— bit of an over reaction? well, i'm delighted to say that i'm tottet— i'm delighted to say that i'm . tottet—we-s joined now by steve miller. he's a-ot— joined now by steve miller. he's a-ot fat— joined now by steve miller. he's a-of fat families.- a presenter of fat families. stete— a presenter of fat families. steve - always - a presenter of fat families. steve - always a - a presenter of fat families. steve always a pleasure. steve miller always a pleasure. ttatt— steve miller always a pleasure. ttatt wow— steve miller always a pleasure. ttatt wow so— steve miller always a pleasure. thank you so much for joining steve miller always a pleasure. thank you so much forjoining me .—wate— thank you so much forjoining me .—wate ot— thank you so much forjoining me ._make of this- thank you so much forjoining me ._make of this ?- thank you so much forjoining mei ._make of this ? your . what do you make of this? your ttowgtts— . what do you make of this? your ttowgtts e — . what do you make of this? your thoughts ? well,— . what do you make of this? your thoughts ? well, it's— . what do you make of this? your thoughts ? flittill l thoughts? well, it's always a pleasure to be with you. and looking at that dress- looking at that dress today, i tett— looking at that dress today, i tett yout— looking at that dress today, i tett yout t— looking at that dress today, i tell you, i feel— looking at that dress today, i tell you, i feel very unglamorous. tell you, i feel very- unglamorous. however, here tell you, i feel very— unglamorous. however, here are my thoughts . do you unglamorous. "til”tiil atzi; q do you remember my thoughts. do you remember that— my thoughts. do you remember ttat programme,— my thoughts. do you remember that programme, that- q do you remember that programme, that comedy , that programme, that comedy, tat-s— that programme, that comedy, tat-s army— that programme, that comedy, pat-s armyt wow— that programme, that comedy, dad's army, you wouldn't call it nowiand— dad's army, you wouldn't call it nowiand there— dad's army, you wouldn't call it nowiand there was— dad's army, you wouldn't call it now and there was and there was now? and there was and there was atwaws—atwaws- always that. it was always about, don't don't panic. about, don't panic, don't panic. and message i would and that is the message i would like to give the viewers. and the listeners. i've written down atew— the listeners. i've written down atew ttttgs— the listeners. i've written down a few things that_ the listeners. i've written down a few things that-to- a few things that i want to teetare— a few things that i want to declare-help- a few things that i want to declare-help ,- a few things that i want to declare help , just to declare here to help, just to reassure- firstly. declare here to help, just to reassure- firstly ,i declare here to help, just to. reassure- firstly , the reassure people. firstly, the international agency for research on cancer will make a formal announcement on the 14th

of july. that's the first thing to say. okay , so we don't really to say. okay, so we don't really ttow— to say. okay, so we don't really know wet— to say. okay, so we don't really know wet . — to say. okay, so we don't really know wet . tte— to say. okay, so we don't really know yet . the second- okay, so we don't really know yet . g know yet. the second thing now this is rumour , all right? it's this is rumour, all right? it's not fact. it's rumoured that the tettttttot— not fact. it's rumoured that the definition will— not fact. it's rumoured that the definition will be— not fact. it's rumoured that the definition will be i'll- ati. it's rumoured that the definition will be i'll write, ttt— definition will be i'll write, at reat— definition will be i'll write, at teat tt— definition will be i'll write, i'll read it here— definition will be i'll write, i'll read it here as possibly as posstttw— i'll read it here as possibly as possibly linked— i'll read it here as possibly as possibly linked to cancer. \titat possibly linked to cancer. now, ttat— possibly linked to cancer. now, ttat ts— possibly linked to cancer. now, ttat ts teaw— possibly linked to cancer. now, that is very wishy_ possibly linked to cancer. ttitw but that is very wishy washy. but the third interesting- but the third interesting point here is the third interesting point here ts ote— the third interesting point here is one sweeteners— the third interesting point here is one sweeteners association saw— is one sweeteners association saw ttat— is one sweeteners association saw ttat ttts— is one sweeteners association say that this particular sweetener— say that this particular sweetener is- say that this particular sweetener is one of the most ttst— sweetener is one of the most ast searetet— sweetener is one of the most risk searched ingredients with sto— risk searched ingredients with to toot— risk searched ingredients with over 90 food safety agencies tte— over 90 food safety agencies across the globe— over 90 food safety agencies across the globe declaring that it across the globe declaring that tt ts— across the globe declaring that t ts sate— across the globe declaring that tt ts sate .— across the globe declaring that t ts sate . so— across the globe declaring that it is safe . so we've got to wait it is safe. so we've got to wait ttt— it is safe. so we've got to wait tttt tte— it is safe. so we've got to wait tttt tte ratt— it is safe. so we've got to wait till the 14th of— it is safe. so we've got to wait till the 14th of july. but tratttw— till the 14th of july. but tratttw .— till the 14th of july. but frankly , right now, do i enjoy frankly, right now, do i enjoy a wet— frankly, right now, do i enjoy a ttet cotee— frankly, right now, do i enjoy a diet coke? absolutely with ice, espeetattw— diet coke? absolutely with ice, espeetattw tt— diet coke? absolutely with ice, especially in this— diet coke? absolutely with ice, especially in this hot weather. twt— especially in this hot weather. twt wtat— especially in this hot weather. twt wtat t— especially in this hot weather. but what i don't— especially in this hot weather. but what i don't do is drink toats— but what i don't do is drink toats ot— but what i don't do is drink loads of them. _ but what i don't do is drink loads of them. : loads of them. so what i would say to people is, you know, this might be a good message to put out to say how about moderating a little bit so that you're not drinking too much of it.

because if this risk is real, wett— because if this risk is real, wett .— because if this risk is real, wett , to— because if this risk is real, well, no more— because if this risk is real, well, no more on the 14th of twtw— well, no more on the 14th of july- wett— well, no more on the 14th of july- wett at— well, no more on the 14th of july. well at least you're tatttg— july. well at least you're tatttg a— july. well at least you're taking a step— july. well at least you're taking a step forward to do sowettttg— taking a step forward to do something to— taking a step forward to do something to sort of regain eottrot— something to sort of regain eottrot att— something to sort of regain control and take control back att— control and take control back and tot— control and take control back and tot pwt— control and take control back and not put yourself at too much of and not put yourself at too much ot a— and not put yourself at too much ot a ast.— and not put yourself at too much of a risk. that's— and not put yourself at too much of a risk. that's what i would say— of a risk. that's what i would saw wttt— of a risk. that's what i would say with respect— of a risk. that's what i would say with respect to this parttewtar— say with respect to this particular warning . but you are particular warning. but you are rtgtt. — particular warning. but you are rtgtt. tt— particular warning. but you are rtgtt. tt ts— particular warning. but you are rtgtt. tt ts tt— particular warning. but you are right. it is it is— particular warning. but you are right. l l izta“ti. so right. it is it is panic. so watw— right. it is it is panic. so watw peopte— right. it is it is panic. so many people this- right. l l izta“ti. so many people this week over the tast— many people this week over the tast weet— many people this week over the last week and— many people this week over the last week and i've— many people this week over the last week and i've been hearing trow— last week and i've been hearing trow tots— last week and i've been hearing trow tots ot— last week and i've been hearing from lots of people saying, wett— from lots of people saying, wett t— from lots of people saying, wett t tote— from lots of people saying, well, i love my— from lots of people saying, well, i love my diet drink. stowtt— well, i love my diet drink. stowtt t— well, i love my diet drink. should i just— well, i love my diet drink. should i just stop it? and i've sart— should i just stop it? and i've an, wett— should i just stop it? and i've said, well, personally, i wowttt-t— said, well, personally, i wouldn't. _ said, well, personally, i wouldn't . �*ftttll said, well, personally, i wouldn't. �*ftt�*ti;ll said, well, personally, i wouldn't. yttrill said, well, personally, i- wouldn't . well, you know, but it wouldn't. well, you know, but it is a bit annoying, though. okay, so let's take the sugar tax that has emerged instead of the sugar which drinks . they're which is in the drinks. they're replacing things replacing it with things like a smarter, another sweeteners replacing it with things like a smaiwe another sweeteners replacing it with things like a smaiwe don't another sweeteners replacing it with things like a smaiwe don't reallyter sweeteners replacing it with things like a smaiwe don't really know eeteners replacing it with things like a smaiwe don't really know thetners that we don't really know the full effects as far full effects although as far i mean said most mean as you said is the most researched out all of researched one out of all of them. don't know the full them. but we don't know the full effect aren't we just effect of them aren't we just better with things with better off with things with sugarin better off with things with sugar in and just having less of them ? well i think i think them? well i think i think i would agree in an ideal world that would be great. but my

common sense— that would be great. but my common sense tells- : gttual but my common sense tells me that that protattw— common sense tells me that that protattw wowtt— common sense tells me that that probably would not— common sense tells me that that probably would not work and peopte— probably would not work and peopte wowtt— probably would not work and people would be damaging their teeth— people would be damaging their teett wore— people would be damaging their teeth more and— people would be damaging their teeth more and putting on lots wetgtt. — teeth more and putting on lots wetgtt. t— teeth more and putting on lots more weight. i think . nana the more weight. i think. nana the test— more weight. i think. nana the test wessaeg— more weight. i think. nana the best message here is wait to the wttt— best message here is wait to the rat ot— best message here is wait to the 14th of july,— best message here is wait to the 14th of july, everyone. let's wtat— 14th of july, everyone. let's see what the _ 14th of july, everyone. let's see what the definition is . it see what the definition is. it is see what the definition is. it ts rwwowet— see what the definition is. it is rumoured to— see what the definition is. it is rumoured to be possible that it's is rumoured to be possible that tt-s ttttet— is rumoured to be possible that tt-s ttttet to— is rumoured to be possible that it's linked to cancer, but . but it's linked to cancer, but. but wate— it's linked to cancer, but. but make sure you're— it's linked to cancer, but. but make sure you're not drinking too watw— make sure you're not drinking too watw ot— make sure you're not drinking too many of them because you ttow— too many of them because you know too— too many of them because you know too watw— too many of them because you know too many of— too many of them because you know too many of the common tetts— know too many of the common sense tells us— know too many of the common sense tells us too— know too many of the common sense tells us too fizzy sense tells us too many fizzy taws— sense tells us too many fizzy trttts-ttzzw— sense tells us too many fizzy drinks, fizzy drinks drinks, diet, fizzy drinks aerat— drinks, diet, fizzy drinks aertt tot— drinks, diet, fizzy drinks aren't not the- drinks, diet, fizzy drinks aren't not the best thing to hate. — aren't not the best thing to hate. so— aren't not the best thing to hate. so wa— aren't not the best thing to have. so uh, so— aren't not the best thing to have. so uh, so maybe cut back a bit have. so uh, so maybe cut back a ttt or— have. so uh, so maybe cut back a ttt or twst— have. so uh, so maybe cut back a bit or just drink— have. so uh, so maybe cut back a bit or just drink water. water is bit or just drink water. water ts tte— bit or just drink water. water ts tte test— bit or just drink water. water is the best drink. i drink loads of water. surely what is it with people? well, do know what? people? well, do you know what? i'll people? well, do you know what? ttt-wtat— people? well, do you know what? ttt-wtat t— people? well, do you know what? i'll what i listen. i'll tell you what i do. listen. i'll tell you what i do. listen. i mean, i do like a lot of i mean, i, i, i do like a lot of water. i a lot of water. water. i drink a lot of water. and a fan of intermittent and i am a fan of intermittent water absolutely water fasting. i absolutely swear didn't do swear by it. if i didn't do intermittent water fasting, i'd be your studio , trust be as wide as your studio, trust me. it really, really me. right. and it really, really works for me. but what i do is i squeeze lemon in it and i squeeze lemon in it and i squeeze a bit of orange in it. and do you know what it tastes

really, really quite nice . i really, really quite nice. i really, really quite nice. i really quite like it. so, you know , i'd say to people, know, i'd say to people, experiment a little bit . there's experiment a little bit. there's loads of ideas out there at the moment as well. so another thing to saw— moment as well. so another thing to saw to— moment as well. so another thing to saw to peopte— moment as well. so another thing to saw to peopte ts— moment as well. so another thing to say to people is pop— so another thing to say to people is pop on your tttertet. — to say to people is pop on your tttertet. to— to say to people is pop on your internet. do a— to say to people is pop on your internet. do a little- to say to people is pop on your internet. “jtit l i internet. do a little search how to make water interesting and trust me, you'll come up with loads and loads of ideas. there's always a way. but listen to every listen everyone, do not panic. there was a there was a doctor the other day on another news channel saying exactly the same. do not panic at this time. all right, steve, thank you very wet. — all right, steve, thank you very wet. ttat-s— all right, steve, thank you very much. that's steve miller. he's the much. that's steve miller. he's tte presenter— much. that's steve miller. he's the presenter of— much. that's steve miller. he's the presenter of fat families. trttttatt— the presenter of fat families. brilliant stuff. _ the presenter of fat families. brilliant stuff. well, that's ttat— brilliant stuff. well, that's ttat ote— brilliant stuff. well, that's that one. well,— brilliant stuff. well, that's that one. well, i don't know if tts— that one. well, i don't know if tt-s rte— that one. well, i don't know if tt-s t— that one. well, i don't know if it's me. i have— that one. well, i don't know if it's me. i have to— that one. well, i don't know if it's me. i have to just get off those— it's me. i have to just get off those-ot— it's me. i have to just get off those-of drinks- it's me. i have to just get off those of drinks and just those sort of drinks and just reate— those sort of drinks and just create-wttt- those sort of drinks and just create with water. make create drinks with water. make wowr— create drinks with water. make wow-tow— create drinks with water. make wow-tow tot-t- create drinks with water. make your you don't need your own stuff. you don't need to-ttose— your own stuff. you don't need to-those things- to be buying those things atwwaw. — to be buying those things. atwwaw. —wew to be buying those things- anyway. _view. but anyway. that's just my view. but keep— anyway. that's just my view. but keep-ttowgtts— keep your thoughts coming on was— keep your thoughts coming on wowrs-wotttg— keep your thoughts coming on yours-moving on- keep your thoughts coming on yours moving on to this yours now. moving on to this story— yours now. moving on to this story tts— yours now. moving on to this story, it's-about- yours now. moving on to this story, it's about we were story, it's all about we were tattttg— story, it's all about we were talking-water.- story, it's all about we werei talking-water.-the talking about water. it is the test— talking about water. it is the. best—government talking about water. it is the bes drawing government talking about water. it is the bes drawing up government talking about water. it is the bes drawing up planstvernment talking about water. it is the bes drawing up plans that ment talking about water. it is the bes drawing up plans that could are drawing up plans that could mean-thames— are drawing up plans that could mean thames water, one of mean that thames water, one of the mean that thames water, one of tte oowttrw-s— mean that thames water, one of the country's largest water swpptters— the country's largest water swpptters-te- suppliers, could be renationalised. up

renationalised. after racking up aowt— renationalised. after racking up aowt atowt— renationalised. after racking up around about £14— renationalised. after racking up around about £14 billion worth of around about £14 billion worth ot-tte— around about £14 billion worth ot-tte eowpatw- around about £14 billion worth of the company go of debt, the company could go twst—east- bust without a large cash ttteettot.— bust without a large cash injection. and _ bust without a large cash injection. and that's as concerns financial concerns for the financial restttetee— concerns for the financial resilience of— concerns for the financial resilience of other water eopates— resilience of other water companies around the country tate— companies around the country wate-growt— companies around the country wate-grown ote- companies around the country have grown over the last have also grown over the last weet— have also grown over the last week .— have also grown over the last week . currently,— have also grown over the last week . currently, thames water week. currently, thames water sewtees— week. currently, thames water services around— week. currently, thames water services around 15— week. currently, thames water services around 15 million peopte— services around 15 million peopte wttt— services around 15 million people with its— services around 15 million people with its ceo, sarah tetttew— people with its ceo, sarah tetttew .— people with its ceo, sarah bentley , stepping down after bentley, stepping down after twst— bentley, stepping down after twst two— bentley, stepping down after twst two wears— bentley, stepping down after just two years at the helm. the water— just two years at the helm. the water eowpatw— just two years at the helm. the water company have claimed customers won't— water company have claimed customers won't be affected . but customers won't be affected. but tottttg— customers won't be affected. but tottttg we— customers won't be affected. but tottttg we tow— customers won't be affected. but joining me now to— customers won't be affected. but joining me now to discuss all of ttts— joining me now to discuss all of ttts ts— joining me now to discuss all of ttts ts toget— joining me now to discuss all of this is roger roger, thank this is roger guy. roger, thank you— this is roger guy. roger, thank wow teaw— this is roger guy. roger, thank wow terw twst— this is roger guy. roger, thank you very much for— this is roger guy. roger, thank you very much for joining me this is roger guy. roger, thank you very much forjoining me. you very much for joining me. etaw. — you very much for joining me. etaw. wes— you very much for joining me. otaw. we-s at— you very much for joining me. okay. he's an adviser to the tatt— okay. he's an adviser to the tank ot— okay. he's an adviser to the bank of england— okay. he's an adviser to the bank of england and treasury. bank of england and uk treasury. wes— bank of england and uk treasury. we-sltorwer— bank of england and uk treasury. he'slformer adviser— bank of england and uk treasury. he's former adviser there. he's a former adviser there. wett— he's a former adviser there. wett wtat— he's a former adviser there. well, what do— he's a former adviser there. well, what do you think? renationalisation water? renationalisation of water? wett— renationalisation of water? wett teaw— renationalisation of water? wett terw tat— renationalisation of water? well, very bad idea. i- renationalisation of water? imean, renationalisation of water? �*ftt�*ti;ll tttg ttat: : imean, the well, very bad idea. i mean, the country well, very bad idea. i mean, the eowttrw ts— well, very bad idea. i mean, the eowttrw ts tt— well, very bad idea. i mean, the country is in many— well, very bad idea. i mean, the country is in many ways,- �*ftttll tilt ttat: : i mean, the country is in many ways, as we all country is in many ways, as we at ttow— country is in many ways, as we at ttow .— country is in many ways, as we all know , falling— country is in many ways, as we all know , falling apart. i mean, all know, falling apart. i mean, the government— all know, falling apart. i mean, the government has got so many prottews— the government has got so many prottews .— the government has got so many prottews , watw— the government has got so many problems , many of— the government has got so many problems , many of them problems, many of them self—created— problems, many of them self—created ,- problems, many of them self—created , and they really self—created, and they really tot-t— self—created, and they really tot-t seew— self—created, and they really don't seem to— self—created, and they really don't seem to know what to do now ,_ don't seem to know what to do now; t— don't seem to know what to do now; t that— don't seem to know what to do now , i think one— don't seem to know what to do now , i think one important point now, i think one important point is, now, i think one important point ts wttte— now, i think one important point is, while jeremy— now, i think one important point is, while jeremy hunt, the eatete— is, while jeremy hunt, the chance here— is, while jeremy hunt, the chance here has actually never spett— chance here has actually never spett za— chance here has actually never spett ztt tows— chance here has actually never spent 24 hours in— chance here has actually never spent 24 hours in his life work

in spent 24 hours in his life work tt atw— spent 24 hours in his life work tt atw tttt— spent 24 hours in his life work tt atw tttt ot— spent 24 hours in his life work in any kind of financial oowpapw— in any kind of financial company, and yet he's running our company, and yet he's running tttates— company, and yet he's running our finances, rishi sunak, on tte— our finances, rishi sunak, on tte otter— our finances, rishi sunak, on the other hand— our finances, rishi sunak, on the other hand ,_ our finances, rishi sunak, on the other hand , worked in and the other hand, worked in and his the other hand, worked in and tts etperttse— the other hand, worked in and his expertise was— the other hand, worked in and his expertise was in debt and restructuring— his expertise was in debt and restructuring and trading the tett— restructuring and trading the tett ot— restructuring and trading the debt of troubled companies. so if debt of troubled companies. so tt tes— debt of troubled companies. so tt te-s got— debt of troubled companies. so tt te-s got atw— debt of troubled companies. so if he's got any expertise- debt of troubled companies. so if he's got any expertise in- if he's got any expertise in anything at all, it's knowing what to do in a situation like this. nationalisation is the easy way out and will land us with once again, as in the past, a national ized company filled a nationalized company filled with jobsworths that probably performs less than this one has right now. so the answer to nationalisation is no . i would nationalisation is no. i would also say that it was leaked this morning that the chief executive of one of the water companies, severn trent, wrote a letter or email. i don't recall to the other water companies saying, oh my god , look what's happening. my god, look what's happening. and labour, let's talk to labour

because they're probably going to get in and we don't want them to get in and we don't want them to nationalise us. so let's really get to work on our social and community responsibility and let's avoid this at all costs . let's avoid this at all costs. yeah, but that's all very well. but if you look at the situation ttat— but if you look at the situation ttat seews— but if you look at the situation that seems to— but if you look at the situation that seems to happen when we tate— that seems to happen when we have ttts— that seems to happen when we have this privatisation situation _ have this privatisation situation ,_ have this privatisation situation , they take over, situation, they take over, then ttew— situation, they take over, then ttew tattrwpt— situation, they take over, then they bankrupt the company . they bankrupt the company. fterwote-s— they bankrupt the company. everyone's the— they bankrupt the company. everyone's the shareholders have gone— everyone's the shareholders have gote ott— everyone's the shareholders have gote ott. tte— everyone's the shareholders have gone off. the product that ttew-re— gone off. the product that they're delivering is not being tettteret— they're delivering is not being delivered to _ they're delivering is not being delivered to a— they're delivering is not being delivered to a good level and ttew— delivered to a good level and ttew tatet-t— delivered to a good level and they haven't put— delivered to a good level and they haven't put the investment in they haven't put the investment tt teetet. — they haven't put the investment in needed-only- they haven't put the investment in needed. only people in needed. and the only people ttat—wp- in needed. and the only people ttat—wp tte- in needed. and the only people ttat—wp tte tati that end up picking up the tab are—so— that end up picking up the tab are—so aren't- that end up picking up the tab are—so aren't we. are the public. so aren't we tetter— are the public. so aren't we better especially as it is better off, especially as it is water— better off, especially as it is water owtttg— better off, especially as it is water owning it— better off, especially as it is water owning it because there are some things— water owning it because there are some things that i don't tettete— are some things that i don't tettete-te- are some things that i don't believe be public believe should be in public watts.— believe should be in public tatts. toget— believe should be in public hands. roger well, i don't i tot-t— hands. roger well, i don't i tot-t ttttt— hands. roger well, i don't i don't think that_ hands. roger well, i don't i don't think that there are only those— don't think that there are only ttose two— don't think that there are only those two solutions. /til. ”ti: those two solutions. you're atsotwtetw— those two solutions. you're absolutely right that what happened here is that the institutional owners of thames water were kind of pigs at the

trough . they paid out so much trough. they paid out so much and dividends and profits to themselves while not investing in the future so that the leakage and the excrement in, you know, in beaches and such situation is beyond belief and intolerable. it's a situation of terrible, terrible mismanagement . now, my philosophy nana is this, that when private equity and sovereign wealth funds and these institutional investor run companies , they usually run them companies, they usually run them better than the management . better than the management. these people are expert professional managers and when they get it wrong, they should put their hands in their pockets and pony up the money to make it right. that's what should happen here. if they don't do that, i think they should find a white knight to rescue it. and the government should give a lot of guarantees that now that's a liability, but that isn't cash out of your in my pocket today unless something goes seriously wrong . i think that's the best

wrong. i think that's the best solution. do you think? well, listen, roger, thank- solution. do you think? well, listen, roger, thank you- i“ “jtit “

economy and foreign policy in particular, those two areas should run . and just leaving it should run. and just leaving it all to somebody else or leaving it to bureaucrats to run the country. i thought i should do my part and make a contribution . and i don't think there's it's a strange thing to say this , but a strange thing to say this, but i don't think there's a greater way you contribute to your country through responsible behaviour in its government. and if you get governance right, then it's going to have a huge benefit for many , many millions benefit for many, many millions of people. of course , if you get of people. of course, if you get it wrong, it could be a tragedy . well you've had a pretty good career throughout in politics and you've done some incredible things of course, helping australia with their situation with regard immigration. in with regard to immigration. in in your view, what's your optttot— in your view, what's your optttot ot— in your view, what's your opinion on the- in your view, what's your opinion on the state of the twwtgrattot— opinion on the state of the immigration system here in the uk immigration system here in the ttt att— immigration system here in the ttt att wtat— immigration system here in the uk and what should we be doing wttt— uk and what should we be doing wttt regatt— uk and what should we be doing wttt regart to— uk and what should we be doing with regard to rwanda? because i ttow— with regard to rwanda? because i know wowe— with regard to rwanda? because i know you've been— with regard to rwanda? because i know you've been the government

tate— know you've been the government wate—toat- know you've been the government have—boardlcomel have taken you on board to come up have taken you on board to come wp—see— have taken you on board to come wp—see tow- have taken you on board to come wp—see tow ttat| up with ideas and see how that can be implemented. well, the uk is obviously and understandably a very popular country, huge numbers of people want to go to the uk to live. it's worth thinking about this. they're not all flooding into japan or china . um, or or , or, you know. nigel . um, or or, or, you know. nigel area. they're they're flooding into the uk because it's a great place to live. so you should take that as a compliment, i think first and foremost. secondly you have to have managed immigration. i mean immigration is a is a great thing . um, there's no doubt thing. um, there's no doubt about that. if you want your society to be dynamic and forward looking and highly productive, then migrants are going to be a component of that. you want to bring in the smartest, hardest working people you can find, but you have to manage immigration . so my manage immigration. so my criticism of the british immigration system is twofold.

first of all, it's untapped . so, first of all, it's untapped. so, um , you know, the government has um, you know, the government has noidea um, you know, the government has no idea how many migrants it's going to bring in every year in any category . they should have any category. they should have a cap on the number of business migrants on family reunions, brits marrying foreigners and so on. you have to allow the foreign partner to come into the uk . of course. um, and do some uk. of course. um, and do some resettlement of refugees. you know, the uk should carry its share of the burden of dealing with that problem . um, but over with that problem. um, but over and above those caps not take people other wise you're going to end up with floods of people coming in and that puts huge pressure on particularly, but not just public services on everything from the health service and the education system to the transport system and so on. so it's got to be managed . on. so it's got to be managed. and i think that is the problem. it hasn't been tightly enough managed over the years. so the

rwanda plan, a lot of people sneering at it , saying, well, sneering at it, saying, well, you can only send a few people there. and course, this week there. and of course, this week it there. and of course, this week tt-ttat— there. and of course, this week tt-ttat tt— there. and of course, this week tt-ttat t was- it was ruled that it was wttawtwt— it was ruled that it was unlawful. in- it was ruled that it was unlawful. in your it unlawful. in your view, is it wttawtwt— unlawful. in your view, is it wttawtwt e — unlawful. in your view, is it unlawful ? well,- unlawful. in your view, is it unlawful ? jtitt�*ti;ll unlawful. in your view, is it unlawful? jtitt�*ti;ll i unlawful? well, the courts decide this and the high court decided it wasn't the court of appeal by a majority of 2 to 1 decided it was . and it will now decided it was. and it will now go to the supreme court and the supreme court will decide . i supreme court will decide. i mean, the two judges on the court of appeal who didn't approve of the rwanda plans plan said that rwanda couldn't be counted on not to send people who are found to be refugees back to the country they originally come from . i mean, i originally come from. i mean, i know rwanda. i know the rwandan officials. i think that is improbable in the extreme. but maybe the home office and the rwandans need to get together and tighten that up for the satisfaction of the courts. but

most of the findings, even in the court of appeal, approved of this plan. and my simple proposition is this these people who are coming and breaking the immigration system and trying to break the immigration system are coming from france, wherever they originally come from, they're coming from france. they're not being persecuted in france . they can either stay in france. they can either stay in france. they can either stay in france or they can go to rwanda . they'll have that choice. that'll be a choice they have. and i think in the end they'll choose. i mean , maybe for wrong, choose. i mean, maybe for wrong, not for right, but choose. i mean, maybe for wrong, not for right , but they'll not for right, but they'll choose to stay in france . but by choose to stay in france. but by the way, rwanda is a beautiful and it is country. i know it's unbelievable.— and it is country. i know it's unbelievable. it's— tf’t: l i i know it's unbelievable. it's famous for its unbelievable. it's famous for tts gortttas. — unbelievable. it's famous for its gorillas. it's— unbelievable. it's famous for its gorillas. it's got beautiful seete-rw— its gorillas. it's got beautiful seterwote-— its gorillas. it's got beautiful scenery. .onelthe - its gorillas. it's got beautiful scenery. one the jewels scenery. it's one of the jewels in scenery. it's one of the jewels tt-atrteat— scenery. it's one of the jewels in .african crown. - scenery. it's one of the jewels in-african crown. i- scenery. it's one of the jewels in african crown. i have no in the african crown. i have no ttea— in the african crown. i have no ttea. tt— in the african crown. i have no ttea. tt twst— in the african crown. i have no idea. it must be— in the african crown. i have no idea. it must be some sort of pereepttot— idea. it must be some sort of perception that_ idea. it must be some sort of perception that of it being such a tat— perception that of it being such a tat-t— perception that of it being such atat-t-tt-s- perception that of it being such a bad-i-it's had. perception that of it being such a bad-i-it's had its a bad place. i know it's had its tat— a bad place. i know it's had its tat twes— a bad place. i know it's had its bad times, but— a bad place. i know it's had its bad times, but it— a bad place. i know it's had its bad times, but it wasn't long. it bad times, but it wasn't long. tt wastt— bad times, but it wasn't long. it wasn't that_ bad times, but it wasn't long. it wasn't that where we it wasn't that far away where we were—tor- it wasn't that far away where wei were persecuting people for same sex relationships.— were persecuting people for same sex relationships. so can't sex relationships. so we can't reattw— sex relationships. so we can't reattw tott— sex relationships. so we can't really hold ourselves up in

tato— really hold ourselves up in major either. _ really hold ourselves up in major either. “ttg t:titi�* l really hold ourselves up in major either. “ttg t:ttti�* l “ttg major either. they don't. they don't . um, just to take up that don't. um, just to take up that issue , same sex relationships issue, same sex relationships are legal in rwanda. exactly. yeah. this is a country that pulled itself out of a genocidal civil war in 1994. it's remarkable what they've done. i mean , i know a lot of rwandans. mean, i know a lot of rwandans. they're lovely people. it's a beautiful country. you're right to refer to the gorillas is a bit expensive to go and see the gorillas, but it's a wonderful experience . it's a lovely place experience. it's a lovely place . and it just gets bagged out by people who have never been there and don't know it at all. i've been there twice and it's a great place. alexander downer, ttatt— great place. alexander downer, ttatt wow — great place. alexander downer, ttatt wow tew— gtt;al i alexander downer, thank you very much. the pteaswre— thank you very much. the pteaswre .— thank you very much. the pleasure. nana- thank you very much. the pleasure . nana this thank you very much. the pleasure. nana this is gb thank you very much. the pleasure . nana this is gb news. pleasure. nana this is gb news. there's loads more to come in tte— there's loads more to come in tte tett— there's loads more to come in the next hour— there's loads more to come in the next hour .—

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says more than 1300 people were arrested overnight as violence continues to spread across the country. buildings and vehicles were torched and stores looted by protesters demanding justice for the 17 year old known as nana. for the 17 year old known as nana . a m, the french president, nana. a m, the french president, emmanuel macron, has postponed a state visit to germany due to begin tomorrow because of the unrest. french reporter anton andre says the recent riots have nothing to do with wanting justice for french people. is more and more upset is more and more upset against this these— more and more upset against this ttese rtoters— more and more upset against this these rioters and— more and more upset against this these rioters and that's a point wttet— these rioters and that's a point wttot ts— these rioters and that's a point wttot ts goot— these rioters and that's a point which is good for— these rioters and that's a point which is good for emmanuel trarto— which is good for emmanuel macron because— which is good for emmanuel macron because everybody now ttttts— macron because everybody now ttttts tts— macron because everybody now thinks it's enough— macron because everybody now thinks it's enough . we have to thinks it's enough. we have to stop— thinks it's enough. we have to stop ttew.— thinks it's enough. we have to stop ttew. att— thinks it's enough. we have to stop them. and there is nothing to to— stop them. and there is nothing to to wttt— stop them. and there is nothing to do with justice. _ stop them. and there is nothing to do with justice. it's not a gwesttot— to do with justice. it's not a gwesttot ot— to do with justice. it's not a question of justice. it's just to pwt— question of justice. it's just to pwt etaos— question of justice. it's just to put chaos and to and to rotterw— to put chaos and to and to rotterw att— to put chaos and to and to robbery and to— to put chaos and to and to robbery and to steal upon upon a tatse— robbery and to steal upon upon a false political— robbery and to steal upon upon a false political cause . jtitt�*ti;ll false political cause. well, trtttst— false political cause. well, british travellers are also being warned their movements could be restricted due to protests costs. but travel

expert simon calder believes it is still safe . for now. it is still safe. for now. it starts spreading.- is still safe. for now. it starts spreading. if- starts spreading. if it gets in towarts— starts spreading. if it gets in towarts tte— starts spreading. if it gets in towards the tourist areas. and tear— towards the tourist areas. and tear tt— towards the tourist areas. and tear tt wttt— towards the tourist areas. and bear in mind that_ towards the tourist areas. and bear in mind that france is the most— bear in mind that france is the most popwtar— bear in mind that france is the most popular country in the worm— most popular country in the wortt tor— most popular country in the world for incoming tourists. so therefore,— world for incoming tourists. so therefore, tourism _ world for incoming tourists. so therefore, tourism essential for ttew.— therefore, tourism essential for tea twt— therefore, tourism essential for them. but similarly , obe, you're them. but similarly, obe, you're in them. but similarly, obe, you're tt tte— them. but similarly, obe, you're in the middle— them. but similarly, obe, you're in the middle of— them. but similarly, obe, you're in the middle of a— them. but similarly, obe, you're in the middle of a beautiful ettw— in the middle of a beautiful ettw swet— in the middle of a beautiful ettw swot as— in the middle of a beautiful city such as paris. if there's gouge,— city such as paris. if there's trouble, starts— city such as paris. if there's trouble, starts coming in from the trouble, starts coming in from tte swtwrts— trouble, starts coming in from tte swtwrts ,— trouble, starts coming in from the suburbs , from the born.louis the suburbs, from the born.louis ttto— the suburbs, from the born.louis ttto tte— the suburbs, from the born.louis into the centre,— the suburbs, from the born.louis into the centre, that could stgtat— into the centre, that could signal problems. so even just stop. — signal problems. so even just stop. ott— signal problems. so even just stop. oil protesters- signal problems. so even just stop. cj l i“ stop. oil protesters have been arrested for disrupting london's pride. march activists blocked the road and sprayed paint on a coca—cola truck, forcing the parade to stop for 16 minutes. they were arrested for public nuisance offences . the group nuisance offences. the group says they took action because pride works with industries complicit in worsening the climate change crisis . three climate change crisis. three members of animal rising have climbed a large scaffold in the centre of a track in a bid to stop the english greyhound derby

final from taking place . the final from taking place. the activists scaled the scaffold around noon on alleging this will protect the dogs from harm on the track. the race is planned to take place a quarter at a quarter past nine this evening . jeremy clarkson's evening. jeremy clarkson's column about the duchess of sussex published in the sun, was found to be sexist by the press regulator. the former top gear star wrote that he dreamed of meghan markle being paraded naked through british towns and publicly shamed more than 25,000 complaints were filed. the most ever received by the independent press standards organisation . press standards organisation. ipso said the article was humiliating and degrading, but it rejected suggestions it was racist. enacted hit or harassed. the duchess , the senior the duchess, the senior detective who survived an attempted murder in northern ireland, was given a standing ovation at an award ceremony last night . ovation at an award ceremony last night. the ovation at an award ceremony last night . the chief inspector

last night. the chief inspector ,john last night. the chief inspector , john caldwell , dci john , john caldwell, dci john caldwell, who received the special recognition prize , special recognition prize, thanked his family for their support as he spoke publicly for the first time, the detective was seriously injured when he was seriously injured when he was shot by a dissident republicans in omagh in february. he said he was sorry children had to witness the horrors of the attack. the prime minister rishi sunak presented his award via video link describing dci caldwell as a true hero. it's a real pleasure to present the spirit of northern ireland's special recognition award this evening to someone that i admire hugely a policeman, a father , a a policeman, a father, a husband, a football coach, a man who , when his own life was in who, when his own life was in danger , was still thinking of danger, was still thinking of others . all households are being others. all households are being urged to take an energy metre reading today as the new price cap comes into force. regulator ofgem says the average price people can be charged has fallen to just over £2,000. however,

bills are still much higher than they were two years ago . the they were two years ago. the world's largest airliner is returning to birmingham as gulf carriers ramp up capacity. emirates has reintroduced its airbus a380 service for one of its two daily return flights between the west midlands and dubai for the first time since the pandemic. dubai for the first time since the pandemic . meanwhile, dubai for the first time since the pandemic. meanwhile, saudi saudia airlines will start serving birmingham from tomorrow with three return flights per week to jeddah and qatar airways will return to the airport on thursday . ooh, iced coffee thursday. ooh, iced coffee dnnks thursday. ooh, iced coffee drinks from high street chains can contain exceptionally high amounts of sugar. be warned, with consumer company which. finding many that are sweeter than a mars bar or a can of coca—cola . it compared frappes coca—cola. it compared frappes and frappuccino chinos from starbucks. caffe nero and costa, one of the unhealthiest options was a starbucks caramel frappuccino containing 48.5g of

sugan frappuccino containing 48.5g of sugar. that's equivalent to 12. yes, 12 teaspoons of sugar, which is nearly 20g more than the daily amount recommended by the daily amount recommended by the nhs . wahaca deal with one of the nhs. wahaca deal with one of those. it's pretty hot in here today. this is gb news. we'll bnng today. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now though, let's head over to nana. good afternoon. it's fast approaetttg— l: it's fast approaching. seven minutes after woo.— approaching. seven minutes after woo. ttts— approaching. seven minutes after woo. ttts ts— approaching. seven minutes after 4:00. this is gb— approaching. seven minutes after 4:00. this is gb news on tv, otttte— 4:00. this is gb news on tv, otttte att— 4:00. this is gb news on tv, online and on— 4:00. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm wata— online and on digital radio. i'm wata atwa— online and on digital radio. i'm wata atwa .— online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua . we— online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua . we cannot allow nana akua. we cannot allow a easttess— nana akua. we cannot allow a cashless society. _ nana akua. we cannot allow a cashless society. can culture tas— cashless society. can culture tas gote— cashless society. can culture tas gone too— cashless society. can culture has gone too far— cashless society. can culture has gone too far .- cashless society. can culture has gone too far. i'm afraid i eat-t— has gone too far. i'm afraid i cant tet— has gone too far. i'm afraid i can't let this— has gone too far. i'm afraid i can't let this one— has gone too far. i'm afraid i can't let this one go. the other day— can't let this one go. the other taw t— can't let this one go. the other taw t was— can't let this one go. the other day i was disgusted to find that tattttg— day i was disgusted to find that banking institutions of this eowttrw— banking institutions of this eowttrw are— banking institutions of this country are able to do what wowtt— country are able to do what wowtt appear— country are able to do what would appear clubbed together and twat— would appear clubbed together and turn someone into a non—person person without so

twst— non—person person without so wet as— non—person person without so wet as a— non—person person without so wet as a tww— non—person person without so wet as a tww or— non—person person without so much as a buy or leave nigel farage— much as a buy or leave nigel farage. tt— much as a buy or leave nigel farage. a colleague of mine is someone i've admired for many weas— someone i've admired for many weas tas— someone i've admired for many years, has become— someone i've admired for many years, has become just that a non—person. courtesy of his bank att— non—person. courtesy of his bank and some— non—person. courtesy of his bank and some seven others. so pretty wwet— and some seven others. so pretty wwet att— and some seven others. so pretty wwet att ot— and some seven others. so pretty much all of them— and some seven others. so pretty much all of them in— and some seven others. so pretty much all of them in the uk who tate— much all of them in the uk who hate, tt— much all of them in the uk who have, it would _ much all of them in the uk who have, it would appear, colluded togetter— have, it would appear, colluded togetter att— have, it would appear, colluded together and declined his custom . wate— together and declined his custom . have a— together and declined his custom . have a listen— together and declined his custom . have a listen. _ together and declined his custom . have a listen. i've— together and declined his custom . have a listen. git . have a listen. i've got a phone call, a couple of months ago to say we are closing your accounts. iasked ago to say we are closing your accounts. i asked why no reason gttea— accounts. i asked why no reason gttet. t— accounts. i asked why no reason gttet. t was— accounts. i asked why no reason was given. i was told— accounts. i asked why no reason was given. i was told a- ii i asked why no reason was given. i was told a letter wowtt— was given. i was told a letter wowtt sorte— was given. i was told a letter would come, which would explain eterwttttg. — would come, which would explain eterwttttg. tte— would come, which would explain everything. the letter- would come, which would explain everything. i everything. the letter came through and simply said, we are closing your accounts. we want to finish it all by a date , to finish it all by a date, which is around about now . i which is around about now. i didn't quite know what to make of didn't quite know what to make ot ft.— didn't quite know what to make ot t. t— didn't quite know what to make of it. i complained. i emailed tte— of it. i complained. i emailed the chairman— of it. i complained. i emailed the chairman a— of it. i complained. i emailed the chairman a lackey phoned me to saw— the chairman a lackey phoned me to saw ttat— the chairman a lackey phoned me to saw ttat tt— the chairman a lackey phoned me to say that it was— the chairman a lackey phoned me to say that it was a— the chairman a lackey phoned me to say that it was a commercial teetstow— to say that it was a commercial decision, which— to say that it was a commercial decision, which i— to say that it was a commercial decision, which i have to say, i tot-t— decision, which i have to say, i don't believe _ decision, which i have to say, i don't believe for— decision, which i have to say, i don't believe for a— decision, which i have to say, i don't believe for a single rtortett — don't believe for a single moment. so— don't believe for a single moment. so i— don't believe for a single moment. so i thought, well, there— moment. so i thought, well, ttere we— moment. so i thought, well, there we are. _ moment. so i thought, well, there we are. i'll— moment. so i thought, well, there we are. i'll have to go att— there we are. i'll have to go and ttto— there we are. i'll have to go and tttt a— there we are. i'll have to go and find a different bank. i've teet— and find a different bank. i've teen to— and find a different bank. i've teen to stt— and find a different bank. i've been to six, no,—

and find a different bank. i've been to six, no, seven banks aetwattw— been to six, no, seven banks actually asked _ been to six, no, seven banks actually asked them all, could i tate— actually asked them all, could i have a— actually asked them all, could i have a personal— actually asked them all, could i have a personal and a business aeeowtt— have a personal and a business aeeowtt e— have a personal and a business aeeowtt tott— have a personal and a business account ? and the— have a personal and a business account ? and the answer has been account? and the answer has been no. account? and the answer has been tt— account? and the answer has been tt eterw— account? and the answer has been tt eterw sttgte— account? and the answer has been no. in every single case. so ttose— no. in every single case. so ttose setet— no. in every single case. so those seven must- no. in every single case. so those seven must include many of the banks that we, the public, bailed out after they recklessly lent money during the subprime fiasco, which caused a crash in 2008. austerity followed. and whilst we were paying for it in our taxes, they were rewarding themselves handsomely with bonuses sums beyond most of our wildest dreams . only this week wildest dreams. only this week the government had to step in to ask literally beg the banks. ask them nicely to pass on the hike in interest rates to their savings products . acas. i mean, savings products. acas. i mean, who the hell is running this country now ? i get it. if there country now? i get it. if there is some evidence genuine evidence of foul play, but this doesn't seem to be the and doesn't seem to be the case and they have closed down nigel's account without explanation account without any explanation whatsoever targeted members whatsoever and targeted members of his family well. it's not of his family as well. it's not even as though he's a bad customer . in even as though he's a bad customer. in fact, he's held these accounts in very good

order decades . he's a very, order for decades. he's a very, very customer . order for decades. he's a very, very customer. nigel has very good customer. nigel has pinned the bank's behaviour down to three potential things . a few to three potential things. a few years ago , the european- gt; a few years ago , the european union years ago, the european union wp— years ago, the european union wp wttt— years ago, the european union wp wttt a— years ago, the european union came up with a definition of sowetotw— came up with a definition of somebody called a pep , a somebody called a pep, a potttteattw— somebody called a pep, a politically exposed person. now this politically exposed person. now ttts eowtt— politically exposed person. now this could range— politically exposed person. now this could range from anybody trow— this could range from anybody trow a— this could range from anybody trow a wtae— this could range from anybody from a prime minister down to a toeat— from a prime minister down to a local councillor— from a prime minister down to a local councillor ,— from a prime minister down to a local councillor , and i think local councillor, and i think tte— local councillor, and i think tte easot— local councillor, and i think the reason for— local councillor, and i think the reason for it— local councillor, and i think the reason for it was , you know, the reason for it was, you know, peopte — the reason for it was, you know, peopte tt— the reason for it was, you know, were people in politics open to trtterwe— were people in politics open to bribery? could— were people in politics open to bribery? could foreign governments from ukraine or cttta— governments from ukraine or cttta or— governments from ukraine or china or wherever else it may be,— china or wherever else it may to eowtt— china or wherever else it may to eowtt ttew— china or wherever else it may be, could they be— china or wherever else it may be, could they be pumping money into be, could they be pumping money ttto tte,— be, could they be pumping money ttto the; wow— be, could they be pumping money into the, you know,— be, could they be pumping money into the, you know, the accounts of into the, you know, the accounts ot oorrwpt— into the, you know, the accounts of corrupt politicians ? so of corrupt politicians? so i ttto— of corrupt politicians? so i tttt ot— of corrupt politicians? so i kind of understand that and get that — kind of understand that and get that twt— kind of understand that and get that. but then— kind of understand that and get that. but then the— kind of understand that and get that. but then the banks you see themselves are part of the big corporate structures in this country. these are the organisations who did not want brexit to happen and i think in my case probably the corporate world will never, ever forgive me because they know if i hadn't done what i did with the help of thousands of people in our

people's army, that never would have been a referendum, let alone victory. i'm the one alone a victory. i'm the one ttat— alone a victory. i'm the one ttat ts— alone a victory. i'm the one ttat ts to— alone a victory. i'm the one that is to carry— alone a victory. i'm the one that is to carry the- . titttg i'm the one that is to carry the blame . i q i'm the one that is to carry the blame . few that is to carry the blame. few wottts— that is to carry the blame. few months ago— that is to carry the blame. few months ago tt— that is to carry the blame. few months ago in the— that is to carry the blame. few months ago in the house of commons, sir— months ago in the house of commons, sir chris bryant, etatrwat— commons, sir chris bryant, chairman of— commons, sir chris bryant, chairman of the— commons, sir chris bryant, chairman of the privileges cowwtttee,— chairman of the privileges committee, said using parliamentary privilege that i had received— parliamentary privilege that i had received large sums of money ttreettw— had received large sums of money ttreottw trow — had received large sums of money directly from the— had received large sums of money directly from the russian gotertwett— directly from the russian government and he named the eatettar— government and he named the eatettar wear— government and he named the calendar year in— government and he named the calendar year in which it had tappetet.— calendar year in which it had tappetet. tte— calendar year in which it had happened. the truth is , i didn't happened. the truth is, i didn't a pettw— happened. the truth is, i didn't receive a penny from any source wttt— receive a penny from any source wttt etet— receive a penny from any source wttt atw— receive a penny from any source with even any link— receive a penny from any source with even any link to russia ttterest— with even any link to russia interest hinckley nothing from cwts— interest hinckley nothing from cwts twatt— interest hinckley nothing from cwts tawatt ,— interest hinckley nothing from chris bryant, who has made that eorwtett wtt— chris bryant, who has made that comment. why he— chris bryant, who has made that comment. bitty ”ti: chris bryant, who has made that comment. why he where he is, why is he not speaking out? i mean, where on earth has he gone? speak up. chris rikki neave you where are where are where are you getting this justification for the evidence for your accusation when even andrew neil, who is no big fan of gb news after his very public departure, even he was able to put that to one side to say this on twitter , if this is anywhere on twitter, if this is anywhere near a fair account of the

situation and it looks to me that it is, then it really is quite the story and very troubling . fair play to you, troubling. fair play to you, andrew, for that for that, you have my utmost respect because this is something that transcends disagreements or where you or i stand on the political spectrum. this is a demonstration of the power that the banks hold . imagine what the banks hold. imagine what they could do if let them do they could do if we let them do away with cash . they all have away with cash. they all have the ultimate power of cancellation and therefore the power to destroy your life . they power to destroy your life. they don't agree with you and this, i suspect, is the reason the banks have given no explanation is because their behaviour is politically motivated and it's not a good look . why else would not a good look. why else would they not be prepared to come clean about their reasonable reasoning? but punishing people for challenging a narrative is becoming common place the silencing, for example , of the silencing, for example, of the mps daring to question mps for daring to question a truly privileges truly biased privileges committee who's kangaroo court led by head kangaroo harriet carman, aka skippy , found boris carman, aka skippy, found boris guilty of misleading the house. we knew they would because they

said beforehand. even said they would beforehand. even changing the wording to make sure couldn't get off sure that he couldn't get off the content with the hook. not content with finishing boris's career. they are targeting mps are now targeting mps who questioned questionable questioned their questionable behaviour. but it's even more sinister when financial institution fans throw their hat institution fans throw their hat in the ring because they can make living impossible . take make living impossible. take paypal who cancelled toby young's head of free speech union. they disclosed his daily. they closed down his daily sceptic paypal account because it seems they didn't like the fact that he was advocating for freedom of speech. they later reinstated it, but only after he kicked up a fuss. and christina jordan, who banked with nationwide, met a similar fate to nigel. she tweeted several months after i was elected, brexit party mep. my family and i had all of our accounts closed , even though i'd been a loyal customer for 30 years and she went on to say to those cheering and celebrating the cancellation of nigel farage's bank accounts , let's hope it never happens to

you . but even after all that, you. but even after all that, nigel still loves this country . nigel still loves this country. is this not a great country to ttte— is this not a great country to ttte tte — is this not a great country to ttte we on— is this not a great country to live in? cj" lti;lg live in? oh, absolutely. atsotwtetw— live in? oh, absolutely. absolutely .— live in? oh, absolutely. absolutely . good.- live in? cj" absolutely . good. now, this is absolutely. good. now, this is arter— absolutely. good. now, this is atter te— absolutely. good. now, this is after he then— absolutely. good. now, this is after he then disclosed what had happened— after he then disclosed what had tappetet to— after he then disclosed what had tappetet to ttw— after he then disclosed what had happened to him . “tiiti; g happened to him. there's nothing racist or wrong with someone wanting control of their countries borders or to want to ensure a government acts with fairness and takes care of its own citizens first. go to any country and that's what they do. there it's no accident that nigel won the tric award as voted for by the people as the best news presenter . and it's no best news presenter. and it's no accident at all the people love him. we all love him because he's bold and brave . he's he's bold and brave. he's prepared to go out and say and do what many are afraid to because look what happens when you speak the truth. bang hold accounts are far worse people than nigel. the people smugglers, for one. we cannot be forced to live in a cashless society because if they choose to, the banks can destroy everything you've worked for and

make life impossible. if they don't like the your jib don't like the cut of your jib holding a bank account. in this day age should be a human day and age should be a human right, must be enshrined right, and it must be enshrined in law. we must fight this behaviour. otherwise there's no telling who they decide will be . next well, before we get stuck into the debate, here's what else is coming up today for the great british debate. this hour, i'm asking believe i'm asking do you believe the rwanda was unlawful? prime rwanda plan was unlawful? prime minister sunak has failed minister rishi sunak has failed to confirm the first to to confirm the first flight to rwanda take off by the end rwanda would take off by the end of after court ruling of the year after a court ruling deemed the policy to unlawful deemed the policy to be unlawful . but do agree with this . but do you agree with this decision ? then at 450, it's decision? then at 450, it's royal time and royal royal roundup time and royal biographer angela levin be biographer angela levin will be in give you all in the studio to give you all the behind the latest from behind the palace the prince palace walls on the menu, prince harry has demanded £440,000 in damages after he claimed that the mirror group breached his privacy . as the court comes privacy. as the court case comes to a conclusion. good luck with that, harry. then at five, it's this week's my difficult

conversation on four stones lighter for a lot less chest hair than before and with a tone of a baby oil or a tonne of baby oil , our very of a baby oil or a tonne of baby oil, our very own patrick christie became a dream boy and danced on stage with some of the most famous male strippers to raise money for charity . he'll raise money for charity. he'll be joining me in the studio to take us through his big day . take us through his big day. that's on the way in the next houn that's on the way in the next hour. tell me what you think on everything we're discussing. aslef. email aslef. ever email gbviews@gbnews.com or tweet me at . gb news. gbviews@gbnews.com or tweet me at. gb news. right. let's gbviews@gbnews.com or tweet me at . gb news. right. let's get at. gb news. right. let's get started. let's welcome again to my panel broadcast from columnist lizzie cundy and political commentator sam dowler. right sam dowler, i'm going to come to you first because i think what are you going to say, nigel? bank account cancelled? this account being cancelled? is this account being cancelled? is this a they doing the a good thing? are they doing the right in your view? i'm right thing in your view? i'm imagining he was talking about gwtte— imagining he was talking about gwtte at— imagining he was talking about quite an exclusive bank . quite an exclusive bank. i'm twagttttg— quite an exclusive bank. i'm imagining like— quite an exclusive bank. i'm imagining like a— quite an exclusive bank. i'm imagining like a bank account like or. yeah seven imagining like a bank account likthe or. yeah seven imagining like a bank account likthe others. yeah seven imagining like a bank account likthe others alsoh seven imagining like a bank account likthe others also then. seven imagining like a bank account likthe others also then. so en of the others also then. so i mean obviously you know we're just getting on nigel's side of

this. i mean like did he walk ttto— this. i mean like did he walk ttto a— this. i mean like did he walk into a natwest_ this. i mean like did he walk into a natwest and- i mean like did he walk into a natwest and i want to into a natwest and say i want to start— into a natwest and say i want to start a— into a natwest and say i want to start a t— into a natwest and say i want to start a t watt,— into a natwest and say i want to start a, i want, i— into a natwest and say i want to start a, i want, i want to start a want— start a, i want, i want to start a tratt ew— start a, i want, i want to start a brand new account, a savings aeeowtt— a brand new account, a savings aeeowtt att— a brand new account, a savings aeeowtt and a— a brand new account, a savings account and a business account. i if account and a business account. t—tt t— account and a business account. t—tt t tww,- account and a business account. t—tt t app, tt- account and a business account. i-if i think, if he'd. i mean like if i think, if he'd tate— i mean like if i think, if he'd have gote— i mean like if i think, if he'd have gone into— i mean like if i think, if he'd have gone into a— i mean like if i think, if he'd have gone into a high street store— have gone into a high street store-asked— have gone into a high street store-asked-thatl have gone into a high street store asked that , have gone into a high street- store-asked-that , that store and asked to do that, that ttat—t— store and asked to do that, that ttat—t ttttt- that was fine. but i think i tts— that was fine. but i think i mean, it's really confused story in mean, it's really confused story tt geterat— mean, it's really confused story tt geterat t— mean, it's really confused story in general, i think— mean, it's really confused story in general, i think because i mean, how does— in general, i think because i mean, how does one close down sowetotw— mean, how does one close down sowetotw to— mean, how does one close down somebody to account anyway? i mean, where does— somebody to account anyway? i mean, where does does the mean, where does where does the wotew— mean, where does where does the wotew-ttere— mean, where does where does the wotew-ttere got - mean, where does where does the money there go? flittill money that's in there go? well, ttew-te— money that's in there go? well, ttew-te-ttw — money that's in there go? well, they've - him they - money that's in there go? well, they've him they give him they've told him they give him two months take money. two months to take the money. and get out and what does like get it out and put put it and cash and put it in, put it in letter with no in bannau letter with no explanation. and explanation. no explanation. and there is. but there's also no reason-of-highl reason why any of the high street— reason why any of the high street - refuse - reason why any of the high- street-refuse business. street banks to refuse business. teawse— street banks to refuse business. teeawse-ww— street banks to refuse business. because-my know- street banks to refuse business. because my know 11 because like even my know 11 wear— because like even my know 11 wear-eat— because like even my know 11 wear-eat get— because like even my know 11 wear-eat get a— because like even my know 11 year can get a get current year old can get a get a current account,-think,- year old can get a get a current account, think, wouldn't account, you'd think, wouldn't tee— account, you'd think, wouldn't. tee—tww he? well yeah, you would think so. he? well yeah, you would think -._ he? well yeah, you would think _t-tttt- he? well yeah, you would thinki so. _i-find-whole so. i mean i just find the whole i so. i mean i just find the whole t-wtote— so. i mean i just find the whole t-wtote-gwtte- i find the whole story quite ttzarre— i find the whole story quite- bizarre—heard bizarre because i've never heard of bizarre because i've never heard ot—tetore. - of anything like this before. wett—tl of anything like this before.- wett—t ttttt well, what about this? i think it well, what about this? i think tt-a— well, what about this? i think tt-a ttw— well, what about this? i think it-a vicar-priest.- well, what about this? i think it a vicar priest. he it was a vicar or priest. he made a comment about the fact that one of the banks were promoting the rainbow flags. and it was a polite email that he sent they closed down his sent and they closed down his account because they shut down

his account like what he was saying. i look , i saying. well, i mean, look, i tot-t— saying. well, i mean, look, i tot-t-ttttt— saying. well, i mean, look, i don't-think i- saying. well, i mean, look, i don't-think i don't- g well, i mean, look, i don't think i don't think don't think think i don't think tanks— don't think think i don't think banks should— don't think think i don't think banks should be— don't think think i don't think banks should be political at att— banks should be political at all.-because,- banks should be political at all. because, you all. obviously because, you ttow— all. obviously because, you wow—are- know, they are they are a twtottot— know, they are they are a twtottot .— know, they are they are a function . and— know, they are they are a function . and you know, they are they are a function . and .you in function. and as you said in wow— function. and as you said in your monologue,— function. and as you said in your monologue, do believe your monologue, i do believe ttat—a- your monologue, i do believe that—a human. your monologue, i do believe. that—a human right. that they they're a human right. you that they they're a human right.| you—your you should be able to place your money—and- you should be able to place your money—and nl money somewhere safe. and it should— money somewhere safe. and it should remain— money somewhere safe. and it should remain safe. while was should remain safe. while it was there.— should remain safe. while it was there. — should remain safe. while it was there. but— should remain safe. while it was there. but rm— should remain safe. while it was there. but i'm trying- should remain safe. while it was there. q g 92; should remain safe. while it was there. .q g 9:3. " there. but i'm trying to get in my think i you my mouth, but i think i you know, like whereas you know, a lot of the time, most of the time would disagree nigel time i would disagree with nigel farage, but i don't think anybody , no matter how much anybody, no matter how much i disagree with them, should have their accounts closed and their bank accounts closed and for no particular reason . i for no particular reason. i would like to get to that. i would— would like to get to that. i would-to— would like to get to that. i would .to .to- would like to get to that. i would .to .to the l would like to get to that. i- would .to .to the bottom would like to get to the bottom of-u— would like to get to the bottom of-i would— would like to get to the bottom of-i would-hear. of it, and i would like to hear from— of it, and i would like to hear from the— of it, and i would like to hear from the themselves, from the banks themselves, especially— especially the ones that have turned— especially the ones that have turned - down. - especially the ones that have turned down. turned him down. i think so. but— turned him down. i think so. but-wen,— turned him down. i think so. but-wen, ifs— turned him down. i think so. but-well, it's not- turned him down. i think so. but-well, it's not only. but nigel well, it's not only disturbing,— but nigel well, it's not only disturbing-,- but nigel well, it's not only disturbing,-, it's. disturbing, worrying, it's sinister. — disturbing, worrying, it's sinister. _me. disturbing, worrying, it'si sinister. _me tell disturbing, worrying, it's- sinister. _me tell you, sinister. and let me tell you, it could happen to you. you myself our viewers and myself and all our viewers and listeners. it really could because this is a slippery slope and it is a huge, huge concern. and don't tell me this wasn't politically motivated . and politically motivated. and because they blame nigel for

brexit and instead of nigel, who should be celebrating his prestigious tric award, we were there nana on the night and he should be so happy and a well deserved as eamonn gb news did so well instead of celebrating that he has the worry of this. and once you don't have a bank account, you lose your identity. i mean, there's a it should be a fundamental right to have one because you have to have one to survive. and it is a, it's an absolute worry and it's a slippery slope and a downward downward trail. and let me say, there are many others. and as you said, there's a vicar that has had his account pulled because of what he felt on trans rights . and there's been many rights. and there's been many from richard tice. he's a rainbow, richard- m: b; he's a rainbow, richard tice, his stock in 2021,— rainbow, richard tice, his stock in 2021, because— rainbow, richard tice, his stock in 2021, because of his funds at the metro— in 2021, because of his funds at the metro bank. _ in 2021, because of his funds at the metro bank. " the metro bank. this is a disturbing pattern and we have to do something. and now nigel is very upset, but he's a

fighter . and is very upset, but he's a fighter. and chris bryant, where are you.7 yeah, where fighter. and chris bryant, where are you? yeah, where is he? why is he made a comment, but he is speaking to chris bryant. you've made a claim about speaking to chris bryant. - you've made a claim about nigel and russia— you've made a claim about nigel and russia .— you've made a claim about nigel and russia . ss— you've made a claim about nigel and russia . so where are you? and russia. so where are you? vs-us— and russia. so where are you? you you-rs— and russia. so where are you? you're you're part— and russia. so where are you? you're you're part of the rrrrrrssss— you're you're part of the privileges committee as far as m — privileges committee as far as i'm concerned,— privileges committee as far as i'm concerned, it's— privileges committee as far as i'm concerned, it's a kangaroo cours— i'm concerned, it's a kangaroo out you— i'm concerned, it's a kangaroo out you sou-r— i'm concerned, it's a kangaroo court. you can't do— i'm concerned, it's a kangaroo court. you can't do anything to ms— court. you can't do anything to ms is— court. you can't do anything to ms y r— court. you can't do anything to ms y r rrrruk— court. you can't do anything to me if i think-i'm- court. you can't do anything to me if i think i'm allowed me if i think that i'm allowed to me if i think that i'm allowed ro usur— me if i think that i'm allowed to think that_ me if i think that i'm allowed to think that because i didn't poursurorry— to think that because i didn't poursurorry—youl particularly like the way you usur— particularly like the way you usou-our— particularly like the way you dealt-but at- particularly like the way you dealt but at least you dealt with it, but at least you srsppsu—youl dealt with it, but at least you. srsposu—you yusu stepped down because you knew your— your comments weren't approprrors— appropriate with regard to sous— appropriate with regard to boris,-harman- appropriate with regard to boris, harman didn't , appropriate with regard to- boris,-harman didn't , on boris, harriet harman didn't, on the boris, harriet harman didn't, on yrs-sous.— boris, harriet harman didn't, on yrs-rous- sur— boris, harriet harman didn't, on the hand. but where are the other hand. but where are you— the other hand. but where are- you—ours you now with your comments with rssoru— you now with your comments with regarleigel?_ you now with your comments with regard . nigel? you _ you now with your comments with regard nigel? you need regard to nigel? you need to sosok— regard to nigel? you need to sosoy-ruruk— regard to nigel? you need to speak-think i- regard to nigel? you need to speak think i think if i speak up. i think i think if i osrs-ru— speak up. i think i think if i were-i'dii'd- speak up. i think i think if i were-i'dii'd be. speak up. i think i think if i. were-i'dii'd be suing were nigel, i'd be i'd be suing crus— were nigel, i'd be i'd be suing chris-excuse- were nigel, i'd be i'd be suing chris-excuse me- were nigel, i'd be i'd be suingi chris-excuse me . we chris bryant. excuse me. we sou-r— chris bryant. excuse me. we sou-r us— chris bryant. excuse me. we sou-r us sou-r— chris bryant. excuse me. we can't we can't sue— chris bryant. ,xrzurgrz; we can't we can't sue chris bryant ous— can't we can't sue chris bryant and us— can't we can't sue chris bryant and us sou-r— can't we can't sue chris bryant and he can't sue— can't we can't sue chris bryant and he can't sue chris bryant ussouss— and he can't sue chris bryant because this— and he can't sue chris bryant because this is— and he can't sue chris bryant because this is just a false rus— because this is just a false this-conjecture- because this is just a false this conjecture he is this is conjecture. he this is whor— this is conjecture. he this is what-assumes- this is conjecture. he this is what assumes was the what nigel assumes was the reason. so he— what nigel assumes was the reason. so he doesn't really know.— reason. so he doesn't really know. roar-s— reason. so he doesn't really know. that's the— reason. so he doesn't really know. that's the we have know. that's the reason we have rusrs-s— know. that's the reason we have rusrs-s ysry— know. that's the reason we have rusrs-s yer-rrrs- know. that's the reason we have there's very the comments. know. that's the reason we have themadezry the comments. know. that's the reason we have themade a! the comments. know. that's the reason we have themade a comment; comments. know. that's the reason we have themade a comment he)mments. know. that's the reason we have themade a comment he motivated he made a comment he motivated and he made a comment he motivated aro-ous— he made a comment he motivated and-and us— he made a comment he motivated and-and he should— he made a comment he motivated and and he should and i think and he and he should and i think r-ys— and he and he should and i think r-ys msr— and he and he should and i think r-ys msr r-ys— and he and he should and i think i've met i've met— and he and he should and i think i've met i've met chris bryant osrors— i've met i've met chris bryant osrors ous— i've met i've met chris bryant osrors and r— i've met i've met chris bryant before and i think— i've met i've met chris bryant before and i think he's a stand up-i_ before and i think he's a stand uo-r flunk— before and i think he's a stand up-i think-does| up guy. and i think if he does if up guy. and i think if he does rrluoss— up guy. and i think if he does if.does have— up guy. and i think if he does if.does have like- up guy. and i think if he does if does have like these sort if he does have like these sort oflyou—

if he does have like these sort oflyou-to- if he does have like these sort of.you-to false. of do you like him to false sums— of do you like him to false claims about.— of do you like him to false claims about. but you claims about. yeah. but you sou-r— don't ever support me as well. we don't ever support me as well. yrs—rus- don't ever support me as well. yrs—us o- don't ever support me as well. we_it's a false. we don't know if it's a false sum.— we don't know if it's a false srorm. rus— we don't know if it's a false claim. the whole- we don't know if it's a false claim. the whole point is if he ros— claim. the whole point is if he has-parliament- has said it in parliament and he has said it in parliament and he hos-sorrows,— has said it in parliament and he has-evidence,_up has the evidence, then stand up ous— has the evidence, then stand up and-evidence. - has the evidence, then stand up and-evidence. well,- and say the evidence. well, rust-s— and say the evidence. well, rror-s-sorrug. i and say the evidence. well,- that's-saying. that's that's what i'm saying. that's what i agree that's what i'm saying. that'si what—i agree with. what i'm saying. i agree with. aru— what i'm saying. i agree with. and as— what i'm saying. i agree with. and as r— what i'm saying. i agree with. and as r sou.— what i'm saying. i agree with. and as i said, if— what i'm saying. i agree with. and as i said, if there's- what i'm saying. i agree with. and as i said, if there's any foul hey, fair foul play, then, hey, fair enough. nigel said enough. the banks, nigel said that. accept but that. we all accept that. but if you make and it you make a claim and it potentially a reason potentially could be a reason why don't know potentially could be a reason withat's don't know potentially could be a reason withat's truth. don't know potentially could be a reason withat's truth. i don't know potentially could be a reason withat's truth. i saidion't know potentially could be a reason withat's truth. i said it1't know if that's the truth. i said it could then my could potentially then my grandfather was a colonel in the second world freedom second world war for freedom of speech. is we've speech. is this what we've come to? speech. is this what we've come ros—yys-rs- speech. is this what we've come ros—ws-rs uorl to? we are not china. we're not a to? we are not china. we're not o—uou— to? we are not china. we're not o—uou ours- to? we are not china. we're not a_how dare they?| a fascist state. how dare they? you— a fascist state. how dare they? you-us— a fascist state. how dare they? you-us going- a fascist state. how dare they? you-us going on you know, are we going to go uro— you know, are we going to go so o— you know, are we going to go so u oorr— you know, are we going to go into a bank now?— you know, are we going to go into a bank now? and they say, usu— into a bank now? and they say, osrs-you— into a bank now? and they say, werr,-yo.-.n- well, before you open an account, what's your political srsus — account, what's your political srsus _savingi sign? yes, but you're saying that now isn't that we that now that isn't that we don't that's the don't know that that's the case at listen, is at all. well, listen, that is true. not here to true. the banks are not here to osrsuu— true. the banks are not here to defend—which- true. the banks are not here to defend—which i- true. the banks are not here toi defend—which i wish the banks are not here to defeiwould. which i wish the banks are not here to defeiwould. i which i wish the banks are not here to defeiwould. i wish which i wish the banks are not here to defeiwould. i wish they:h i wish the banks are not here to defeiwould. i wish they would sh they would. i wish they would sosok. —uouru| they would. i wish they wouldi speak._would as speak. i'm sure nigel would as usu— speak. i'm sure nigel would as osrs—ro- speak. i'm sure nigel would as usu—ro rosar- speak. i'm sure nigel would as well._to hear why well. we'd all like to hear why you-rs— you've removed someone's account. and also seven others ous— account. and also seven others aro—msmosrs- account. and also seven others and—members of. account. and also seven others. and—members of his and why also his members of his formu— and why also his members of his romiy ors— and why also his members of his family are being— and why also his members of his family are being targeted and why— family are being targeted and wry—arrowsui why they should be allowed. and i'd why they should be allowed. and r-u—rus- i'd also like to see the government- i'd also like to see the government forward government step forward and osruouy— government step forward and osruouy—orl actually make this kind of osrovrour— actually make this kind of behaviour from banks illegal. actually make this kind of behrcannotrom banks illegal. actually make this kind of behrcannotronthat,(s illegal. actually make this kind of behrcannotronthat, especially you cannot do that, especially sssrug— seeing as the banks literally usur— want a cashless society. exactly rrgrrr. — want a cashless society. exactly rrgrrr. -rs— want a cashless society. exactly rrgrrr. -rs o— want a cashless society. exactly

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mornings on gb news the people's channel. britain's news . channel channel. britain's news. channel is us— channel. britain's news. channel rs us coming— channel. britain's news. channel rs iusr somrng up— channel. britain's news. channel is just coming up to— britain's news. channel is just coming up to 26 minutes orrsr— is just coming up to 26 minutes us use. — is just coming up to 26 minutes after 4:00. this— is just coming up to 26 minutes after 4:00. this is— is j“ “wing “p to 26 minutes after 4:00, .. cit is just coming up to 26 minutes after 4:00. " cit \ ruiz; after 4:00. this is gb news. we are the people's channel. nana akua. don't forget as well. you can download the gb news app or you can check out the programme and all the things that we have on channel. but before the on the channel. but before the break were discussing nigel break we were discussing nigel farage. break we were discussing nigel farag saying nigel's banking been saying on nigel's banking woes. john says, please name the bankin woes. john says, please name the bank in case i have any money in it.theni bank in case i have any money in it. then i can move my funds. linda says it's obvious the elite got rid of boris, but elite have got rid of boris, but they're scared of they're even more scared of nigel. karen says this is ridiculous . nigel. karen says this is ridiculous. our nigel. karen says this is ridiculous . our country can't ridiculous. our country can't allow this. the people who have the power have to demand that

this to be reversed. our country is to i agree . ijust is going to pot. i agree. ijust it is disgraceful . it is it is disgraceful. it is terrible. and it is a very, very worrying scenario that the banks are getting in on the act of cancelling people. but now it's time, though, for the great british debate. this out. i'm asking, believe the asking, do you believe the rwanda unlawful? prime rwanda plan is unlawful? prime minister refused to confirm minister has refused to confirm the first flight to east africa. would take by end of the would take off by the end of the year , which seems unbelievable year, which seems unbelievable that heading that way. but that we're heading that way. but it's only about or 5 months, it's only about 4 or 5 months, and a long time, and that's a long time, actually, you're actually, if you're if i'm honest it after the honest about it now, after the asylum policy was dealt a blow by an appeal court ruling, rishi sunak says the government should decide who comes to our country, not criminal gangs. whilst home secretary suella braverman has claimed that the was claimed that the system was figged claimed that the system was rigged against the british people who in a majority decision on thursday, court of appeal judges overturned an earlier high court ruling which found rwanda could be considered a safe third country, whilst more than 50,000 migrants have crossed the channel into the uk since rwanda deal was signed

since the rwanda deal was signed last year. home office figures show the government could spend almost £170,000 on each asylum. seeker there. so for the seeker sent there. so for the great british debate, i think that's money. so for that's value for money. so for the great british debate this houn the great british debate this hour, believe hour, i'm asking, do you believe that is unlawful that the rwanda plan is unlawful ? well, joined by ? well, i'm joined now by journalist alphonso, former journalist gary alphonso, former brexit mep and political brexit party mep and political commentator spencer, and commentator peter spencer, and uk immigration lawyer hardeep singh bannau. all right. well i'm going to start with you, gary . first of i'm going to start with you, gary. first of all, your thoughts . do you believe that thoughts. do you believe that the plan should have been deemed unlawful . and well, i think unlawful. and well, i think tosrs— unlawful. and well, i think rusrs ors— unlawful. and well, i think there are many— e. 'r: well, i think there are many questions that are there are many questions that using— there are many questions that are being asked— there are many questions that are being asked not not only from— are being asked not not only from rus— are being asked not not only from the british— are being asked not not only from the british perspective , from the british perspective, our— from the british perspective, our arso— from the british perspective, but also from _ from the british perspective, but also from the african psrsossrrvs— but also from the african perspective on - but also from the african perspective on whether this deal in us— perspective on whether this deal in us rrrsr— perspective on whether this deal in the first place— perspective on whether this deal in the first place is good for rsrussss— in the first place is good for rsruesss or— in the first place is good for refugees or people seeking osyrum— refugees or people seeking osyrum for— refugees or people seeking asylum for the— refugees or people seeking asylum for the simple reason rtor— asylum for the simple reason our .— asylum for the simple reason our . rus— asylum for the simple reason that . the process— asylum for the simple reason that . the process or the that. the process or the ssrssrrou— that. the process or the selection of— that. the process or the selection of which country is surrours— selection of which country is suitable for— selection of which country is suitable for a— selection of which country is suitable for a refugee status. you— suitable for a refugee status. you know— suitable for a refugee status. you know .— suitable for a refugee status. you know . rs—

suitable for a refugee status. you know , is one— suitable for a refugee status. you know , is one of- suitable for a refugee status. you know , is one of the- suitable for a refugee status. you know, is one of the issues that has not been debated on any global or international forum. and in a country where there's already hundreds of thousands of refugees from regional conflict, there are real questions about how this was selected in the first place and whether it's not another form of economic enriched moment, you know, or economic bonding or binding between in a first world power and a third world power in a in and a third world power in a in a region that is not without conflict. well well, i mean, rook,— conflict. well well, i mean, rook, garv— conflict. well well, i mean, rook, sory ,— conflict. well well, i mean, look, gary , rwanda- 0:3“1 0 well well, i mean, look, gary , rwanda seems 0t:r"l 0 well well, i mean, look, gary , rwanda seems to be look, gary, rwanda seems to be good— look, gary, rwanda seems to be good for— look, gary, rwanda seems to be good for rus— look, gary, rwanda seems to be good for the un.— look, gary, rwanda seems to be good for the un. i— look, gary, rwanda seems to be good for the un. i mean , they good for the un. i mean, they hors— good for the un. i mean, they tors-wuss— good for the un. i mean, they have where people go have a deal where people go to uresr— have a deal where people go to uresr ous— have a deal where people go to niger and rwanda. the eu niger and rwanda. there's the eu are niger and rwanda. there's the eu arso— niger and rwanda. there's the eu are also looking— niger and rwanda. there's the eu are also looking into it as usu— are also looking into it as usu. rusrs— are also looking into it as well. there other countries well. there are other countries rtor— well. there are other countries ruor ors— well. there are other countries ruor rosy— well. there are other countries that are they have— well. there are other countries that are they have to go somewhere.— somewhere. there's just not i sou-r— somewhere. there's just not i sou-r-rusrs-s- somewhere. there's just not i. don't-there's-that don't believe there's much that must— don't believe there's much that mush—courty- - don't believe there's much thati much _country. let's don't believe there's much thati mlto _country. let's don't believe there's much that mlto spencer ountry. let's don't believe there's much that mlto spencer ,untry. let's don't believe there's much that mlto spencer , political:'s go to peter spencer, political commentator— go to peter spencer, political commentator-,- go to peter spencer, political commentator , they have to commentator peter, they have to put commentator peter, they have to our rusm — commentator peter, they have to put them somewhere. /r:::r. ”rt; r: put them somewhere. you're quite right-— put them somewhere. you're quite right. the real problem is, of course, why are there so many? and the answer to that realise rtor— and the answer to that realise ruor rus— and the answer to that realise that the blame _ and the answer to that realise that the blame lies fairly and squarely— that the blame lies fairly and squarely wru— that the blame lies fairly and

squarely with the home office. arro— squarely with the home office. and its— squarely with the home office. and us nor— squarely with the home office. and it's not just— squarely with the home office. and it's not just stuff i've rsou— and it's not just stuff i've rsou ru— and it's not just stuff i've read in newspapers i haven't rusrus— read in newspapers i haven't rusrus ous— read in newspapers i haven't inside source on— read in newspapers i haven't inside source on this which whom of inside source on this which whom or r— inside source on this which whom of course i shall— inside source on this which whom of course i shall remain nameless. but- of course i shall remain nameless. but the fact is that rosy— nameless. but the fact is that rrrsy rroysu-r— nameless. but the fact is that they haven't got— nameless. but the fact is that they haven't got the staff in rus— they haven't got the staff in us horus— they haven't got the staff in the home office— they haven't got the staff in the home office and they're not rrorusu— the home office and they're not rrorusu ro— the home office and they're not trained to actually— the home office and they're not trained to actually process the osyrum— trained to actually process the asylum claims— trained to actually process the asylum claims .— trained to actually process the asylum claims . and that's why asylum claims. and that's why the asylum claims. and that's why rrrs uurrsrsu— asylum claims. and that's why the numbers are— asylum claims. and that's why the numbers are mounting up, worsr— the numbers are mounting up, which rs— the numbers are mounting up, urrrsrr rs giving— the numbers are mounting up, which is giving the government an ever increasing problem. now, this an ever increasing problem. now, his rs— an ever increasing problem. now, his is r— an ever increasing problem. now, his is r rosar— an ever increasing problem. now, this is i mean, just— an ever increasing problem. now, this is i mean, just imagine if someone decided, right, we're going— someone decided, right, we're going ro— someone decided, right, we're going to rebuild— someone decided, right, we're going to rebuild the forth bridge— going to rebuild the forth orrogs ous— going to rebuild the forth bridge and then the contractor says— bridge and then the contractor suys usu— bridge and then the contractor says, well, take— bridge and then the contractor says, well, take 50 years ossouss— says, well, take 50 years because - get . says, well, take 50 years because - get folk says, well, take 50 years because-get folk to because we can't get the folk to work— r — because we can't get the folk to work—r moor.- because we can't get the folk to work—i mean, it- because we can't get the folk to work—i mean, it is. work up there. i mean, it is pretty posterous and it is actually done fairly and squarely to suella braverman the home secretary. and if i were if i home secretary. and if i were if rusrs— home secretary. and if i were if rrrsrs rus— home secretary. and if i were if i were the prime— tg and if i were if i were the prime minister, i yours— i were the prime minister, i yours sus— i were the prime minister, i would give her— i were the prime minister, i would give her the heave pronto . wuss— would give her the heave pronto . wurr gross— would give her the heave pronto . what gives to— would give her the heave pronto . what gives to one— would give her the heave pronto . what gives to one of- would give her the heave pronto . what gives to one of the heave 7 . what gives to one of the heave ? but look, we can't cut the revolving doors of home secretaries. that would be number 10 or something, won't it? we can't keep that. we it? we can't keep doing that. we need on with it. hard need to get on with it. hard well, i think i'd have to agree . susuo— well, i think i'd have to agree . suella tried— well, i think i'd have to agree . suella tried to— well, i think i'd have to agree . suella tried to run something trough— . suella tried to run something

trough rus— . suella tried to run something through the courts. let's not forssr— through the courts. let's not rorgsr sus-s— through the courts. let's not rorgsr srrs-s o— through the courts. let's not forget she's a lawyer . she's forget she's a lawyer. she's ossu— forget she's a lawyer. she's ossu os— forget she's a lawyer. she's ossu or— forget she's a lawyer. she's been one of the— forget she's a lawyer. she's been one of the top lawyers in rrrrs— been one of the top lawyers in his souurry. — been one of the top lawyers in this country. she— been one of the top lawyers in this country. she worked with the this country. she worked with us orrorusy— this country. she worked with the attorney general department. so the attorney general department. so whor— the attorney general department. so you sus-s— the attorney general department. so what she's done, what a rouysr-s— so what she's done, what a ruuysrs job— so what she's done, what a lawyer's job is— so what she's done, what a lawyer's job is to prepare a ro— lawyer's job is to prepare a case to make— lawyer's job is to prepare a case to make sure it's worsrrrgrrr— case to make sure it's watertight and it gets through, not watertight and it gets through, nor iusr— watertight and it gets through, nor us our— watertight and it gets through, nor us our u— watertight and it gets through, not just put it through and try to not just put it through and try ro-rr— not just put it through and try our ous— not just put it through and try to-it and then- not just put it through and try to it and then realise , oh, to wing it and then realise, oh, no-urrors— to wing it and then realise, oh, no-urrors rr- to wing it and then realise, oh, no,-what? it might. no, you know what? it might not get--_ no, you know what? it might not get---0nlv- no, you know what? it might not esr-.-oury-o| get through. not only is she a rows,— get through. not only is she a rouysr, sus-s— get through. not only is she a lawyer, she's lawyer lawyer, she's got lawyer rrrsuus. —up| lawyer, she's got lawyeri friends._up in lawyer, she's got lawyer- friends. _up in front friends. she's been up in front of friends. she's been up in front or—ouu— friends. she's been up in frontj oy—ouu-eor of judges before and she's got an of judges before and she's got on army— of judges before and she's got an army of— of judges before and she's got an army of lawyers at disposal at an army of lawyers at disposal ar-ar— an army of lawyers at disposal ar-ar rus— an army of lawyers at disposal at-at the home— an army of lawyers at disposal at at the home office. \..;;.r..r at her at the home office. now, something— at her at the home office. now, something-rs— at her at the home office. now, something-is not- at her at the home office. now, something is not going something here is not going right. and heave just might right. and the heave just might be right. and the heave just might os-aususr— right. and the heave just might os-aususr .— right. and the heave just might be-answer . but— right. and the heave just might be-answer . but the- ” q and the heave just might be answer . but the fact be the answer. but the fact remains that_ be the answer. but the fact remains that more home sssrsarrss— remains that more home secretaries have been sent to rwanda— secretaries have been sent to rwanda trau— secretaries have been sent to rwanda than actual refugees rays. — rwanda than actual refugees rays. so— rwanda than actual refugees rays. so rus— rwanda than actual refugees have. so the home office is broker.— have. so the home office is ororsrr. r— have. so the home office is broken. it doesn't work . it's broken. it doesn't work. it's aor— broken. it doesn't work. it's nor varus— broken. it doesn't work. it's not value for— broken. it doesn't work. it's not value for money. 180, 70 grand — not value for money. 180, 70 grand osr— not value for money. 180, 70 grand per migrant sent to rwanda. — grand per migrant sent to rwanda. “rtrrt; grand per migrant sent to rwanda. 300 grand per migrant sent to- rwanda. there's only 500 spaces that won't even cover this weekend's crossings. what if you send 11,000 people? so far that have crossed two rwanda? it would cost us 2 billion and it would cost us 2 billion and it would take us 22 years to do that. so would take us 22 years to do that . so the fact is, we'd have

that. so the fact is, we'd have osrrsr— that. so the fact is, we'd have osrrsr rusk— that. so the fact is, we'd have better luck by— that. so the fact is, we'd have better luck by going- so the fact is, we'd have better luck by going to the rrsusrr — better luck by going to the french coast— better luck by going to the french coast and saying to the psoors— french coast and saying to the psoprs who— french coast and saying to the people who live— french coast and saying to the people who live there, we'll sus— people who live there, we'll give you — people who live there, we'll give you so — people who live there, we'll give you ten grand each if you oroyras— give you ten grand each if you can provide us— give you ten grand each if you can provide us the information to can provide us the information o carou— can provide us the information o sarsrr rus— can provide us the information to catch the gangs. rishi sunak saro— to catch the gangs. rishi sunak sara rus— to catch the gangs. rishi sunak sara rrrs gangs— to catch the gangs. rishi sunak said the gangs won't dictate who ro— said the gangs won't dictate who ro rrrrs— said the gangs won't dictate who comes to this country. �*frr�*rt; ct said the gangs won't dictate who comes to this country. �*frr�*rt; ct 30 comes to this country. we'll go aru— comes to this country. we'll go and get— comes to this country. we'll go and get the gangs don't . if and get the gangs then don't. if you want drug dealing to stop, lock up the drug dealers. you don't up all the drug users don't lock up all the drug users and hope dealing stop. and hope drug dealing will stop. it's going to happen. go and it's not going to happen. go and get sort your system get the gangs sort your system out. don't two years to out. don't take two years to assas— out. don't take two years to decide.claim _ out. don't take two years to decide.claim and- don't take two years to decide claim and you know, and decide a claim and you know, and sour— decide a claim and you know, and sour rays— decide a claim and you know, and don't have.backlog_ decide a claim and you know, and don't have backlog of 120,000 don't have a backlog of 120,000 people-— don't have a backlog of 120,000 people- rr— don't have a backlog of 120,000 people- an ar— don't have a backlog of 120,000 people. all at 60,000 people a ysar— people. all at 60,000 people a ysar using— people. all at 60,000 people a year were being sent back in see,— year were being sent back in see, some— year were being sent back in 2010, 60,000 people a year that has— 2010, 60,000 people a year that has urrrrrrsa— 2010, 60,000 people a year that has whittled down— 2010, 60,000 people a year that has whittled down to 3000 last ysar— has whittled down to 3000 last ysar uuasr— has whittled down to 3000 last year under this— has whittled down to 3000 last year under this government's warsh— year under this government's warsra sooo— year under this government's watch, 3000. we're having an excess ridiculous— watch, 3000. we're having an excess ridiculous blame here. crsarry— excess ridiculous blame here. crsarry .— excess ridiculous blame here. crsarry . rus— excess ridiculous blame here. clearly , the blame— excess ridiculous blame here. clearly , the blame is- excess ridiculous blame here. clearly , the blame is on- excess ridiculous blame here. clearly, the blame is on the government, but the blame is on the government. but now that's all the government. but now that's an vsry— the government. but now that's an vsry usu. — the government. but now that's all very well. we— the government. but now that's all very well. we accept- 3 but now that's all very well. we accept the sruarrora— all very well. we accept the situation, but— all very well. we accept the situation, but we _ all very well. we accept the situation, but we are where we say— situation, but we are where we sary rus— situation, but we are where we oary yys ars— situation, but we are where we are. gary we are where we are. so are. gary we are where we are. so whar— are. gary we are where we are. so urrar rs— are. gary we are where we are. so urrar is your— are. gary we are where we are. so what is your alternative assas— so what is your alternative then? because— so what is your alternative then? because you said you're aor— then? because you said you're uorlrau—

then? because you said you're aorlrau or— then? because you said you're not.fan of rwanda- then? because you said you're not fan of rwanda , are you? not a fan of rwanda, are you? yyrr— not a fan of rwanda, are you? with hardship— not a fan of rwanda, are you? with hardship 7— not a fan of rwanda, are you? with hardship ? should we? e with hardship? should we? it's not with hardship? should we? it's nor that_ with hardship? should we? it's nor that r-m— with hardship? should we? it's not that i'm not— with hardship? should we? it's not that i'm not a— with hardship? should we? it's not that i'm not a fan- with hardship? should we? it's not that i'm not a fan of- not that i'm not a fan of rwanda. ithink not that i'm not a fan of rwanda. i think rwanda is doing a wouasrrur— rwanda. i think rwanda is doing a wonderful job— rwanda. i think rwanda is doing a wonderful job with— t: i think rwanda is doing a wonderful job with with even the a wonderful job with with even as rsruasss— a wonderful job with with even the refugees from _ a wonderful job with with even the refugees from east africa arra— the refugees from east africa and from — the refugees from east africa and from drc_ the refugees from east africa and from drc conflicts from from from— and from drc conflicts from from from uganda— and from drc conflicts from from from uganda and— and from drc conflicts from from from uganda and from burundi in the from uganda and from burundi in as sourrr. — from uganda and from burundi in as sourrr. rur— from uganda and from burundi in the south. but the— from uganda and from burundi in the south. ”chi ear the south. but the reality is, is that the choice of rwanda , is that the choice of rwanda, you know, i'd like to make the point that something doesn't add up in the choice of rwanda in in the refugee decision taken by the refugee decision taken by the current government . and the the current government. and the and the issue is that_ the current government. and the and the issue is that that- rt 3 and the and the issue is that that that year.— and the issue is that that that ysar, tosrs— and the issue is that that that yeah, there might . be 535 yeah, there might. be 535 rsquarsa— yeah, there might. be 535 renovated homes on a on a large orsss— renovated homes on a on a large orsss or— renovated homes on a on a large orsss or tarra— renovated homes on a on a large piece of land just— renovated homes on a on a large piece of land just outside rraau — piece of land just outside rraarr rsaay— piece of land just outside kigali ready for refugees . kigali ready for refugees. rusrs— kigali ready for refugees. rusrs migra— kigali ready for refugees. there might be— kigali ready for refugees. there might be 100- kigali ready for refugees. there might be 100 more rooms available, but but the reality is there's already almost 200,000 refugees in that country in a very small country in in central east africa , where the

central east africa, where the a minority of 15% of the population is ruling in a state which is essentially almost an authoritarian state. but very well run. everybody- r?" but very well run. everybody agrees very usu— well run. everybody agrees very usu rura— well run. everybody agrees very usu rur— well run. everybody agrees very well run. but the— well run. everybody agrees very well run. but the decision , the well run. but the decision, the transat— well run. but the decision, the financial and— well run. but the decision, the financial and economic decision on financial and economic decision or way— financial and economic decision or way rwanda— financial and economic decision or way rwauaa rs— financial and economic decision on why rwanda is the best place of ar— on why rwanda is the best place or at mass— on why rwanda is the best place of all places on— on why rwanda is the best place of all places on earth, where rsruasss— of all places on earth, where rsruasss or— of all places on earth, where refugees or at— of all places on earth, where refugees or at least asylum sssrsrs— refugees or at least asylum seekers can be— refugees or at least asylum seekers can be housed. is there somsrruua— seekers can be housed. is there something that_ seekers can be housed. is there something that doesn't add up has? — something that doesn't add up has? you.— something that doesn't add up here? well, listen,- something that doesn't add up here? wttt t set" [133 here? well, listen, gary, i could talk to you guys all afternoon, but unfortunately, thatis afternoon, but unfortunately, that is that is that gary alfonso, thank you very much . as alfonso, thank you very much. as a spencer , a journalist, peter spencer, political commentator and hardeep bengal uk hardeep singh bengal uk immigration lawyer. right. interesting stuff. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio . we're live. i'm digital radio. we're live. i'm nana akua if just in. nana akua if you just tuned in. welcome the welcome on board. after the break, continue with the break, we'll continue with the great debate. great british debate. i'm asking, the asking, do you believe the rwanda unlawful ? that is rwanda plan is unlawful? that is the thoughts of my panel, broadcaster lizzie broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy, also political commentator dowler. commentator sam dowler. but first, get latest first, let's get your latest news headlines . good afternoon.

news headlines. good afternoon. it's news headlines. good afternoon. rr-s rsr.— news headlines. good afternoon. rr-s sss- r-m— news headlines. good afternoon. it's 434. i'm rhiannon— : good afternoon. it's 434. i'm rhiannon jones in rus— it's 434. i'm rhiannon jones in the newsroom— it's 434. i'm rhiannon jones in the newsroom .— it's 434. i'm rhiannon jones in the newsroom . a— it's 434. i'm rhiannon jones in the newsroom . a funeral has been the newsroom. a funeral has been asro— the newsroom. a funeral has been rsra for— the newsroom. a funeral has been rsra for rus— the newsroom. a funeral has been held for the teenager who was shor— held for the teenager who was so asaa— held for the teenager who was so asaa oy— held for the teenager who was shot dead by police on tuesday, sparking— shot dead by police on tuesday, sparrraa rrors— shot dead by police on tuesday, sparking riots across france. rus— sparking riots across france. was rursrror— sparking riots across france. the interior ministry says more trau— the interior ministry says more rrrau roos— the interior ministry says more than 1300 people— the interior ministry says more than 1300 people were arrested ovsrurarrr— than 1300 people were arrested ovsrurarrr as— than 1300 people were arrested overnight as violence continues to overnight as violence continues ro sorsaa— overnight as violence continues ro sprsaa aoss— overnight as violence continues to spread across the country. ruiaruas— to spread across the country. buildings and— to spread across the country. buildings and vehicles were rorsrrsa— buildings and vehicles were torched and— buildings and vehicles were torched and stores looted by prorssrsrs— torched and stores looted by protesters demanding justice for the protesters demanding justice for as ro— protesters demanding justice for as r ysar— protesters demanding justice for us rr ysar ora— protesters demanding justice for the 17 year old known as nahel m . rus— the 17 year old known as nahel m . rrrs rrsusrr— the 17 year old known as nahel m . the french president, emmanuel macron— . the french president, emmanuel macron ras— . the french president, emmanuel macron has postponed a state yrsr— macron has postponed a state yrsr ro— macron has postponed a state visit to germany— macron has postponed a state visit to germany due to begin tomorrow because of the unrest . tomorrow because of the unrest. rsrsrry— tomorrow because of the unrest. rsrsray crarrsoa— tomorrow because of the unrest. jeremy clarkson ,— tomorrow because of the unrest. jeremy clarkson , whose column jeremy clarkson, whose column abour— jeremy clarkson, whose column abour rrrs — jeremy clarkson, whose column about the duchess— jeremy clarkson, whose column about the duchess of sussex ouoususa — about the duchess of sussex ouoususa ru— about the duchess of sussex published in the— about the duchess of sussex published in the sun, was found to published in the sun, was found o as— published in the sun, was found o as ssxrsr— published in the sun, was found o as ssxrsr oy— published in the sun, was found to be sexist by the— published in the sun, was found to be sexist by the press rsauraror.— to be sexist by the press regulator. the- to be sexist by the press regulator. the former top gear srar— regulator. the former top gear srar urors— regulator. the former top gear star wrote that_ regulator. the former top gear star wrote that he— regulator. the former top gear star wrote that he dreamed of rosarrau— star wrote that he dreamed of meghan markle_ star wrote that he dreamed of meghan markle being paraded uarsa— meghan markle being paraded naked through— meghan markle being paraded naked through british towns and puousry— naked through british towns and publicly shamed— naked through british towns and publicly shamed more than 25,000 somorarurs— publicly shamed more than 25,000 complaints were— publicly shamed more than 25,000 complaints were filed. the most

rssersa— complaints were filed. the most ever received by— complaints were filed. the most ever received by the independent rrsss— ever received by the independent press standards— ever received by the independent press standards organisation in rrso— press standards organisation in rrso, saro— press standards organisation in ipso, said the— press standards organisation in ipso, said the article was humiliating— ipso, said the article was humiliating and degrading , but humiliating and degrading, but it humiliating and degrading, but r rejected— humiliating and degrading, but it rejected suggestions that it rasrsr— it rejected suggestions that it was racist or— it rejected suggestions that it was racist or inaccurate . seven. was racist or inaccurate. seven. rusr— was racist or inaccurate. seven. rusr sroo— was racist or inaccurate. seven. rusr sroo oi— was racist or inaccurate. seven. just stop oil protesters have assu— just stop oil protesters have been arrested— just stop oil protesters have been arrested for disrupting london-s— been arrested for disrupting london's pride— been arrested for disrupting london's pride .— been arrested for disrupting london's pride . march activists london's pride. march activists orosrsa— london's pride. march activists orosrsa rus— london's pride. march activists blocked the road— london's pride. march activists blocked the road and sprayed parr— blocked the road and sprayed para ora— blocked the road and sprayed parrrr or a— blocked the road and sprayed paint on a coca— blocked the road and sprayed paint on a coca cola truck, forcing— paint on a coca cola truck, forcing rus— paint on a coca cola truck, forcing the parade to stop for rs— forcing the parade to stop for over 15 minutes. _ forcing the parade to stop for over 15 minutes. they were arrssrsa— over 15 minutes. they were arrested for— over 15 minutes. they were arrested for public nuisance orrsrrsss— arrested for public nuisance orrsusss .— arrested for public nuisance offences . the— arrested for public nuisance offences . the group says it took offences. the group says it took astou— offences. the group says it took action because _ offences. the group says it took action because pride works with ruausrrrss— action because pride works with industries complicit sit in worssurua— industries complicit sit in worsening the— industries complicit sit in worsening the climate crisis and rosa— worsening the climate crisis and rssa sorrss— worsening the climate crisis and iced coffee drinks— worsening the climate crisis and iced coffee drinks from high srrssr— iced coffee drinks from high street chains— iced coffee drinks from high street chains can contain exceptionally— street chains can contain exceptionally high amounts of sugar— exceptionally high amounts of sugar rura— exceptionally high amounts of sugar with consumer company aurora.— sugar with consumer company which. finding— sugar with consumer company which. finding many are sweeter arran— which. finding many are sweeter rrrau a— which. finding many are sweeter rrrau a mas— which. finding many are sweeter than a mars bar— which. finding many are sweeter than a mars bar or— which. finding many are sweeter than a mars bar or a can of coca—cora— than a mars bar or a can of coca—cora .— than a mars bar or a can of coca—cola . it— than a mars bar or a can of coca—cola . it compared frappes coca—cola. it compared frappes arra— coca—cola. it compared frappes aro rrapoussruo— coca—cola. it compared frappes and frappuccino nos from srarousrs. — and frappuccino nos from starbucks. caffe nero and costa, or— starbucks. caffe nero and costa, or rus— starbucks. caffe nero and costa, one of the unhealthy list oorrous— one of the unhealthy list options was— one of the unhealthy list options was a— one of the unhealthy list

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asking, do you believe that the rwanda— asking, do you believe that the rwanda-unlawful- asking, do you believe that the rwanda unlawful ? now, rwanda plan is unlawful? now, the rwanda plan is unlawful? now, as rrrms— rwanda plan is unlawful? now, the prime minister has refused to the prime minister has refused ro confirm— the prime minister has refused to confirm the— the prime minister has refused to confirm the first flight to sasr— to confirm the first flight to sasr-uoura- to confirm the first flight to east-would take- to confirm the first flight to east would take off by east africa would take off by rus— east africa would take off by as sua— east africa would take off by as sad or— east africa would take off by the end of the— east africa would take off by the end of the year after his asyium— the end of the year after his asyrum pousy— the end of the year after his asylum policy was dealt a blow by asylum policy was dealt a blow try-appeal— asylum policy was dealt a blow oy-roosar coura— asylum policy was dealt a blow by appeal court ruling. by the appeal court ruling. rrsru— by the appeal court ruling. rishi—rus- by the appeal court ruling. - rishi—the government rishi sunak says the government shouts— rishi sunak says the government shouts-who— rishi sunak says the government should-who comes- rishi sunak says the government should who comes to the should decide who comes to the county— should decide who comes to the county aor— should decide who comes to the country, not criminal gangs. waisr— country, not criminal gangs. whilst home— country, not criminal gangs. whilst home secretary suella braverman has— whilst home secretary suella braverman has claimed that the sysrsrr — braverman has claimed that the sysrsrr was— braverman has claimed that the system was rigged the system was rigged against the rrrrrsrr— system was rigged against the srrrrsa osoprs— system was rigged against the british people in— system was rigged against the british people in a majority assrsrou— british people in a majority assrsrou ora— british people in a majority decision on thursday , court of decision on thursday, court of appeal— decision on thursday, court of appeal iuaass— decision on thursday, court of appeal judges overturned an sarusr— appeal judges overturned an sarusr upra— appeal judges overturned an earlier high court ruling that round— earlier high court ruling that found-could- earlier high court ruling that- found _could.considered found rwanda could be considered a-rurra— found rwanda could be considered a-rurra courty— found rwanda could be considered a third country, whilst a safe third country, whilst trau— a safe third country, whilst more than 50,000 migrants have ossa— more than 50,000 migrants have ossa rus— more than 50,000 migrants have crossed the channel into the uk suss— crossed the channel into the uk rus— crossed the channel into the uk since the deal— crossed the channel into the uk since the deal was— crossed the channel into the uk since the deal was signed last ysar.— since the deal was signed last ysar. arra— since the deal was signed last ysar. ara rus— since the deal was signed last year. and the home office fraurss— year. and the home office figures-that- year. and the home office figures that the government figures show that the government coura— figures show that the government soura sosua— figures show that the government could spend £170,000 per asylum sssrsr— could spend £170,000 per asylum sssrsr ssrrr— could spend £170,000 per asylum seeker sent and— could spend £170,000 per asylum seeker sent and on— could spend £170,000 per asylum seeker sent and on question ama— seeker sent and on question rims, warsh— seeker sent and on question time, which i— seeker sent and on question time, which i must say i stopped warsruua— time, which i must say i stopped warsrrrua .— time, which i must say i stopped warsrrrua . r— time, which i must say i stopped watching . i used— time, which i must say i stopped watching . i used to— time, which i must say i stopped watching . i used to love watching. i used to love rwausua— watching. i used to love kwarteng question time used to be kwarteng question time used to as my— kwarteng question time used to be my favourite— kwarteng question time used to be my favourite programme , but be my favourite programme, but uurouuuarsry— be my favourite programme, but unfortunately you— be my favourite programme, but unfortunately you sound fun. no, it unfortunately you sound fun. no, r as.— unfortunately you sound fun. no, it did. joining— unfortunately you sound fun. no, it did. joining me— unfortunately you sound fun. no, it did. joining me live. if you iusr— it did. joining me live. if you iusr mrsssa— it did. joining me live. if you just missed that,— it did. joining me live. if you just missed that, lizzie cundy arra— just missed that, lizzie cundy aro atso— just missed that, lizzie cundy aro atso sam— just missed that, lizzie cundy and also sam but yes , if and also sam dowler. but yes, if you— and also sam dowler. but yes, if you was— and also sam dowler. but yes, if you ro— and also sam dowler. but yes, if you ro sss— and also sam dowler. but yes, if you were to see question time, rus— you were to see question time, as auarsuss— you were to see question time, the audience were— you were to see question time,

the audience were how the audience were asked how they felt the audience were asked how they rsr-ruauaa— the audience were asked how they felt-rwanda plan,- the audience were asked how they felt rwanda plan, what felt about the rwanda plan, what did felt about the rwanda plan, what our rosy— felt about the rwanda plan, what our rasy says— felt about the rwanda plan, what did they say?-we'll- felt about the rwanda plan, what did they say? we'll take did they say? and we'll take a rook— did they say? and we'll take a roor ar— did they say? and we'll take a look at-reaction. - did they say? and we'll take a look at reaction. trrt;t; look at their reaction. is there arousy— look at their reaction. is there anyone supports sending anyone here who supports sending people rwanda ? good on you . people to rwanda? good on you. all right. then they can move next door to you. then isn't it? do you know what i mean ? we do you know what i mean? we don't listen and who's in the audience? as if you put your hand up knowing that nobody else has . it was just the cameras are has. it was just the cameras are on you. i'll put both hands up and i'd lift the hands of the people around me and we'd all lift our up. truth, lift our hands up. in truth, because people are supporting it. was it become? it's it. how was it become? it's srrsr— it. how was it become? it's either rwanda— it. how was it become? it's either rwanda or- e how was it become? it's either rwanda or it's the boats. arra— either rwanda or it's the boats. ara rrsy-rs — either rwanda or it's the boats. and they're here. _ either rwanda or it's the boats. and they're here. there's sorting— and they're here. there's uorruua ru— and they're here. there's nothing in between. is that usur— nothing in between. is that rrarrr s— nothing in between. is that rrarrr s r— nothing in between. is that right ? i mean,— nothing in between. is that right ? i mean, it's like. it's right? i mean, it's like. it's urs— right? i mean, it's like. it's urs .— right? i mean, it's like. it's urs . r-s— right? i mean, it's like. it's like . it's like,— right? i mean, it's like. it's like . it's like, for example, like. it's like, for example, ysar-s— like. it's like, for example, what's suella— like. it's like, for example, what's suella braverman said tstas,— what's suella braverman said tstas-was— what's suella braverman said before, .was two - what's suella braverman said before, was two countries. before, she was two countries. so before, she was two countries. so srrsr— before, she was two countries. so srrsr your— before, she was two countries. so either your-country- before, she was two countries. so either your-country or. so either your own country or backed the you backed back to the country. you came like they've came or rwanda, like they've conjured this . they've conjured up this. they've conjured up this. they've soar-ursa up— conjured up this. they've conjured up this- t ”rtr: t. they've conjured up this rwanda plan and it's conjured up this rwanda plan and rs ausaay— conjured up this rwanda plan and it's already been— conjured up this rwanda plan and it's already been shot down so may— it's already been shot down so may truss— it's already been shot down so may rrmss .— it's already been shot down so many times . no— it's already been shot down so many times . no one's gone many times. no one's even gone tosrs.— many times. no one's even gone tosrs-tts— many times. no one's even gone there.-like it's- many times. no one's even gone there. like it's another there. i mean, like it's another

arsasrsr— there. i mean, like it's another arsasrsrlrrrs— there. i mean, like it's another disaster the tories. i mean, disaster for the tories. i mean, its— disaster for the tories. i mean, its tts.— disaster for the tories. i mean, its urs. for— disaster for the tories. i mean, it's like, for example , i mean, it's like, for example, i mean, i it's like, for example, i mean, r raou— it's like, for example, i mean, r ruou roaay— it's like, for example, i mean, i know today is— it's like, for example, i mean, i know today is london pride. r-ys— i know today is london pride. r-ys assu— i know today is london pride. r-ys rosss ro— i know today is london pride. i've been to london pride arrsaay— i've been to london pride already today and, you know, an roars— already today and, you know, an roars psoprs— already today and, you know, an roars psoprs ru— already today and, you know, an lgbtq people in rwanda say that it lgbtq people in rwanda say that r rs— lgbtq people in rwanda say that r is aor— lgbtq people in rwanda say that r is nor a— lgbtq people in rwanda say that it is not a safe— lgbtq people in rwanda say that it is not a safe place for them. or.— it is not a safe place for them. or. rays— it is not a safe place for them. oh. have - spoken - it is not a safe place for them. oh. have spoken to. oh. have you spoken to. that's aor— oh. have you spoken to. that's nor whar— oh. have you spoken to. that's nor what ws— oh. have you spoken to. that's not what we have. but- oh. have you spoken to. but what i've not what we have. but what i've rsard— not what we have. but what i've rsardlrravsu-r— not what we have. but what i've heard,ihaven't spoken- not what we have. but what i've heard,ihaven't spoken to- heard, i haven't spoken to an roars— heard, i haven't spoken to an roars-ru— heard, i haven't spoken to an lgbtq-in person,- heard, i haven't spoken to an lgbtq in person, but lgbtq person in person, but i raou— lgbtq person in person, but i raou. our— lgbtq person in person, but i know, butiknow. _ lgbtq person in person, but i know, but know. yeah. because know, but i know. yeah. because it's know, but i know. yeah. because us nor— know, but i know. yeah. because us nor sass.— know, but i know. yeah. because it's not safe. because i've read arrrsrss— it's not safe. because i've read arrrsrss-r— it's not safe. because i've read articles-it and- it's not safe. because i've read articles-it and i've- articles about it and i've read people-— articles about it and i've read people-.read- — articles about it and i've read people.-read. i've- people. i've read. i've read abour—ars people. i've read. i've read- about_are there. about people who who are there. arra— about people who who are there. aralrs— about people who who are there. andlis .— about people who who are there. andlis ir— about people who who are there. and.is .-it isn't- about people who who are there. and is . it isn't safe for and it is. and it isn't safe for rrrsrr. — and it is. and it isn't safe for rrrsrr. .rrrsy— and it is. and it isn't safe for them. .they and- and it is. and it isn't safe for them. they and they are safe them. and they and they are safe and them. and they and they are safe aro-ars— them. and they and they are safe and are discriminated. and they are discriminated. rosss— and they are discriminated. these-people- and they are discriminated. these people are these are people these are osoprs— these are people these are| psoprs—urro these are people these are- psoprs—urro people who live there, who are roars. — people who live there, who are rshro. who — people who live there, who are lgbtq, who were— people who live there, who are lgbtq, who were talking about sayha — lgbtq, who were talking about sayha .— lgbtq, who were talking about saying , generalising, who who saying, generalising, who who are saying, generalising, who who ars-hsohrss— saying, generalising, who who ars-hsohrss r— saying, generalising, who who are people? it was an are these people? it was an arms— are these people? it was an ahrsrs r— are these people? it was an article i read— are these people? it was an article i read in— are these people? it was an article i read in pinknews today ._ma- article i read in pinknews today .—rhar .- article i read in pinknews today .—rhar . rl . earlier today i read that. i rhsss— . earlier today i read that. i mean, these are— . earlier today i read that. i mean, these are people these are hsohrs— mean, these are people these are wows-worriso- people who are worried. yes. rthsws— people who are worried. yes. pinknews today— people who are worried. yes. pinknews today you can find it rthsws— pinknews today you can find it rthsws .— pinknews today you can find it pinknews . anyway, so my point, pinknews. anyway, so my point, my hohr— pinknews. anyway, so my point, my pohr rs.— pinknews. anyway, so my point, my pohr rs. rs— pinknews. anyway, so my point, my point is, is that_ pinknews. anyway, so my point, my point is, is that like, why is r— my point is, is that like, why is it between— my point is, is that like, why is it between rwanda and, you know.— is it between rwanda and, you know rhs— is it between rwanda and, you know, the boats,— is it between rwanda and, you know, the boats, why don't they rosss— know, the boats, why don't they hosss rhs — know, the boats, why don't they process the people who are coming— process the people who are sorhha os— process the people who are coming over on— process the people who are coming over on the boats authsr— coming over on the boats authsr. asr— coming over on the boats quicker, get staff into

quicker, get more staff into rhar— quicker, get more staff into rhar rarhsr— quicker, get more staff into that rather than just like, you know— that rather than just like, you know our— that rather than just like, you know our ah— that rather than just like, you know put all their eggs in this rwahaa—rsh-r- rwanda basket that isn't ohwousry— obviously working. and it's embarrassing.— embarrassing. it's embarrassing hssauss— embarrassing. it's embarrassing hssauss or— embarrassing. it's embarrassing hssauss or rhs— embarrassing. it's embarrassing because of the judges. but again.— because of the judges. buti aaah—ror again, it's embarrassing for us rhar—couh- again, it's embarrassing for us rhar—courr or- again, it's embarrassing for us- that_court of human that the european court of human rrahrs— that the european court of human rrahrs-sara— that the european court of human rrahrs-sara ho— that the european court of human rights-said no to— that the european court of human rights-said no to it.- that the european court of human rights said no to it. our rights has said no to it. our own courts-said- rights has said no to it. our own courts said no to it. own courts have said no to it. who— own courts have said no to it.- aha—hrawsrhah and people are suella braverman and and people are suella braverman ahaa—s— and people are suella braverman ahaa—s shu- and people are suella braverman and—are still bang. and rishi sunak are still bang on and rishi sunak are still bang oh-sayha— and rishi sunak are still bang oh-sayha rhrs— and rishi sunak are still bang on-saying this is- and rishi sunak are still bang on saying this is the on and saying this is the best hasa. — on and saying this is the best idea. _previousl idea. actually, the previous court lawful, court said that it was lawful, but now this latest court, two out the three judges felt out of the three judges felt that but was that it wasn't. but that was because get to because of when they get to rwanda, whether rwanda would then send them on back to their own that's why not own country. so that's why not because can i just because of rwanda. so can i just remind it's politicians because of rwanda. so can i just remimake it's politicians because of rwanda. so can i just remi make the s politicians because of rwanda. so can i just remimake the law liticians because of rwanda. so can i just remimake the law now? ; because of rwanda. so can i just remimake the law now? the law that make the law now? the law should not be intervened- r the law should not be intervened with the should not be intervened with rhs pohhss. — should not be intervened with the politics. let— should not be intervened with the politics. let the politicians- the politics. let the politicians make the law . the politics. let the— politicians make the law . these politicians make the law. these iuaass— politicians make the law. these iuaass ars— politicians make the law. these iuaass rush— politicians make the law. these judges are just stopping it thour— judges are just stopping it thour ahy— judges are just stopping it without any mandate. can i just tell without any mandate. can i just rsh you.— without any mandate. can i just rsh you. h— without any mandate. can i just tell you, 11 billion— without any mandate. can i just tell you, 11 billion in hotel hus— tell you, 11 billion in hotel hits for— tell you, 11 billion in hotel bills for accommodating migrants and rhar— bills for accommodating migrants and rhar rs— bills for accommodating migrants and that is the— bills for accommodating migrants and that is the same as our 20% of and that is the same as our 20% or our— and that is the same as our 20% of our defence— and that is the same as our 20% of our defence budget from 2122. how— of our defence budget from 2122. how how— of our defence budget from 2122. how how outrageous our defence huaasr— how how outrageous our defence huaasr rs. — how how outrageous our defence budget is. that's— how how outrageous our defence budget is. that's in— how how outrageous our defence budget is. t“ budget is. that's in the billions. that's just budget is. t“ tt that's just to put

billions. that's just to put hro— billions. that's just to put into contents— billions. that's just to put into contents .— tt that's just to put into contents . that's 11 into contents. that's 11 unwou— into contents. that's 11 billion. okay. into contents. that's 11- billion. okay. but the rwanda thing isn't working. that's the whole point. well, it hasn't worrsa— whole point. well, it hasn't worked because— well, it hasn't worked because we've had we've had— worked because we've had we've had opposhroh— worked because we've had we've had opposition from all the human— had opposition from all the human rights— had opposition from all the human rights people and this and aha.— human rights people and this and has human— human rights people and this and that. human rights— human rights people and this and that. human rights people like aha.— that. human rights people like has-rhs— that. human rights people like that,-like human- that. human rights people like that, like human rights that, like like human rights rss-r— that, like like human rights isn't.massive_ that, like like human rights isn't massive thing. t isn't a massive thing. it's husrshhhhy— isn't a massive thing. it's. incredibly._let incredibly. let me finish. let me even finish the me finish. i'd even finish the ush— me finish. i'd even finish the hsh-hahrs— me finish. i'd even finish the list.-rights people- me finish. i'd even finish the list.-rights people ,. me finish. i'd even finish the- list.-rights people , we've list. human rights people, we've had list. human rights people, we've has-rawysrs— list. human rights people, we've had-lawyers on— list. human rights people, we've had lawyers on there. we've had the lawyers on there. we've had— had the lawyers on there. we've had ah— had the lawyers on there. we've had arr-hsohrs— had the lawyers on there. we've had all people care had all these people like care for catas— had all these people like care for calais and— had all these people like care for calais and all— had all these people like care for calais and all saying, no, its— for calais and all saying, no, r-s-hawha- for calais and all saying, no, it's-having never- for calais and all saying, no, it's having never , ever it's terrible having never, ever wsrsa— it's terrible having never, ever wsrsa-hy— it's terrible having never, ever visited - by the - it's terrible having never, ever visited by the way, visited rwanda, by the way, which— visited rwanda, by the way, which-beautiful- visited rwanda, by the way, which beautiful country. if which is a beautiful country. if you— which is a beautiful country. if you-alexander- which is a beautiful country. if you alexander speaking you heard alexander speaking sarhsr— you heard alexander speaking earlier—lovely- you heard alexander speaking earlier—lovely it. you heard alexander speaking earlier lovely it is, earlier about how lovely it is, how— earlier about how lovely it is, how beautiful— earlier about how lovely it is, how beautiful it— earlier about how lovely it is, how beautiful it is and how he's wsrsa— how beautiful it is and how he's visited there,— how beautiful it is and how he's visited there, people who have aoss—r- visited there, people who have aoss—r rs- gone there have said it is sruhhha— gone there have said it is stunning nobody has come to stunning and nobody has come to any—rha— stunning and nobody has come to any—aha orhsr- any harm at all. and other souhhsrs— any harm at all. and other countries are— any harm at all. and other countries are doing it anyway. so countries are doing it anyway. so-surrshrry- countries are doing it anyway. so currently looks after so rwanda currently looks after psohrs— so rwanda currently looks after psoprs-sohs— so rwanda currently looks after people-come from - so rwanda currently looks after people come from libya and people who come from libya and wrasha. — people who come from libya and wrasha. rhsss— people who come from libya and nigeria. these countries are two of nigeria. these countries are two or rhs— nigeria. these countries are two or rhs orasss— nigeria. these countries are two of the places to _ nigeria. these countries are two of the places to look after rshuasss— of the places to look after rsruasss. so— of the places to look after refugees. so and it has lots of so has— refugees. so and it has lots of so has hor— refugees. so and it has lots of so it's not that_ refugees. so and it has lots of so it's not that it— refugees. so and it has lots of so it's not that it hasn't been aoss— so it's not that it hasn't been done before. _ so it's not that it hasn't been done before. the- so it's not that it hasn't been done before. g done before. the worry is though with this rwanda, what they will do is appeal and then that won't happen. do is appeal and then that won't happen . then they'll appeal happen. then they'll appeal again. then if labour get again. and then if labour get in, going

in, they're just going to drop it this the worry. it it. and this is the worry. it doesn't matter if in doesn't matter if labour in or sohsswarwss— doesn't matter if labour in or conservatives because conservatives are in because ohwousry— obviously we are getting this hom— obviously we are getting this from-rhow- obviously we are getting this from-rhow .- obviously we are getting this from - know , the l obviously we are getting this- from-know , the courts from from, you know, the courts ahsaay— from from, you know, the courts ahsaay aha— from from, you know, the courts arrsaay aha ws— from from, you know, the courts already and we are— from from, you know, the courts already and we are not high coura— already and we are not high sourr iuhass— already and we are not high court judges. we aren't the we ash-r— court judges. we aren't the we aren't-looking- court judges. we aren't the we aren't looking into all aren't the ones looking into all the aren't the ones looking into all rhs—rhs- aren't the ones looking into all the—the reason. the minutiae like the reason why. —was- the minutiae like the reason. why. _was because why. the reason was because they're concerned might they're concerned rwanda might send somewhere send these people on somewhere else. the else. okay. so that's the reason._well,| else. okay. so that's thei reason._well, if reason. okay, fine. well, if rhar-s— reason. okay, fine. well, if that's-reason,- reason. okay, fine. well, if. that's-reason,-then that's the reason, then then rhsy— that's the reason, then then rhsy-rhar— that's the reason, then then rhsy-rhar .- that's the reason, then then they-that . yeah,- that's the reason, then then they that . yeah, but. they can fix that. yeah, but. our— they can fix that. yeah, but. our ws— they can fix that. yeah, but. our hur— they can fix that. yeah, but. but we, but we,— they can fix that. yeah, but. but we, but we, we they can fix that. yeah, but. - but we, but we, we-trust but we, but we, we have to trust in but we, but we, we have to trust h our— but we, but we, we have to trust h our-ro— but we, but we, we have to trust in our-to trust- but we, but we, we have to trust in our-to trust in- in our we have to trust in our r-usrrss— in our we have to trust in our r-usrrss-r— in our we have to trust in our r-usrrss-r-rrusri justice system. i would trust ourr-usrrss— justice system. i would trust ourjustice system, justice system. i would trust our justice system, which justice system. i would trust ourjustice system, which is uhsrssrsa— ourjustice system, which is uhsrssrsa .— ourjustice system, which is unelected , also— ourjustice system, which is unelected , also not political unelected, also not political srhsr— unelected, also not political srhsr .— unelected, also not political either . don't— unelected, also not political either . don't have. yeah. unelected, also not political either. don't have. yeah. i'd rarhsr— either. don't have. yeah. i'd rather trust _ either. don't have. yeah. i'd rather trust our— either. don't have. yeah. i'd rather trust our our justice sysrsrh— rather trust our our justice sysrsrh rhah— rather trust our our justice system than have them have psohrs— system than have them have psoprs hrs— system than have them have people like rishi sunak and susta— people like rishi sunak and susua—ao- people like rishi sunak and suella—go oh. people like rishi sunak andi suella—go oh no, people like rishi sunak and. suella—go oh no, it suella braverman go oh no, it asa— suella braverman go oh no, it was our idea. like— suella braverman go oh no, it was our idea. like it should be rhs.— was our idea. like it should be fine._minister,. fine. but the prime minister, shs-s— fine. but the prime minister, shs-s-hohs— fine. but the prime minister, she's home secretary. but he she's the home secretary. but he wash— she's the home secretary. but he wash-r.lwash-r— she's the home secretary. but he wasn't,.wasn't-evenl wasn't, he wasn't voted in even so, wasn't, he wasn't voted in even so|rhsah . whar— wasn't, he wasn't voted in even so, mean , what the government so, i mean, what the government assas— so, i mean, what the government needs-unelected- so, i mean, what the government needs-unelected ?- so, i mean, what the government needs unelected ? no. needs somebody unelected? no. wst.— needs somebody unelected? no. wst-us— needs somebody unelected? no. wst-us rs— needs somebody unelected? no. well, he is unelected . well, he is. he is unelected. who— well, he is. he is unelected. who srss— well, he is. he is unelected. who srss ao— well, he is. he is unelected. who else do we— well, he is. he is unelected. who else do we go to for a ashsrar— who else do we go to for a general election- who else do we go to for a general election right now in the general election right now in rhs-or— general election right now in rhs-or ah— general election right now in the-of all of-yes. the midst of all of this? yes. in the midst of all of this? yes. h-rhrasr— the midst of all of this? yes. in-midstlall- the midst of all of this? yes. in-midstlall of- the midst of all of this? yes. in midst all of this, in the midst of all of this, ws-rs-aoha- in the midst of all of this,. we're - going _out in the midst of all of this,- we're - going _out of we're never going to get out of it we're never going to get out of r-rr-s— we're never going to get out of r-rr-s rhs— we're never going to get out of it-it's the last- we're never going to get out of it- it's the last thingi it by then. it's the last thing this general this country needs is a general election. exactly election. sam, i'm exactly what we government must we need. and the government must

ensure goes through. ensure that this goes through. they need to get policies that are because this we are judge proof because this we cannot keep this. our cannot keep doing this. our country is only so big. i agree with i agree country is only so big. i agree with-i agree with- country is only so big. i agree with-i agree with you. . with you. i agree with you. hook— with you. i agree with you. hook ar— with you. i agree with you. look at what's— with you. i agree with you. look at what's happening in our schools. rwanda schools. the nhs in rwanda clearly isn't the is it? clearly isn't the answer, is it? it's not the answer because? hssauss— it's not the answer because? hssauss-aohal it's not the answer because?i because-going back because they keep going back hastaras— because they keep going back backwards forwards. and now backwards and forwards. and now aaah—ahal again to the supreme court and it's again to the supreme court and r-s-r-s— again to the supreme court and r-s-r-s rush— again to the supreme court and it's it's just another it's just, oh, it's just another .a— it's just, oh, it's just another mess.-a different- it's just, oh, it's just another mess. a different solution. mess. find a different solution. rhsy-rs— mess. find a different solution. rhsy-rs hor— mess. find a different solution. they're not doing— mess. find a different solution. they're not doing enough. rhsy-rs— they're not doing enough. rhsy-rs hor— they're not doing enough. they're not they're not prossssha— they're not they're not processing the people who are coming—hoars- processing the people who arei coming—boats quick coming over on the boats quick shouah. — coming over on the boats quick shouah. .a— coming over on the boats quick enough. a disaster. "car enough. it is a disaster. they hars— have to let rwanda go ahead. right. listen. so it's right. well, listen. so it's nothing you right. well, listen. so it's. nothing-you-your nothing without you and your -rsr-s- nothing without you and your views. let's welcome views. come on. let's welcome orsar— views. come on. let's welcome our great british— views. come on. let's welcome our great british voices. let's sss—ro- our great british voices. let's sss—ro sayl our great british voices. let's. see _to say about see what they have to say about the see what they have to say about rhs—arssusshal see what they have to say about the i now. - discussing i see what they have to say about the now. let's discussing see what they have to say about the now. let's headiiscussing right now. let's head to hhsroh — right now. let's head to. bristol. _voice, bristol. regular gb voice, lee haras— bristol. regular gb voice, lee hams-rs— bristol. regular gb voice, lee harris.-is rwanda- bristol. regular gb voice, lee harris. is rwanda unlawful ? harris. lee is rwanda unlawful? in harris. lee is rwanda unlawful? h shorr— harris. lee is rwanda unlawful? h shorrs raha— harris. lee is rwanda unlawful? in short ? nana no,— harris. lee is rwanda unlawful? in short ? nana no, i— harris. lee is rwanda unlawful? " 7” nana no, i don't think in short? nana no, i don't think rwahaa— in short? nana no, i don't think rwahaa plan— in short? nana no, i don't think rwahaa prah rs— t“ �* nana no, i don't think rwanda plan is unlawful. i hshsws— rwanda plan is unlawful. i hshsws r— rwanda plan is unlawful. i believe it is— rwanda plan is unlawful. i believe it is the— rwanda plan is unlawful. i believe it is the fundamental right of any country to decide who can and can't enter legally and at the moment this decision is essentially in the hands of criminal gangs and i have a bone to pick with sam, sam said about

the rwanda isn't working well. sam, we haven't even tried it yet,— sam, we haven't even tried it ysr. so— sam, we haven't even tried it ysr. so ws— sam, we haven't even tried it yet, so we don't— sam, we haven't even tried it yet, so we don't know if it works— yet, so we don't know if it works or— yet, so we don't know if it works or not. _ yet, so we don't know if it works or not. i'm saying i'm saying— works or not. i'm saying i'm sayha rhs— works or not. i'm saying i'm saying the idea— works or not. i'm saying i'm saying the idea of rwanda isn't worr. — saying the idea of rwanda isn't worr. rhs— saying the idea of rwanda isn't work. the idea— saying the idea of rwanda isn't work. the idea of— saying the idea of rwanda isn't work. : t: saying the idea of rwanda isn't work. t work. the idea of rwanda isn't working. and if we've already come and if they're already coming many coming up against so many problems then problems already, then it clearly decision clearly isn't the right decision . it's just clearly isn't the right decision . it'sjust the clearly isn't the right decision . it's just the judges it'sjust the judges stopping . it's just the judges stopping it, . it's just the judges stopping r. rhouah. — . it's just the judges stopping it, though. .exactly- it's just the judges stopping it, though. retrtltyr it, though. sam exactly, exactly. we haven't- it, though. retrtltyr rotttltyr we haven't had the exactly. we haven't had the chaos— exactly. we haven't had the shahs ro— exactly. we haven't had the chance to give— exactly. we haven't had the chance to give it— exactly. we haven't had the chance to give it a- rotttltyr we haven't had the chance to give it a go. fair saouah— chance to give it a go. fair shouah. ruhr.— chance to give it a go. fair enough. right. if it doesn't wow— enough. right. if it doesn't work .— enough. right. if it doesn't work . ws— enough. right. if it doesn't work , we should try something work, we should try something srss. — work, we should try something srss. _that- work, we should try something. else. _that something else. but to say that something doesn't and actually, else. but to say that something dcyou t and actually, else. but to say that something dcyou look and actually, else. but to say that something dcyou look at and actually, else. but to say that something dcyou look at the and actually, else. but to say that something dcyou look at the and historyy, if you look at the case history of places like australia have already found out that an effective way to tackle illegal immigration deter people immigration is to deter people from to come if they from wanting to come if they believe that they will be refused entry arrive refused entry if they arrive here illegally and eventually sent thousands of miles away to rwanda, less likely to rwanda, they are less likely to pay rwanda, they are less likely to pay thousands of pounds to criminal gangs to illegally enter the uk. you know, people ro— enter the uk. you know, people ro foresh— enter the uk. you know, people seem to forget that_ rt;"trt;” you know, people seem to forget that this seem to forget that if this asrsrrshr— seem to forget that if this deterrent works, very few will be deterrent works, very few will hs sshr— deterrent works, very few will hs sshr ro — deterrent works, very few will be sent to rwanda in the long run because they're less likely to pay— run because they're less likely ro pay rhsss— run because they're less likely to pay these gangs thousands to get to pay these gangs thousands to as has — to pay these gangs thousands to ash hsrs. h— to pay these gangs thousands to ash hsrs. h r— to pay these gangs thousands to get here. if it doesn't- to pay these gangs thousands to get here. �*" t : t

get here. if it doesn't work, we should try something else, but we should at the very, very least to try it . you least be able to try it. you know, maybe this is a good opportunity for rishi sunak to, you know, turn the volume up , you know, turn the volume up, oppose the blob. finally give the british people what they want, which is full control over their borders . but want, which is full control over their borders. but nana, i'm just not convinced he will, which is partly why i believe the conservatives are doomed. yeah, , on bombshell, yeah, well, on that bombshell, rhsy-rs— yeah, well, on that bombshell, they're doomed— yeah, well, on that bombshell, they're doomed .— yeah, well, on that bombshell, they're doomed . they are doomed they're doomed. they are doomed to they're doomed. they are doomed ho ho.— they're doomed. they are doomed ho ho. rhsy-rs— they're doomed. they are doomed to do. they're doomed , he to do. they're doomed, he rhrshss.— to do. they're doomed, he finishes. thank- to do. they're doomed, he finishes. thank you, lee harris. hs-s— finishes. thank you, lee harris. hs-s rhar— finishes. thank you, lee harris. he's that great— finishes. thank you, lee harris. he's that great british voice. whar— he's that great british voice. whar a— he's that great british voice. whar a arsar— he's that great british voice. what a great voice he is. this is oh— what a great voice he is. this is so wsws— what a great voice he is. this is gb news for— what a great voice he is. this is gb news for the people's chahhsr— is gb news for the people's channel-the— is gb news for the people's channel the way. our very own channel on the way. our very own rarhsh— channel on the way. our very own rarth-hsars— channel on the way. our very own patrick-bears all. - channel on the way. our very own patrick-bears all. he- patrick christie bears all. he rsus— patrick christie bears all. he rshs us— patrick christie bears all. he rshs us why— patrick christie bears all. he tells us why he— patrick christie bears all. he tells us why he got naked for sharp.— tells us why he got naked for sharry. wo— tells us why he got naked for charity. no, he'll— tells us why he got naked for charity. no, he'll be clothed sohha— charity. no, he'll be clothed sorhha hro— charity. no, he'll be clothed coming into the— charity. no, he'll be clothed coming into the studio. i wouuh-r— coming into the studio. i wouldn't getting hot. and then i'll wouldn't getting hot. and then r-h hs— wouldn't getting hot. and then i'll be crossing— wouldn't getting hot. and then i'll be crossing lines to paris to i'll be crossing lines to paris ro asr— i'll be crossing lines to paris ro asr wsh. — i'll be crossing lines to paris to get well. emily emily his her haras— to get well. emily emily his her hahss says— to get well. emily emily his her fiance says he's— to get well. emily emily his her fiance says he's become very ah— fiance says he's become very .— fiance says he's become very . so— fiance says he's become very . so ru— fiance says he's become very vain . so i'll become , um. y/rtr. vain. so i'll become, um. you know— vain. so i'll become, um. you know . hur— vain. so i'll become, um. you know . but then,— vain. so i'll become, um. you know . but then, of- vain. so i'll become, um. y/rtr. but then, of course, vain. so i'll become, um. y/rtr but then, of course, we're know. but then, of course, we're going— know. but then, of course, we're aoha ro — know. but then, of course, we're aoha ro asr— know. but then, of course, we're aoha ro asr rhs— but then, of course, we're going to get the latest as well th— going to get the latest as well th rsaara— going to get the latest as well with regard to— going to get the latest as well with regard to the riots in has— with regard to the riots in has whh— with regard to the riots in paris with reports suggesting

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to the gb news youtube channel and to download the gb news app . hello, good afternoon and smros— . hello, good afternoon and smros ro— . hello, good afternoon and welcome to gb— hello, good afternoon and welcome to gb news. we are the rsohrs-s— welcome to gb news. we are the people's channel. _ welcome to gb news. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua. it's people's channel. i'm nana akua. rr-s arms— people's channel. i'm nana akua. rr-s rrms ow— people's channel. i'm nana akua. it's time now for— people's channel. i'm nana akua. it's time now for royal roundup rims— it's time now for royal roundup rrms aha— it's time now for royal roundup time and there's— it's time now for royal roundup time and there's always somsrhha— time and there's always something going on in the royal housshohh— something going on in the royal household. and— something going on in the royal household. and week has household. and this week has hssh—

household. and this week has been—prince- household. and this week hasi been—prince harry been no different. prince harry yesr_ been no different. prince harry yss. hrs— been no different. prince harry yss. hrs souh— been no different. prince harry yes, his court challenge ends hooray.— yes, his court challenge ends roaay. rhs— yes, his court challenge ends today. the duke— yes, his court challenge ends today. the duke of sussex is suha— today. the duke of sussex is suha rumor— today. the duke of sussex is suing mirror group newspapers for uhrawrur— suing mirror group newspapers for unlawful activity, including ahsasa— for unlawful activity, including alleged hacking _ for unlawful activity, including alleged hacking of his phone. he shah-r— alleged hacking of his phone. he shah-r hays— alleged hacking of his phone. he didn't have until— alleged hacking of his phone. he didn't have until was a bit somussa— didn't have until was a bit confused, really, all of which rhs— confused, really, all of which rhs rahrora— confused, really, all of which the tabloid group denies . harry the tabloid group denies. harry and wsahah-s— the tabloid group denies. harry and meghan's biographer, omid scours.— and meghan's biographer, omid ssohrs. rs— and meghan's biographer, omid scobie, is warning a royal rrashha— scobie, is warning a royal trashing afoot— scobie, is warning a royal trashing afoot ,- scobie, is warning a royal trashing afoot , saying scobie, is warning a royal trashing afoot, saying his scobie, is warning a royal trashing afoot , saying his next trashing afoot, saying his next hook— trashing afoot, saying his next book wru— trashing afoot, saying his next book will reveal— trashing afoot, saying his next book will reveal moments to the roya— book will reveal moments to the royar ramhy— book will reveal moments to the royal family should be ashamed of. royal family should be ashamed oh rr-s— royal family should be ashamed oh rr-s sausa— royal family should be ashamed of. it's called end— royal family should be ashamed of. it's called end game . maybe of. it's called end game. maybe it of. it's called end game. maybe r wru— of. it's called end game. maybe r with us— of. it's called end game. maybe r with hs hor— of. it's called end game. maybe it will be for him.— of. it's called end game. maybe it will be for him. meanwhile, harry— it will be for him. meanwhile, harry rs— it will be for him. meanwhile, harry is planning a sob, a solo rho— harry is planning a sob, a solo rho ro— harry is planning a sob, a solo rho ro ahma— harry is planning a sob, a solo trip to africa for— harry is planning a sob, a solo trip to africa for the new wsmhx— trip to africa for the new netflix documentary. oh my aoorhsss— netflix documentary. oh my goodness. will— netflix documentary. oh my goodness. will they ever give up the sussexes?_ goodness. will they ever give up the sussexes? million deal? the sussexes? £78 million deal? wru— the sussexes? £78 million deal? wit rhs— the sussexes? £78 million deal? will the streaming giant is rshomsary— will the streaming giant is reportedly hanging in the harahss— reportedly hanging in the balance after— reportedly hanging in the balance after spotify parted ways— balance after spotify parted ways-souhrs. - balance after spotify parted ways couple. right. ways for the couple. right. wsw— ways for the couple. right. wsh. rsr-s— ways for the couple. right. well, let's get— ways for the couple. right. well, let's get straight over to roya— well, let's get straight over to royar—rswhi royal biographer angela levin aha— royal biographer angela levin aha-whats- royal biographer angela levin and what's going on. and find out what's going on. anasta— and find out what's going on. angela, there's— and find out what's going on. angela, there's a— and find out what's going on. angela, there's a lot going on. mars-s— angela, there's a lot going on. rhsrs-s a— angela, there's a lot going on. rhsrs-s a hor— angela, there's a lot going on. there's a lot going— angela, there's a lot going on. there's a lot going on.- angela, there's a lot going on. there's a lot going on. but- there's a lot going on. but i think should just first think i should just say, first of was the day of all, that this is was the day of all, that this is was the day of princess diana's birthday . of princess diana's birthday. and i think it will be a very sad, quiet day for both brothers because it brings it all out

again. and very sad . that's again. and very sad. that's really sad. yes . again. and very sad. that's really sad. yes. harry. okay again. and very sad. that's really sad. yes . harry. okay , really sad. yes. harry. okay, rsr-s— really sad. yes. harry. okay, rsr-s asr— really sad. yes. harry. okay, has as ro— really sad. yes. harry. okay, let's get to it. _ really sad. yes. harry. okay, let's get to it. i— really sad. y/rt;~;fr okay, let's get to it. " let's get to it. i mean, he's trying to get over £500,000 out of these court case things . and of these court case things. and the mirror has offered- 0tr ”. t 35 and the mirror has offered him 500 hssauss— the mirror has offered him 500 hssauss rhsy— the mirror has offered him 500 because they think that that's auras— because they think that that's auras shouah— because they think that that's quite enough that they haven't rsahy— quite enough that they haven't rsauy hasrsa— quite enough that they haven't really hacked into his phone and ma— really hacked into his phone and ma hs— really hacked into his phone and ma hs hash-r— really hacked into his phone and that he hasn't been able to wows— that he hasn't been able to prove aayhhha— that he hasn't been able to prove anything. you know , he had prove anything. you know, he had rsshhas— prove anything. you know, he had rsshhas hur— prove anything. you know, he had feelings, but he— prove anything. you know, he had feelings, but he didn't have mors— feelings, but he didn't have rasrs .— feelings, but he didn't have rasrs . rhahh— feelings, but he didn't have facts . right. but he also wanted facts. right. but he also wanted . rm— facts. right. but he also wanted . rh soma— facts. right. but he also wanted . an extra $30,000— facts. right. but he also wanted . an extra $30,000 for to amass— . an extra $30,000 for to articles written - . an extra $30,000 for to articles written about his relationship— articles written about his relationship with chelsy davy, his girlfriend,— relationship with chelsy davy, his girlfriend, before meghan. rha— his girlfriend, before meghan. who r— his girlfriend, before meghan. and i thought,— his girlfriend, before meghan. and i thought, hello , is she and i thought, hello, is she going— and i thought, hello, is she aoha ro— and i thought, hello, is she aoha ro asr— and i thought, hello, is she going to get any of that money? you mow.— going to get any of that money? you know r— going to get any of that money? you know, it was— going to get any of that money? you know, it was very disrupting to you know, it was very disrupting ro hsr— you know, it was very disrupting ro hsr hor— you know, it was very disrupting ro hsr for hsr— you know, it was very disrupting to her for her life— you know, it was very disrupting to her for her life as he talked to her for her life as he talked ro hsr— to her for her life as he talked ro hsr ahour— to her for her life as he talked to her about this— to her for her life as he talked to her about this .— to her for her life as he talked to her about this . i mean, it's to her about this. i mean, it's way.— to her about this. i mean, it's wsry. wsry— to her about this. i mean, it's wsry. wsry oaa. — to her about this. i mean, it's very, very odd. but also which hrsrry— very, very odd. but also which seems pretty shocking is that his rawysr—

seems pretty shocking is that his lawyer tried— seems pretty shocking is that his lawyer tried to thrust a ham— his lawyer tried to thrust a ham ro— his lawyer tried to thrust a letter to the _ his lawyer tried to thrust a letter to the judge, which came in letter to the judge, which came h ar— letter to the judge, which came h ar rhs— letter to the judge, which came in at the last— letter to the judge, which came in at the last minute yesterday, rhs— in at the last minute yesterday, rhs sha— in at the last minute yesterday, was the end of— in at the last minute yesterday, was the end of it.— in at the last minute yesterday, was the end of it. he had ten days.— was the end of it. he had ten ways. which— was the end of it. he had ten days, which he— was the end of it. he had ten days, which he could have tried hshors— days, which he could have tried hsrors. rha— days, which he could have tried before. and he— days, which he could have tried before. and he said this will mars— before. and he said this will make sure that_ before. and he said this will make sure that you feel that harry— make sure that you feel that harry has— make sure that you feel that harry has been— make sure that you feel that harry has been hacked in. and hsha— harry has been hacked in. and hsha a— harry has been hacked in. and hsha a s— harry has been hacked in. and being a wise judge . and he said, being a wise judge. and he said, wsw— being a wise judge. and he said, wsh. r-m— being a wise judge. and he said, wsh. r-m hor— being a wise judge. and he said, well, i'm not even— being a wise judge. and he said, well, i'm not even going to look at well, i'm not even going to look ar r— well, i'm not even going to look ar r hssauss— well, i'm not even going to look at it because you— well, i'm not even going to look at it because you can't. you've got— at it because you can't. you've aor rhs— at it because you can't. you've aor rhs orhsr— at it because you can't. you've got the other side— at it because you can't. you've got the other side have to read it got the other side have to read r aha— got the other side have to read r and has— got the other side have to read it and have to— got the other side have to read it and have to give their views as has— it and have to give their views as has mush— it and have to give their views as it's much too— it and have to give their views as it's much too late . and he as it's much too late. and he saw— as it's much too late. and he saw rhs— as it's much too late. and he said the privilege— as it's much too late. and he said the privilege is not working— said the privilege is not worrha ar— said the privilege is not working at that point. so so you quite— working at that point. so so you quite understand— working at that point. so so you quite understand that he was wsry— quite understand that he was wsry shosrsa— quite understand that he was very shocked and just as ahhoysa.— very shocked and just as annoyed. and- very shocked and just as annoyed. and what a ridiculous rhha— annoyed. and what a ridiculous rhha ro— annoyed. and what a ridiculous rhha ho ho— annoyed. and what a ridiculous mm ho ho ro— annoyed. and what a ridiculous thing to do to think that you asruahy— thing to do to think that you can actually persuade him at the rash— can actually persuade him at the rash mhurs— can actually persuade him at the last minute that_ can actually persuade him at the last minute that he won't think it last minute that he won't think r mouth.— last minute that he won't think it through. impulsive he will shah— it through. impulsive he will srarr oh— it through. impulsive he will start on harold,— it through. impulsive he will start on harold, on harry's sus.— start on harold, on harry's sras. so— start on harold, on harry's sras. so hush— start on harold, on harry's side. so just frightening, isn't it? side. so just frightening, isn't hrs r— side. so just frightening, isn't hrs r rs— side. so just frightening, isn't it? it is frightening . g it? it is frightening. thought mar— it? it is frightening. thought that hs— it? it is frightening. thought that he would use that sort of royal privilege in that manner. yes, absolutely. with such arrogance. really? yeah yes.

theni arrogance. really? yeah yes. then i shall leap on- arrogance. really? yeah yes. then i shall leap on on- gt 7“ / yes. then i shall leap on on to wsmhx— then i shall leap on on to netflix and— then i shall leap on on to netflix and it's— then i shall leap on on to netflix and it's interesting mar— netflix and it's interesting rhar wsahah— netflix and it's interesting that meghan is working on doing a hrswsw— that meghan is working on doing a hrswsw rsahy— that meghan is working on doing a preview really of— that meghan is working on doing a preview really of dickens hook.— a preview really of dickens hoor. orsar— a preview really of dickens book, great expectations . and book, great expectations. and you— book, great expectations. and you mow.— book, great expectations. and you know, she's— book, great expectations. and you know, she's doing it as a smash— you know, she's doing it as a smash .— you know, she's doing it as a feminist , living— you know, she's doing it as a feminist, living in a man's wows.— feminist, living in a man's wows. so— feminist, living in a man's world. so it's— feminist, living in a man's world. so it's before she's sort of ash— world. so it's before she's sort or rsh ar— world. so it's before she's sort of left at the— world. so it's before she's sort of left at the altar— world. so it's before she's sort of left at the altar and you rth— of left at the altar and you rth r-s— of left at the altar and you think it's not— of left at the altar and you think it's not going to work hsrors— think it's not going to work hsrors r-s— think it's not going to work before it's even— think it's not going to work before it's even got anywhere hssauss— before it's even got anywhere hssauss r-s— before it's even got anywhere because it's all— before it's even got anywhere because it's all going to be ahour— because it's all going to be about meghan's— because it's all going to be about meghan's life and men in a wsry— about meghan's life and men in a wsry armsuh— about meghan's life and men in a very difficult community. and it's very difficult community. and has hor— very difficult community. and us so far— very difficult community. and it's not fair and— very difficult community. and it's not fair and it's not hahr. — it's not fair and it's not hahr. r— it's not fair and it's not right. i mean,- it's not fair and it's not right. i mean, everything on orsar— right. i mean, everything on great expectations since the hsr— great expectations since the rush rim — great expectations since the first film in— great expectations since the first film in 1946 has proven to be first film in 1946 has proven to rs ahsorursry— first film in 1946 has proven to be absolutely hopeless. so she's going— be absolutely hopeless. so she's going ro— be absolutely hopeless. so she's aoha ho ho— be absolutely hopeless. so she's aoha ho ho mar.— be absolutely hopeless. so she's going to do that. she's staying in going to do that. she's staying h rmshsa— going to do that. she's staying h rmshsa .— going to do that. she's staying in america . harry— going to do that. she's staying in america . harry wants to go to in america. harry wants to go to yuma— in america. harry wants to go to africa aha— in america. harry wants to go to africa and talk— in america. harry wants to go to africa and talk about the people and rhs— africa and talk about the people and the animals— africa and talk about the people and the animals and all that mas.— and the animals and all that there, which— and the animals and all that there, which he— and the animals and all that there, which he loved. he called it there, which he loved. he called r hrs— there, which he loved. he called r hrs ssoa— there, which he loved. he called it his second home,— there, which he loved. he called it his second home, so he feels wsry— it his second home, so he feels wsry happy—

it his second home, so he feels very happy in_ it his second home, so he feels very happy in that _ it his second home, so he feels very happy in that. but i rhouahr— very happy in that. but i rhouahr ro— very happy in that. but i thought to myself, how is he going— thought to myself, how is he aoha ro— thought to myself, how is he aoha ro sss— thought to myself, how is he going to see his— thought to myself, how is he going to see his children in? wru— going to see his children in? win hs— going to see his children in? will he actually— going to see his children in? will he actually come back? will he will he actually come back? will hs hs— will he actually come back? will hs hs arrowsa— will he actually come back? will he be allowed back into america 7 he be allowed back into america s rus— he be allowed back into america s rr-s rush— he be allowed back into america ? it's just almost— he be allowed back into america ? it's just almost as— he be allowed back into america ? it's just almost as though they're trying to escape each other literally doing things at different parts of the world to be. they're not even hanging out together. it seems very , very together. it seems very, very separate, doesn't it? well, it's very separate, doesn't it? well, it's wsry ssharars— separate, doesn't it? well, it's very separate now,— separate, doesn't it? well, it's very separate now, isn't- 3" t t?” well, it's very separate now, isn't it? i mean , she wasn't there to help mean, she wasn't there to help him— mean, she wasn't there to help him h— mean, she wasn't there to help him h rhsss— mean, she wasn't there to help him in these difficult moments th—aha- him in these difficult moments. with—and actually with the coronation and actually the with the coronation and actually rhs souh— with the coronation and actually rhs souh ass— with the coronation and actually the court case. you— with the coronation and actually the court case. you know, he ro— the court case. you know, he ro hs— the court case. you know, he seems to be sent— the court case. you know, he seems to be sent off. he'll enjoy— seems to be sent off. he'll shroy r— seems to be sent off. he'll shroy r h— seems to be sent off. he'll enjoy it in africa because he rowss— enjoy it in africa because he rowss r.— enjoy it in africa because he rowss is our— enjoy it in africa because he loves it. but to— enjoy it in africa because he loves it. but to not leave the smash— loves it. but to not leave the children behind— loves it. but to not leave the children behind ,— loves it. but to not leave the children behind , not to see that children behind, not to see that rhha— children behind, not to see that rhha. mar-s— children behind, not to see that rhha. rhar-s a— children behind, not to see that thing. that's a real interesting rhha— thing. that's a real interesting rhha mar-s— thing. that's a real interesting thing that's going to happen hssauss— thing that's going to happen hssauss hs— thing that's going to happen because he can't come keep coming— because he can't come keep somha hash.— because he can't come keep coming back. and if netflix are going— coming back. and if netflix are going ro— coming back. and if netflix are some ro assshr— coming back. and if netflix are going to accept it,— coming back. and if netflix are going to accept it, they haven't saro— going to accept it, they haven't sara rhsy-a— going to accept it, they haven't said they'd accept— going to accept it, they haven't said they'd accept either of rhsrr— said they'd accept either of their productions. he's going to has— their productions. he's going to has ro— their productions. he's going to has ro shay— their productions. he's going to have to stay there _ their productions. he's going to have to stay there for months on sha— have to stay there for months on sat. yous— have to stay there for months on sat. you hor— have to stay there for months on end. you're not going to keep trying— end. you're not going to keep flying hash— end. you're not going to keep flying back first— end. you're not going to keep flying back first class because it's flying back first class because r-s going— flying back first class because has some ro— flying back first class because it's going to cost— flying back first class because it's going to cost much too much mohsy — it's going to cost much too much mohsy .aossh-r— it's going to cost much too much money. doesn't sound like it money. oh, doesn't sound like it souas— money. oh, doesn't sound like it souas hrs—

money. oh, doesn't sound like it sounds like there's— money. oh, doesn't sound like it sounds like there's a lot of moms— sounds like there's a lot of- trouble _angela. trouble in paradise. angela. yss— trouble in paradise. angela. yes r— trouble in paradise. angela. yss . wsry— trouble in paradise. angela. yss . wsry tummy.— trouble in paradise. ' g yes , very quickly, amid obe. yes yes, very quickly, amid obe. yes ssoohy—hoo— yes, very quickly, amid obe. yes ssoohy—hoo .— yes, very quickly, amid obe. yes scooby—doo . you— yes, very quickly, amid obe. yes scooby—doo . you know, he's scooby—doo. you know, he's ahsaay— scooby—doo. you know, he's arrsaay rryha— scooby—doo. you know, he's already trying to— scooby—doo. you know, he's already trying to sell it to say mar— already trying to sell it to say rhar r-s— already trying to sell it to say rhar us going— already trying to sell it to say that it's going to— already trying to sell it to say that it's going to be shocking aha— that it's going to be shocking and mines— that it's going to be shocking and things like— that it's going to be shocking and things like that. but he we hars— and things like that. but he we have discovered— and things like that. but he we have discovered that he went to camsha— have discovered that he went to california. we— have discovered that he went to california. we don't know that he california. we don't know that hs saw— california. we don't know that he saw meghan.— california. we don't know that he saw meghan. seems likely and this he saw meghan. seems likely and his way— he saw meghan. seems likely and mm way rhsy— he saw meghan. seems likely and this way they said— he saw meghan. seems likely and this way they said they're not going— this way they said they're not some ro — this way they said they're not going to criticise— this way they said they're not going to criticise the royal ramhy— going to criticise the royal family anymore. okay. so they're going— family anymore. okay. so they're going ro— family anymore. okay. so they're aoha ro ash— family anymore. okay. so they're aoha ro rsh r— family anymore. okay. so they're going to tell it to— family anymore. okay. so they're going to tell it to somebody shss— going to tell it to somebody srss. rhs— going to tell it to somebody else. this is— going to tell it to somebody else. this is my— going to tell it to somebody else. this is my perception version and— else. this is my perception version and it'll- else. this is my perception version and it'll come up rhrouah— version and it'll come up through another year and oh no , through another year and oh no, we through another year and oh no, ws ooh-r— through another year and oh no, ws ooh-r rhow— through another year and oh no, we don't know him. harry said , we don't know him. harry said, oh,— we don't know him. harry said, 0h r— we don't know him. harry said, 0h r hars— we don't know him. harry said, oh, i have heard— we don't know him. harry said, oh, i have heard of him . but he oh, i have heard of him. but he arso— oh, i have heard of him. but he arso misha— oh, i have heard of him. but he also might lose— oh, i have heard of him. but he also might lose his— oh, i have heard of him. but he also might lose his company hssauss— also might lose his company hssauss hs— also might lose his company because he hasn't sent in his haosrworh— because he hasn't sent in his rahsrworr .— because he hasn't sent in his rahsrworr . so— because he hasn't sent in his paperwork . so we'll wait and paperwork. so we'll wait and shay.— paperwork. so we'll wait and see. okay. thank— paperwork. so we'll wait and see. okay. thank you. and that's r. — see. okay. thank you. and that's r. manh— see. okay. thank you. and that's r. rhahr you— see. okay. thank you. and that's it. thank you so— see. okay. thank you. and that's it. thank you so much.- see. okay. thank you. and that's it. thank you so much. royal biographer angela levin. this is gb news. more to come in the next hour .

next hour. good afternoon. it's just gone 5:00. this is gb news. we are the people's channel live on tv, onune the people's channel live on tv, online and on digital radio for the next hour. me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines right now in just a moment, i'll be to paris for be crossing live to paris for all the on the riots that all the latest on the riots that have spread across france and then our very own patrick christie will baring why christie will be baring all why he got naked for charity. then the great british debate this hour i'm asking is rishi sunak plan the nhs the right plan to save the nhs the right one? but first, let's get your latest news headlines . good latest news headlines. good afternoon. it's latest news headlines. good afternoon . it's coming up to afternoon. it's coming up to show— afternoon. it's coming up to mow r-m— afternoon. it's coming up to 5:01. i'm rhiannon- " it's coming up to 5:01. i'm rhiannon jones in the wssmoo .a— 5:01. i'm rhiannon jones in the newsroom . a funeral has been newsroom. a funeral has been hsra— newsroom. a funeral has been hsra hor— newsroom. a funeral has been hsra for rhs— newsroom. a funeral has been held for the teenager who was shor— held for the teenager who was shor asaa— held for the teenager who was shor asaa hy— held for the teenager who was shot dead by police on tuesday, sparhha— shot dead by police on tuesday, sparrha hors— shot dead by police on tuesday, sparking riots across france. rhs— sparking riots across france. rhs hrshor— sparking riots across france. the interior ministry says more mah— the interior ministry says more has hoo— the interior ministry says more than 1300 people— the interior ministry says more than 1300 people were arrested owsmrahr— than 1300 people were arrested owsmrahr as— than 1300 people were arrested overnight as violence continues to overnight as violence continues ro shrsaa—

overnight as violence continues ro shrsaa aoss— overnight as violence continues to spread across the country. hurrahas— to spread across the country. buildings and— to spread across the country. buildings and vehicles was rorshsa— buildings and vehicles was torched and— buildings and vehicles was torched and stores looted by prorssrsrs— torched and stores looted by protesters demanding justice for the protesters demanding justice for rhs w— protesters demanding justice for rhs w ysar— protesters demanding justice for rhs w ysar ora— protesters demanding justice for the 17 year old known as nahel m . rhs— the 17 year old known as nahel m . rhs mshsh— the 17 year old known as nahel m . the french president, emmanuel wasroh— . the french president, emmanuel wasroh has— . the french president, emmanuel macron has postponed a state wsh— macron has postponed a state wsr ro— macron has postponed a state visit to germany— macron has postponed a state visit to germany due to begin tomorrow because of the unrest. mshsh— tomorrow because of the unrest. mshsh rshohsr— tomorrow because of the unrest. french reporter antony erg says the french reporter antony erg says rhs rsssm— french reporter antony erg says the recent riots— french reporter antony erg says the recent riots have nothing to do the recent riots have nothing to to mm— the recent riots have nothing to do with wanting— the recent riots have nothing to do with wanting justice. ”rt; t do with wanting justice. french people— do with wanting justice. french psorrs rs— do with wanting justice. french psorrs rs mors— do with wanting justice. french people is more and more upset against this these rioters and that's a point which is good for emmanuel macron because everyone dodi now thinks it's enough. we have to stop them and there is nothing to do with justice. it's nothing to do with justice. it's not a question of justice. it's just to put chaos to and and to robbery and to steal upon upon a false political cause . well, false political cause. well, british travellers are also being warned their movements could be restricted due to the protests. but travel expert srmoh — protests. but travel expert simon calder— but travel expert simon calder believes it is shu— simon calder believes it is shut sass— simon calder believes it is still safe for— simon calder believes it is still safe for now , it starts

still safe for now, it starts shrsaaha. — still safe for now, it starts spreading. if— still safe for now, it starts spreading. if it- still safe for now, it starts spreading. �*" t g t“ still safe for now, it starts spreading. �*" t g t : spreading. if it gets in towards the tourist areas and bear in mind that france is the most popular country in the world for incoming tourists. so therefore tourism is essential for them. but similarly , if you're in the but similarly, if you're in the middle of a beautiful city such as paris, if the trouble starts coming in from the suburbs, from the born.louis into the centre , the born.louis into the centre, that could signal problems . that could signal problems. seven. just stop oil protesters hars— seven. just stop oil protesters haws hssh— seven. just stop oil protesters have been arrested for arsruhrha— have been arrested for disrupting london's pride march. rsrrwsrs— disrupting london's pride march. activists blocked— disrupting london's pride march. activists blocked the road and spraysa— activists blocked the road and spraysa harm— activists blocked the road and sprayed paint on— activists blocked the road and sprayed paint on a coca—cola hush.— sprayed paint on a coca—cola rrusr. homag— sprayed paint on a coca—cola truck, forcing the— sprayed paint on a coca—cola truck, forcing the parade to shop — truck, forcing the parade to shop for— truck, forcing the parade to shop for os— truck, forcing the parade to stop for over 15— truck, forcing the parade to stop for over 15 minutes. they were arrested— stop for over 15 minutes. they were arrested for— stop for over 15 minutes. they were arrested for public nuisance offences . the group nuisance offences. the group says— nuisance offences. the group says rhsy— nuisance offences. the group says rhsy rook— nuisance offences. the group says they took action because phas— says they took action because phas wows— says they took action because pride works with— says they took action because pride works with industries somhhsh— pride works with industries somohsh h— pride works with industries complicit in worsening the shmars— complicit in worsening the climate crisis— complicit in worsening the climate crisis .— complicit in worsening the climate crisis . and three climate crisis. and three msmshrs— climate crisis. and three members of— climate crisis. and three members of animal rights wing hars— members of animal rights wing haws soarsa— members of animal rights wing have scaled a— members of animal rights wing have scaled a large scaffold in the have scaled a large scaffold in rhs ssmrs— have scaled a large scaffold in the centre of— have scaled a large scaffold in the centre of a— have scaled a large scaffold in the centre of a track in a bid to the centre of a track in a bid ro hrswshr— the centre of a track in a bid ro hrswsm a— the centre of a track in a bid to prevent a major greyhound racing— to prevent a major greyhound rasha ssm— to prevent a major greyhound racing event. the— to prevent a major greyhound racing event. the activists hrsrruhrsa—

racing event. the activists interrupted the - racing event. the activists interrupted the derby final aoura— interrupted the derby final around noon— interrupted the derby final around noon ,— interrupted the derby final around noon , alleging it will around noon, alleging it will prorssr— around noon, alleging it will prorssr rhs— around noon, alleging it will protect the dogs— around noon, alleging it will protect the dogs from harm on the protect the dogs from harm on rhs hash.— protect the dogs from harm on the track. the— protect the dogs from harm on the track. the race— protect the dogs from harm on the track. the race is scheduled to the track. the race is scheduled ro rars— the track. the race is scheduled ro rars mass— the track. the race is scheduled to take place at— the track. the race is scheduled to take place at 9:15 this swshha— to take place at 9:15 this swshha .— to take place at 9:15 this evening . jeremy clarkson , whose evening. jeremy clarkson, whose outm— evening. jeremy clarkson, whose ourm ahour— evening. jeremy clarkson, whose column about the _ evening. jeremy clarkson, whose column about the duchess of susss— column about the duchess of sussex published in the sun , was sussex published in the sun, was found— sussex published in the sun, was found ro— sussex published in the sun, was found ro hs— sussex published in the sun, was found to be sexist— sussex published in the sun, was found to be sexist by the press rsauraror— found to be sexist by the press rsauraror rhs— found to be sexist by the press regulator the former top gear shar— regulator the former top gear srar wrors— regulator the former top gear star wrote that_ regulator the former top gear star wrote that he _ regulator the former top gear star wrote that he dreamed of wsahah— star wrote that he dreamed of meghan markle_ star wrote that he dreamed of meghan markle being paraded harsa— meghan markle being paraded naked through— meghan markle being paraded naked through british towns and tomorrow— naked through british towns and publicly shamed— naked through british towns and publicly shamed more than 25,000 somhrarms— publicly shamed more than 25,000 complaints were— publicly shamed more than 25,000 complaints were filed , the most complaints were filed, the most ever received— complaints were filed, the most ever received by— complaints were filed, the most ever received by the independent msss— ever received by the independent press standards— ever received by the independent press standards organisation in rrso— press standards organisation in rrso. says— press standards organisation in rrso. says rhs— press standards organisation in ipso, says the article was humiliating— ipso, says the article was humiliating and degrading , but humiliating and degrading, but it humiliating and degrading, but r rsr-smss— humiliating and degrading, but it rejected suggestions that it marsh.— it rejected suggestions that it was racist, inaccurate or harasssa. — was racist, inaccurate or harassed. the- was racist, inaccurate or harassed. the duchess as the senior detective— harassed. the duchess as the senior detective who survived an arrsmhrsa— senior detective who survived an attempted murder— senior detective who survived an attempted murder in northern rrsraha— attempted murder in northern rrsraha was— attempted murder in northern ireland was given a standing owarroh— ireland was given a standing owarroh ar— ireland was given a standing ovation at an— ireland was given a standing ovation at an awards ceremony rash— ovation at an awards ceremony hasr mam— ovation at an awards ceremony hasr mahr .— ovation at an awards ceremony last night . the— ovation at an awards ceremony last night . the chief inspector last night. the chief inspector .rohh— last night. the chief inspector , john caldwell—

last night. the chief inspector , john caldwell .— last night. the chief inspector , john caldwell . dci john , john caldwell. dci john camsh— , john caldwell. dci john caldwell, who - , john caldwell. dci john caldwell, who received the shssrar— caldwell, who received the special recognition prize, rhahrsa— special recognition prize, thanked his— special recognition prize, thanked his family for their surmou— thanked his family for their supporr as— thanked his family for their supporr as hs— thanked his family for their support as he spoke publicly for the support as he spoke publicly for rhs hsr— support as he spoke publicly for the first time— support as he spoke publicly for the first time since being shot. rhs— the first time since being shot. the detective— the first time since being shot. the detective was— the first time since being shot. the detective was seriously hrursa— the detective was seriously hrursa whsh— the detective was seriously injured when he was shot by arssrasm— injured when he was shot by dissident republicans in omagh dissident republicans in omain in dissident republicans in omagh h rshruary.— dissident republicans in omagh h rshruary. hs— dissident republicans in omagh in february. he said he was sorry— in february. he said he was sorry ro— in february. he said he was sorry to children- in february. he said he was sorry to children that the shharsh— sorry to children that the children had— sorry to children that the children had to witness the horrors— children had to witness the horrors of— children had to witness the horrors of the— children had to witness the horrors of the attack. prime whrsrsr— horrors of the attack. prime minister rishi _ horrors of the attack. prime minister rishi sunak presented his award— minister rishi sunak presented his award wa— minister rishi sunak presented his award via video link describing— his award via video link describing dci caldwell as a hus— describing dci caldwell as a rrus hsro— describing dci caldwell as a rrus hsro . — describing dci caldwell as a true hero . it's— describing dci caldwell as a true hero . it's a- describing dci caldwell as a true hero . c ”rte. describing dci caldwell as a true hero . t ”chi ”rt; true hero. it's a real pleasure to present the spirit of northern ireland's special recognition award this evening to someone that i admire hugely a police man, a father, a husband, a football coach , a man husband, a football coach, a man who, when his own life was in dangen who, when his own life was in danger, was still thinking of others. households danger, was still thinking of others . households are being others. households are being urasa— others. households are being most ro— others. households are being urasa ro rars— others. households are being urged to take an— households are being urged to take an energy metre rsaaha— urged to take an energy metre rsaaha roaay— urged to take an energy metre reading today as— urged to take an energy metre reading today as the new price cap— reading today as the new price cap comes into— reading today as the new price cap comes into force . regulator cap comes into force. regulator orasm — cap comes into force. regulator orasm says— cap comes into force. regulator orasm says rhs— cap comes into force. regulator ofgem says the average price asohrs— ofgem says the average price people ah— ofgem says the average price people hs— ofgem says the average price

people can be charged has fallen to people can be charged has fallen ro rush— people can be charged has fallen ro rusr os— people can be charged has fallen to just over £2,000.— people can be charged has fallen to just over £2,000. however mus— to just over £2,000. however his — to just over £2,000. however bills are still— to just over £2,000. however bills are still much higher than rhsy— bills are still much higher than rhsy sws— bills are still much higher than rhsy awo— bills are still much higher than they were two years ago. the wows-s— they were two years ago. the world's largest— they were two years ago. the world's largest airliner is rsrumha— world's largest airliner is returning to— world's largest airliner is returning to birmingham as gulf ramp— returning to birmingham as gulf ramp up— returning to birmingham as gulf carriers ramp up capacity . carriers ramp up capacity. smrrarss— carriers ramp up capacity. emirates has— carriers ramp up capacity. emirates has reintroduced its ahrhus— emirates has reintroduced its ahrhus ross— emirates has reintroduced its airbus a380 service for one of its airbus a380 service for one of rs rwo — airbus a380 service for one of rs rwo harry— airbus a380 service for one of its two daily return flights hsrwssh— its two daily return flights between the _ its two daily return flights between the west midlands and dubai— between the west midlands and dubai for— between the west midlands and dubai for rhs— between the west midlands and dubai for the first— between the west midlands and dubai for the first time since rhs— dubai for the first time since rhs pahasmrs— dubai for the first time since the pandemic .— dubai for the first time since the pandemic . meanwhile, dubai for the first time since the pandemic. meanwhile, saudia rrrhss— the pandemic. meanwhile, saudia rrrhss wru— the pandemic. meanwhile, saudia airlines will start— the pandemic. meanwhile, saudia airlines will start serving hrrmhaham— airlines will start serving birmingham from tomorrow with rhrss— birmingham from tomorrow with rhrss rsumr— birmingham from tomorrow with three return flights per week to harm— three return flights per week to rsuuah aha— three return flights per week to jeddah and qatar— three return flights per week to jeddah and qatar airways will rsumr— jeddah and qatar airways will rsumr ro— jeddah and qatar airways will return to the— jeddah and qatar airways will return to the airport on rhursaay— return to the airport on rhursaay .— return to the airport on rhursaay . r— return to the airport on thursday. i iced return to the airport on thursday . i iced coffee drinks thursday. i iced coffee drinks rom— thursday. i iced coffee drinks rom mah— thursday. i iced coffee drinks from high street— thursday. i iced coffee drinks from high street chains can somah— from high street chains can contain exceptionally high amours— contain exceptionally high amounts of— contain exceptionally high amounts of sugar with consumer somhahy— amounts of sugar with consumer company which. — amounts of sugar with consumer company which. finding many a swsssr— company which. finding many a swsssr mah— company which. finding many a sweeter than a— company which. finding many a sweeter than a mars bar or a can of coca— sweeter than a mars bar or a can or cora. — sweeter than a mars bar or a can or cora. r— sweeter than a mars bar or a can of coca cola. it compared rrahhss— of coca cola. it compared rrahhss aha— of coca cola. it compared frappes and frappuccino bars rom— frappes and frappuccino bars from starbucks— frappes and frappuccino bars from starbucks caffe nero and cosh.— from starbucks caffe nero and cosra. os— from starbucks caffe nero and cosra. or— from starbucks caffe nero and costa, one of the— from starbucks caffe nero and costa, one of the unhealthiest oorrohs— costa, one of the unhealthiest oorrohs th— costa, one of the unhealthiest options with a _ costa, one of the unhealthiest options with a starbucks caramel

rrahhussho— options with a starbucks caramel frappuccino containing 48.5g of sugar— frappuccino containing 48.5g of sugar equivalent— frappuccino containing 48.5g of sugar equivalent to 12 rsaspoohs— sugar equivalent to 12 teaspoons, which is nearly 20g mah— teaspoons, which is nearly 20g more than the— teaspoons, which is nearly 20g more than the daily amount recommended— more than the daily amount recommended by the nhs . and some recommended by the nhs. and some hrsahha— recommended by the nhs. and some hrsarha ss— recommended by the nhs. and some hrsarha ro— recommended by the nhs. and some breaking news to bring you now. a as— breaking news to bring you now. a as ysar— breaking news to bring you now. a as ysar ora— breaking news to bring you now. a 46 year old man— breaking news to bring you now. a 46 year old man has been arrssrsa— a 46 year old man has been arrested over— a 46 year old man has been arrested over the— a 46 year old man has been arrested over the murders of a 15 arrested over the murders of a rs ysar— arrested over the murders of a rs ysar ora— arrested over the murders of a rs ysar ora roy— arrested over the murders of a 15 year old boy and a 23 year ora— 15 year old boy and a 23 year our mah— 15 year old boy and a 23 year our who— 15 year old boy and a 23 year old man who was— 15 year old boy and a 23 year old man who was stabbed in humor— old man who was stabbed in rshharoh h— old man who was stabbed in islington in north london. the hsr— islington in north london. the hsr rouss— islington in north london. the met police has— islington in north london. the met police has also named the rsshaasr— met police has also named the rsshaasr as— met police has also named the teenager as leonardo reid from surmou— teenager as leonardo reid from rshharoh. rha— teenager as leonardo reid from islington. and we'll bring you more on that_ islington. and we'll bring you more on that as— islington. and we'll bring you more on that as we get it. this is oh— more on that as we get it. this is so wsws— more on that as we get it. this is gb news. we'll— more on that as we get it. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as r— is gb news. we'll bring you more as r happsrs— is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now,— is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though , it's as it happens. now, though, it's hash— as it happens. now, though, it's hash os— as it happens. now, though, it's hash ro— as it happens. now, though, it's back over to nana— as it happens. now, though, it's back over to nana . back over to nana. sooa— back over to nana. good afternoon. " back over to nana.- good afternoon. this is gb back over to nana.— good afternoon. this is gb news on tv , online and on digital on tv, online and on digital radio. it's fast approaching.

seven minutes after 5:00. i'm nana akua . and for the next nana akua. and for the next houn nana akua. and for the next hour, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines right now . this show is all about opinion . it's mine, it's theirs. and of course, yours. be course, it's yours. we'll be debating, , and at debating, discussing, and at times will disagree. but no times we will disagree. but no one will be cancelled . so one will be cancelled. so joining me today is broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy, also and columnist lizzie cundy, also a political commentator. sam dowler. still to come on dowler. now still to come on this week's difficult conversation, he's for stone lighter. he's got a lot less chest hair than before, although i didn't see it before, i think it was peeking through his shirt and of baby oil and he's got a load of baby oil on not now. our very on him. well, not now. our very own patrick christie. a dream boy. can you imagine? he danced on some of the most on stage with some of the most famous male strippers raise famous male strippers to raise money be money for charity. he'll be joining to take joining me in the studio to take me through some stuff me through some of the stuff that that day . and then that happened that day. and then it's that happened that day. and then wsfime that happened that day. and then it's time for the great british debate this out. and i'm asking, it's time for the great british derishi'siis out. and i'm asking, it's time for the great british derishi's plan t. and i'm asking, it's time for the great british derishi's plan to and i'm asking, it's time for the great british derishi's plan to save'm asking, it's time for the great british derishi's plan to save theisking, it's time for the great british derishi's plan to save the nhs], is rishi's plan to save the nhs the one? now prime the right one? now prime minister rishi sunak has announced a new £24 billion workforce plan for the nhs to

fix staff shortages . but this fix staff shortages. but this has come a little bit too late, do you think? is the nhs beyond saving? it's only 2.4 billion. if only it were 24 billion. email us at gb views gb news .com or tweet me at . gb news. .com or tweet me at. gb news. but first, let's get you up to date with what's been going on in france as french president emmanuel macron has postponed a state visit to germany that was to on sunday due to the to begin on sunday due to the unrest there . now, riots broke unrest there. now, riots broke out across the country after 17 year old niall merzouk was fatally shot by french police on tuesday and his funeral was held earlier today in the parisian suburb of nanterre after a fourth night of violence with over 1000 arrests been made last night, authorities in the city have confirmed that public transport will be stopped at 9 pm. this evening for the second night in a row. so pm. this evening for the second night in a row . so joining me night in a row. so joining me now from paris live is a french

journalist, charlotte dubinski in charlotte. okay so talk to me about the situation currently as it is now. it's about the situation currently as it is now . it's been about the situation currently as it is now. it's been a about the situation currently as it is now . it's been a pretty it is now. it's been a pretty rshss— it is now. it's been a pretty rshss rsw— it is now. it's been a pretty tense few days,— it is now. it's been a pretty tense few days, as- c it's been a pretty tense few days, as you can hmaahs— tense few days, as you can rmaahs. — tense few days, as you can imagine. you've- tense few days, as you can imagine. y/rtr t“ tense few days, as you can- imagine. you've seen all of the images from france, those burnt out cars , the shops that have out cars, the shops that have been smashed and looted, even a health centre that was burnt to the ground in a northern city, a suburb of lille, a place called roubaix, one of the poorest communities in france. so huge , communities in france. so huge, huge shock. and there is concern mar— huge shock. and there is concern rhar rhsrs — huge shock. and there is concern that there will— huge shock. and there is concern that there will now— huge shock. and there is concern that there will now be— huge shock. and there is concern that there will now be a- rgrt; t and there is concern that there will now be a fifth moha— that there will now be a fifth mom or— that there will now be a fifth night of violence— that there will now be a fifth night of violence , not just here night of violence, not just here in night of violence, not just here h rams.— night of violence, not just here in paris, where— night of violence, not just here in paris, where am— night of violence, not just here in paris, where am but across rhs— in paris, where am but across rhs soumry— in paris, where am but across the country where _ in paris, where am but across the country where we have seen sry— the country where we have seen sry arsr— the country where we have seen sry as say— the country where we have seen city after city being engulfed by city after city being engulfed hy mar— city after city being engulfed by that violence, the riots , by that violence, the riots, ths— by that violence, the riots, ths who — by that violence, the riots, heirs who are— by that violence, the riots, heirs who are just burning prsry— heirs who are just burning orsry mush— heirs who are just burning pretty much everything in their hams— pretty much everything in their harhs . — pretty much everything in their hams . rs— pretty much everything in their hams . as you— pretty much everything in their paths . as you can- pretty much everything in their paths . “erg pretty much everything in their paths. “erg paths. as you can imagine, there is a huge amount of concern, even more so that on social media networks there is apparently calls for the rioters to go to the champs—elysees .

to go to the champs—elysees. paris is perhaps most famous street to attack the shops there. that's an area that was hit there. that's an area that was hr hy— there. that's an area that was hr by rhs— there. that's an area that was hit by the yellow— ”rt; that's an area that was hit by the yellow vest protest rush— hit by the yellow vest protest rusr a— hit by the yellow vest protest rusr a rsw— hit by the yellow vest protest just a few years— hit by the yellow vest protest just a few years ago with massive damage done. but really, the massive damage done. but really, rhs sohssm— massive damage done. but really, rhs rs— massive damage done. but really, the concern is as— massive damage done. but really, the concern is as to— massive damage done. but really, the concern is as to how rrssrasm— the concern is as to how president macron and the aowsmmsm— president macron and the government here in france is aoha— government here in france is going ro— government here in france is some ro hs— government here in france is going to be able— government here in france is going to be able to keep up the lid going to be able to keep up the rr oh— going to be able to keep up the rr on mrs.— going to be able to keep up the lid on this, to— going to be able to keep up the lid on this, to stop— going to be able to keep up the lid on this, to stop this humha— lid on this, to stop this burning over- lid on this, to stop this burning over even further for, as r— burning over even further for, as r say.— burning over even further for, as r say. your— burning over even further for, as i say, four nights of riots so far. — as i say, four nights of riots so far. rhu— as i say, four nights of riots so far. and real- as i say, four nights of riots so far. ' ”rte; so far. and real concern that france will now see a fifth. and these are now the worst rors— and these are now the worst rors mar— and these are now the worst riots that france— and these are now the worst riots that france has experienced - riots that france has experienced . since 2005. riots that france has- experienced . since 2005. yes riots that france has— experienced . since 2005. yes , experienced. since 2005. yes, many— experienced. since 2005. yes, many or— experienced. since 2005. yes, many or rhs— experienced. since 2005. yes, many of the riots— experienced. since 2005. yes, many of the riots have been contained to the banyuls, the suburbs around paris, but they have come into the city, was at chatelet the other day, which is in the very centre of the town, not too far away from the louvre, which is obviously the famous museum. and there the ross— famous museum. and there the norsrs has— famous museum. and there the rioters had smashed— and there the rioters had smashed and looted inro— rioters had smashed and looted hro rhs— rioters had smashed and looted into the shops,— rioters had smashed and looted into the shops, including sports shops. — into the shops, including sports shops. so— into the shops, including sports shops. so roar— into the shops, including sports shops. t t

shops. so real concern that this is far from over. but heard from rshons— is far from over. but heard from rshons mar— is far from over. but heard from reports that some— is far from over. but heard from reports that some of— but heard from reports that some of those norsrs— reports that some of those rioters were _ reports that some of those rioters were as— reports that some of those rioters were as young as 14 and 15, rioters were as young as 14 and rs. ana— rioters were as young as 14 and 15, and especially— rioters were as young as 14 and 15, and especially the fact that msy-rs— 15, and especially the fact that rhsy-rs ah— 15, and especially the fact that they're all doing— 15, and especially the fact that they're all doing this through sonar— they're all doing this through social media— they're all doing this through social media and they're hrsarha— social media and they're breaking into— social media and they're breaking into things sports breaking into things like sports shops— breaking into things like sports shops ana— breaking into things like sports shops and things— breaking into things like sports shops and things that . shops and things like that. yeah— shops and things like that. ysah. mar-s— shops and things like that. yeah, that's right. - shops and things like that. “cir?“ ” rg some yeah, that's right. some statistics came- yeah, that's right. some statistics came out- / ”rg some statistics came out today from or— statistics came out today from or rhs — statistics came out today from one of the ministers saying that sow— one of the ministers saying that son or— one of the ministers saying that some 30% of those— one of the ministers saying that some 30% of those who've been arrssrsa— some 30% of those who've been arrssrsa ars— some 30% of those who've been arrested are youths. �*vw�*rt; ”rt; arrested are youths. we're talking— arrested are youths. we're talking even as low, potentially as 13 for some of them. so these are young as 13 for some of them. so these young rhos— as 13 for some of them. so these are young kids that_ as 13 for some of them. so these are young kids that are- 3 so these are young kids that are going outr— are young kids that are going out, becoming— are young kids that are going out, becoming part of gangs. rhu— out, becoming part of gangs. who a— out, becoming part of gangs. who a hor— out, becoming part of gangs. who a hot or— out, becoming part of gangs. and a lot of the— out, becoming part of gangs. and a lot of the violence- out, becoming part of gangs. and a lot of the violence that we're seeing clearly has nothing to with the murder of the 17 to do with the murder of the 17 year old on tuesday by that police officer who shot him at a blank range. we know that the horros— blank range. we know that the police officer— blank range. we know that the police officer has— t“ g we know that the police officer has been arrested for involuntary— police officer has been arrested for involuntary manslaughter . for involuntary manslaughter. anu— for involuntary manslaughter. who as— for involuntary manslaughter. rnu ar rhs— for involuntary manslaughter. and at the moment— for involuntary manslaughter. and at the moment ,- for involuntary manslaughter. and at the moment, you- for involuntary manslaughter. and at the moment, you know, people are angry about what's happened. but what we seem to be sssha— happened. but what we seem to be sssha rs— happened. but what we seem to be sssha rs soms— happened. but what we seem to be seeing is some sort— happened. but what we seem to be seeing is some sort of— : but what we seem to be seeing is some sort of cyclical worsnss— seeing is some sort of cyclical violence that_ seeing is some sort of cyclical violence that spurs up quite a lot violence that spurs up quite a or n— violence that spurs up quite a or n rans— violence that spurs up quite a lot in france that_ violence that spurs up quite a lot in france that i think has a lot in france that i think has a or ro— lot in france that i think has a or o oo— lot in france that i think has a lot to do with— lot in france that i think has a

lot to do with not— lot in france that i think has a lot to do with not just this asr. — lot to do with not just this asr. whar— lot to do with not just this act. what happened on tuesday , act. what happened on tuesday, but act. what happened on tuesday, hur arso— act. what happened on tuesday, hur arso rhs— act. what happened on tuesday, but also the cost— act. what happened on tuesday, but also the cost of living smsrs— but also the cost of living smsrs mar— but also the cost of living crisis that france is experiencing and of course, crisis that france is— experiencing and of course, you prohahry— experiencing and of course, you prohahry awas— experiencing and of course, you probably aware that france has hssn— probably aware that france has been engulfed— probably aware that france has been engulfed in— probably aware that france has been engulfed in protests over the been engulfed in protests over rhs rash— been engulfed in protests over rhs hasr rsw— been engulfed in protests over the last few months over the rashe— the last few months over the raising of— the last few months over the raising of the— the last few months over the raising of the pension age. so mrs— raising of the pension age. so rhrs rs— raising of the pension age. so his is mush— raising of the pension age. so this is much more— raising of the pension age. so this is much more than about the sham— this is much more than about the asarh or— this is much more than about the asarh or a— this is much more than about the asarh or a w— this is much more than about the death of a 17 year— this is much more than about the death of a 17 year old. but of mar— death of a 17 year old. but of course, that is— death of a 17 year old. but of course, that is what has sparked mrs— course, that is what has sparked rhrs rarssr— course, that is what has sparked this latest unrest. _ course, that is what has sparked this latest unrest. well charlotte,— this latest unrest. well charlotte, thank you very much for man — charlotte, thank you very much for that. that's— charlotte, thank you very much for that. that's charlotte dubinsky. she's there in france as a french journalist . now last as a french journalist. now last wednesday, many nana over here. i'm over here. last went . i know i'm over here. last went. i know they miss me now. last wednesday, many of you it may have been a normal day for some of you, but for our very own patrick christys, it the patrick christys, it was the culmination months of hard culmination of months of hard work. managed to shed four work. he managed to shed four stones. get rid of a load of hair on his chest and put on a load of baby oil. patrick became a dream boy if he wasn't already yours. yes, he joined the cast of the most famous male strippers in the uk on stage in

bromley in kent to raise money for mind, a charity close to patrick's heart. having suffered his own mental health struggles in the past, he's put blood, sweat and tears into learning how to around the stage . how to strut around the stage. as you can see in there . look at as you can see in there. look at him. are you one of those? he's there. i can see which one. patrick there performing there. i can see which one. patricroutinese performing there. i can see which one. patric routines on erforming there. i can see which one. patric routines on erf0inight and three routines on the night and one of them solo. patrick has stormed through his initial target to raise £5,000, having reached an astonishing 85,500 pounds. hats off to you, patrick. i'm pleased to say that patrick. i'm pleased to say that patrick joins me now. dream boy himself and gb news presenter. patrick, are you? i'm fine, patrick, how are you? i'm fine, thank you. it's good to you thank you. it's good to see you . thanks for having me on. thanks for having me on.« this . thanks for having me on. this is arsar— . thanks for having me on. this rs arsar. r-s— . thanks for having me on. this is great. it's nice— . thanks for having me on. this is great. it's nice to— thanks for having me on. this is great. it's nice to be a aussr. — is great. it's nice to be a aussr. -a- is great. it's nice to be a. guest. _a guest. is great. it's nice to be a- guest. _a guest. you guest. it's you're a guest. you have anything. put have to do anything. relax. put your so your feet up. not literally. so patrick, you did this. were you? i know, obviously i know. you know, obviously you've had your own struggles with mental health, and i know it's something that's close to your heart. a lot of people don't lot about you in don't know a lot about you in times on times they've just seen you on tv. know much. tv. maybe people know too much. i yeah, but why i don't know. yeah, but why did you this? well, so

you choose to do this? well, so initially, i used— you choose to do this? well, so initially, i used-do- you choose to do this? well, so initially, i used-do a- initially, i used to do a ssamsnr— initially, i used to do a segment called challenge chums-s.— segment called challenge christie's. this— segment called challenge christie's. this is going a whis— christie's. this is going a- while—producers while back where my producers woura— while back where my producers. woura—ana would basically stitch me up and msy-a— would basically stitch me up and rhsy-a—maa- would basically stitch me up and they'd—mad things. they'd make me do mad things whs— they'd make me do mad things like-aeroplane- they'd make me do mad things like-aeroplane or- like land an aeroplane or wharswsr.— like land an aeroplane or whatever. .this - like land an aeroplane or whatever. this one like land an aeroplane or whatever. .this one the whatever. so this one was the arsam — whatever. so this one was the arsam hoys— whatever. so this one was the arsam hoys .— whatever. so this one was the dream boys . and— whatever. so this one was the dream boys . and so i went to dream boys. and so i went to rth— dream boys. and so i went to their training— dream boys. and so i went to their training studio in essex. mrs— their training studio in essex. rnrs rs— their training studio in essex. this is about— their training studio in essex. this is about a— their training studio in essex. this is about a year ago, and ra— this is about a year ago, and no. r— this is about a year ago, and no. r was— this is about a year ago, and no. r h— this is about a year ago, and i'd, i was in really- this is about a year ago, and i'd, i was in really bad shape ashuary— i'd, i was in really bad shape actually, both— i'd, i was in really bad shape actually, both mentally and rhysrsary— actually, both mentally and physrsary ar— actually, both mentally and physically at the time. and and i physically at the time. and and r was— physically at the time. and and rwas suppossa— physically at the time. and and i was supposed to— physically at the time. and and i was supposed to get my kit off th— i was supposed to get my kit off mm mm. — i was supposed to get my kit off mm mm. ana— i was supposed to get my kit off with him. and i— i was supposed to get my kit off with him. and i thought, ashuary— with him. and i thought, actually, to— with him. and i thought, actually, to be- with him. and i thought, actually, to be honest with you, i actually, to be honest with you, r son-r— actually, to be honest with you, r son-r rsary— actually, to be honest with you, i don't really want— actually, to be honest with you, i don't really want to do this. wsw— i don't really want to do this. war. as— i don't really want to do this. war. as you— i don't really want to do this. well, as you were. _ i don't really want to do this. well, as you were. yeah,- i don't really want to do this. / well, as you were. yeah, you wouldn't do so i yeah, so wouldn't do that. so i yeah, so i you weren't that i came up. you weren't that bad. patrick honest. it patrick let me be honest. it wasn't bad. icame patrick let me be honest. it wasn't bad. i came up with wasn't that bad. i came up with an rosa— wasn't that bad. i came up with an hasa ro— wasn't that bad. i came up with an idea to lose— wasn't that bad. i came up with an idea to lose -of- c trtr: i came up with an idea to lose of weight an idea to lose a bit of weight ana— an idea to lose a bit of weight and my— an idea to lose a bit of weight and rry ana— an idea to lose a bit of weight and try and raise— an idea to lose a bit of weight and try and raise bit of money and try and raise a bit of money for and try and raise a bit of money nor—hsarh- for the mental health charity mina— for the mental health charity mind-coincided- for the mental health charity mind. coincided as well mind. and it coincided as well th— mind. and it coincided as well th-aussr— mind. and it coincided as well with-guest i'd- mind. and it coincided as well with guest i'd had on. with another guest i'd had on. ons— with another guest i'd had on. sns or— with another guest i'd had on. sns or my— with another guest i'd had on. one of my previous shows was a snap— one of my previous shows was a char sausa— one of my previous shows was a chap called nathan who'd chap called nathan dunn who'd warrsa—ro- chap called nathan dunn who'd warrsa—ro johni walked from land's end to john o-sroars— walked from land's end to john o'groats barefoot— walked from land's end to john o'groats barefoot raise money o'groats barefoot to raise money for-mars— o'groats barefoot to raise money for-mars how- o'groats barefoot to raise money for that's how mind for march. so that's how mind inro— for march. so that's how mind hro r.— for march. so that's how mind came into it. but— for march. so that's how mind came into it. but then it all rsa— came into it. but then it all so h— came into it. but then it all so hlwsr.— came into it. but then it all fed in well, because a lot of fed in as well, because a lot of psohrs— people out there struggle with msnrar—r-ysi mental health. you know, i've hssn— mental health. you know, i've hssn-uh— mental health. you know, i've hssn-uh ana— mental health. you know, i've been up and down over the been quite up and down over the ysars— been quite up and down over the ysarsla— been quite up and down over the

ysarsla wansry— been quite up and down over the years-a variety of— been quite up and down over the years a variety of different years for a variety of different _ofl reasons. and then it kind of snowballed_ reasons. and then it kind ofi snowballed_and reasons. and then it kind of- snowballed_and we snowballed a bit, really. and we put snowballed a bit, really. and we our r— snowballed a bit, really. and we our r on— snowballed a bit, really. and we our r on rhs— snowballed a bit, really. and we put it on the back— snowballed a bit, really. and we put it on the back burner and mm— put it on the back burner and rhsn—ahouri then we decided, look, about 3 orlmonrhs— then we decided, look, about 3 orlmonrhs agor— then we decided, look, about 3 or.months ago, i— then we decided, look, about 3 or months ago, i said, or 4 months ago, i said, look, rsr-s— or 4 months ago, i said, look, rsr-sna— or 4 months ago, i said, look, rsr-s-a-h— or 4 months ago, i said, look, let's-a-in-diaryl or 4 months ago, i said, look, let's-a-in-diary .| let's get a date in the diary. rsohrs— let's get a date in the diary. rsorus hars— let's get a date in the diary. people have donating a lot people have been donating a lot of people have been donating a lot or monsy— people have been donating a lot or monsy rnrnas— people have been donating a lot of money. things are tight at rhs—or— of money. things are tight at the—of living. the minute. cost of living shshs— the minute. cost of living smsrs—r- the minute. cost of living. crisis,_| really crisis, etcetera. and i really wanrsa— crisis, etcetera. and i really wanted at wanted to try and make good at mar— wanted to try and make good at that_focussed- wanted to try and make good at that_focussed on. that promise. so i focussed on it. that promise. so i focussed on r. rosa— that promise. so i focussed on it. lost about— that promise. so i focussed on it. lost about four— that promise. so i focussed on it. lost about four stone and wsm— it. lost about four stone and wsnr ana— it. lost about four stone and went and learnt— it. lost about four stone and went and learnt a routine and mm— went and learnt a routine and rhsn os— went and learnt a routine and then one wednesday got my kit off then one wednesday got my kit on n— then one wednesday got my kit oh h nonr— then one wednesday got my kit off in front of— then one wednesday got my kit off in front of about 1000 ssrsamha— off in front of about 1000 screaming women in kent. let's hars— screaming women in kent. let's has a— screaming women in kent. let's has a hook— screaming women in kent. let's have a look-some— screaming women in kent. let's have a look some of it. have a look at some of it. i warr— have a look at some of it. i wanr ro— have a look at some of it. i wanr ro sss— have a look at some of it. i want to see patrick- have a look at some of it. i want to see patrick with his kit off front of a load of off in front of a load of screaming a look. screaming women. take a look. and if you're if can get the and if you're if you can get the gb you can a look gb news up, you can take a look at here it is. at it for yourself. here it is. i've actually this yet. i've not actually seen this yet. r-s— i've not actually seen this yet. r-s-r— i've not actually seen this yet. r-s-r rth- i've not actually seen this yet. r-s-r rth r- i've not actually seen this yet. it's-i think it is. . it's about to. i think it is. rs— it's about to. i think it is. rss-.— it's about to. i think it is. r-s-. rs— it's about to. i think it is. r-s-. rs mar- it's about to. i think it is. it's-. is that you?l it's coming. is that you? patrick? patrick, it's me . it's patrick? patrick, it's me. it's suaoossa— patrick? patrick, it's me. it's suaoossalhs— patrick? patrick, it's me. it's supposed . be an - t“ patrick, it's me. it's supposed be an officer and supposed to be an officer and a asnrsman— supposed to be an officer and a. asnrsman—ws gentleman themed. but i think we can-mar— gentleman themed. but i think we can-mar rm— gentleman themed. but i think we can-that i'm not- can all agree that i'm not sxasry— can all agree that i'm not exactly pulling- can all agree that i'm not exactly pulling it off that well has — there. he's all in white with grass— there. he's all in white with glasses clapping . �*vw�*rt; ”rt; glasses and clapping. we're wsarma— glasses and clapping. we're wearing a— glasses and clapping. we're wearing a hat— glasses and clapping. we're wearing a hat and he's fully clothed time. so there wearing a hat and he's fully clotithree. time. so there wearing a hat and he's fully clotithree. so time. so there wearing a hat and he's fully clotithree. so thisie. so there wearing a hat and he's fully clotithree. so this is so there wearing a hat and he's fully clotithree. so this is thisthere wearing a hat and he's fully clotithree. so this is this isare was three. so this is this is whs— was three. so this is this is ths rhs— was three. so this is this is like the-bit.- was three. so this is this is like the bit. this is a like the second bit. this is a yuca— like the second bit. this is a ymca number— like the second bit. this is a ymca number that i had to do. by the ymca number that i had to do. by rhs-can— ymca number that i had to do. by rhs-can r— ymca number that i had to do. by rhs-can r rush— ymca number that i had to do. by the-can i just say,- ymca number that i had to do. by the-can i just say, i- ymca number that i had to do. by the can i just say, i know

the way. can i just say, i know anor— the way. can i just say, i know anr hsohrs— the way. can i just say, i know anr hsohrs on— the way. can i just say, i know a of people on social media a lot of people on social media are a lot of people on social media as—rs— a lot of people on social media ars—rs-ruhl are asking when is the full, unsarsa— are asking when is the full, unedited version going out on monday— unedited version going out on ronaay—showsl unedited version going out on. monday—show? will unedited version going out on- monday_show? will be monday on monday's show? will be purring— monday on monday's show? will be purring r— monday on monday's show? will be ourrrna r an— monday on monday's show? will be putting it all out,— monday on monday's show? will be putting it all out, believe it or—rhs— putting it all out, believe it. or—rhs-rs putting it all out, believe it- or—rhs-rs so or not. but so the problem is so msss— or not. but so the problem is so rhsss guys— or not. but so the problem is so rhsss auys .— or not. but so the problem is so rhsss auys . rhs— or not. but so the problem is so these guys , the boys. these guys, the dream boys. wsw— these guys, the dream boys. rial—r..- these guys, the dream boys. well, _for them i these guys, the dream boys. well,_for them .| these guys, the dream boys.i well,_for them . a well, just a word for them. a lot-people- well, just a word for them. a tor-hsohrs ars- well, just a word for them. a lot people are fully lot of these people are fully ranso— lot of these people are fully trained gymnasts . they've been trained gymnasts. they've been rachma— trained gymnasts. they've been backing dancers— trained gymnasts. they've been backing dancers for people like ariana— backing dancers for people like ariana grande._ backing dancers for people like ariana grande. et— backing dancers for people like ariana grande. et cetera. these are ariana grande. et cetera. these wharswsr— ariana grande. et cetera. these are whatever you _ ariana grande. et cetera. these are whatever you kind of preconceived _ are whatever you kind of preconceived ideas about. you mow.— preconceived ideas about. you know mars— preconceived ideas about. you know, male strippers are it's nor— know, male strippers are it's nor-aphrohnars- know, male strippers are it's not appropriate for these not really appropriate for these guys-— not really appropriate for these guys. msy— not really appropriate for these guys. they unbelievable guys. they are unbelievable professional— guys. they are unbelievable professional in— guys. they are unbelievable professional in what they do. so professional in what they do. so mrs— professional in what they do. so his rs— professional in what they do. so this is patrick— professional in what they do. so this is patrick strutting his stuff. forward stuff. he's come forward and he's hat sexy he's taken off his hat in a sexy bannau. he's about to throw it out he didn't out. out and he didn't throw it out. there no because he won't there he is. no because he won't get there he is. no because he won't asrlhasr.— there he is. no because he won't asrlhasr. shay. — there he is. no because he won't get back. okay. get it back. okay. that's the problem. is that it? no, no, no. is that all you're taking off? problem. is that it? no, no, no. is tino all you're taking off? problem. is that it? no, no, no. is tino don't u're taking off? problem. is that it? no, no, no. is tino don't worry. theref? a no. no don't worry. there was a lot up. no. no don't worry. there was a tor—uh. rm- lot more that came up. i'm assuming— lot more that came up. i'm assuming-some- lot more that came up. i'm assuming some point we're assuming at some point we're going—gory- assuming at some point we're going gory details going to see the gory details hsrs— going to see the gory details hsrs-ars-a- going to see the gory details here, - are - a little i here, which are just a little rsmhsra— here, which are just a little reminder.-can- here, which are just a little reminder. can donate justgiving.com/fundraising, forward— justgiving.com/fundraising, forward slash— justgiving.com/fundraising, forward slash challenge. chnsrrs-s— forward slash challenge. christie's but— forward slash challenge. christie's but this point, christie's but at this point, i wsry— christie's but at this point, i was very nervous. i think this misha— was very nervous. i think this might—because. was very nervous. i think this might—because ii was very nervous. i think this. might—because i had might be the solo because i had to might be the solo because i had ro sr— might be the solo because i had ro sr rhrouah— might be the solo because i had to sit through oh— might be the solo because i had to sit through oh gosh here we go sunsha— to sit through oh gosh here we go standing between two sort of hrrars— go standing between two sort of rrrars hs-s— go standing between two sort of pillars he's walked through in a

ssxy— pillars he's walked through in a soy. swanky— pillars he's walked through in a sexy, swanky manner . rt; tt sexy, swanky manner. he's still wearing— sexy, swanky manner. he's still wearing glasses. he takes wearing his glasses. he takes his off. very nice . oh, god. his hat off. very nice. oh, god. oh, and the glasses off. now, i've not seen this yet. here is. he's not seen it. what was going through mind? don't mess it through your mind? don't mess it up. through your mind? don't mess it uh. hon-r— through your mind? don't mess it up. hon-r msss— through your mind? don't mess it up. hon-r r— through your mind? don't mess it up. don't mess it up.— through your mind? don't mess it up. don't mess it up. don't- g ” r:7 don't mess it up. don't mess it up. don't mess it up. don't mess it up. don't mess r-was— up. don't mess it up. don't mess r-was awas- up. don't mess it up. don't mess it-was aware that- it up. and i was aware that has— it up. and i was aware that there—buttons. there was certain buttons are unonsa— there was certain buttons are undone-manner. there was certain buttons are undone manner. undone in a sexy manner. mars-s— undone in a sexy manner. rhsrs-s a— undone in a sexy manner. rhsrs-s a hor— undone in a sexy manner. there's a lot of— undone in a sexy manner. there's a lot of vest- undone in a sexy manner. there's a lot of vest underneath . i have a little a little vest on— . i have a little a little vest on a vest. little- i have a little a little vest on a vest. cy" on a vest. little vest on the belt is now coming as he belt is now coming away as he whips it down to the ground and places it behind his neck, holding it either side. this is probably the moment- “rtrtr: g c r:rt; this is probably the moment of no rsrum— probably the moment of no return, right?— probably the moment of no return, right? you know return, right? this is, you know . rhsrs-s— return, right? this is, you know . rhsrs-s no— return, right? this is, you know .rhsrs-s no-or- return, right? this is, you know , there's no _of now- return, right? this is, you know , there's no of now off. , there's no way out of now off. rhsorursry— , there's no way out of now off. rhsorursry no— , there's no way out of now off. absolutely no .out - , there's no way out of now off. absolutely no out of it. absolutely no way out of it. rs-s— absolutely no way out of it. has asha— absolutely no way out of it. has who as— absolutely no way out of it. he's going to give- absolutely no way out of it. he's going to give you- absolutely no way out of it. he's going to give you a- absolutely no way out of it. he's going to give you a sexy way to the camera. he's about to do ensemble. do the full ensemble. he's calling audience to give calling for the audience to give him some. oh, they didn't go there. see that. we're there. oh, they see that. we're going full going to have to do the full monty. was it monday? do monty. okay. was it monday? do we monday on monday? we get on monday on monday? when— we get on monday on monday? where as— we get on monday on monday? whsrs rho-ro— we get on monday on monday? where do-to see- we get on monday on monday? i where do _to see that? so where do we get to see that? so i'll be doing the show r:rtr rgrt; 33.7 so i'll be doing the show three rhu— i'll be doing the show three rrr s— i'll be doing the show three rrr s hm. — i'll be doing the show three rr s am. so— i'll be doing the show three till 6 pm. so people will be anis— till 6 pm. so people will be ahrslsss— till 6 pm. so people will be ahrslsss r.— till 6 pm. so people will be able-see it. but. - till 6 pm. so people will be able see it. but. ”rt; able to see it. but. so you're going— able to see it. but. so you're aoma ro— able to see it. but. so you're going to reveal the whole thing on 3 to 6 here

on monday between 3 to 6 here on gb news. absolutely that's exactly yes. exactly right. yes, yes, yes. ana— exactly right. yes, yes, yes. ana-say- exactly right. yes, yes, yes. and-say thank. exactly right. yes, yes, yes. and-say thank you and can i just say thank you wsry— and can i just say thank you wsry-swsryons- and can i just say thank you. very-everyone-has very much to everyone who has aonarsa— very much to everyone who has donated-slightly- donated just on a slightly serious point— donated just on a slightly serious point to it, because r-s— serious point to it, because r-s ro— serious point to it, because r-s ro rrass— serious point to it, because it's to raise _for- serious point to it, because it's to raise for mental serious point to it, because it's to rone for mental serious point to it, because it's to rone of for mental serious point to it, because it's to rone of the for mental serious point to it, because it's to rone of the for things. serious point to it, because it's to rone of the for things on health. one of the big things on the health. one of the big things on rhs wsths. — health. one of the big things on the website, they're just giving siter _ the website, they're just givingj site,_comment site, you can leave a comment whsh— site, you can leave a comment whsn-aonars— site, you can leave a comment whsn-aonars .— site, you can leave a comment when-donate . and- site, you can leave a comment when donate . and look, i when you donate. and look, i man-r— when you donate. and look, i man-almana— when you donate. and look, i didn't didn't realise when i didn't i didn't realise when i sransa— didn't i didn't realise when i sransa sona— didn't i didn't realise when i started doing this really or hsrors— started doing this really or hsrors r— started doing this really or before i started— started doing this really or before i started doing this, mar— before i started doing this, that apparently apparently 12 a say— that apparently apparently 12 men a day take— that apparently apparently 12 men a day take their own lives. ana— men a day take their own lives. and whsh— men a day take their own lives. and whsn you— men a day take their own lives. and when you think about what the and when you think about what rhs hraassr— and when you think about what the biggest killers of men under the biggest killers of men under rhs aas— the biggest killers of men under rhs ass or— the biggest killers of men under rhs ass or so— the biggest killers of men under the age of 40 would be, i don't know— the age of 40 would be, i don't rnow whsrs— the age of 40 would be, i don't know where people might think it's, know where people might think rys—roaa— know where people might think it's,-road traffic- it's, you know, road traffic assrasnrs— it's, you know, road traffici accidents—of accidents or some types ofi cancer._suicide. cancer. it's not. it's suicide. ana— cancer. it's not. it's suicide. ana-rs— cancer. it's not. it's suicide. and is absolutely and that is absolutely astonishing. - and that is absolutely astonishing. i find that ridiculous— astonishing. i find that ridiculous that in this country raha— ridiculous that in this country nahr now— ridiculous that in this country right now, more— ridiculous that in this country right now, more men under the age— right now, more men under the ass or— right now, more men under the ass or so— right now, more men under the ass or so as— right now, more men under the age of 40 are dying. you know, as a rssur— age of 40 are dying. you know, as a rssur or— age of 40 are dying. you know, as a result of their— age of 40 are dying. you know, as a result of their own mental hsarh— as a result of their own mental health problems— as a result of their own mental health problems than they are rom— health problems than they are rom-siss- - health problems than they are from _else. and - health problems than they are from-else. and it- health problems than they are from else. and it is from anything else. and it is sraaashna— from anything else. and it is sraaasnna. ana— from anything else. and it is staggering. and people were sommsnrha— staggering. and people were. commenting—saying, commenting underneath saying, rook.— commenting underneath saying, how-wors— commenting underneath saying, look,-we're just- commenting underneath saying, look, we're just giving commenting underneath saying, looor we're just giving commenting underneath saying, looor all we're just giving commenting underneath saying, looor all the we're just giving commenting underneath saying, looor all the way; just giving commenting underneath saying, looor all the way up st giving commenting underneath saying, looor all the way up to giving commenting underneath saying, looor all the way up to however £2 or all the way up to however mush — £2 or all the way up to however mush rhsy— £2 or all the way up to however mush msy-ro— £2 or all the way up to however much they .to give - much they want to give commenting,- much they want to give commenting, this much they want to give commenting,-this my commenting, oh, this is for my unas— commenting, oh, this is for my unsrs-rs— commenting, oh, this is for my uncle-is-father,| uncle or this is for my father, mrs— uncle or this is for my father, mrs-my— uncle or this is for my father, this-my brother- uncle or this is for my father, this-my brother .- uncle or this is for my father, this my brother . yeah. this is for my brother. yeah. ana— this is for my brother. yeah. analrsary.— this is for my brother. yeah. and really, really hammered and it really, really hammered it

and it really, really hammered r—r-usr— and it really, really hammered r—r-usr sxasrry- it home to me just exactly how big this crisis is. and unfortunately, big this crisis is. and- unfortunately,-moment, unfortunately, at the moment, i know—ssamsml know you're doing a segment has— know you're doing a segment rarsr-rhs- know you're doing a segment rarsr-rhs .- know you're doing a segment later nhs , which is later on on the nhs, which is srsah.— later on on the nhs, which is srsah-rhs— later on on the nhs, which is great,-the nhs- later on on the nhs, which is great, the nhs does save great, and the nhs does save ross.— great, and the nhs does save rwss. rams— great, and the nhs does save lives, right? sometimes you lives, right? but sometimes you nssa— lives, right? but sometimes you need something— lives, right? but sometimes you need something to get in there wsry— need something to get in there wsry urasnrry— need something to get in there very urgently with mental health and mar-s— very urgently with mental health and that's what— very urgently with mental health and that's what mind can do. so you— and that's what mind can do. so you an— and that's what mind can do. so you rha— and that's what mind can do. so you rho or— and that's what mind can do. so you can kind of-in- and that's what mind can do. so you can kind of in touch you can kind of get in touch th— you can kind of get in touch th-you- you can kind of get in touch th-you san- you can kind of get in touch- with _you can-almost with them and you can get almost like—appointment. like an emergency appointment hasrsary—hs- basically, which let's be honssh— basically, which let's be honest,-are- basically, which let's be. honest,-are.that basically, which let's be- honest,-are.that brink honest, if you are on that brink of honest, if you are on that brink or-asarh— honest, if you are on that brink of-death that's- honest, if you are on that brink of death that's being of life and death that's being raa— of life and death that's being rota-yours— of life and death that's being told-you've got- of life and death that's being told you've got to six told that you've got to wait six monrhs— told that you've got to wait six months—someone. told that you've got to wait sixi months—someone is months to speak to someone is nor— months to speak to someone is nor-sur— months to speak to someone is nor-our r.— months to speak to someone is not-cut it. and- months to speak to someone is not cut it. and that's not going to cut it. and that's whsrs— not going to cut it. and that's- whsrs—oray. where mind comes in. yeah. okay. wsw— where mind comes in. yeah. okay. well, patrick, you're on well, listen, patrick, you're on about £85,000. he's got about 85 grand. help him get grand. we need to help him get to you're only thinking to 100. you're only thinking you were five grand. were going to raise five grand. but you get to but i want to help you get to 100. of course. that's for a great people to great cause. if people want to help that bigger help you get to that bigger target, now, where can they go? right? justgiving.com/fundraising, forward challenge, forward slash challenge, kristie. so just give me.com/fundraising/challenge chnsrrs-s— me.com/fundraising/challenge christie's and— me.com/fundraising/challenge christie's and yeah if you if you-s— christie's and yeah if you if yous aor— christie's and yeah if you if yous aor a— christie's and yeah if you if you've got a few- christie's and yeah if you if you've got a few quid that would be you've got a few quid that would hs mar— you've got a few quid that would hs rhar woura— you've got a few quid that would be that would be— you've got a few quid that would be that would be absolutely srsah— be that would be absolutely arsar. row— be that would be absolutely great. how long— be that would be absolutely great. how long have we can great. how long have we got. can i great. how long have we got. can r-rsr— great. how long have we got. can r-rsulwsry— great. how long have we got. can r-rshlwsry surch— great. how long have we got. can i tell very quick story. i just tell a very quick story. ars— i just tell a very quick story. rrs ws— i just tell a very quick story. rrs ws our. — i just tell a very quick story. are we out. you- i just tell a very quick story. are we out. y/rtr rgrtr i just tell a very quick story. are we out. y/rtr. rgrtr i just tell a very quick story. are we out. y/rtr rgrtr are we out. you got one minute, one minute. ijust one minute, one minute. i just want a quick to

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good afternoon. news. channel good afternoon. it's news. channel good afternoon. r-s 25— news. channel good afternoon. it's 25 minutes— news. channel good afternoon. it's 25 minutes after— good afternoon. it's 25 minutes after 5:00. this is oh— it's 25 minutes after 5:00. this is on wsws— it's 25 minutes after 5:00. this is gb news news.— it's 25 minutes after 5:00. this is gb news news. we are the psoors-s— is gb news news. we are the people's channel. _ is gb news news. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua. ana— people's channel. i'm nana akua. who has— people's channel. i'm nana akua. who has rims— people's channel. i'm nana akua. and it's time now— people's channel. i'm nana akua. and it's time now for our great hrrhsh— and it's time now for our great british debate.— and it's time now for our great british debate. this hour. and rm— british debate. this hour. and r-m asking.— british debate. this hour. and r-m asrha. rs— british debate. this hour. and i'm asking, is rishi sunak plan to i'm asking, is rishi sunak plan ro sas— i'm asking, is rishi sunak plan ro rhs— i'm asking, is rishi sunak plan to save the nhs— i'm asking, is rishi sunak plan to save the nhs the right one? now— to save the nhs the right one? how yssrsraay— to save the nhs the right one? now, yesterday the prime anrsrsr— now, yesterday the prime minister announced a new £2.4 hrron— minister announced a new £2.4 billion workforce— minister announced a new £2.4 billion workforce plan for the whs— billion workforce plan for the whs ro— billion workforce plan for the whs ro yr— billion workforce plan for the nhs to fix staff— billion workforce plan for the nhs to fix staff shortages . now nhs to fix staff shortages. now the government's— nhs to fix staff shortages. now the government's plans to create more university— the government's plans to create more university places for mssrsar— more university places for medical and— more university places for medical and nursing students apprsnrrssshh— medical and nursing students apprenticeship schemes for donors— apprenticeship schemes for doctors and— apprenticeship schemes for doctors and potential for shonsr— doctors and potential for shorter medical degrees is now. mrs— shorter medical degrees is now. his rorows— shorter medical degrees is now. this follows figures suggesting a shonaas— this follows figures suggesting a shonaas or— this follows figures suggesting a shortage of 360,000 nhs worsrsr— a shortage of 360,000 nhs worsrsr hy— a shortage of 360,000 nhs workers by 2037, and that's as rhs— workers by 2037, and that's as rhs hrrhsh— workers by 2037, and that's as the british medical association hars— the british medical association has warnsa— the british medical association have warned, that all four types of donors— have warned, that all four types of doctors working— have warned, that all four types of doctors working in the nhs sausa— of doctors working in the nhs sarsa rhs— of doctors working in the nhs called the general election next year.— called the general election next ysar. msanha— called the general election next ysar. msanrna r— called the general election next year, meaning it could cripple the year, meaning it could cripple rhs mssrsar— year, meaning it could cripple the medical workforce. so is rrshr— the medical workforce. so is rishi sunak's_ the medical workforce. so is rishi sunak's plan to save the whs— rishi sunak's plan to save the whs ms— rishi sunak's plan to save the whs rhs raha— rishi sunak's plan to save the nhs the right one? joining me ro— nhs the right one? joining me now to discuss— nhs the right one? joining me

now to discuss this further is hormsr— now to discuss this further is former conservative mp and rsarh— former conservative mp and health minister— former conservative mp and health minister edwina currie , health minister edwina currie, consswarws— health minister edwina currie, conservative mp— health minister edwina currie, conservative mp mark francois ana— conservative mp mark francois and forms— conservative mp mark francois and former conservative minister ann— and former conservative minister ann widdecombe_ and former conservative minister ann widdecombe .— and former conservative minister ann widdecombe . okay, so i'm ann widdecombe. okay, so i'm going— ann widdecombe. okay, so i'm going ro— ann widdecombe. okay, so i'm gone ro sram— ann widdecombe. okay, so i'm going to start with you, edwina. you sws— going to start with you, edwina. you were a former— going to start with you, edwina. you were a former conservative hsarh— you were a former conservative health minister.— you were a former conservative health minister. do you think mar— health minister. do you think rhar rrshr — health minister. do you think that rishi sunak's plan is the raha— that rishi sunak's plan is the ram os— that rishi sunak's plan is the ham ana— that rishi sunak's plan is the right one and the right way forward— right one and the right way forward s — right one and the right way forward ? oh,— right one and the right way forward ? o" trttyr forward? oh, absolutely. absolutely. i think it's been a long time coming. wish it had been published , you know, 2 or been published, you know, 2 or 3 years ago. but hey, we had covid, so everyone was concentrating on that. and it's very important to get a lot more people trained in this country and then to make sure that they stay in this country. and then to make sure that they stay in this country . and part stay in this country. and part of it is going to have to be, you know what, you go to a british university and you're going to be subsidised by the british taxpayer. you're going to some service to have to deliver some service in , such as working full in return, such as working full time in the nhs instead of just going to , off well, anything going to, off well, anything else. so it's part of a whole train and retain and reform . train and retain and reform. those are the words that rishi sunak us used. it's not the

whole story . of course. we need whole story. of course. we need to look at social care and i think we also need to train up the volunteers who actually do an awful lot of the care , which an awful lot of the care, which is, you know, people at home. i'd like to see much better efforts made to upskill all the population at large and many of the other people in the health service who weren't mentioned this time, like the health care assistants, port as cleaners and so on, who are actually the people who stand and chat to the patients. but it is a very, very important step forward. and i think years from now we'll look back and think, yep, rishi sunak got it right. well, well, labour party— got it right. well, well, labour rany woura— got it right. well, well, labour party would claim _ rgrtr c ” rg well, well, labour party would claim that it was rth— party would claim that it was rth rosa— party would claim that it was their idea that_ party would claim that it was their idea that was stolen by rhs— their idea that was stolen by the conservatives. mark francois yous— the conservatives. mark francois yours—rhs- the conservatives. mark francois you've—the game.- you've got skin in the game. sooa— you've got skin in the game. soot-msmr— you've got skin in the game. good friend amanda pritchard good old friend amanda pritchard was-wsw— good old friend amanda pritchard was-wsr. giving- was there as well, giving her rsmns— was there as well, giving her| rsrha—you telling her bits. what do you rth— telling her bits. what do you rth s— telling her bits. what do you rth s rs— telling her bits. what do you think .7 is this— telling her bits. what do you think ? is this right move think? is this the right move for think? is this the right move nor-ao— think? is this the right move for-do this? - think? is this the right move for-do this? well,. think? is this the right move for do this? �*yeryrt;tt for him to do this? well, i wshms— for him to do this? well, i welcome the direction of travel. i welcome the plan where the nhs is about 10% short of the workforce it needs. this will

expand training— workforce it needs. this will expand training for- ”0t; c : this will expand training for doctors, nurses and other clinicians. so i nurses and other clinicians. so r rth— nurses and other clinicians. so r rth r-s— nurses and other clinicians. so i think it's going— nurses and other clinicians. so i think it's going in the right arrssrron. — i think it's going in the right direction. but— i think it's going in the right direction. ” i think it's going in the right direction. . direction. but your viewers might like to know that on monday at 330, the public accounts committee will be taking evidence for at least a couple of hours from amanda pritchard, the chief exec of the nhs on the state of the national health service . and the plan health service. and the plan because it only came out yesterday , you know, is bound to yesterday, you know, is bound to be a major part of that inquiry . dodi one thing i am concerned about, though, is having had a flick through it, it's 135 pages flick through it, it's135 pages long and it doesn't say much about reducing bureaucracy, and that's one of the reasons why hard pressed clinical staff are leaving. that's one of the reasons we've— leaving. that's one of the reasons we've got- rg that's one of the reasons we've got a retention sharsnas— reasons we've got a retention sharsnas ar— reasons we've got a retention challenge at and— reasons we've got a retention challenge at and right at the top challenge at and right at the hop on— challenge at and right at the or or rhs— challenge at and right at the top of the nhs— challenge at and right at the top of the nhs ,— challenge at and right at the top of the nhs , you've got top of the nhs, you've got hunarsas— top of the nhs, you've got hundreds of— top of the nhs, you've got hundreds of highly paid civil sswanrs— hundreds of highly paid civil ssrwanrs ar— hundreds of highly paid civil servants at department of health hsaaauansrs. — servants at department of health headquarters. y/rtr rgrtr

headquarters. you've then got another bunch of highly paid civil servants at nhs hq in england. they civil servants at nhs hq in england . they spend a great deal england. they spend a great deal of england. they spend a great deal or rims— england. they spend a great deal or arms arguing— england. they spend a great deal of time arguing with— g: they spend a great deal of time arguing with each other. mar-s— of time arguing with each other. mar-s os— of time arguing with each other. mar-s or— of time arguing with each other. that's one of the— of time arguing with each other. that's one of the reasons the wans— that's one of the reasons the rrans rarsn— that's one of the reasons the plans taken so— that's one of the reasons the plans taken so long. 'r: �*" plans taken so long. and if you ssoh— plans taken so long. and if you hook rhs— plans taken so long. and if you took the analogy of an army, if you thought of the nhs in that way, just for a moment, have you ever had an army that succeed , ever had an army that succeed, that had two general staffs that were squabbling? so i welcome the were squabbling? so i welcome rhs nsw— were squabbling? so i welcome the new investment.— were squabbling? so i welcome the new investment. - were squabbling? so i welcome the new investment. i- : “rg7’ so i welcome the new investment. t the new investment. i welcome the new investment. i welcome the training, but unless we address the bureaucracy in the nhs and the national audit office told us preparing for this hearing, the nhs productive committee, despite all the extra money, is now going down and not up unless we do something to de—layer and get rid of a lot of the bureaucracy . those new staff the bureaucracy. those new staff somha— the bureaucracy. those new staff somha inro— the bureaucracy. those new staff somrna rnro rhs— the bureaucracy. those new staff coming into the nhs— ”rt;rth.t.”rth.«r those new staff coming into the nhs will find it more difficult— coming into the nhs will find it more difficult to— coming into the nhs will find it more difficult to do their jobs. ror— more difficult to do their jobs. has has r-s— more difficult to do their jobs. yrrtr it's interesting not less. it's interesting hssauss— not less. it's interesting because he _ not less. it's interesting because he never- yrrtr it's interesting because he never mentioned the hursausrasy— because he never mentioned the hursausrasy .— because he never mentioned the hursausrasy . as— because he never mentioned the bureaucracy , as you said, and bureaucracy, as you said, and mar— bureaucracy, as you said, and ma roo— bureaucracy, as you said, and ha ha hsawy— bureaucracy, as you said, and that top heavy structure that aprsars— that top heavy structure that ahhsars ro— that top heavy structure that appears to have— that top heavy structure that

appears to have sort of manifested— appears to have sort of manifested within just quickly rana— manifested within just quickly rana rhs— manifested within just quickly nana the problem because of it, we nana the problem because of it, ws rssh— nana the problem because of it, ws rssh pouring— nana the problem because of it, we keep pouring billions in more swsry— we keep pouring billions in more swsry ysar. — we keep pouring billions in more swsry ysar. ws— we keep pouring billions in more every year. we now— we keep pouring billions in more every year. we now spend over 150 billion on the nhs. it's three times the 1:0 ttrtr yr it's three times the defence 150 billion on the nhs. it's- three times the defence budget. yeah— three times the defence budget. ysah .— three times the defence budget. ysah . rur— three times the defence budget. yeah , but unless— three times the defence budget. yeah , but unless you— three times the defence budget. yeah , but unless you do- yeah, but unless you do something about the bureaucracy and the top heavy part of the nhs, you'll be pushing on a piece of string. well, let's go to piece of string. well, let's go o ann— piece of string. well, let's go to ann widdecombe. - rt;0t; rg well, let's go to ann widdecombe. ann widdecombe_ to ann widdecombe. ann widdecombe .— to ann widdecombe. ann widdecombe . i've all this is widdecombe. i've all this is wsry— widdecombe. i've all this is very welcome. _ widdecombe. i've all this is very welcome. rtxct? widdecombe. i've all this is very welcome. rt;,ya

gone towards infinity . that gone towards infinity. that longevity would stay the same, just didn't turn out to be that way. and that national insurance would contribute a very significant amount. now none of those things has happened, and thatis those things has happened, and that is not to criticise the way it was set up, because in the 19405 it was set up, because in the 1940s you wouldn't foresee what was going to happen in the 2020s. but it is to say this, and i've said this for a long time, we need a proper debate right across the nation . i'm right across the nation. i'm asking one very fundamental question . if we were setting up question. if we were setting up a national health service from scratch with the vision that nobody should be denied health because they were too poor to pay, because they were too poor to pay, now that's the centrepiece of the health service. if we were setting that up from scratch. now how would we do it? and nobody's asking that question . and mark is right. question. and mark is right. tackling the bureaucracy will help. and wiener is right. tackling the staff shortages will help all that helps. it doesn't solve . yeah, it sounds

doesn't solve. yeah, it sounds rhs— doesn't solve. yeah, it sounds hrs rhsrs-r— doesn't solve. yeah, it sounds like there'll be _ : c yeah, it sounds like there'll be because the worry— like there'll be because the worry rs— like there'll be because the worry is edwina— like there'll be because the worry is edwina that they get all worry is edwina that they get at mrs— worry is edwina that they get all this money— worry is edwina that they get all this money in there. but as warh— all this money in there. but as mark pornrsa— all this money in there. but as mark pointed out— all this money in there. but as mark pointed out ,— all this money in there. but as mark pointed out, it then hssomss— mark pointed out, it then becomes a load of bureaucrats at the becomes a load of bureaucrats at rhs roh. — becomes a load of bureaucrats at rhs roh. wsws— becomes a load of bureaucrats at the top. we've lost— becomes a load of bureaucrats at the top. we've lost matron and rhsy— the top. we've lost matron and rhsy sna— the top. we've lost matron and rhsy sna uh— the top. we've lost matron and they end up wasting a lot. and h rhs— they end up wasting a lot. and even in the procurement they're wasrha— even in the procurement they're wasrrna monsy— even in the procurement they're wasting money all— even in the procurement they're wasting money all the time. and it wasting money all the time. and r-aran-r— wasting money all the time. and it-didn't seem— wasting money all the time. and it-didn't seem to- wasting money all the time. and it didn't seem to tackle wasting money all the time. and it of didn't seem to tackle wasting money all the time. and it of thatt seem to tackle wasting money all the time. and it of that . aem to tackle wasting money all the time. and it of that . �*yeryrt;tt ) tackle wasting money all the time. and it of that . �*yeryrt;tt much of that. well, inevitably any organisation that big is going to be wasting some money and actually ann has reminded me that when i was the health minister, it was the first time ever that we spent more on health in britain than we spent on defence. that was the year that actually the health budget grew beyond the defence budget , grew beyond the defence budget, which in my view also needs to be increased. but that's a different debate at the bureaucracy is a difficult one. let's bear in mind if you changed over to some kind of insurance based system, which they have in many countries , they have in many countries, you're going to have a huge extra chunk of bureaucracy to run that if you're going to be means testing people or getting them to pay and having to back,

that's going to be very, very expensive to run. but it won't all expensive to run. but it won't at rs— expensive to run. but it won't at rs somha— expensive to run. but it won't all be coming from- " but it won't all be coming from the public hurss— all be coming from the public hurss rs— all be coming from the public ours is rhs— all be coming from the public purse is the main— all be coming from the public purse is the main thing. i'd rows— purse is the main thing. i'd hows ro— purse is the main thing. i'd love to come— purse is the main thing. i'd love to come back. we've got running— love to come back. we've got we're running out— love to come back. we've got we're running out of time. i coura— we're running out of time. i soura rah— we're running out of time. i could talk about— we're running out of time. i could talk about this for ages, sshssrahy— could talk about this for ages, sshssrary ro — could talk about this for ages, especially to all— could talk about this for ages, especially to all of you there. rawha— especially to all of you there. edwina currie,— especially to all of you there. edwina currie, thank you very much — much. she's a former conservative- conservative mp and mark rransors— conservative mp and mark rransorsl— conservative mp and mark francois , conservative for francois mp, conservative for rayleigh— francois mp, conservative for rayleigh wickford and also rayleigh and wickford and also aim rayleigh and wickford and also ann widdecombe, former conservative _ ann widdecombe, former conservative minister. thank you so mush— conservative minister. thank you so mush hor— conservative minister. thank you so much for your— conservative minister. thank you so much for your thoughts hssauss— so much for your thoughts hssauss you— so much for your thoughts because you just joined me. yous— because you just joined me. yours—rahal because you just joined me.- you're_nana akua. you're with me. i'm nana akua. mrs— you're with me. i'm nana akua. mrs-wsws— you're with me. i'm nana akua. rnrs-sts on— you're with me. i'm nana akua. this news on online and this is gb news on tv online and our—rhs- our digital radio after the hrsah— our digital radio after the break, we'll— our digital radio after the break, we'll continue with our srsah— break, we'll continue with our great-debate- break, we'll continue with our great-debate this- break, we'll continue with our great debate this hour. great british debate this hour. i'm great british debate this hour. r-m—sunar-sl great british debate this hour. i i'm _sunak's plan i'm asking is rishi sunak's plan to i'm asking is rishi sunak's plan ro-rhs— i'm asking is rishi sunak's plan ro-rhs whs— i'm asking is rishi sunak's plan to-the nhs the— i'm asking is rishi sunak's plan to the nhs the right one? to save the nhs the right one? you-r— to save the nhs the right one? you-r hsar— to save the nhs the right one? you'll hear the— to save the nhs the right one? you'll hear the thoughts of my panel— you'll hear the thoughts of my panel broadcast— you'll hear the thoughts of my panel broadcast columnist panel broadcast from columnist nurs— panel broadcast from columnist roars—arso- panel broadcast from columnist lizzie also political lizzie cundy and also political commentator— lizzie cundy and also politicalj commentator—but commentator sam dowler. but hsr.— commentator sam dowler. but mss-your— commentator sam dowler. but first,-your latest- first, let's get your latest news headlines . c 5:3” news headlines. it's 534. i'm rhiannon jones in the newsroom . rhiannon jones in the newsroom. a funeral has been held for the teenager who was shot dead by police on tuesday, sparking riots across france. the

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nana akua. thank you so much for your— nana akua. thank you so much for your company— nana akua. thank you so much for your company mrs— nana akua. thank you so much for your company this afternoon. on the your company this afternoon. on rhs-.— your company this afternoon. on rhs-lsrsar— your company this afternoon. on the-.-great british- the way. the great british rshars— the way. the great british debate-hour.- the way. the great british debate hour. i'm asking debate this hour. i'm asking rrshr— debate this hour. i'm asking rishi-man— debate this hour. i'm asking rishi-man ro- debate this hour. i'm asking rishi plan to save the nhs rishi sunak plan to save the nhs the rishi sunak plan to save the nhs rhs right— rishi sunak plan to save the nhs rhs nahr os— rishi sunak plan to save the nhs the right one. now,— rishi sunak plan to save the nhs the right one. now, yesterday the right one. now, yesterday rhs rrrms— the right one. now, yesterday the prime minister announced a hrsrorh— the prime minister announced a hrsrorh nsw— the prime minister announced a historic new £2.4— the prime minister announced a historic new £2.4 billion worrrorss— historic new £2.4 billion workforce plan for the nhs to fix workforce plan for the nhs to yr sram— workforce plan for the nhs to fix staff shortages . the fix staff shortages. the government- fix staff shortages. the government hopes more university orasss— government hopes more university mass for— government hopes more university places for medical— government hopes more university places for medical students apprenticeships— places for medical students apprenticeships and shorter asarsss— apprenticeships and shorter degrees could— apprenticeships and shorter degrees could plug the shortage of degrees could plug the shortage or rhs— degrees could plug the shortage of the workforce _ degrees could plug the shortage of the workforce .— degrees could plug the shortage of the workforce . but as rishi of the workforce. but as rishi sunak— of the workforce. but as rishi sunar man.— of the workforce. but as rishi sunak plan, the— of the workforce. but as rishi sunak plan, the right way to go . hsr-s— sunak plan, the right way to go . hsr-s nns— sunak plan, the right way to go , let's find out— sunak plan, the right way to go , let's find out what my panersrs— , let's find out what my panellists make of that. i'm joined— panellists make of that. i'm rornsa hy— panellists make of that. i'm joined by author— panellists make of that. i'm joined by author and broadcaster nurs— joined by author and broadcaster uzzrs cunay— joined by author and broadcaster lizzie cundy and— joined by author and broadcaster lizzie cundy and also political commentator— lizzie cundy and also political commentator sam dowler. i put aurhor— commentator sam dowler. i put author because _ commentator sam dowler. i put author because this is written a hooh — author because this is written a hooh rws— author because this is written a book. i've also— author because this is written a book. i've also i've- author because this is written a book. i've also i've also written a book. thank you. yes, but yours is in the pound- rt;“ yes, but yours is in the pound shop . whar— but yours is in the pound shop now . what isn't?— but yours is in the pound shop now . what isn't? you- but yours is in the pound shop now . wy“? c7’ y/rtr. rt?“ but yours is in the pound shop now . wy“? 3“ c7’ y/rtr rt?“ tt now. what isn't? you can still get it on amazon. oh, call the insider if anybody wants to. i don't want to find out what mar-s— don't want to find out what that's about— don't want to find out what that's about .— don't want to find out what that's about . yeah. lizzie. that's about. yeah. lizzie. yeah— that's about. yeah. lizzie. ysah .— that's about. yeah. lizzie. ysah . rs.— that's about. yeah. lizzie. yeah . no, it's— that's about. yeah. lizzie. yeah . no, it's all- that's about. yeah. lizzie. yeah . no, it's all too- that's about. yeah. lizzie. yeah . no, it's all too little, yeah. no, it's all too little, too late, i'm afraid to say. and ihave. too late, i'm afraid to say. and i have. this was actually labour's policy, and this isn't going to be enforced till after the election anyway. but i mean,

let's be honest. it's easier to get an appointment with the pope than it is to get a hospital appointment your doctor . appointment with your doctor. and he doesn't anything and he doesn't talk anything about pay. i mean , there's no about pay. i mean, there's no detail. and i'm really sorry . about pay. i mean, there's no detail. and i'm really sorry. he needs to look at saving money because the amount of millions they waste on diversity managers , even like my local hospital, the chaplain is paid £45,000. is it is it really necessary ? yeah. it is it really necessary? yeah. and i'm afraid that gets in the church. i'm afraid that as we've seen with rishi, he's like a spectator. he's not a doer. and i'm so sorry. so many pledges, all words and no action. this isn't even going to happen till after the election anyway . and after the election anyway. and she's absolutely right.- after the election anyway. and she's absolutely right. i- t _3. and she's absolutely right. i mean, i she's absolutely right. i mean, r aarss— she's absolutely right. i mean, r aarss th— she's absolutely right. i mean, i agree with lizzie— she's absolutely right. i mean, i agree with lizzie for once, i rth— i agree with lizzie for once, i rth .— i agree with lizzie for once, i rth . you— i agree with lizzie for once, i think , you know,— i agree with lizzie for once, i think , you know, there was there think, you know, there was there no rhsrs — think, you know, there was there was no there was— think, you know, there was there was no there was no talking ahour— was no there was no talking ahour paying— was no there was no talking about paying the nurses more, paying— about paying the nurses more, hayrna ms— about paying the nurses more, paying the doctors more like all of paying the doctors more like all or rhs— paying the doctors more like all of the strikes— paying the doctors more like all of the strikes that_ paying the doctors more like all of the strikes that are still prannsa. — of the strikes that are still- planned. _ahead. planned. are still going ahead. but planned. are still going ahead. huh—rs— planned. are still going ahead. huh—rs nor- planned. are still going ahead. but—it's not like,. but it's not like it's not like, you— but it's not like it's not like, you-hrs— but it's not like it's not like, you-hrs nsw- but it's not like it's not like, you his new policy but it's not like it's not like, you-his new policy was you know, his new policy was was a-r— you know, his new policy was was a-r was— you know, his new policy was was a-r rush— you know, his new policy was was a-r rusr r— you know, his new policy was was a-it was just it was- you know, his new policy was was a it was just it was it a fix all. it was just it was it

rush—worss- a fix all. it was just it was it. just—words like just feels like more words like as h— just feels like more words like as h rhs— just feels like more words like as h ths h— just feels like more words like as in like in the— just feels like more words like as in like in the future we'll do mrs— as in like in the future we'll so his . — as in like in the future we'll do this. look— as in like in the future we'll do this. look at- as in like in the future we'll do this . yr do this. look at the nhs as a whole. i mean, it's our anniversary. you know, anniversary. 75 years, you know, the population has grown so much. look at immigration , much. look at immigration, everything else. people are living longer and it needs a total immigration. what about ann widdecombe's_ g what about ann widdecombe's point that if going— ann widdecombe's point that if aorna ro— ann widdecombe's point that if we're going to carry on with the hrsmrss— we're going to carry on with the hrsmrss or— we're going to carry on with the premise of-free- we're going to carry on with the premise of-free for- premise of it being free for swsryhoay— premise of it being free for swsryhoay ar— premise of it being free for everybody at the point of need, i everybody at the point of need, r-shouha— everybody at the point of need, r-shouha ws— everybody at the point of need, i-should we really- i mean, should we really be horns— i mean, should we really be horns-ana— i mean, should we really be doing-and-were,| doing that? and if we were, woura— doing that? and if we were, wows—r- doing that? and if we were,| would—it this doing that? and if we were,- would_it this way would we really make it this way ? would we really make it this way sws— would we really make it this way sws wouthh— would we really make it this way ? we wouldn't, would �*yeryrt;tt ? we wouldn't, would we? well, i rhmh— ? we wouldn't, would we? well, i rhmr—rhmh- think i mean, i think i think it's fantastic . and it is it's fantastic. and it is something that, you know, british people should be proud of. around for of. i mean, it's been around for 75 in its current 75 years, even in its current state. even in state. i'm sorry. but even in its current i mean, you its current state, i mean, you only to look to us and only need to look to the us and see how much it costs to even get an ambulance out or to have like something minor done. but nobody can literally it can literally ruin americans person's life if they have something ruin your life as well because they won't come out. i mean, look, at one point we had amhuhanss— mean, look, at one point we had amhuhanss-rs- ambulance waits of 15 hours. mar—rhs- ambulance waits of 15 hours. mar—rhs snwy| ambulance waits of 15 hours.i that—the envy of that that can't be the envy of a..— that that can't be the envy of oh-r-s— that that can't be the envy of oh-r-s whs— that that can't be the envy of oh,-it's like a- that that can't be the envy of oh, it's like a sacred oh, look, it's like a sacred cow

. ms— oh, look, it's like a sacred cow . the-politicians- oh, look, it's like a sacred cow. . the-politicians-scared . the nhs politicians are scared to even criticise it. and i'm really sorry . we've got 75 years really sorry. we've got 75 years anniversary this. this isn't a shnne. anniversary this. this isn't a shrine . it's a service. and i'm shrine. it's a service. and i'm sorry . the waiting list, the sorry. the waiting list, the backlog . i know we can't keep backlog. i know we can't keep blaming covid. what would you say them— blaming covid. what would you say then? because— blaming covid. what would you say then? because we- g co "j what would you say then? because we know all these— say then? because we know all these things— say then? because we know all these things about how bad it is. these things about how bad it “._ma— these things about how bad iti is.-would-would is. what would you say would be the-to— is. what would you say would be the-to go?— is. what would you say would be the-to go? what- is. what would you say would be the to go? what should the right way to go? what should he-weu— the right way to go? what should he-weu i— the right way to go? what should he-well i think- the right way to go? what should he well i think we've he be doing? well i think we've got—does.- he be doing? well i think we've got—does. | got to do what america does. and— got to do what america does. and-can— got to do what america does. and - can afford - got to do what america does. and-can afford to - got to do what america does. and-can afford to go- got to do what america does. i and-can afford to go and and if you can afford to go and in some respects, if you can insurance if you can afford insurance and if you can afford i mean, many people now i mean, many people do it now anyway. hip, anyway. if you've got a bad hip, you pain. you you can't stay in pain. you you raise money, get loan, you raise money, you get a loan, you get health is everything get because health is everything . and really sorry. that's . and i'm really sorry. that's almost impossible- . and i'm really sorry. that's almost impossible . - z that's almost impossible . c . and i'm really sorry. that's almost impossible . can't keep almost impossible. can't keep throwing this . throwing money into this. they're wasting money. mean, they're wasting money. i mean, i don't you're right. that don't think you're right. that is impossible for don't think you're right. that is-impossible for 99%- don't think you're right. that is-impossible for 99% ofl is not impossible for 99% of the population.— is not impossible for 99% of the population-_a- is not impossible for 99% of the population._a large. population. but there's a large portion—than portion of the population that probably— portion of the population that probably-private. portion of the population that probably private now probably are going private now aslresutt— probably are going private now aslresuu of— probably are going private now aslresult of the— probably are going private now as result of the service. as a result of the bad service. they-re— they're receiving. okay. but do you—perhaps- they're receiving. okay. but do. you—perhaps there you not think that perhaps there should— you not think that perhaps there should be— you not think that perhaps there sheuhe he a— you not think that perhaps there should be a slightly different model— should be a slightly different model-could- should be a slightly different model-could be- should be a slightly different- model-could be-some model and it could be that some heehhe— people don't get it private is a different— people don't get it private is a different thing— people don't get it private is a different thing altogether? i mesh—hee- different thing altogether? i mean,_dad wasl different thing altogether? i mean,_dad was bupa mean, my dad, my dad was on bupa and in his like,

and like and even in his like, his final few years, like his like, final few years, like they , they because of the drug, they, they because of the drug, they, they because of the drug, the bupa had was so expensive they still interviewed him like 3 or 4 times in order to make sure that he, you know, was worthy of it, etcetera. and like and it it costs a fortune like the private sector is, is completely different to the nhs . of course, the doctors make so much more money in the private sector, you know , your sector, but like, you know, your average be able average person will not be able to pay anything like those fees. even paid, like even if even if they paid, like even if they paid like a £10 stipend, for for for, for example, for not for, not for example, for not for, not for for. that's for example, for not for, not for for . that's not for not going, for. that's not true is for not going, for. that's not hue is he— for not going, for. that's not true is it? because-al true is it? because listen, a mehhe— true is it? because listen, a mobile-contract- true is it? because listen, a- mobile-contract.most mobile phone contract for most peopte— mobile phone contract for most peehhelueuhu— mobile phone contract for most people around about somewhere people is around about somewhere between— people is around about somewhere between so— people is around about somewhere between so-e— people is around about somewhere between 30 a month, maybe between 30 to £60 a month, maybe 30 between 30 to £60 a month, maybe so he— between 30 to £60 a month, maybe so he 70— between 30 to £60 a month, maybe so to so hoses— between 30 to £60 a month, maybe 30 to 70 loads of— between 30 to £60 a month, maybe 30 to 70 loads of people have thus— 30 to 70 loads of people have that phase— 30 to 70 loads of people have that private health care. hang on. that private health care. hang oh-huvehh— that private health care. hang on. haven't finished on. sorry, i haven't finished sheuhhg.— on. sorry, i haven't finished speaking-don't- on. sorry, i haven't finished. speaking.-don't-what speaking. you don't know what i'm speaking. you don't know what h-h _me- i'm going to say. private health sure-h— i'm going to say. private health sue-h hush— i'm going to say. private health care. i first started, when care. when i first started, when i-voung_ care. when i first started, when l-voung ahe— care. when i first started, when l-voung she-h- care. when i first started, when i-young and-i was. care. when i first started, wheni i-young and-i was ill i was young and before i was ill ahe— i was young and before i was ill she-,— i was young and before i was ill and. h— i was young and before i was ill and. h-ushg- and sick, i started using it a hot.— and sick, i started using it a hoo- h— and sick, i started using it a hoo- h was— and sick, i started using it a lot. it was only— and sick, i started using it a lot. it was only like 30 to £50 a month— lot. it was only like 30 to £50 a month ahe— lot. it was only like 30 to £50 a month and people could, espeehuhy— a month and people could, especially younger people, start doing— especially younger people, start doing shes— especially younger people, start doing that because you're prepared— doing that because you're prepared to— doing that because you're prepared to pay for a contract for u— prepared to pay for a contract for d hoode— prepared to pay for a contract for a mobile phone. you're

prepared— for a mobile phone. you're prepared-for- for a mobile phone. you're prepared for your sky, prepared to pay for your sky, your— prepared to pay for your sky, your uehhx— prepared to pay for your sky, your netflix everything your netflix and everything else like your netflix and everything else hhe-uhhouh— your netflix and everything else like without question. why your netflix and everything else like people ithout question. why your netflix and everything else likepeople so>ut question. why your netflix and everything else like people so concerned n. why your netflix and everything else likepeople so concerned about! are people so concerned about paying— are people so concerned about who for— are people so concerned about who for some— are people so concerned about paying for some health services? i paying for some health services? h hhou— paying for some health services? h know were— paying for some health services? h hhou hey— paying for some health services? i know we're pay in— paying for some health services? i know we're pay in taxes or oh— i know we're pay in taxes or of h— i know we're pay in taxes or some of it, but— i know we're pay in taxes or some of it, but that will support— some of it, but that will support those- some of it, but that will support those who can't. people udd— support those who can't. people uhd duuys— support those who can't. people will always, always prioritise those—eel those the things that are hoppehhg— those the things that are. happening—now those the things that are. happening _ now . those the things that are- happening _ now . they happening for them. now. they will getting a bottle will prioritise getting a bottle of a friday. they'll of wine on a friday. they'll prioritise buying their cigarettes more for them. of course they will. they'll always prioritise that over over like what may be coming down the line. always prioritise line. they'll always prioritise what need what they what they need now. what they want what when you want now. yes. what when you need want now. yes. what when you heedldooor— want now. yes. what when you need l doctor - now, - want now. yes. what when you need l doctor - now, that'si “cit? when you ne

start with jonathan jones. he's there in the middle in cornwall. jonathan— there in the middle in cornwall. jonathan jones— there in the middle in cornwall. jonathan jones nana. yeah, jonathan jones nana. hi. yeah, i h— jonathan jones nana. hi. yeah, i h dohh— jonathan jones nana. hi. yeah, i mean, i don't know— jonathan jones nana. hi. yeah, i mean, i don't know if— jonathan jones nana. yeah, i mean, i don't know if lizzie was hshehhd— mean, i don't know if lizzie was ushehhd ho— mean, i don't know if lizzie was listening to the— mean, i don't know if lizzie was listening to the news piece. i hed— listening to the news piece. i bet you— listening to the news piece. i he you wee— listening to the news piece. i bet you were just— listening to the news piece. i bet you were just chatting in the— bet you were just chatting in the studio,— bet you were just chatting in the studio, but— bet you were just chatting in the studio, but all those aheheoh— the studio, but all those american sugary coffee drinks shoo— american sugary coffee drinks that-created,— american sugary coffee drinks that-created, a— american sugary coffee drinks that created, a generation that are created, a generation of hashes— that are created, a generation of hashes ,— that are created, a generation of fatties , that's— that are created, a generation of fatties , that's a massive of fatties, that's a massive prohdem — of fatties, that's a massive prohdem hor— of fatties, that's a massive problem for the- of fatties, that's a massive problem for the nhs. we should go problem for the nhs. we should do hook— problem for the nhs. we should go hook to— problem for the nhs. we should go back to drinking tea, which is hu— go back to drinking tea, which is far healthier— go back to drinking tea, which is far healthier .— go back to drinking tea, which is far healthier. and by the way,— is far healthier. and by the wow the— is far healthier. and by the wow, the who— is far healthier. and by the way, the nhs is- is far healthier. and by the way, the nhs is only possible because— way, the nhs is only possible because this— way, the nhs is only possible because this country had an hduswhd— because this country had an industrial revolution that was, by industrial revolution that was, hw she— industrial revolution that was, by the wow — industrial revolution that was, by the way, fuelled by tea , you by the way, fuelled by tea, you know— by the way, fuelled by tea, you know and — by the way, fuelled by tea, you know, and what— by the way, fuelled by tea, you know, and what the nhs now needs is hs— know, and what the nhs now needs is is ow— know, and what the nhs now needs is its own industrial— know, and what the nhs now needs is its own industrial revolution . heause wou— is its own industrial revolution . because you talk- is its own industrial revolution . because you talk to- is its own industrial revolution . because you talk to any doctors you talk to any patients, it's it needs a massive shake up. i mean, not a hench— massive shake up. i mean, not a french sowe— massive shake up. i mean, not a french style revolution,- c. i mean, not a french style revolution, just a good— french style revolution, just a good hhdsh— french style revolution, just a good british industry revolution. - good british industry revolution. that's what it needs . and,— revolution. that's what it needs . ahd, wou— revolution. that's what it needs . and, you know,— revolution. that's what it needs . and, you know, if— revolution. that's what it needs . and, you know, if the politicians— . and, you know, if the politicians were honest with us and— politicians were honest with us and todd— politicians were honest with us and add us— politicians were honest with us and told us how— politicians were honest with us and told us how bad it was, i think— and told us how bad it was, i ohhh h— and told us how bad it was, i think it would— and told us how bad it was, i think it would actually be a wooe— think it would actually be a vote winner— think it would actually be a vote winner instead of prehehdhd— vote winner instead of pretending-a- vote winner instead of pretending a couple of pretending that a couple of union— pretending that a couple of billion might— pretending that a couple of billion might fix “43?" pretending that a couple of billion might fix / billion might fix it. yeah, all eight.— billion might fix it. yeah, all highs—wou- right. cool. thank you. jonathan, going to jonathan, are you going to jump back sea now your back into the sea now with your tea i noticed . cup tea? i noticed. i noticed. cup of tea as well . let's go to of tea as well. let's go to

amanda there in amanda hinckley in kent. amanda, what are you saying? hi, amanda . in kent. amanda, what are you saying? hi, amanda. i in kent. amanda, what are you saying? hi, amanda . i agree with saying? hi, amanda. i agree with jonathan. it saying? hi, amanda. i agree with jonathan . it needs a total jonathan. it needs a total reorhrh— jonathan. it needs a total reorhrh rop— jonathan. it needs a total reform. top to _ " it needs a total reform. top to bottom. and i'm rohuhaoew— reform. top to bottom. and i'm rohuharew as— reform. top to bottom. and i'm fortunately as well. rishi was saying— fortunately as well. rishi was sawhg he— fortunately as well. rishi was saying he wants— fortunately as well. rishi was saying he wants to recruit sooooo— saying he wants to recruit 300,000 people to work for the who. — 300,000 people to work for the who. how— 300,000 people to work for the who. how — 300,000 people to work for the nhs. how are they— 300,000 people to work for the nhs. how are they going to be adhered— nhs. how are they going to be attracted to — nhs. how are they going to be attracted to work— nhs. how are they going to be attracted to work for the nhs at the moment— attracted to work for the nhs at the moment when _ attracted to work for the nhs at the moment when the wages and the moment when the wages and the working— the moment when the wages and the working-are- the working conditions are hadeduaoee— the working conditions are inadequate? going the working conditions are- inadequate?-going to inadequate? nobody's going to want— inadequate? nobody's going to wans-hor— inadequate? nobody's going to wand-for rhe- inadequate? nobody's going to want-for the-at. inadequate? nobody's going to. want-for the-at all. want to work for the nhs at all. and— want to work for the nhs at all. and adso— want to work for the nhs at all. and adso h— want to work for the nhs at all. and also it does— want to work for the nhs at all. and also it does need total reorrrh— and also it does need total reorhrh h— and also it does need total reform. it needs— and also it does need total reform. it needs the bureaucracy rerhoed— reform. it needs the bureaucracy rerhoed from— reform. it needs the bureaucracy removed from - nhs- reform. it needs the bureaucracy removed from nhs well . i removed from the nhs as well. i adso— removed from the nhs as well. i adso agree— removed from the nhs as well. i also agree with— removed from the nhs as well. i also agree with the— removed from the nhs as well. i also agree with the fatty orhrheho— also agree with the fatty comment . we- also agree with the fatty comment . we need to go from the comment. we need to go from the root— comment. we need to go from the root . h— comment. we need to go from the root cause . if we're— comment. we need to go from the root cause . if we're not root cause. if we're not edueadhd— root cause. if we're not educating children on how root cause. if we're not- educating-children on how to educating our children on how to door— educating our children on how to hook adher— educating our children on how to look after-bodies- educating our children on how to look after- bodies ,- educating our children on how to look after bodies , how to look after their bodies, how to hoo— look after their bodies, how to hos—ohese- look after their bodies, how to not—obese and. look after their bodies, how toi not—obese and not look after their bodies, how to- not_obese and not be not be morbidly obese and not be sedentary— not be morbidly obese and not be sedehoarw ahd— not be morbidly obese and not be sedentary and not— not be morbidly obese and not be sedentary and not have healthy rheswdes— sedentary and not have healthy lifestyles, then _ sedentary and not have healthy lifestyles, then the nhs is hoeradw— lifestyles, then the nhs is literally just _ lifestyles, then the nhs is literally just to go down literally just going to go down the—donaohahl the toilet. i think jonathan also thinks cup of tea also thinks that a cup of tea can right, let's go . can fix. all right, let's go. you got one as well. alan's got one as well. everyone's got one. yeah let's go to alan in grimsby. alan in grimsby. afternoon , nana. afternoon, afternoon, nana. afternoon,

rows— afternoon, nana. afternoon, rows .— afternoon, nana. afternoon, folks .i afternoon, nana. afternoon, folks . i think they've got some folks. i think they've got some good ideas. i mean, it's. it's. it's incredibly encouraging that the finally realised that training our own doctors and training our own doctors and training our own nurses would be an absolute plus . why they an absolute plus. why they haven-r— an absolute plus. why they haven't done— an absolute plus. why they haven't done this- a" why they haven't done this before is beyond— haven't done this before is hewohd rhe— haven't done this before is beyond me to— haven't done this before is beyond me to be quite honest. hara— beyond me to be quite honest. waha as— beyond me to be quite honest. waha as oo— beyond me to be quite honest. waha as do she— beyond me to be quite honest. nana as to the rest— beyond me to be quite honest. nana as to the rest of- beyond me to be quite honest. nana as to the rest of it,- beyond me to be quite honest. nana as to the rest of it, well, who knows? because we don't know whats— who knows? because we don't know whads h— who knows? because we don't know whads he she— who knows? because we don't know what's in the detail— who knows? because we don't know what's in the detail ,— who knows? because we don't know what's in the detail , but— , because we don't know what's in the detail, but i tend to agree— what's in the detail, but i tend do agree shar— what's in the detail, but i tend to agree that the— what's in the detail, but i tend to agree that the whole organisation— to agree that the whole organisation needs a cull heeause— organisation needs a cull because there's so much wastage in because there's so much wastage h h— because there's so much wastage h h . — because there's so much wastage h h . aud— because there's so much wastage h do. and hud— because there's so much wastage in it. and but if— because there's so much wastage in it. and but if we— because there's so much wastage in it. and but if we can- because there's so much wastage in it. 'r: �*" if“ r:r::; in it. and but if we can get more of our own doctors, if we can get more of our own nurses, then that's going to be absolutely great. and does every nurse need a degree— absolutely great. and does every nurse need a degree ? - oily ghzua and does every nurse need a degree ? c nurse need a degree? that wasn't how— nurse need a degree? that wasn't how she— nurse need a degree? that wasn't how the nhs worked in the old days. people come in, worked sherr— days. people come in, worked their way— days. people come in, worked her way up— days. people come in, worked their way up the _ : people come in, worked their way up the ladder , got their way up the ladder, got guahhed— their way up the ladder, got guahhed as— their way up the ladder, got qualified as they went along and progressed— qualified as they went along and progressed through the organisation- progressed through the organisation . sm; progressed through the- organisation . so there's some organisation. so there's some positives in it. but you know, we might— positives in it. but you know, we rhrgho see— positives in it. but you know, we might see in— positives in it. but you know, we might see in 5— positives in it. but you know, we might see in 5 or- c " c but you know, we might see in 5 or 10 years, wedd— we might see in 5 or 10 years, wed we— we might see in 5 or 10 years, well we after— we might see in 5 or 10 years, well we after the,— we might see in 5 or 10 years, well we after the, the nhs it's

aoooad— well we after the, the nhs it's a total shambles— well we after the, the nhs it's a total shambles and it just washes— a total shambles and it just wastes money— a total shambles and it just wastes money hand over fist. hoes— wastes money hand over fist. ooes rh— wastes money hand over fist. ooes hh heau— wastes money hand over fist. does it mean it— wastes money hand over fist. does it mean it just- wastes money hand over fist. does it mean it just squanders ? does it mean it just squanders? alan stop . talking he was on a alan stop. talking he was on a rod.— alan stop. talking he was on a roll. start with you. we all with you. but i think it's a good thing. at least. at least they've addressed the fact that instead doctors from instead of taking doctors from all world and nurses all over the world and nurses from the world, that from all over the world, that now they have to start recruiting within this recruiting from within this country. be a country. and that's got to be a win. in grimsby, mandarin, country. and that's got to be a win. jonathanby, mandarin, country. and that's got to be a win. jonathanby,cornwall,i, kent and jonathan in cornwall, thank . good thank you so much. always good to speak you. to see you and speak to you. lovely i'm a british voice lovely i'm a great british voice is everyone's got is out there. everyone's got one. yeah, right . well, one. yeah yeah, right. well, today i've been asking rishi sunak to save the nhs. the right one. you've been getting in touch. christine says rishi has left it way, way, way too late to put the nhs to rights . eric to put the nhs to rights. eric says, who is running the nhs? the staff don't seem to have guidance or help to change what has always been the way they operate. every organisation has to it will fail. and to evolve or it will fail. and gwen says, think the idea of gwen says, i think the idea of training nurses and doctors

training more nurses and doctors is good, but they must make sure that trainees don't drop out. i agree . get them to stay for at agree. get them to stay for at least three years. that was the discussion. i think that's what that should be happening. but right time for my quick right now it's time for my quick fire quiz. this time part of the show where i test my panel and of course, you at home on of course, to you at home on some topics hitting some of the other topics hitting the i'm the headlines right now, i'm joined by broadcaster and columnist. cundy your columnist. lizzie cundy, your buzzer, and also buzzer, please. lizzie and also political commentator sam dowler. your buzzer, please. sam right. please play along at home. question number one, where can you buy the cheapest pint? is it a england, b, wales, c, scotland or d, northern ireland? lizzie cundy d, northern hrehahd. — lizzie cundy d, northern ireland. \ : lizzie cundy d, northern- ireland. northern ireland. sam well, i would have said northern ireland as well, but i'm going to say i'm going say to say i'm going to say scotland. you scotland. the scotland. you said scotland. the answer and answer is it's scotland and northern ireland. the luck of the irish. not this time. default win. yes, it was, wasn't it? well, new figures say that scotland offers the scotland actually offers the cheapest pints in britain overall, some beers costing overall, with some beers costing just £1.75 at ten boozers in the

country irish drink water it would be less because no the dnnk would be less because no the drink more so they can make it more expensive. yeah and ohwousw— more expensive. yeah and obviously that's- more expensive. yeah and obviously that's a- yeah and obviously that's a sweeping shaherhehh— obviously that's a sweeping statement—the. obviously that's a sweeping- statement_the scottish statement and maybe the scottish drhh—wherel statement and maybe the scottishi drhh—where you drink more. it depends where you are. there. are. depends who's out there. irish. everybody. everybody has everybody own drink everybody has their own drink problem. right. everybody has their own drink problem . right. question how problem. right. question two how much— problem. right. question two how much-microscopic- problem. right. question two how much-microscopic louis. much did the microscopic louis vuhhhoh— much did the microscopic louis vuitton inspired— much did the microscopic louis vuitton inspired handbags sell for h— vuitton inspired handbags sell for in auction?— vuitton inspired handbags sell for in auction? closest answer whs— for in auction? closest answer .— for in auction? closest answer . oarh— for in auction? closest answer wins . sam dowler— for in auction? closest answer wins . sam dowler £80,000. lizzie wins. sam dowler £80,000. lizzie cuhdw— wins. sam dowler £80,000. lizzie cuhdw .— wins. sam dowler £80,000. lizzie cuhdw . ozooo— wins. sam dowler £80,000. lizzie cuhdw . soooo — wins. sam dowler £80,000. lizzie cundy . 82,000 cundy. 82,000 that's a. copy. it's 50,000. doesn't matter . it's 50,000. doesn't matter. two nil. well done, alex. sooooo— two nil. well done, alex. £50,000. and - two nil. well done, alex. £50,000. and did you get that at homes— £50,000. and did you get that at homes wew,— £50,000. and did you get that at home? well, actually, it measures 657- home? well, actually, it measures 657 by 222 by 700 micrometres_ measures 657 by 222 by 700 micrometres and— measures 657 by 222 by 700 micrometres and needs a rosope— micrometres and needs a microscope to— micrometres and needs a microscope to see it. you can't get— microscope to see it. you can't geh your— microscope to see it. you can't geh your hpshheh— microscope to see it. you can't get your lipstick in— microscope to see it. you can't get your lipstick in that can't get your lipstick in that can't geh your— get your lipstick in that can't get your lipstick. �*fdfizr get your lipstick in that can't get your lipstick. �*frmrzr get your lipstick. who has the money for that? how ridiculous . money for that? how ridiculous. it stupid enough to buy it was stupid enough to buy hhah— it was stupid enough to buyi hhah—hh it was stupid enough to buy. hhah—hh e that. can you actually see it? vou— that. can you actually see it? you oah-h— that. can you actually see it? you can't even— that. can you actually see it? you can't even see- that. can you actually see it? you can't even see it. you have to you can't even see it. you have ho geh— you can't even see it. you have ho geh a— you can't even see it. you have ho geh a maro— you can't even see it. you have to get a macro. i've— you can't even see it. you have to get a macro. i've got it here.— to get a macro. i've got it here. some— to get a macro. i've got it here. some fool- to get a macro. i've got it here. some fool put money out for hhah. — here. some fool put money out for that. right.— here. some fool put money out for that. right-on. for that. right. well good on hherh. — for that. right. well good on them. _question- for that. right. well good on them. question three them. all right. question three whah— them. all right. question three whah-year— them. all right. question three whah-year odd- them. all right. question three what year old man from

what is a 28 year old man from shrahhord— what is a 28 year old man from stratford upon— what is a 28 year old man from stratford upon avon use stratford upon avon tried to use to stratford upon avon tried to use ho geh— stratford upon avon tried to use ho geh our— stratford upon avon tried to use ho geh ouh or— stratford upon avon tried to use to get out of his— stratford upon avon tried to use to get out of his speeding fine a was— to get out of his speeding fine a h— to get out of his speeding fine a was it mediaeval laws? b whshaheh— a was it mediaeval laws? b mistaken identity or c, bribery ? mistaken identity or c, bribery e ushe— mistaken identity or c, bribery ? lizzie cundy_ mistaken identity or c, bribery ? lizzie cundy hey , hey. you're ? lizzie cundy hey, hey. you're sayhg— ? lizzie cundy hey, hey. you're sayhhg h— ? lizzie cundy hey, hey. you're sayhhg h was— ? lizzie cundy hey, hey. you're saying it was mediaeval law searhphoh— saying it was mediaeval law oearhphoh h— saying it was mediaeval law scampton i think. c bribery, hrhhery— scampton i think. c bribery, bribery and bribery. it was a mediaeval laws— bribery and bribery. it was a mediaeval laws one- bribery and bribery. it was a mediaeval laws one to- a�*r: it was a mediaeval laws one to you, uzzhe. — mediaeval laws one to you, lizzie. after— mediaeval laws one to you, lizzie. after learning the defense— lizzie. after learning the defence from _ lizzie. after learning the defence from facebook group, oeorge— defence from facebook group, george thomas— defence from facebook group, george thomas used quoted rhedhaewah— george thomas used quoted mediaeval laws— george thomas used quoted mediaeval laws to try to get out of mediaeval laws to try to get out or a— mediaeval laws to try to get out or a speedhhg— mediaeval laws to try to get out of a speeding fine.— mediaeval laws to try to get out of a speeding fine. it didn't wk,— of a speeding fine. it didn't worh or— of a speeding fine. it didn't work, of course— of a speeding fine. it didn't work, of course it didn't work. and— work, of course it didn't work. and he— work, of course it didn't work. and he — work, of course it didn't work. and he was. and— work, of course it didn't work. and he was. and he was ordered to pay— and he was. and he was ordered ho pay hhe— and he was. and he was ordered ho pay hhe rudd— and he was. and he was ordered to pay the full fine— and he was. and he was ordered to pay the full fine when he eouhd— to pay the full fine when he eouhd have— to pay the full fine when he could have instead completed a speed— could have instead completed a speed awareness— could have instead completed a speed awareness course . speed awareness course. unfortunately- speed awareness course. unfortunately for him, it went wohg — unfortunately for him, it went wohg loouhd— unfortunately for him, it went wrong. .could have- unfortunately for him, it went wrong. he could have had a private like suella private one like suella braverman. nothing wrong with hhah— braverman. nothing wrong with hhah-peophe— braverman. nothing wrong with that.-people-that| " nothing wrong with thatwasn't people that " nothing wrong with thatwasn't tryingile that " nothing wrong with thatwasn't trying to that " nothing wrong with thatwasn't trying to what " nothing wrong with thatwasn't trying to out of she wasn't trying to get out of it. she wasn't trying to get out of h. _sayhg,— she wasn't trying to get out of h. _sayhg, cah- she wasn't trying to get out of rh-sayhg, cah h- she wasn't trying to get out of it. saying, can i do it? i it. she's saying, can i do it? i h— it. she's saying, can i do it? i h eah-h— it. she's saying, can i do it? i mean, it can't-over- it. she's saying, can i do it? i mean, it can't over 20 miles mean, it can't go over 20 miles an mean, it can't go over 20 miles ah-hhe— mean, it can't go over 20 miles an-the minute. - mean, it can't go over 20 miles an-the minute. it- an hour at the minute. it might as-everywhere. let'si as well walk everywhere. let's be right? as well walk everywhere. let's be - right? question - as well walk everywhere. let'si be - right? question four be honest. right? question four hue— be honest. right? question four rrue or— be honest. right? question four true or false?— be honest. right? question four true or false? everyone in south korea— true or false? everyone in south korea-ah— true or false? everyone in south korea-at least- true or false? everyone in south korea-at leastlyear- korea is now at least a year younger.— korea is now at least a year younger—ohi korea is now at least a year- youpger—oh sarh younger. true or false? oh, sam ryher— younger. true or false? oh, sam ryher . — younger. true or false? oh, sam ryher . hue— younger. true or false? oh, sam tyler. true. lizzie- younger. true or false? oh, sam tyler . lizzie cundy oh tyler. true. lizzie cundy oh orhhey— tyler. true. lizzie cundy oh erhhey ,— tyler. true. lizzie cundy oh erhhey , you-re— tyler. lizzie cundy oh crikey , you're saying is true, crikey, you're saying is true, huh— crikey, you're saying is true, huh pg— crikey, you're saying is true, huh pg say— crikey, you're saying is true, but i'll say false— crikey, you're saying is true, but i'll say false . but i'll say false. false just in

but i'll say false. false just do wo— but i'll say false. false just in case. no, it— but i'll say false. false just in case. no, it is- but i'll say false. false just in case. no, it is true.- but i'll say false. " t no, it is true. you're in case. no, it is true. you're rhghh. — in case. no, it is true. you're rhghh. sorry— in case. no, it is true. you're rhghh. sorry you— " t no, it is true. you're right. sorry you didn't get hhah— right. sorry you didn't get pgg, sam— right. sorry you didn't get that, sam got— right. sorry you didn't get that, sam got that. it's 3—1. vou— that, sam got that. it's 3—1. you oah-h— that, sam got that. it's 3—1. you can't win— that, sam got that. it's 3—1. you can't win all— that, sam got that. it's 3—1. you can't win all right. korean agehg— you can't win all right. korean agehg usohrhs— you can't win all right. korean ageing customs were replaced on wedhesday— ageing customs were replaced on wedhesday h— ageing customs were replaced on wednesday in favour of internationally recognised ones. hhereshhg— internationally recognised ones. interesting right.— internationally recognised ones. interesting right. and final gueshhou— interesting right. and final question. question five the eouhhry— question. question five the eouhhry or— question. question five the country of sweden is trying to hudd— country of sweden is trying to huhhd a— country of sweden is trying to build a whole— country of sweden is trying to build a whole city borough . out build a whole city borough. out of whheh— build a whole city borough. out of which material— build a whole city borough. out of which material is it a brick? oh of which material is it a brick? oh a— of which material is it a brick? oh a hush— of which material is it a brick? oh a hrheh .— of which material is it a brick? oh a hrheh . h,— of which material is it a brick? oh a brick. b, plastic or c wood.— oh a brick. b, plastic or c wood. wow— oh a brick. b, plastic or c wood. now press your buzzers. who-s— wood. now press your buzzers. who-s good— wood. now press your buzzers. who's good sometimes? c—word oh, who's good sometimes? c—word oh. john— who's good sometimes? c—word oh. rohr lydon.— who's good sometimes? c—word oh. rohr hydoh. r— who's good sometimes? c—word oh, john lydon. i did— who's good sometimes? c—word oh, john lydon. i did that- oh, john lydon. i did that first. it is. would you do it in the wrong place, though? no. neither of you. listen, i'll go. neither of you. listen, i'll go. neither of you are getting the point simply because you buzzed before i'd even finish the question. so you're. makes no mistake . it makes the odds mistake. it makes the odds because you win any 3—1. fabulous. well done . good job. fabulous. well done. good job. yes. the answer is indeed. wood developers hope the stockholm wood city will show what is possible in terms of aiding and sustainability. yes but stay away. what about that name? did they stay away from the match?

shay— they stay away from the match? shay away— they stay away from the match? shay away from — they stay away from the match? stay away from the— they stay away from the match? stay away from the matches? yeah. no open fires. yes, exaohhy. — yeah. no open fires. yes, exactly. well,— yeah. no open fires. yes, exactly. well, i've got to say, a thank so much to my a big thank you so much to my pal, columnist pal, broadcaster and columnist lizzie very lizzie cundy. thank you very much, lizzie cundy. and also political commentator sam dowler. so much. sam dowler. thank you so much. sam dowler, lovely to have you company for company again. thank you for hawhg— company again. thank you for hawhg — company again. thank you for having us. well— company again. thank you for having us. well done.- rt zhrehy retheh " thank you for having us. well done. i'm rt zhrehy ergreh " thank you for having us. well done. i'm back from— having us. well done. i'm back from glastonbury— having us. well done. i'm back from glastonbury . �*frhrzgl : c15 from glastonbury. well done. gb news henri paul tric awards news henri paul the tric awards . what these on the tricks . what do these on the tricks and this is a huge thank you to you your company as you at home for your company as well. i'll tomorrow at well. i'll be back tomorrow at hoo— well. i'll be back tomorrow at hoolr-ohhg— well. i'll be back tomorrow at 4:00.joining me- i'll be back tomorrow at 4:00 joining me live will 4:00 for joining me live will be the 4:00 for joining me live will be hhe rahuhous— 4:00 for joining me live will be the fabulous-kelly- the fabulous danny kelly and adso— the fabulous danny kelly and also-hamilton- the fabulous danny kelly and also-hamilton .- the fabulous danny kelly and also-hamilton . i. the fabulous danny kelly and also hamilton . i look also christine hamilton. i look forward— also christine hamilton. i look forward-seeing— also christine hamilton. i look forward seeing you then. forward to seeing you then. enjoy— forward to seeing you then. enjoy .fantastic- forward to seeing you then. enjoy fantastic weather. enjoy the fantastic weather. i'll-tomorrow- enjoy the fantastic weather. i'll-tomorrow at. enjoy the fantastic weather. i'll tomorrow at four. i'll see you tomorrow at four. do i'll see you tomorrow at four. soo-anywhere.- i'll see you tomorrow at four. do anywhere. don't forget i'll see you tomorrow at four. do can anywhere. don't forget i'll see you tomorrow at four. do can anywtheh. don't forget i'll see you tomorrow at four. do can anywtheh. don'live get i'll see you tomorrow at four. do can anywtheh. don'live on you can stream the show live on vouruhe— you can stream the show live on wouruhe or— you can stream the show live on wouruhe or why— you can stream the show live on youtube or why not— you can stream the show live on youtube or why not download the gb youtube or why not download the op wews— youtube or why not download the op wews app— youtube or why not download the op wews app for— youtube or why not download the gb news app for free you gb news app for free where you eah-whhh— gb news app for free where you eah-whhh-ahd- gb news app for free where you can _with-and all. can catch up with this and all he— can catch up with this and all hhe shows— can catch up with this and all the shows here. _ can catch up with this and all the shows here. enjoy hello hhere— the shows here. enjoy hello here-oreg— the shows here. enjoy hello there. greg dewhurst and there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast for the rest of the weekend . we're looking the weekend. we're looking at a mixture spells , mixture of sunny spells, blustery the best of blustery showers. the best of the driest weather across southern parts of the uk . southern parts of the uk. looking at the bigger picture, low pressure is in charge our low pressure is in charge of our weather the moment. sat

weather at the moment. just sat closely north—east of the closely to the north—east of the uk, bringing some quite strong winds and rain to northern winds and heavy rain to northern parts of scotland for the rest of the saturday. that's where we've heavy rain across we've got the heavy rain across parts shetland at parts of orkney and shetland at the moment. elsewhere mixture of clear spells and scattered showers, overnight showers most frequent across the north—west of the uk. so parts of scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. and we also continue to see rain across the far north—east of scotland, which could at times. could be heavy at times. temperatures overall fairly breezy conditions. so holding up in double figures sunday for most, it'll be a bright start. showers already across the northern half of the uk. we also have that heavy rain across scotland, some very strong winds developing for a time here, too. and then further south, we should see plenty of sunshine developing into the afternoon across of england and across parts of england and wales. temperatures here lifting to around 20 to 23 degrees. further north, generally feeling quite cool . temperatures around quite cool. temperatures around 17 to 19 celsius plus quite a keen west to north westerly

breeze into the evening time. that rain starts to peter out across northeast scotland. the wind eases a little here, but fairly blustery end to the day overnight into monday morning. we continue to

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