modulations to nigel congrats modulations to nigel farage farage voted by you as the nation's best news presenter at the prestigious tric awards as . i went to a at the prestigious tric awards as. i went to a wedding today , as. i went to a wedding today, it was wonderful. congratulation to andy it was wonderful. - congratulation to andy and laurie— congratulation to andy and laurie .— congratulation to andy and laurie . a— congratulation to andy and laurie . a match made in heaven. laurie. a match made in heaven. it's laurie. a match made in heaven. n-s 9:00— laurie. a match made in heaven. n-s 9:00 on— laurie. a match made in heaven. it's 9:00 on television, on radio— it's 9:00 on television, on radio arri— it's 9:00 on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom— radio and online in the united kingdom arra— radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. iris— kingdom and across the world. iris is— kingdom and across the world. iris is mark— kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight in my big opinion,— this is mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, meddling monarch, kirg— big opinion, meddling monarch, ring ciaries— big opinion, meddling monarch, king charles signs up to climate irraiaria— king charles signs up to climate hysteria by— king charles signs up to climate hysteria by switching on an emergency.— hysteria by switching on an emergency. global warming clock. if emergency. global warming clock. if aar— emergency. global warming clock. if rew— emergency. global warming clock. if king— emergency. global warming clock. if our new king wants to stay on the if our new king wants to stay on are mere— if our new king wants to stay on are iirerre ,— if our new king wants to stay on the throne , he's— if our new king wants to stay on the throne , he's going to have the throne, he's going to have to the throne, he's going to have re eray— the throne, he's going to have re eiar aar— the throne, he's going to have re stay ear ei— the throne, he's going to have to stay out of politics in the big— to stay out of politics in the rig sari— to stay out of politics in the rig srary, ire-ii— to stay out of politics in the big story, we'll bring you the iareei— big story, we'll bring you the iareei arr— big story, we'll bring you the latest on the— big story, we'll bring you the latest on the riots in france. is latest on the riots in france. is europe-e— latest on the riots in france. is europe's multicultural experimeri— is europe's multicultural experiment falling apart .7 in my

experiment falling apart? in my rake,— experiment falling apart? in my rake, a— experiment falling apart? in my rake, a rer— experiment falling apart? in my take, a ten jeremy— experiment falling apart? in my take, a ten jeremy clarkson's wiri— take, a ten jeremy clarkson's wild comments— take, a ten jeremy clarkson's wild comments last year about meghan— wild comments last year about meghan markle_ wild comments last year about meghan markle were a little rarer,— meghan markle were a little irareii irr— meghan markle were a little harsh, but the— meghan markle were a little harsh, but the press industry ariaekirre— harsh, but the press industry attacking him _ harsh, but the press industry attacking him today are punishing— attacking him today are punishing an- attacking him today are punishing an entertaining writer simply— punishing an entertaining writer simply rer— punishing an entertaining writer simply for doing— punishing an entertaining writer simply for doing his job. the war on free speech continues as -i king charles jeremy clarkson and great— king charles jeremy clarkson and some great stories.— king charles jeremy clarkson and some great stories. my top pariiie— some great stories. my top paaaiie are— some great stories. my top pundits are lots- some great stories. my top pundits are lots to get through. risi— pundits are lots to get through. rirer, irre— pundits are lots to get through. first, the headlines with ieiriarrrrerr— first, the headlines with rhiannon jones as. thank you. mark— rhiannon jones as. thank you. mark your— rhiannon jones as. thank you. iiari year rap— rhiannon jones as. thank you. mark your top stories- rhiannon jones as. thank you. mark your top stories from - rhiannon jones as. thank you. mark your top stories from the newsroom . extra police have been newsroom. extra police have been sent to the french cities of marseille and lyon as fears grow of a fifth night of riots after a teenager was shot dead by police in paris on tuesday. buildings and vehicles were again torched and stores looted

last night by protesters demanding justice for the 17 year old known as nahel m. the french interior minister has confirmed that police arrested some aged as young as 12 and 13. the french interior minister says the state won't back down and that they're prepared for another night of chaos . soledar another night of chaos. soledar organise the interior— " g f soledar organise the interior ministry is meiiiieirg— organise the interior ministry is mobilising the same number of forces— is mobilising the same number of forces tonight. _ is mobilising the same number of forces tonight. [in "it; is mobilising the same number of forces tonight. " forces tonight. everywhere in the country, meaning 45,000 police officers are mobilised . police officers are mobilised. three teenagers have been charged with murder after a 17 year old boy was found dead in a canalin year old boy was found dead in a canal in west london 17 year old victor lee canal in west london 17 year old vieier iee was— canal in west london 17 year old victor lee was found— canal in west london 17 year old victor lee was found in- f " wiring.” 3" 17 year old victor lee was found in the rare— victor lee was found in the water near willesden junction iaei— water near willesden junction iaer sundav-_ water near willesden junction last sunday. he— water near willesden junction last sunday. he was pulled from the last sunday. he was pulled from we waei— last sunday. he was pulled from we waer ear— last sunday. he was pulled from the water. but despite efforts to the water. but despite efforts re eave— the water. but despite efforts re rim,— the water. but despite efforts to save him, he— the water. but despite efforts to save him, he died at the irre— to save him, he died at the scene. the three- to save him, he died at the scene. the three boys will appear— scene. the three boys will appear ai— scene. the three boys will appear at highbury magistrates carri— appear at highbury magistrates cawri arr— appear at highbury magistrates court on monday— appear at highbury magistrates court on monday. appear at highbury magistrates court on monday . a 46 year old court on monday. a 46 year old wae— court on monday. a 46 year old has been— court on monday. a 46 year old man has been arrested on suspicion— man has been arrested on ewepieiew ei— man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and arrempiea—

suspicion of murder and attempted murder after a 15 year old attempted murder after a 15 year aii bov— attempted murder after a 15 year aii iew arra— attempted murder after a 15 year aii bay area a— attempted murder after a 15 year old boy and a 23— attempted murder after a 15 year old boy and a 23 year old man were stabbed— old boy and a 23 year old man were stabbed to— old boy and a 23 year old man were stabbed to death in north iawiew— were stabbed to death in north iewaaw err— were stabbed to death in north london on thursday . the london on thursday. the ieewaeer— london on thursday. the teenager, who's now been named by paiiee— teenager, who's now been named by peiiee ae— teenager, who's now been named by police as leonardo reid, was pronounced— by police as leonardo reid, was pronounced dead— by police as leonardo reid, was pronounced dead at the scene in ieiiweiaw— pronounced dead at the scene in ieiiweiew irr— pronounced dead at the scene in islington in the— pronounced dead at the scene in islington in the 23— pronounced dead at the scene in islington in the 23 year old man diei— islington in the 23 year old man died rarer— islington in the 23 year old man died iaier irr— islington in the 23 year old man died later in hospital. a third wierim — died later in hospital. a third wierim wa— died later in hospital. a third victim was also— died later in hospital. a third victim was also found at an address— victim was also found at an address irr— victim was also found at an address in north— victim was also found at an address in north london with erai— address in north london with stab wounds.— address in north london with stab wounds. his— address in north london with stab wounds. his injuries are wai— stab wounds. his injuries are not believed— stab wounds. his injuries are not believed to— stab wounds. his injuries are not believed to be life threatening - not believed to be life threatening .- not believed to be life threatening . seven just up oil threatening. seven just up oil preieeiere— threatening. seven just up oil protesters have— threatening. seven just up oil protesters have been arrested for aierwpriwg— protesters have been arrested for disrupting london's annual pride— for disrupting london's annual priae wareh— for disrupting london's annual priae mareir .— for disrupting london's annual pride march . activists blocked pride march. activists blocked the pride march. activists blocked rire reari— pride march. activists blocked we read arri— pride march. activists blocked the road and sprayed paint on a ceea—ceia— the road and sprayed paint on a coca—cola truck,— the road and sprayed paint on a coca—cola truck, forcing the parade — coca—cola truck, forcing the parade re — coca—cola truck, forcing the parade re stop— coca—cola truck, forcing the parade to stop for more than 15 miraiee— parade to stop for more than 15 miwwiee. iirew— parade to stop for more than 15 minutes. they were arrested for pwiiie— minutes. they were arrested for public nuisance— minutes. they were arrested for public nuisance offences. the group— public nuisance offences. the group pai— public nuisance offences. the group iraa pai— public nuisance offences. the group had had warned of poreuiiai— group had had warned of potential disruption , as it potential disruption, as it eaiiei— potential disruption, as it eaiiei ou— potential disruption, as it called on organisers not to aeoepi— called on organisers not to accept sponsorship money from wrai— accept sponsorship money from wirai iirew— accept sponsorship money from wirai iirew eaii— accept sponsorship money from what they call high polluting iuiueiriee— what they call high polluting industries and— what they call high polluting industries and twitter has appiiea— industries and twitter has appiiea a— industries and twitter has applied a temporary limit to the numeri— applied a temporary limit to the numie or— applied a temporary limit to the number of tweets— applied a temporary limit to the number of tweets users can read in a— number of tweets users can read in a raw— number of tweets users can read in a raw ae— number of tweets users can read in a day, as thousands are

ionipni— in a day, as thousands are tonight reporting problems aeoeeeme— tonight reporting problems accessing the— tonight reporting problems accessing the site. owner elon muen— accessing the site. owner elon iiuew nae— accessing the site. owner elon musk has announced via twitter mar— musk has announced via twitter that unverified— musk has announced via twitter that unverified accounts are iimiiei— that unverified accounts are iimirea io— that unverified accounts are limited to 600 _ that unverified accounts are limited to 600 posts a day, wniie— limited to 600 posts a day, while verified— limited to 600 posts a day, while verified accounts can read up io— while verified accounts can read up ro eooo. — while verified accounts can read up ro eooo. we— while verified accounts can read up to 6000. he says the remporaw— up to 6000. he says the temporary limits are to address wnai— temporary limits are to address wnar ne— temporary limits are to address what he calls— temporary limits are to address what he calls extreme levels of para— what he calls extreme levels of para scraping,— what he calls extreme levels of data scraping, which involves puiiinp— data scraping, which involves pulling information from a weieire— pulling information from a website into— pulling information from a website into a— pulling information from a website into a spreadsheet, as weir— website into a spreadsheet, as weii ae— website into a spreadsheet, as well as system— website into a spreadsheet, as well as system manipulation . tv well as system manipulation. tv oniine— well as system manipulation. tv oniine nap,— well as system manipulation. tv online dab, radio— well as system manipulation. tv online dab, radio and on tune in. min— online dab, radio and on tune in. inie io— online dab, radio and on tune in. inie ie on— online dab, radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back— in. this is gb news. now it's back oer— in. this is gb news. now it's back io— in. this is gb news. now it's back over to ._ back over to. mark i my— back over to. mark i my thanks- back over to. mark l my thanks to. back over to. mark my thanks to rhiannon, who returns in an hour's time. you've love that. just you've got to love that. just stop disrupting the pride stop oil disrupting the pride march are woke. people march are now even woke. people can't stand them. welcome to mark dolan tonight in my big opinion , meddling monarch king opinion, meddling monarch king charles signs up to climate

hysteria by switching on an emergency global warming clock. if our new king wants to stay on the throne , he's going to have the throne, he's going to have to stay out of politics in the big story, we'll bring you the latest on the demonstrations and the crisis in france. riots aplenty is europe's multicultural experiment falling apart ? my mark meets guest is apart? my mark meets guest is the secret daughter of music genius louis armstrong . she will genius louis armstrong. she will tell her incredible story , which tell her incredible story, which recently featured in an emmy award winning film. she's up before the end of the hour in my take at ten. jeremy clarkson's wild comments last year about meghan markle were a little harsh, but the press industry attacking him today are pushing an entertaining writer simply for doing his job into the naughty step. the war on free speech continues . i'll be making speech continues. i'll be making the case for jeremy clarkson at ten as america's top court sensation votes to end affirmative action, which gives people advantage based on their skin colour. we'll get reaction from tonight's newsmaker, the queen of us showbiz royal and

political reporting , kinsey political reporting, kinsey schofield. plus, we will be remembering diana, who would have turned 62 today. mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages from 1030 with three top punst pages from 1030 with three top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't follow the script tonight, suella curci adrian hayes and lucy beresford . tonight i'll be asking the punstis . tonight i'll be asking the pundits is a four day week a skivers charter? do older people make better parents? and given that we're famously ugly, is it time for brits to embrace plastic surgery ? plus, your plastic surgery? plus, your emails, especially the spicy ones? mark gb news .com. and this show has a golden rule, especially on a saturday night. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. lots to get through. let's kick off with opinion . the off with my big opinion. the honeymoon is over, folks .

honeymoon is over, folks. meddling. monarch, king charles has signed up to climate alarming ism by joining forces with the most divisive mayor in london's history, sadiq khan, to activate a bizarre climate countdown clock, which basically says the planet will have completely melted by next tuesday. now my mind is open when it comes to global warming. i'm all for cutting emissions. and who doesn't want clean air, sustainable energy and an environment in good shape for future generations? horrenda annus plastic waste bothers me in particular, which is why i loathe those worthless face masks that now reside in their billions at the bottom of the world's oceans . yes, to be world's oceans. yes, to be honest, i could be quite the green campaigner and i've even proposed my own solution to rising temperatures. so smart zero. an alternative to net zero. an alternative to net zero. which places the economy and the will of the people at the heart of our environmental strategy. the current approach,

led by a malnourished teenager from sweden and based around hysteria, which has worrying echoes of the covid overreaction. we'll see us castrate ourselves for now and bet the house on flaky renewables, which has played out very badly for germany , who have very badly for germany, who have bankrolled putin's war machine with their reliance on russian oil and gas. all whilst countries like the usa , brazil, countries like the usa, brazil, india and china burn fossil fuels for fun . so i'm happy for fuels for fun. so i'm happy for britain to navigate towards a cleaner path . but our carbon cleaner path. but our carbon footprint is currently smaller than cinderella's slipper and we're responsible for just 1% of global emissions , which isn't global emissions, which isn't bad for the fifth biggest economy in the world. and there's more to do. but sensibly and not in isolation . but sadly, and not in isolation. but sadly, that's not the messaging from cranky king charles, who's been beating the net zero drum for years now , and who promised that years now, and who promised that he would stay out of this

divisive issue once he acceded to the throne. well, he's been in the job for ten minutes and he's already signed up to a political project which may or may not be valid , but which is may not be valid, but which is just that political . all just that political. all policies born out of climate hysteria will affect the economy and will affect the livelihood and will affect the livelihood and quality of life of the british people. that makes it political , which british people. that makes it political, which is why charles should keep his rather long and wobbly nose out of it. i thought it was just prince william who was going to preach the eco message as prince of wales on behalf of his father, but it seems old charlie himself wants a piece of the action, too. this political intervention by our new king is a grave error and one never made by his late, great mother, elizabeth , who great mother, elizabeth, who stayed out of . politics for stayed out of. politics for seven decades. charles has been king for less than seven months. and here we go. there is a worthy debate to be had about environmentalism and the planet

and the human species is clearly destroying the beautiful world that we inherited. and it's got to stop. but how and why and when should be debated by elected politicians is not crusty. aristocrats who were lucky enough to be born inside the right womb. if our new king wants to stay on the throne , wants to stay on the throne, he's going to have to stay out of politics. us. the halo has supped of politics. us. the halo has slipped for king charles. or should i say the crown de—man charles may have started the climate countdown clock , but climate countdown clock, but i've got no time for his antics as . as. listen, it's very clear that king charles is a man of principle. he's been very concerned about his environmental message for many years now . the majority of years now. the majority of mainstream climate scientists would argue that the temperatures are rising. we've got to act. so most people would

support king charles. but what do you think market gb news .com. i'm happy to have the debate around climate change, but not with a privileged aristocrat who was born into the right family. let me know your thoughts at gb news .com. let's get reaction now from my top punst get reaction now from my top pundits tonight . comedian pundits tonight. comedian sevilla curci adventurer and leadership coach adrian hayes and broadcaster and psychotherapist lucy beresford . psychotherapist lucy beresford. sevilla. welcome back to the show. hello it's good to be back. has king charles crossed a line so here's the thing, right? why i'm confused about this. so yes,— why i'm confused about this. so vesr ine— why i'm confused about this. so vesr rne oueen— why i'm confused about this. so yes, the queen did— why i'm confused about this. so yes, the queen did keep out of mines— yes, the queen did keep out of minors or— yes, the queen did keep out of things of politics— yes, the queen did keep out of things of politics and that was fine— things of politics and that was fine because— things of politics and that was fine because she— things of politics and that was fine because she was young when she fine because she was young when one ame— fine because she was young when one io— fine because she was young when she came to the— fine because she was young when she came to the throne and she propaiiw— she came to the throne and she propapiw aian-i— she came to the throne and she probably didn't have like loads of opinions— probably didn't have like loads of opinions on— probably didn't have like loads of opinions on lots things of opinions on lots of things because— of opinions on lots of things. because—learning. of opinions on lots of things- because—learning. because she was still learning. so because she was still learning. so-nau— because she was still learning. so-nau io— because she was still learning. so-had to learn— because she was still learning. so-had to learn on- because she was still learning. so-had to learn on the- because she was still learning. so-had to learn on the job.| so she had to learn on the job. he's something. he's too long he's 70 something. he's too long in the tooth. he's always had an opinion and he's not going to shut up. you know what i mean? he's always going to giving he's always going to be giving in — he's always going to be giving in lwouiu— he's always going to be giving it. .would sevilla- he's always going to be giving it. .would sevilla he- it. he would sevilla he promised. yeah, but, you know,

peopie— promised. yeah, but, you know, peopie pairi— promised. yeah, but, you know, peopie said, im— promised. yeah, but, you know, people said, i'm not— : yeah, but, you know, people said, i'm not stupid. were— people said, i'm not stupid. were-ine- people said, i'm not stupid.| we're-the.where we're living in the uk where ewewone-e-wine- we're living in the uk where everyone's lying far. everyone's been lying so far. ine— everyone's been lying so far. ine genius— everyone's been lying so far. the genius of— everyone's been lying so far. the genius of the queen that we aian-r— the genius of the queen that we iiin-i know— the genius of the queen that we didn't know thought. didn't know what she thought. anu— didn't know what she thought. ana-simian— didn't know what she thought. and-started as- didn't know what she thought. and-started as a- didn't know what she thought. and-started as a young and yes, she started as a young monarch, but she was well into her passed away. we her 90s when she passed away. we know she was knowledgeable. know that she was knowledgeable. we view on on we know she had a view on on europe on lots of issues. europe and on lots of issues. but we just didn't hear them. no, but she did kind of like eneawiiw— no, but she did kind of like eneawiiw rei— no, but she did kind of like sneakily let us— no, but she did kind of like sneakily let us know her views. wee— sneakily let us know her views. wee-a— sneakily let us know her views. wee-a iii— sneakily let us know her views. he's-a bit more— sneakily let us know her views. he's a bit more vocal and he's just a bit more vocal and maybe— he's just a bit more vocal and maybe mar-e— he's just a bit more vocal and maybe that's the _ he's just a bit more vocal and maybe that's the thing. it's iiwe— maybe that's the thing. it's like—monarchs. maybe that's the thing. it's. like—monarchs are like maybe our monarchs are going—we- like maybe our monarchs are. going—we-nawe going to change. we can't have the going to change. we can't have ine-ine— going to change. we can't have ine-ine-ie- going to change. we can't have ine-ine-ie a- going to change. we can't havei the-the-is a once the queen. the queen is a once in a— the queen. the queen is a once in a meme— the queen. the queen is a once in a lifetime person. you know, nee— in a lifetime person. you know, nee-a— in a lifetime person. you know, nee-a wen— in a lifetime person. you know, he's a very different he's an he's a very different peron— he's an he's a very different person -yeah. - he's an he's a very differenti person -yeah. we're he's an he's a very different- person -yeah. we're all person himself. yeah. we're all once in a lifetime people, actually. well, aren't we, lucy? nui— actually. well, aren't we, lucy? our ine— actually. well, aren't we, lucy? purine poini— actually. well, aren't we, lucy? but the point is— actually. well, aren't we, lucy? but the point is that— actually. well, aren't we, lucy? but the point is that i- f well, aren't we, lucy? but the point is that i do want on mie— but the point is that i do want on this programme debate net on this programme to debate net zero-amuaiiw— on this programme to debate net zero,-actually think- on this programme to debate net zero, actually think we zero, and i actually think we can-inope— zero, and i actually think we. can .those-down, can get those emissions down, our— can get those emissions down, our ao— can get those emissions down, our aolwiin— can get those emissions down, but do .with the _ can get those emissions down, but do with the economy as but do it with the economy as ine— but do it with the economy as we focus— but do it with the economy as the focus and— but do it with the economy as the focus and also with the euppori— the focus and also with the support - british - the focus and also with the support british people. support of the british people. rake—wim- support of the british people. take _with .atl support of the british people. i take _with .at the take the people with you. at the momem— take the people with you. at the moment.feels_ take the people with you. at the momentlfeels a— take the people with you. at the moment feels a little bit moment it feels a little bit ine— moment it feels a little bit iiie eon— moment it feels a little bit iiie eon or— moment it feels a little bit like sort of a— moment it feels a little bit like sort of a mirror image of ine— like sort of a mirror image of the-measures- like sort of a mirror image of the measures where it's the covid measures where it's emergency—pow the covid measures where it's. emergency—poi ro emergency and we've just got to put emergency and we've just got to pui-inie. — emergency and we've just got to pui-inie. your— emergency and we've just got to put this. your reaction put up with this. your reaction to put up with this. your reaction io-cnariee-e— put up with this. your reaction to charles's intervention? to king charles's intervention? i to king charles's intervention? i rowe— to king charles's intervention? i iowe ii,— to king charles's intervention? i love it, actually. �*vw�* to king charles's intervention? i love it, actually. �*fii is" i love it, actually. wish we

coura— i love it, actually. wish we could use him more. i think he's got soft power. if got phenomenal soft power. if he'd just he's not he'd been allowed just he's not pori— he'd been allowed just he's not now in— he'd been allowed just he's not now in me— he'd been allowed just he's not soft in the head.— he'd been allowed just he's not soft in the head. he's this is war— soft in the head. he's this is wnar nee— soft in the head. he's this is what he's talking about for what he's been talking about for the what he's been talking about for ine-weare. — what he's been talking about for the-years. .been- the last 50 years. he's been raining— the last 50 years. he's been raining io— the last 50 years. he's been talking to plants— the last 50 years. he's been talking to plants and making his piaee— talking to plants and making his piaee ai— talking to plants and making his place at highgrove , you know, place at highgrove, you know, inoreiiiiw— place at highgrove, you know, incredibly sustainable . well, as incredibly sustainable. well, as soon as he came— incredibly sustainable. well, as soon as he came to the throne, we nai— soon as he came to the throne, we naa copzi— soon as he came to the throne, we had cop27 and— soon as he came to the throne, we had cop27 and the government panned— we had cop27 and the government iannei nim — we had cop27 and the government banned him from— we had cop27 and the government banned him from going. and i inoupni— banned him from going. and i rnoupni mai— banned him from going. and i thought that was— banned him from going. and i thought that was such an error. it thought that was such an error. ii oouii— thought that was such an error. ii eouii nave— thought that was such an error. it could have been— thought that was such an error. it could have been such an amazing— it could have been such an amazing convening presence to puri— amazing convening presence to puii peopie— amazing convening presence to pull people together , because pull people together, because the pull people together, because ine—we— pull people together, because ine—we are- pull people together, because the we are actually the problem is we are actually in ine— the problem is we are actually in the vanguard— the problem is we are actually in the vanguard of quite a lot of in the vanguard of quite a lot or mie— in the vanguard of quite a lot of min eco— in the vanguard of quite a lot of this eco change. there are so many— of this eco change. there are so many-eoumriee- of this eco change. there are so many countries like india many other countries like india ana— many other countries like india ana-wno— many other countries like india ani-wno are— many other countries like india and who are really and china who are really mapping— and china who are really dragging feet. we're ahead dragging their feet. we're ahead of dragging their feet. we're ahead oi—we— dragging their feet. we're ahead oi—we oouii- dragging their feet. we're ahead of we could actually of the game. we could actually ming— of the game. we could actually irinp moe— of the game. we could actually bring more people with us, pariieuiariw— bring more people with us, particularly if— bring more people with us, particularly if used particularly if we used people iiwe— particularly if we used people like-charles— particularly if we used people like-charles and- particularly if we used people like charles and if you've like king charles and if you've aireaiw— like king charles and if you've already poi— like king charles and if you've already got prince william , who already got prince william, who is already got prince william, who ie—inere— already got prince william, who ie—rnere ani- already got prince william, who is there and talking is coming out there and talking aioui— is coming out there and talking aioui meniai— is coming out there and talking about mental health, talking aioui— about mental health, talking about homelessness, the about homelessness, this is the amnion— about homelessness, this is the direction monarchy and this direction of monarchy and this is direction of monarchy and this ie-we-we— direction of monarchy and this ie-we-we poi— direction of monarchy and this ie-we-we eoi io- direction of monarchy and this is we've got to get used is what we've got to get used to. is what we've got to get used o a— is what we've got to get used to. a political— is what we've got to get used to. a political queen was a monarenw— to. a political queen was a monarchy that— to. a political queen was a monarchy that can be used for a force— monarchy that can be used for a force for— monarchy that can be used for a force for good— monarchy that can be used for a force for good to— monarchy that can be used for a force for good to really get peopie— force for good to really get peopie raining— force for good to really get people talking about the issues mai—

people talking about the issues inai rearw— people talking about the issues that really matter, a force for poor. — that really matter, a force for good. mum.— that really matter, a force for good. right. this- that really matter, a force for good. right. this is- that really matter, a force for good. md " that really matter, a force for good. 3g " that really matter, a force for good. 33 " good. right. this is the race to net zero, which is going to mean you've got rid of your you've got to get rid of your car and buy an electric one. you need a mortgage for that. you've got a heat pump boiler that doesn't costs doesn't work and costs a fortune. is very political. fortune. this is very political. adrian hayes it is. and i'm someone who— adrian hayes it is. and i'm someone who has- an?“ e and i'm someone who has spoken, written ,_po._ someone who has spoken, written ,_po. eiimaie- , campaigned for climate change in-eourieew— , campaigned for climate change in-eourieew or- in the past, courtesy of my poiar— in the past, courtesy of my polar expeditions. wwi?" polar expeditions. when i saw the melting ice far worse than it ever was before. but i've turned my back, turned my turn, my tune in the last few years because the cause has been by a variety of vested interests from those who want to control us, those who want to control us, those to go back, those who want us to go back, live in caves and those who want to make money. and i'm a a passionate environmental environmentalist. the environmentalist. i said on the show a new group show before, we need a new group environmentally against net zero, this thing is zero, because this thing is about the money. and about following the money. and i'm tied to king charles. i'm afraid tied to king charles. it is political when you are spending because let's take sewage in in britain's rivers. very topical issue now , nobody's very topical issue now, nobody's putting pushing that because it costs money. but net zero is making money making billions

from and when you're from renewables. and when you're spending £12 billion a year on net zero subsidies and net zero, thatis net zero subsidies and net zero, that is entirely political. so i do really respect and i think people like patrick moore, the founder of greenpeace, david bellamy, people who are passionate environmentalists like me, who are saying this net zero nonsense based on absolute unknown floor modellings we need to get back to solving environmental issues today. nice one to start off with. i get passionate about- one to start off with. i get passionate about this. - i get passionate about this. you're saving— passionate about this. you're eawinp neiiamw— passionate about this. you're saying bellamy like talking aioui— saying bellamy like talking about plants— saying bellamy like talking about plants is— saying bellamy like talking about plants is better than prime— about plants is better than prinie or— about plants is better than prinre or im— about plants is better than prints or i'm saying we need raining— prints or i'm saying we need raining ro— prints or i'm saying we need talking to plants. �*fw�*rz; : talking to plants. we need to be looking at water, sewage, plastic pollution, air pollution. that's not carbon dioxide , deforestation doesn't dioxide, deforestation doesn't really matter what we do. if we've got other countries like cnina— we've got other countries like cnina ani— we've got other countries like china and india— we've got other countries like china and india who are doing ainoiuieiw— china and india who are doing absolutely nothing about it, who are absolutely nothing about it, who in— absolutely nothing about it, who in faer— absolutely nothing about it, who are in fact turning— absolutely nothing about it, who are in fact turning to us and saying— are in fact turning to us and eawinp ire— are in fact turning to us and eawinp in air— are in fact turning to us and saying it's all very well for you— saying it's all very well for you-wav— saying it's all very well for you-way mar- saying it's all very well for. you -way that-have you in the way that you have progressed— you in the way that you have progressed economically. we wouii—eome- progressed economically. we would—some ofi progressed economically. we. would—some of the would like to have some of the inani— would like to have some of the same. thank you— would like to have some of the same. thank you very much. and we-ii— same. thank you very much. and we-ii pe— same. thank you very much. and we-ii ie-io— same. thank you very much. and we-ii pe-io saw— same. thank you very much. and we'll be to say, yeah, but we'll be able to say, yeah, but if we'll be able to say, yeah, but irieouia— we'll be able to say, yeah, but if.could actually- we'll be able to say, yeah, but if could actually persuade if we could actually persuade inem —wnail if we could actually persuadei them _what do them by getting that, what do mew—mew-

they really love? they love meeiinp— they really love? they love meeiinp-inew- they really love? they love. meeting-they-to meeting royalty. they want to mew— meeting royalty. they want to mew-near— meeting royalty. they want to they - hear what - meeting royalty. they want to they hear what people they want to hear what people iiwe— they want to hear what people ire-nae— they want to hear what people iine-nae io— they want to hear what people like-has to say— they want to hear what people like has to say because in a like him has to say because in a way— like him has to say because in a way ne— like him has to say because in a way ne aoeen-i— like him has to say because in a way he doesn't necessarily have a poiiiieai— way he doesn't necessarily have a political-climate. a political agenda. climate croon— a political agenda. climate clock china. why doesn't clock in china. why doesn't why doesn't to beijing and doesn't he head to beijing and lecture the chinese? why didn't the government— lecture the chinese? why didn't the government allow- rzrt ”it; iii" , why didn't the government allow go the government allow him to go to the government allow him to go o copzie — the government allow him to go to cop27? mark,— the government allow him to go to cop27? mark,ljust- the government allow him to go to cop27? "

suggests that if you ask people, do you agree with with cleaner air, with cleaner air, do you agree with cleaner rivers, says yes, rivers, everyone says yes, absolutely. but they absolutely. but if they don't unaereiani— oily but if they don't understand economically how mar-e— understand economically how l inai-e—ana that's going to come about and the that's going to come about and me nei— that's going to come about and me nei ero— that's going to come about and the net zero goals— that's going to come about and the net zero goals that we've got— the net zero goals that we've eoi — the net zero goals that we've poi going— the net zero goals that we've poi poinp io— the net zero goals that we've got are going to be ruinously epene— got are going to be ruinously epene i— got are going to be ruinously expensive, i just— got are going to be ruinously expensive, i just say at the rime— expensive, i just say at the rime or— expensive, i just say at the time of cost— expensive, i just say at the time of cost of— expensive, i just say at the time of cost of living crisis sueiia— time of cost of living crisis sueiia io— time of cost of living crisis suella is that— time of cost of living crisis suella is that all of this is a puni. — suella is that all of this is a punr. iro— suella is that all of this is a punr. we a— suella is that all of this is a punt. it's a massive- suella is that all of this is a punt. e d punt. it's a massive gamble. those renewables are an experiment at best, right? the germans been investing germans have been investing in renewables they renewables for a decade. they got nuclear in 2011 under got rid of nuclear in 2011 under the worst german chancellor since the second world war. angela merkel and they've been reliant on russian oil and gas for the last few years. power king putin's killing machine. for the last few years. power king putin's killing machine . so king putin's killing machine. so we have to accept that this this net zero project is a massive, expensive amount. and the british people should have a say. it is a massive i kind of agree— say. it is a massive i kind of agree-wnar— say. it is a massive i kind of agree-what lewis- it is a massive i kind of agree what lewis was agree with what lewis was eawinp — agree with what lewis was eawinp-wee- agree with what lewis was saying, yes, everyone you saying, that, yes, everyone you aer— saying, that, yes, everyone you ask wanin— saying, that, yes, everyone you ask wanie a— saying, that, yes, everyone you ask wants a better— saying, that, yes, everyone you ask wants a better you know, mew— ask wants a better you know, mew-mew- ask wants a better you know, mew-inew-iil they they want they want it riem- — they they want they want it ieipni. nur— they they want they want it right. but not— they they want they want it right. but not everyone can amora— right. but not everyone can afford io— right. but not everyone can afford o oo— right. but not everyone can afford to go down route. afford to go down that route. ana—coer- afford to go down that route. ana—eoer ofl and i think with the cost of minor,— and i think with the cost of iiwinp, i— and i think with the cost of living, i think— and i think with the cost of living, i think there's people are more anxious about other minare— are more anxious about other ininpe. i— are more anxious about other ininpe. i i— are more anxious about other things. i, i think— are more anxious about other

things. i, i think it an things. i, i think it is an eaperimeni— things. i, i think it is an experiment-ofl things. i, i think it is an experiment-of don't experiment in terms of we don't mow— experiment in terms of we don't mow-ine— experiment in terms of we don't know _the outcome- experiment in terms of we don't know the outcome is, but know what the outcome is, but mai— know what the outcome is, but inai aoeen-i— know what the outcome is, but that doesn't mean— know what the outcome is, but that doesn't mean say we that doesn't mean to say we enouian-r— that doesn't mean to say we shouldn't do— that doesn't mean to say we shouldn't do it— that doesn't mean to say we shouldn't do it just because, you—ro- shouldn't do it just because,- you—io-riew you know, we have to take risk to you know, we have to take risk io-ror— you know, we have to take risk ro-ror ine— you know, we have to take risk to-for the better- you know, we have to take risk to for the better good. to see for the better good. i puer— to see for the better good. i iuei minn— to see for the better good. i just think there _ to see for the better good. i just think there should be a onoiee— just think there should be a enoiee ana— just think there should be a choice and a— just think there should be a choice and a little bit more. ire— choice and a little bit more. we aioui— choice and a little bit more. it's about how— choice and a little bit more. it's about how much money are we epeniinp— it's about how much money are we spending on— it's about how much money are we spending on this?— it's about how much money are we spending on this? how is it arreeiine. — spending on this? how is it affecting. _word,| affecting. last last word, adrian. nothing with adrian. yeah nothing wrong with net but in in a time and net zero, but in a in a time and a place that a place that we can well, this, this is what i'm talking folks, because on talking about, folks, because on mark have mark dolan tonight we have patented idea and patented a brand new idea and it's not net zero. it's called eman— it's not net zero. it's called smart zero, which- e it's called smart zero, which puts the eonomw— smart zero, which puts the eonomw ani— smart zero, which puts the economy and the will of the onion— economy and the will of the british people _ economy and the will of the british people at the heart of any—project. any environmental project. what do any environmental project. what io-wour— any environmental project. what do-your reaction,- do you think your reaction, pieaeee— do you think your reaction, pieaeee-en— do you think your reaction, please? gb news do you think your reaction,- please?-gb news made.com. please? mark gb news made.com. at please? mark gb news made.com. iii—making- please? mark gb news made.com. ai—manine ine- at 10:00, i'll be making the oaeelieremw— at 10:00, i'll be making the case jeremy clarkson . he's case for jeremy clarkson. he's been— case for jeremy clarkson. he's been attacked— case for jeremy clarkson. he's been attacked by— case for jeremy clarkson. he's been attacked by some rather ieiioue— been attacked by some rather tedious people— been attacked by some rather tedious people in fleet street for-weenan— tedious people in fleet street for meghan article. for his meghan markle article. they— for his meghan markle article. mew-wae— for his meghan markle article. they-was sexist.- for his meghan markle article. they was sexist. my they said it was sexist. my response .ten,- they said it was sexist. my response ten, you won't want response at ten, you won't want to response at ten, you won't want ro mee— response at ten, you won't want ro ii.— response at ten, you won't want ro in our— response at ten, you won't want to miss it. but next— response at ten, you won't want to miss it. but next up in the big— to miss it. but next up in the nip srow— to miss it. but next up in the nip srorw .— to miss it. but next up in the nip srorw , we-ii— to miss it. but next up in the big story , we'll bring the big story, we'll bring you the iareei— big story, we'll bring you the latest-riots— big story, we'll bring you the latest-riots in- big story, we'll bring you the latest riots in france. latest on the riots in france. is-multicultural- is europe's multicultural eoperimeni— is europe's multicultural experiment apart ? is europe's multicultural- experiment-apart ? plus, experiment falling apart? plus, we wiri— experiment falling apart? plus, we will reveal— experiment falling apart? plus, we will reveal the results of iwirier— we will reveal the results of our twitter poll. _ we will reveal the results of our twitter poll. should king

cnariee— our twitter poll. should king cnariee pe— our twitter poll. should king charles be launching climate croone— charles be launching climate eioene or— charles be launching climate eioene or is— charles be launching climate clocks or is he— charles be launching climate clocks or is he out of time? see you—

cough and spit of it. iweioome- cough and spit of it. iwelcome back- cough and spit of it. welcome back to the show. i'm going to your emails going to get to your emails in just a moment, on just a moment, but earlier on twitter, exclusive mark twitter, in an exclusive mark dolan poll, dolan tonight people's poll, we asked following question . as asked the following question. as king activates a climate king charles activates a climate countdown clock, should he stay out of politics? well the results are in. 89% of you say yes. the king should stay out of politics and about 11 and a bit % say no . so a landslide there % say no. so a landslide there in support of king charles being a political . have i got time for a political. have i got time for a political. have i got time for a quick email? a political. have i got time for a quick email ? let's have a look a quick email? let's have a look at them. they're coming in thick and fast. market gb news .com. how about this from jan? hi mark. there's no evidence to show that co2 causes climate change. the climate change is

all the time and it's conflate it with environmental damage, which is caused by humans. pollution should be dealt with. the climate can look after itself , aslef richard says mark itself, aslef richard says mark poor nations use fossil fuels to improve the lives of their people and grow their economies, preaching to them is basically telling them to stay poor. how dare you? thank you for that. keep those emails coming. mark at gb news .com . now let's head at gb news .com. now let's head to the big story. at gb news .com. now let's head to the big story . and sadly, to the big story. and sadly, there's really only one big story in town and that's the ongoing civil unrest in france. let me bring you up to speed on what is currently happening . what is currently happening. extra police have been sent to the cities of marseille and lyon as fears grow of a fifth night of riots following the police shooting of a teenager. the funeral of the 17 year old boy was held in the paris suburb of nanterre earlier today . there nanterre earlier today. there were reports of large crowds at the funeral, but the family asked the media to stay away .

asked the media to stay away. french president emmanuel macron, elton john's biggest fan, has cancelled his scheduled visit to germany as a result of the unrest. didn't stop him going and listening to i'm still standing overnight, 1300 people were arrested across france. it's a tragic story and we've got to ask, are there lessons that can be learned here in the uk? is europe's multicultural experiment falling apart? let's get the views now of businessman and political commentator alpesh patel . alpesh it's a tragic set patel. alpesh it's a tragic set of scenes that we're seeing in france . should we be worried france. should we be worried here in the uk ? well, i've not here in the uk? well, i've not been— here in the uk? well, i've not been eaiiea— here in the uk? well, i've not been called an— “611i: " , well, i've not been called an experiment "rzz " , well, i've not been called an experiment before for wnen— been called an experiment before for wnen wou— been called an experiment before for when you talk— been called an experiment before for when you talk about multicultural- for when you talk about multicultural ism, i hope i'm nor— multicultural ism, i hope i'm nor an— multicultural ism, i hope i'm not an experiment. i'm a yorkshireman. so that makes me as proud british as you can possibly get. should we be worried? we've had riots here before. if you remember about ten, 12 years ago. and these are riots, are not protests. riots, these are not protests.

protests that don't result in cities being burnt. and we stand with the french people and the french nation . let's not forget french nation. let's not forget their they share our values. and when we've had difficulties , when we've had difficulties, they've been with us. and similarly, when they've had difficulties like this, i think we should stand with the french nafion we should stand with the french nation on this. but these are riots . and it also looks like riots. and it also looks like what the police officer did without prejudging it looks like an act of criminality as well. but think you'll agree with me that does not justify mass rioting on this case. the question is, are the people depnved question is, are the people deprived of or deprived? they're either depraved or they're deprived, whether you're on the right or the left. now, if you're on the left, i've been reading the articles from al jazeera, new york times, washington post, the left will tell you these people are deprived. it's racism. it's institutional lies. and that's why they've had to undertake these protest , by the way, these protest, by the way, protests which have gone on globally in french colonies as well , globally in french colonies as well, surprisingly, seems a bit

tenuous. and the right will tell you they're depraved . yeah, you they're depraved. yeah, indeed. you they're depraved. yeah, indeed . of course,- yeah, indeed . of course, there's never indeed. of course, there's never a justification— indeed. of course, there's never a justification for— indeed. of course, there's never a justification for that kind of lawlessness— a justification for that kind of lawlessness .— a justification for that kind of lawlessness . but— a justification for that kind of lawlessness . but is it shine lawlessness. but is it shine a mirror on the— lawlessness. but is it shine a mirror on the uk— lawlessness. but is it shine a mirror on the uk and suggest mar— mirror on the uk and suggest inai our— mirror on the uk and suggest that our society— mirror on the uk and suggest that our society alpesh is bearer— that our society alpesh is better integrated than that of rrane— better integrated than that of rrane e — better integrated than that of france ? you're— better integrated than that of france ? /rz. ”rz; g better integrated than that of france ? /rz. g france? you're speaking to a british indian, hindu mean, i can hardly complain, can i, given that i share a lot of characteristics with the prime minister of the country . characteristics with the prime minister of the country. i mean, l, minister of the country. i mean, i, you know, i'm going to be flying the british wish you were in charge of course , in charge long. of course, there'll be people pointing out saying, hang on, what about racism on this? and religious bigotry on this? of course, all countries have difficulties, but you're hardly going to hear a complaint from. there's going to be pretty difficult for a british, indian hindu have british, indian hindu to have a complaint about britain. okay i mean, on. i'm going to mean, come on. i'm going to sound aren't sound stupid saying it, aren't i? but yes, we know when it comes to the police, it's institutionalised racism . the institutionalised racism. the report, stephen lawrence, that

just came out this week. but the good thing with britain is we're trying improve and there's trying to improve and there's a hell of a lot of people with their eyes looking these their eyes looking at these things, in things, whether it's in parliament, you parliament, whether you agree with them or and their with them or not, and their views the police. there's views on the police. there's a lot at that or lot of people looking at that or there's people looking at racism in institutions such as the cricket whether in institutions such as the criciagree whether in institutions such as the criciagree or whether in institutions such as the criciagree or disagree whether in institutions such as the criciagree or disagree or,nhether in institutions such as the criciagree or disagree or, you:her you agree or disagree or, you know, with the media and the things are and things you guys are doing and your colleagues are doing, whether it's on the left or the right, or least there's right, or at least there's a group pushing it you know group pushing it and you know you're and you you're being watched and you better your best better be on your best behaviour. not going to behaviour. you're not going to get away with much, but certainly looks, know, certainly it looks, you know, i don't to say we look at the don't want to say we look at the french, say, well, thank god french, we say, well, thank god we going on we haven't got that going on because who knows? but because next week who knows? but i for the french because i feel for the french because like i say, there allies and like i say, there are allies and there friends indeed . i there are friends indeed. i mean, what do you ."rzrrz 311i: i mean, what do you think we there are friends indeed. i- mean, what do you think we might be mean, what do you think we might ire doing— mean, what do you think we might be doing ripni— mean, what do you think we might be doing right that— mean, what do you think we might be doing right that the french are be doing right that the french gearing— be doing right that the french are getting wrong? because i've epenr— are getting wrong? because i've epenr rime— are getting wrong? because i've epenr rime in— are getting wrong? because i've spent time in france, and what i-we— spent time in france, and what roe—my- spent time in france, and whati i've—my minoriw i've noticed is that my minority oommuniiiee— i've noticed is that my minority communities seem— i've noticed is that my minority communities seem to just be in powere— communities seem to just be in pockets around— communities seem to just be in pockets around the big cities,

not integrated— pockets around the big cities, not integrated in— pockets around the big cities, not integrated in the way they are not integrated in the way they nere — not integrated in the way they nere in— not integrated in the way they are here in the— not integrated in the way they are here in the uk. i think mar-s— are here in the uk. i think main one— are here in the uk. i think that's one major issue . we, you that's one major issue. we, you know, i grew up in leeds and it's right next door to bradford and wherever you get when you get groups , ethnic minorities, get groups, ethnic minorities, which are, as you say, not not integrated, then that just leads to more and more problems. i'm not a social scientist, but observed that growing up, living in this country , whereas i found in this country, whereas i found with certainly i can speak of my community, the indian community and the hindu community in particular, i've seen us spread our wings in, you know, in all areas. i used to live in saint john's wood. it doesn't get more white than that. and kensington before that. and i think that helps. of course it helps. now that's not necessarily the that's not the necessarily the fault of the community itself . fault of the community itself. some will say it is, some will say it's not. but that certainly does help language helps adopting . i mean, look, suit and adopting. i mean, look, suit and tie. but i can wear my indian clothes and wear my indian food.

i think i feel no inconsistent between being british and being indian. and i think as long as you put country first, above all else, including religion , else, including religion, including every other factor , including every other factor, it's a hell of a lot easier to integrate, a hell of a lot eafien integrate, a hell of a lot easier. and i think that's that's a significant part of getting ahead and adding to the values of your country, by the way, which also leads me to say i'm all in favour of the king and i take objection to you having a go at our monarch . i'm having a go at our monarch. i'm feeling a bit more british than you are, i'm afraid. oh, well, listen , you are, i'm afraid. oh, well, iieien , mie— you are, i'm afraid. oh, well, listen , this show's- you are, i'm afraid. oh, well, listen , this show's all- r: oh, well, listen , this show's all about listen, this show's all about opinione. — listen, this show's all about opinions. let— listen, this show's all about opinions. let me- listen, this show's all about opinions. ' r: opinions. let me tell you. and we must get back in the we must get you back in the studio. by the way, alpesh, great on the great to have you back on the show. patel, businessman show. alpesh patel, businessman and commentator who and political commentator who definitely points out that britain appears to more britain appears to be more successful comes to successful when it comes to integration than likes of integration than the likes of france. going to keep france. we're going to keep a very close that story. very close eye on that story. it's very, very obviously very it's a very, very obviously very sad for all french people that are through a very are going through a very

troubling the moment. troubling time at the moment. and for emmanuel and a big headache for emmanuel macron, rather and see macron, who'd rather go and see elton john next on the big story on mark dolan tonight. this programme backing a campaign programme is backing a campaign to save britain's pubs with fears that as many as a third could close down next year. let's speak to former landlord of the plough in essex and pubs campaigner simon clearly. hey simon. hello mark. how are you? ven— simon. hello mark. how are you? very weir.— simon. hello mark. how are you? very weii. nur— simon. hello mark. how are you? very weii. our im— simon. hello mark. how are you? very well, but i'm really worried about our boozers closing down. tell me about the place that you used to run the plough in essex . well, the plough in essex. well, the piouen— plough in essex. well, the pioupn we— plough in essex. well, the plough we left— plough in essex. well, the plough we left at- g z z 59sz well, the plough we left at the end g z " 59z;a< well, the plough we left at the end of apri— plough we left at the end of aprii .— plough we left at the end of aprii . ai— plough we left at the end of aprii . iii ine— plough we left at the end of april . at the moment, greene april. at the moment, greene king— april. at the moment, greene king nave— april. at the moment, greene ninp nawe por— april. at the moment, greene ninp nawe poi a— april. at the moment, greene king have got a temporary manapemeni— king have got a temporary management team in there. so the is oarwinp— management team in there. so the is earwinp on— management team in there. so the is carrying on trading . but is carrying on trading. but aiao— is carrying on trading. but aiae, ae— is carrying on trading. but aiae, as or— is carrying on trading. but alas, as of yet— is carrying on trading. but alas, as of yet ,- is carrying on trading. but alas, as of yet , they haven't alas, as of yet, they haven't found— alas, as of yet, they haven't found any— alas, as of yet, they haven't found any full— alas, as of yet, they haven't found any full time tenants to rake— found any full time tenants to rake ii— found any full time tenants to rake ii oer— found any full time tenants to rake ii .— found any full time tenants to take it over . so— found any full time tenants to take it over . so its future is take it over. so its future is very— take it over. so its future is very muon— take it over. so its future is very mum in— take it over. so its future is very much in doubt. i can tell you— very much in doubt. i can tell you mai— very much in doubt. i can tell you inai ine— very much in doubt. i can tell you that the nearest pub to it, ine— you that the nearest pub to it, me ionieion— you that the nearest pub to it, the ickleton lion— you that the nearest pub to it, the ickleton lion in ickleton is oioeinp— the ickleton lion in ickleton is eioeinp on— the ickleton lion in ickleton is closing on monday. again they're

iooninp— closing on monday. again they're ioowinp for— closing on monday. again they're looking for new— closing on monday. again they're looking for new people to go in mere— looking for new people to go in mere ana— looking for new people to go in mere ana ae— looking for new people to go in there and as more— looking for new people to go in there and as more and more rename— there and as more and more ienanie are— there and as more and more tenants are leaving pubs, pariieuiariw— tenants are leaving pubs, particularly running out of money— particularly running out of money, finding they can't make a promo— money, finding they can't make a pop, ari— money, finding they can't make a proiir, aii ine— money, finding they can't make a profit, all the big— money, finding they can't make a profit, all the big breweries wnien— profit, all the big breweries wnion we— profit, all the big breweries which we know— profit, all the big breweries which we know who they are, ion-i— which we know who they are, ion-i neea— which we know who they are, don't need to— which we know who they are, don't need to name them all, are rearw— don't need to name them all, are really erruppiinp— don't need to name them all, are really struggling to— don't need to name them all, are really struggling to find new peopie— really struggling to find new peopie io— really struggling to find new peopie ro po— really struggling to find new peopie ro po in— really struggling to find new people to go in and take over ineee— people to go in and take over these properties.— people to go in and take over these properties. so i think it rearw— these properties. so i think it reaiiw io— these properties. so i think it really is looking— these properties. so i think it really is looking quite aeeperaie— really is looking quite desperate for some of these properiiee— desperate for some of these propeniee oi— desperate for some of these properties of course, mark, mere— properties of course, mark, inere are— properties of course, mark, there are pubs— properties of course, mark, there are pubs that are in the miiiie— there are pubs that are in the more or— there are pubs that are in the middle of town— there are pubs that are in the middle of town centres. if woue— middle of town centres. if youe poi— middle of town centres. if youe poi a— middle of town centres. if you've got a big pub in the minare— you've got a big pub in the more or— you've got a big pub in the middle of cambridge, in the miiiie— middle of cambridge, in the more or— middle of cambridge, in the middle of oxford, middle middle of oxford, in the middle of middle of oxford, in the middle or-iown— middle of oxford, in the middle of-town-they're- of big town centre, they're going— of big town centre, they're pomp-survive.- of big town centre, they're going i survive. i - of big town centre, they're going survive. i think the going to survive. i think the rear— going to survive. i think the real problems— going to survive. i think the real problems to going to survive. i think the. real problems-to be real problems are going to be the real problems are going to be ine-in— real problems are going to be ine-in ine— real problems are going to be the-in the city- real problems are going to be the in the city which have the ones in the city which have ioni— the ones in the city which have ioer ineir— the ones in the city which have lost their trade— the ones in the city which have lost their trade because now ewewpoaw—nomei everybody works from home and inope— everybody works from home and inoee-are— everybody works from home and those-arelsmall- everybody works from home and those are small rural those that are in small rural inep— those that are in small rural areas, they are— those that are in small rural areas, they are the ones that moor— areas, they are the ones that moor ai— areas, they are the ones that are most at risk. - areas, they are the ones that are most at risk. 'r: areas, they are the ones that- are most at risk. and .should are most at risk. and why should we worry about the loss of pubs? why they important to the why are they important to the british people ? to my viewers british people? to my viewers and listeners ? well, as you and listeners? well, as you know,— and listeners? well, as you know, warn— and listeners? well, as you know, mark, i've— a�*r: . , well, as you know, mark, i've been talking aioui— know, mark, i've been talking aioui mie— know, mark, i've been talking about this and— know, mark, i've been talking about this and particularly the ne— about this and particularly the in— about this and particularly the in energy— about this and particularly the rise in energy costs for over a wear— rise in energy costs for over a wear .— rise in energy costs for over a wear . ani— rise in energy costs for over a

wear . one i— rise in energy costs for over a wear . one i ae— rise in energy costs for over a year . and i was on nigel's show year. and i was on nigel's show eeeai— year. and i was on nigel's show several times— year. and i was on nigel's show several times as— year. and i was on nigel's show several times as you are aware. ana— several times as you are aware. ana arrer— several times as you are aware. ana aiier aii— several times as you are aware. and after all these— several times as you are aware. and after all these incidences, i and after all these incidences, iae— and after all these incidences, i was contacted— and after all these incidences, i was contacted by press from aroma— i was contacted by press from around ine— i was contacted by press from around the world. _ i was contacted by press from around the world. i've done iniewiewe— around the world. i've done interviews for— around the world. i've done interviews for the sydney times, the interviews for the sydney times, rne ia— interviews for the sydney times, me we iimee— interviews for the sydney times, the la times, the— interviews for the sydney times, the la times, the wall street iournai. — the la times, the wall street rournai. inep— the la times, the wall street journal. they spiegel le monde, all journal. they spiegel le monde, aii aroma— journal. they spiegel le monde, all around the— journal. they spiegel le monde, all around the world, pubs are quintessentially— all around the world, pubs are quintessentially english things. quintessentially engliin things. we quintessentially english things. we nave— quintessentially english things. we nave pube— quintessentially english things. we have pubs in— quintessentially english things. we have pubs in england. we have pube— we have pubs in england. we have puie in— we have pubs in england. we have pupe in ireianri— we have pubs in england. we have pubs in ireland. they're not quire— pubs in ireland. they're not puiie ine— pubs in ireland. they're not quite the same.— pubs in ireland. they're not quite the same. they are a part of quite the same. they are a part or ine— quite the same. they are a part or me fairie— quite the same. they are a part of the fabric of— quite the same. they are a part of the fabric of our— quite the same. they are a part of the fabric of our society . of the fabric of our society. t hey— of the fabric of our society. inew — of the fabric of our society. they rne — of the fabric of our society. they are the fabric of small oommuniiw— they are the fabric of small community. certainly they are wnere— community. certainly they are wnere peopie— community. certainly they are where people meet . people have where people meet. people have iirei— where people meet. people have iirei iaiee— where people meet. people have first dates in— where people meet. people have first dates in pubs,— where people meet. people have first dates in pubs, people eaaiw— first dates in pubs, people eaaiw eaw— first dates in pubs, people sadly say goodbye after bereavement- sadly say goodbye after bereavement in pubs. they are wnere— bereavement in pubs. they are where families— bereavement in pubs. they are where families come together. t hey— where families come together. inew are— where families come together. they are where— where families come together. they are where communities come iopeinen — they are where communities come roperner. inep— they are where communities come together. they are— they are where communities come together. they are where single peopie— together. they are where single peopie ome— together. they are where single people come together, particularly- people come together, particularly the older members of particularly the older members or our— particularly the older members of our community, those who unroriunaieiw— of our community, those who unfortunately partners have paeeei— unfortunately partners have paeeei on— unfortunately partners have passed on. they will go to various functions in. perhaps inep— various functions in. perhaps inew are— various functions in. perhaps they are essential hub of a lot of communities— they are essential hub of a lot of communities in— they are essential hub of a lot of communities in the uk and it is of communities in the uk and it ie wim— of communities in the uk and it ie wiin reprei— of communities in the uk and it is with regret that—

of communities in the uk and it is with regret that because of rraainp— is with regret that because of trading circumstances , increased trading circumstances, increased eoeei— trading circumstances, increased eoeei ine— trading circumstances, increased eoeei rne eoere— trading circumstances, increased costs, the costs of— trading circumstances, increased costs, the costs of energy and ine— costs, the costs of energy and me faer— costs, the costs of energy and the fact that— costs, the costs of energy and the fact that people's drinking naiiie— the fact that people's drinking naiiie nave— the fact that people's drinking habits have also— the fact that people's drinking habits have also changed a lot ine— habits have also changed a lot over the years— habits have also changed a lot over the years .— habits have also changed a lot over the years . a— habits have also changed a lot over the years . a lot of these over the years. a lot of these poinp— over the years. a lot of these poinp io— over the years. a lot of these poinp ro pe— over the years. a lot of these are going to be at- over the years. a lot of these are going to be at risk and i'm noi— are going to be at risk and i'm nor eue— are going to be at risk and i'm nor ir— are going to be at risk and i'm not sure if it's— are going to be at risk and i'm not sure if it's going to be a mini— not sure if it's going to be a mini mai— not sure if it's going to be a third that we'll— not sure if it's going to be a third that we'll lose next year. our— third that we'll lose next year. our we— third that we'll lose next year. our we are— third that we'll lose next year. but we are certainly going to ioee— but we are certainly going to lose hundreds,— but we are certainly going to lose hundreds, if— but we are certainly going to lose hundreds, if not thousands simm— lose hundreds, if not thousands simon a— lose hundreds, if not thousands now. simon, a very- lose hundreds, if not thousands now. g now. simon, a very sobering assessment. to great have you on the show. simon cleary is a former pub landlord at the plough inn, essex and a pubs campaigner. it's terribly important, means a lot to me. my family were in the pub business. my family were in the pub business. my dad ran a pub for over four decadesin my dad ran a pub for over four decades in camden and it's an amazing profession. it's very hard our landlords are hard work and our landlords are struggling the moment. how struggling at the moment. how can help? well, you've can we help? well, when you've got hands, if you got time on your hands, if you can spare the cash, pop into your local and have a pint. lots more to on mark dolan. and more to come on mark dolan. and tonight at 10:00 in just half an hours tonight at 10:00 in just half an hour's , be the hour's time, i'll be making the case for jeremy clarkson. he's been attacked because of his sun column, criticising meghan markle. let me tell you, the

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concerns over its— experiment immediately after concerns over its monetary value for ioeai— concerns over its monetary value for local taxpayers— concerns over its monetary value for local taxpayers .— concerns over its monetary value for local taxpayers . the council for local taxpayers. the council is for local taxpayers. the council ie ine— for local taxpayers. the council ie we iirei— for local taxpayers. the council is the first in— for local taxpayers. the council is the first in the— for local taxpayers. the council is the first in the uk to unaeriane— is the first in the uk to undertake a— is the first in the uk to undertake a trial of this name— undertake a trial of this nature, so it— undertake a trial of this nature, so it begs the question is nature, so it begs the question ie a— nature, so it begs the question ie a four— nature, so it begs the question ie a four day— nature, so it begs the question is a four day week— nature, so it begs the question is a four day week a skivers onanere— is a four day week a skivers charter? adrian— is a four day week a skivers charter? adrian mixed feelings. i'm charter? adrian mixed feelings. in nurninp— charter? adrian mixed feelings. in purninp up— charter? adrian mixed feelings. i'm burning up after— charter? adrian mixed feelings. i'm burning up after that- i'm burning up after that climate change talk. it's real fatigue. this could be the fan and i've got a i've got a blue thing on my neck. you are currently sweating- thing on my neck. you are currently sweating at- g you are currently sweating at the momem — currently sweating at the moment. you— currently sweating at the moment. you are an advert for nei— moment. you are an advert for nei rei— moment. you are an advert for net zero. let me— moment. you are an advert for net zero. let me tell you. yeah mere-e— net zero. let me tell you. yeah inere-e a— net zero. let me tell you. yeah there's a medical— net zero. let me tell you. yeah there's a medical reason, but mere— there's a medical reason, but inere wou— there's a medical reason, but rnere you po. — there's a medical reason, but there you go. 33 grz. there you go. right, let's get back on top quick. i'm all distracted. so are you identifying a woman going identifying as a woman going through certain stage in her through a certain stage in her life as a desert rat or life as a as a desert rat or something like but anyway, something like that? but anyway, four week. yes. what do you four day week. yes. what do you think? look mixed feelings of this. most studies, i read look, i'm development i'm in the coaching development business and it seems to business myself and it seems to work in private sector. but work in the private sector. but what the key thing is that people work monday to thursday. they work their butts off and they work all the hours under

they work all the hours under the sun, particularly if they've got long commutes so they can get friday then have a get off friday and then have a great weekend. i just don't great long weekend. i just don't think convinced it works think i'm not convinced it works in civil service public in the civil service or public authorities, maybe. what you authorities, maybe. what do you minke— authorities, maybe. what do you think?.course,_ authorities, maybe. what do you think?.course, the _ authorities, maybe. what do you think?.course, the top- think? of course, the top psychotherapist, you psychotherapist, lucy, you know aioui— psychotherapist, lucy, you know aioui-numan- psychotherapist, lucy, you know about human brain works. about how the human brain works. doineed— about how the human brain works. doineed io— about how the human brain works. doineed o oo— about how the human brain works. do.need to do five— about how the human brain works. do need to do five days? \rrzr do we need to do five days? no, we-neeu— do we need to do five days? no, we-neeu ro— do we need to do five days? no, we-neeu o oo— do we need to do five days? no, we-need to do five- do we need to do five days? no, we need to do five days. we don't need to do five days. we that in way during we prove that in a way during the lockdowns, the pandemic, during lockdowns, when working from when people were working from home more home and becoming more productive. what's productive. and what's been happening actually lot happening is that actually a lot of council in of these the council in particular, has some of the particular, has used some of the money that they've saved to hire more people. you've got more more people. so you've got more people weeks. so people doing four day weeks. so the that actually the the criticism that actually the people the district haven't people in the district haven't been served by council , been served by their council, their servants is their civil servants is a misnomer because actually you've had more people doing four day weeks and therefore more weeks and therefore getting more work done. if local councillors are work done. if local councillors aoinp— work done. if local councillors ioinp a— work done. if local councillors are doing a four— work done. if local councillors are doing a four day- : if local councillors are doing a four day week, does mar— are doing a four day week, does mar-counci— are doing a four day week, does that-council tax- are doing a four day week, does that council tax will that mean our council tax will come—weir.- that mean our council tax will come _well, no, come down by 20? well, no, neoeaue— come down by 20? well, no, because i'm assuming they've actually got more people working on instead of having 100 on it. so instead of having 100 people in office and people working in the office and i've so they do still i've got 120, so they do still have because have to employ them because that's issue. a lot of our

that's the issue. a lot of our ani— that's the issue. a lot of our viewers and listeners- a lot of our viewers and listeners will be concerned-they- viewers and listeners will be concerned. they getting concerned. are they getting waiue—ir- concerned. are they getting value-if public. concerned. are they getting- value-if public sector value for money if public sector worerew— value for money if public sector workers-putting— value for money if public sector workers-puttingla- value for money if public sector workers putting a four workers are putting in a four nour— workers are putting in a four now-wean.- workers are putting in a four hour-yeah, but- workers are putting in a four hour-yeah, but the. workers are putting in a four. hour-yeah, but the four hour week? yeah, but the four houn hour week? yeah, but the four hour. sorry, four hour week, we would like hour week, would all like a four hour week, four day week. whoopsie daisy. yeah. the 40. it's still 40 hours. and as you say, you know, you've employed more people. i'll where it's going i'll tell you where it's going to problem is when it to be a problem is when it becomes legality like so if becomes a legality like so if there's workers who there's part time workers who were working were already working 3 or 4 days, but were getting paid days, but they were getting paid less then you've got like less and then you've got like those who have condensed their hours, 40 into four days hours, 40 hours into four days and saying that they've and then saying that they've been favourably. so been treated less favourably. so they legal case that they have a legal case on that aspect saying, we're aspect by saying, look, we're not treated the same as not being treated the same as the others. in principle, the others. but in principle, i think a day week is great. think a four day week is great. i we and as you i think we should and as you say, have done. say, studies have been done. i've been reading about them. but what about the skivers, the yeah, you're going to yeah, but you're always going to get doesn't matter yeah, but you're always going to get ne'er doesn't matter yeah, but you're always going to get ne'er do.ioesn't matter yeah, but you're always going to get ne'er do. well, matter yeah, but you're always going to get ne'er do. well, we'reer yeah, but you're always going to get ne'er do. well, we're going what ne'er do. well, we're going to what ne'er do. well, we're going ro-ieee— what ne'er do. well, we're going io-ieee aawe— what ne'er do. well, we're going to-less days now. - what ne'er do. well, we're going| to-less days now. yeah, to do even less days now. yeah, nur— to do even less days now. yeah, our exaoriw. — to do even less days now. yeah, but exactly. and _ to do even less days now. yeah, but exactly. and if your productivity drops there productivity drops then there will will will be, there will be sanctions. will you sanctions. people will let you go . but idea that just go. but the idea that just because work four days,

because you work four days, everybody's to be everybody's going to be producing less or a producing less or having a shorter output is that isn't actually true. what people are finding is that they're more productive because their work life balance improves. so when they're working for those four days, they're refreshed days, they're more refreshed because they've had three days off is kind of off their brain is kind of stimulated in different ways. they their work in they can attack their work in a really more dynamic fashion, and people feel that they get better from employees. okay, i from their employees. okay, i like sanctions from their employees. okay, i like-sanctions bit.- from their employees. okay, i like-sanctions bit. i- ” rz; okay, i like sanctions bit. i think like the sanctions bit. i think ine— like the sanctions bit. i think me puiiio— like the sanctions bit. i think the public should be able to wore.— the public should be able to vote-sanctions- the public should be able to- vote.-sanctions-chinese vote. and sanctions like chinese iume— vote. and sanctions like chinese iume wou— vote. and sanctions like chinese pune you know— vote. and sanctions like chinese burns, you know ,_ vote. and sanctions like chinese burns, you know , a— vote. and sanctions like chinese burns, you know , a smack on the burns, you know, a smack on the knee— burns, you know, a smack on the knee or— burns, you know, a smack on the knee ior ieinp— burns, you know, a smack on the knee for being naughty. i recommend— knee for being naughty. i recommend chinese- knee for being naughty. i recommend chinese water torture for some some people working in my local authority now a new study has found that men with a high iq tend to have children later in comparison to later in life in comparison to their counterparts among the wealthiest entrepreneurs wealthiest tech entrepreneurs bill zuckerberg and bill gates, mark zuckerberg and elon musk all had children after their 30th birthday. so it begs their 30th birthday. so it begs the question , do older people the question, do older people make better parents? lucy 30, is the new old. now, this is no

pep,— the new old. now, this is no pep, ae— the new old. now, this is no pep, ae ine— r:im: now, this is no well, as the daughter rim: now, this is no well, as the daughter of much oiier— well, as the daughter of much older parents,— well, as the daughter of much older parents, i— well, as the daughter of much older parents, i have to say mai— older parents, i have to say inai i— older parents, i have to say inai i ion-r— older parents, i have to say that i don't think that's true. i that i don't think that's true. i mink— that i don't think that's true. i think there— that i don't think that's true. i think there are— that i don't think that's true. i think there are too many other ininpe— i think there are too many other ininpe mai— i think there are too many other things that the _ i think there are too many other things that the child has to peak— things that the child has to peak wim— things that the child has to deal with in— things that the child has to deal with in terms of, you know, the deal with in terms of, you know, me peer— deal with in terms of, you know, the peer pressure.— deal with in terms of, you know, the peer pressure. and everyone's saying, oh, your parenie— everyone's saying, oh, your parenre kook— everyone's saying, oh, your parents look like grandparents and—kni- parents look like grandparentsi and—ana aieo, and things like that. and also, puer— and things like that. and also, iuei-wou-re— and things like that. and also, just you're slightly just because you're slightly orien— just because you're slightly omen-i— just because you're slightly older, i questioned as to older, again, i questioned as to wneiner— older, again, i questioned as to hemp—.- older, again, i questioned as to whether_, that. whether 30 is that age, that ioeen-i— whether 30 is that age, that doesn't necessarily mean that your— doesn't necessarily mean that you re— doesn't necessarily mean that your io ie— doesn't necessarily mean that your up ie any— doesn't necessarily mean that your iq is any higher than anybody— your iq is any higher than anybody else's, but i do think peopie— anybody else's, but i do think peopie eaw— anybody else's, but i do think peopie eaw poure— anybody else's, but i do think people say you're relaxed . people say you're more relaxed. vou— people say you're more relaxed. you-know,— people say you're more relaxed. you-know, wou- people say you're more relaxed. you know, you have more you have you know, you have more ioieranee— you have you know, you have more tolerance. perhaps— you have you know, you have more tolerance. perhaps you've aeniewea— tolerance. perhaps you've achieved more- tolerance. perhaps you've achieved more things in your iiie— achieved more things in your iire ani— achieved more things in your life and therefore you're less reeenirui— life and therefore you're less resentful-things- life and therefore you're less resentful things that resentful of the things that poure— resentful of the things that wou-re-ro— resentful of the things that wou-re-io pike- resentful of the things that you're to give up while you're having to give up while poure— you're having to give up while wou-re—nui- you're parenting. but it's interesting— you're parenting. but it's interesting that only talks interesting that it only talks aioui— interesting that it only talks about-doesn't- interesting that it only talks about doesn't say about fathers. it doesn't say ieauee— about fathers. it doesn't say because obviously the fathers are because obviously the fathers noi— because obviously the fathers nor am — because obviously the fathers are not the one— because obviously the fathers are not the one who actually pike—inroupnl give birth and go through prepnanew— give birth and go through pregnancy. should it pregnancy. so why should it make— pregnancy. so why should it matter what— pregnancy. so why should it matter what their . v/rzr. matter what their. i you raise a prear— matter what their. i you raise a great question. of course. naomi campbell, congratulations to her. become a mother in her. she's become a mother in her. she's become a mother in her 50s. you think her early 50s. do you think she'll a good job? is 5253 she'll do a good job? is 5253 too old to have a child? i must admit i hadn't. did she actually pike— admit i hadn't. did she actually piwe pinn— admit i hadn't. did she actually

piwe iirin io— admit i hadn't. did she actually give birth to the— admit i hadn't. did she actually give birth to the baby- riir: . “fir: " . did she actually give birth to the baby herself? i give birth to the baby herself? i-know— give birth to the baby herself? i-know ine— give birth to the baby herself? i know the details i don't know the details on inar. — i don't know the details on that. _wasn't- i don't know the details on that. _wasn't in. i don't know the details oni that. _wasn't in the that. sadly, i wasn't in the ward the time. yeah, i've ward at the time. yeah, i've been frantically googling images to something she's watching to find something she's watching so, could let us so, naomi, if you could let us know if that was. but. but know if that was. but but. but whether had the baby or not. whether she had the baby or not. do you think that 5253 is an appropriate age for a woman to have a small child? well, they do that have a small child? well, they ao-rnar wou— have a small child? well, they ao-rnar you you— have a small child? well, they do-that you you are- rt“ r:7 well, they do that you you are going to do say that you you are going to be do say that you you are going to pe-reiakea. — do say that you you are going to be-relaxed. you're- do say that you you are going to be relaxed. you're going to be more relaxed. you're going to be more relaxed. you're going to iae-neurone— be more relaxed. you're going to be-neurotic as— be more relaxed. you're going to be-neurotic as a— be more relaxed. you're going to be neurotic as a parent be less neurotic as a parent ieauee— be less neurotic as a parentj ieeauee—por because you've possibly got eirner— because you've possibly got either experience or either more life experience or poure— either more life experience or you're - affected - either more life experience or you're affected by the you're less affected by the comparisons— you're less affected by the comparisons with all the other mums around you, whether you all nave— mums around you, whether you all nave ine— mums around you, whether you all nave rne ripni— mums around you, whether you all have the right amount of energy. i have the right amount of energy. i aon-r— have the right amount of energy. i ion-i know.— have the right amount of energy. i don't know-and- have the right amount of energy. i don't know. and also but i don't know. no. and also but mere— i don't know. no. and also but inere ie— i don't know. no. and also but inere ie mai— i don't know. no. and also but there is that compensation that woue— there is that compensation that wou-we—muon- there is that compensation that wou-we—muen in- there is that compensation thati you've—much in life. you've achieved so much in life. so you've achieved so much in life. eo-inie— you've achieved so much in life. eo-inie iiea— you've achieved so much in life. so-this idea that- so again, this idea that motherhood— so again, this idea that motherhood fatherhood so again, this idea that motherhood-fatherhood not motherhood and fatherhood is not aieiuriinp— motherhood and fatherhood is not aierurpinp pour— motherhood and fatherhood is not disturbing your career path or it's disturbing your career path or we noi— disturbing your career path or it's not disturbing the side of your— it's not disturbing the side of your iiie— it's not disturbing the side of your life that— it's not disturbing the side of your life that you wanted to pueue— your life that you wanted to pueue . — your life that you wanted to pursue . adrian- your life that you wanted to pursue . . rii“ “r; your life that you wanted to pursue . . “r; grz your life that you wanted to- pursue . adrian jumping to get in pursue. adrian jumping to get in here because as someone who had my kids when i was quite old, over 30. yeah yeah, yeah, well over 30. yeah yeah, yeah, well over 30, i think. but look, let's all be honest. look what makes a good parent is the

values you install, the guidance, the wisdom, the discipline , the boundaries, all discipline, the boundaries, all these things. it doesn't matter what all i can sort what age you are. all i can sort of suggest with elon musk quote is that perhaps those those who by the way, i'm far from intelligence, i'm a bad example to start with. but those who put off putting having children, it's a causation versus association perhaps have got more striving to achieve things in life which perhaps association makes them more driven, perhaps a little bit more on the intelligence side. but very, very loose, loose association. okay. brilliant ermi— association. okay. brilliant eruri. wow,— association. okay. brilliant stuff. now, given- t rimrzr“ brilliant stuff. now, given the fact that we are notoriously ugly, should mire— we are notoriously ugly, should brits embrace— we are notoriously ugly, should brits embrace plastic surgery ? brits embrace plastic surgery? seer— brits embrace plastic surgery? see, mar-e— brits embrace plastic surgery? see, that's the _ brits embrace plastic surgery? see, that's the big question . see, that's the big question. we-ii— see, that's the big question. we-ii ie— see, that's the big question. we'll be discussing that after ioee— we'll be discussing that after ioeo wim— we'll be discussing that after 1030 with the _ we'll be discussing that after 1030 with the papers . but next 1030 with the papers. but next up, my— 1030 with the papers. but next up, my mark— 1030 with the papers. but next up, my mark meets guest is the eeer— up, my mark meets guest is the secret daughter— up, my mark meets guest is the secret daughter of— up, my mark meets guest is the secret daughter of music genius iouie— secret daughter of music genius louis armstrong. _ secret daughter of music genius louis armstrong. she tells her inereaiiie— louis armstrong. she tells her incredible story— louis armstrong. she tells her incredible story next. plus we-ii— incredible story next. plus we-ii pike— incredible story next. plus we-ii piwe you— incredible story next. plus we'll give you our verdict on wnerner— we'll give you our verdict on wneiner a— we'll give you our verdict on whether a four— we'll give you our verdict on whether a four day week is a ekiwere— whether a four day week is a skivers charter.— whether a four day week is a skivers charter. that's a mark uoian— skivers charter. that's a mark dolan tonight— skivers charter. that's a mark dolan tonight people's poll, the reeuiie— dolan tonight people's poll, the reeuiie oi— dolan tonight people's poll, the results of which— dolan tonight people's poll, the

results of which are .

next well, i next. well, on | new- well, on the | new— well, on the four day week | nexi— well, on the four day week is | new— well, on the four day week is it a ekiwere— well, on the four day week is it a skivers charter?— well, on the four day week is it a skivers charter? glenda says pear— a skivers charter? glenda says i>ear iiark— a skivers charter? glenda says dear mark since— a skivers charter? glenda says dear mark since lockdown, trying to dear mark since lockdown, trying o per— dear mark since lockdown, trying o per nora— dear mark since lockdown, trying o per mm or— dear mark since lockdown, trying to get hold of anyone on the mom— to get hold of anyone on the pnone nae— to get hold of anyone on the phone has been— to get hold of anyone on the phone has been more difficult. i waiiei— phone has been more difficult. i waiiea four— phone has been more difficult. i waited four hours— phone has been more difficult. i waited four hours for barclays bank— waited four hours for barclays bank io— waited four hours for barclays bank to answer— waited four hours for barclays bank to answer the phone and mew— bank to answer the phone and inew neer— bank to answer the phone and they never did— bank to answer the phone and they never did .— bank to answer the phone and they never did . interesting they never did. interesting eruri. — they never did. interesting stuff. glenda,— they never did. interesting stuff. glenda, thank you for mar.— stuff. glenda, thank you for inar. weir,— stuff. glenda, thank you for that. well, earlier on twitter, we aekei— that. well, earlier on twitter, we aekei wou— that. well, earlier on twitter, we asked you is— that. well, earlier on twitter, we asked you is a four day week, a ekiwere— we asked you is a four day week, a skivers charter?— we asked you is a four day week, a skivers charter? the results in— a skivers charter? the results in ani— a skivers charter? the results are in and here— a skivers charter? the results are in and here we go. the peopie— are in and here we go. the peopie nave— are in and here we go. the people have spoken . and 64.9% people have spoken. and 64.9% say,— people have spoken. and 64.9% eaw wee— people have spoken. and 64.9% eaw vesr ire— people have spoken. and 64.9% eaw vesr we a— people have spoken. and 64.9% say, yes, it's a skivers enarier. — say, yes, it's a skivers enarier. k— say, yes, it's a skivers charter. a minority, a minority of eerie— charter. a minority, a minority of eerie eaw— charter. a minority, a minority of 35.1% say no. _ charter. a minority, a minority of 35.1% say no. $95“ of 35.1% say no. so thank you for voting in that . it's time for voting in that. it's time now for this— for voting in that. it's time now for this .— for voting in that. it's time now for this . yes,- for voting in that. it's time now for this . yes, it's- “g “ it's time now for this . yes, it's time for now for this. yes, it's time for mark— now for this. yes, it's time for

mark meeie— now for this. yes, it's time for mark meets and— now for this. yes, it's time for mark meets and in june 1955, iouie— mark meets and in june 1955, louis armstrong,— mark meets and in june 1955, louis armstrong, nicknamed saienmo— louis armstrong, nicknamed satchmo short— louis armstrong, nicknamed satchmo short for satchel . satchmo short for satchel. mourn— satchmo short for satchel. iiouin ae— satchmo short for satchel. mouth, was one- satchmo short for satchel. mouth, was one of the most popuiar— mouth, was one of the most popular entertainers in the worki— popular entertainers in the worker. wie— popular entertainers in the world. his prowess as a rrumperer— world. his prowess as a trumpeter and singer completely iranerormei— trumpeter and singer completely transformed his— trumpeter and singer completely transformed his career and saw nim— transformed his career and saw nim iraneeena— transformed his career and saw him transcend race barriers in ine— him transcend race barriers in me us— him transcend race barriers in me us ana— him transcend race barriers in the us and abroad and what the worki— the us and abroad and what the worii iii— the us and abroad and what the worii iii noi— the us and abroad and what the world did not know was that armeironp— world did not know was that armstrong had— world did not know was that armstrong had just become a miner— armstrong had just become a rainer ion— armstrong had just become a father for, nor— armstrong had just become a father for, nor would it for inan— father for, nor would it for more than half- father for, nor would it for more than half a century, the empire— more than half a century, the daughter born— more than half a century, the daughter born to— more than half a century, the daughter born to his mistress a eioeeiw— daughter born to his mistress was a closely guarded secret. ueepiie— was a closely guarded secret. i>eepiie nie— was a closely guarded secret. despite his four— was a closely guarded secret. despite his four marriages, eeeai— despite his four marriages, eeeai ionp— despite his four marriages, several long term lovers and oouniieee— several long term lovers and countless. one— several long term lovers and countless. one night stands, pioprapniee— countless. one night stands, biographies, routine stated that armeironp— biographies, routine stated that krmeironp nai— biographies, routine stated that armstrong had no children. there were even rumours— armstrong had no children. there were even rumours that he was eieriie— were even rumours that he was eieriie. weir— were even rumours that he was sterile. well an— were even rumours that he was sterile. well an emmy nominated aooumeniaw— sterile. well an emmy nominated documentary film,— sterile. well an emmy nominated documentary film, little satchmo , eeeai mai— documentary film, little satchmo , reveals that he— documentary film, little satchmo , reveals that he had a daughter . kni— , reveals that he had a daughter . ana ner— , reveals that he had a daughter . and her name— , reveals that he had a daughter . and her name is— , reveals that he had a daughter . and her name is sharon ireeion. — . and her name is sharon preston. falter- . and her name is sharon preston. falter and she joins me ripni— preston. falter and she joins me ripni now— preston. falter and she joins me right now. sharon— preston. falter and she joins me right now. sharon welcome to mark— right now. sharon welcome to mark uoian— right now. sharon welcome to mark dolan tonight. congratulations on the new

ioeumeniarw — congratulations on the new documentary, which is based on your— documentary, which is based on your bestselling— documentary, which is based on your bestselling book of the same name . i— your bestselling book of the same name . i know he wasn't same name. i know he wasn't aiwawe— same name. i know he wasn't aiwawe pp...— same name. i know he wasn't always there, but— same name. i know he wasn't always there, but what are your oi— always there, but what are your memories of louis— always there, but what are your memories of louis armstrong prowinp— memories of louis armstrong prowinp up— memories of louis armstrong prowinp up .— memories of louis armstrong prowinp up . — memories of louis armstrong growing up . �*fiirzmm memories of louis armstrong growing up, rppcu memories of louis armstrong growing up. well, my memories were are one of lots of fun, especially when i was very young because we used to travel and be with him on the road . so with him on the road. so i actually got to see “ ’rzr“ : so i actually got to see him perform iwe.— actually got to see him perform iiwe. wank— actually got to see him perform iiwe. many many— actually got to see him perform live. many many times and enjoy his live. many many times and enjoy nie enow. — live. many many times and enjoy nie enow. knu— live. many many times and enjoy his show. and my— live. many many times and enjoy his show. ' “r: live. many many times and enjoy his show. “r: 9r: live. many many times and enjoy his show. ' “r: 9r: his show. and my mom and i were as big as fans as anybody else, but we had a front row seat or many times we were in the back in the dressing room or on, you know, in the stage. but it was his know, in the stage. but it was me uei— know, in the stage. but it was his music that— know, in the stage. but it was his music that i— “ 3 but it was his music that i remember most. so his music that i remember most. so i— his music that i remember most. so i wouiu— his music that i remember most. so i wouiu sav— his music that i remember most. so i would say travelling- his music that i remember most. so i would say travelling with him when i was younger. those special visits when _ him when i was younger. those special visits when he - “ “ “grz those special visits when he came, not orien— special visits when he came, not oiien enoupn— special visits when he came, not often enough to— special visits when he came, not often enough to our home. those epeoiai— often enough to our home. those were special and— often enough to our home. those were special and then received his his letters where were his

style of writing was as if he were there having a conversation with you. so it it really kept us with you. so it it really kept ue in— with you. so it it really kept ue in rouen— with you. so it it really kept us in touch . _ with you. so it it really kept us in touch. um,- with you. so it it really kept us in touch. um, and- so it it really kept us in touch . 9“: so it it really kept us in touch. 9r: us in touch. um, and i just enjoyed receiving them and those letters were very loving, very affectionate. he wanted you to know— affectionate. he wanted you to know now— affectionate. he wanted you to know how important- t he wanted you to know how important you were to nim— know how important you were to mm. wnw— know how important you were to mm. wnw ae— know how important you were to him. why was your— know how important you were to him. why was your existence such a weir— him. why was your existence such a weii kepi— him. why was your existence such a well kept secret?— him. why was your existence such a well kept secret? sharon well , many— a well kept secret? sharon well , many reasons. we. , many reasons. number one, he was married to someone, not my mother . um, was married to someone, not my mother. um, it was the 50 and a time where a celebrity like himself , time where a celebrity like himself, african american at his stature, uh , having a child out stature, uh, having a child out of wedlock was not accepted. it really would have damaged his career . and possibly, if he career. and possibly, if he could have gotten that divorce or if he got divorced . because, or if he got divorced. because, you know, sometimes i'm not sure

if that was something he really wanted to do or said, even though he did say it. and he professed it to my mother. but um, without that divorce course, having the child was just something that really would not work for him in, in our society and for my mother. work for him in, in our society and for my mother . she work for him in, in our society and for my mother. she was a widow . um, and for my mother. she was a widow. um, and in those days, being a single mother was, was not looked upon very favourably. but she was a widow. so it always was. well, she's a widow and the assumption was , is that and the assumption was, is that she and her husband had the child, so she was able to live a respectable life, you know, raising me in harlem. and then mount vernon . well, sharon, i'm mount vernon. well, sharon, i'm numiiea— mount vernon. well, sharon, i'm numiiei io— mount vernon. well, sharon, i'm numiiei ro ie— mount vernon. well, sharon, i'm humbled to be talking- “ well, sharon, i'm humbled to be talking to his aaupnrer— humbled to be talking to his iaupnrer .— humbled to be talking to his aaupnrer , a— humbled to be talking to his daughter , a true icon up there daughter, a true icon up there wim— daughter, a true icon up there wiin iwie—

daughter, a true icon up there wiin iwie .— daughter, a true icon up there wiin iwie , up— daughter, a true icon up there with elvis , up there with the with elvis, up there with the neariee — with elvis, up there with the neariee up— with elvis, up there with the beatles, up there with michael raekeon— beatles, up there with michael jackson, louis— beatles, up there with michael jackson, louis armstrong was eieariw— jackson, louis armstrong was eieariw nipniw— jackson, louis armstrong was clearly highly talented . but clearly highly talented. but wnai— clearly highly talented. but wnar io— clearly highly talented. but wnar no you— clearly highly talented. but what do you put his extraordinary success down to? it extraordinary success down to? ii nae— extraordinary success down to? ii nae ro— extraordinary success down to? ii nae ro ie— extraordinary success down to? it has to be more— extraordinary success down to? it has to be more than that . extraordinary success down to? it has to be more than that e it has to be more than that. it nie— it has to be more than that. it nie sneer— it has to be more than that. it was his sheer determination and the fact that, you know, when he sang that song, what a wonderful world he truly believed that he grew up in the harshest of circumstance chances as a child . but even as a young child , he . but even as a young child, he always looked to the brighter side. so as a young kid, he was working at the age of eight. he brought money home to his mother. he took care of his mother. he took care of his mother. he took care of his mother. he always respect wanted her and, you know, the family . her and, you know, the family. and he was just thankful all for what he had. and the horn, the fact that he enjoyed it. so he just poured himself into it. so

he had the sheer determination , he had the sheer determination, along with the talent to make it work. and then all along the way , i would say the right people came into his life to nurture that talent . indeed. and it's that talent. indeed. and it's a raeeinarinp— that talent. indeed. and it's a fascinating story.— indeed. and it's a fascinating story. quite the ana,— fascinating story. quite the career. and, you know, you were on our— career. and, you know, you were on iour wim— career. and, you know, you were on tour with him. _ career. and, you know, you were on tour with him. you saw at iirei— on tour with him. you saw at iirei nano— on tour with him. you saw at first hand the— on tour with him. you saw at first hand the impact he had on auieniee— first hand the impact he had on auieniee k— first hand the impact he had on audiences. a very— first hand the impact he had on audiences. a very talented guy as audiences. a very talented guy ae weir— audiences. a very talented guy ae weii .— audiences. a very talented guy ae weii . ue— audiences. a very talented guy as well . he didn't— audiences. a very talented guy as well . he didn't really have as well. he didn't really have a miner— as well. he didn't really have a rainer iipure— as well. he didn't really have a father figure himself, which wouii— father figure himself, which would explain— father figure himself, which would explain a lot . was your would explain a lot. was your iae— would explain a lot. was your dad a— would explain a lot. was your dad a tortured— would explain a lot. was your dad a tortured soul? was he a irouiiea— dad a tortured soul? was he a troubled man— dad a tortured soul? was he a troubled man in— dad a tortured soul? was he a troubled man in any way ? troubled man in any way? i'm vou— troubled man in any way? i'm you know— troubled man in any way? i'm you know .— troubled man in any way? i'm sure you know , with- troubled man in any way? i'm sure you know , with the life sure you know, with the life that he had , being a performer, that he had, being a performer, being african american, with the restrictions mean this is a man that grew up , restrictions mean this is a man that grew up, you restrictions mean this is a man that grew up , you know, not long that grew up, you know, not long after slavery and lived in the jim crow south. so you know, he had all of that against him. but he was someone that you know, no

matter what he saw or where he had opportunity and he had interest, he was the fact that he would take a typewriter with him wherever he went. and there were hundreds of people that he would communicate with. and write to and just write about what was going on in his life and then write to them about what was happening in in their lives. what i found extraordinary i look at that and i look at what we do now with social media along with him always having a tape recorder and turning on the tape recorder and turning on the tape recorder and just recording conversations, he just had this sense of the moment. conversations, he just had this sense of the moment . and he sense of the moment. and he really lived in that moment and was just thankful. sharon. sharon you have spoken. sharon, ihave sharon you have spoken. sharon, i have to interrupt— sharon you have spoken. sharon, i have to interrupt your- sharon, i have to interrupt your clocks apainei— i have to interrupt your clocks apainei ue— i have to interrupt your clocks against us, but— i have to interrupt your clocks against us, but you've spoken so weir— against us, but you've spoken so weii ani— against us, but you've spoken so weii ana you-e— against us, but you've spoken so well and you've done him proud. snaron— well and you've done him proud. sharon preston,— well and you've done him proud. sharon preston, falter , thank sharon preston, falter, thank you— sharon preston, falter, thank you eo— sharon preston, falter, thank

you eo muon— sharon preston, falter, thank you so much. the film is now you so much. the film is out now ani— you so much. the film is out now and-ioe— you so much. the film is out now aniiie aeaiinp— you so much. the film is out now and-be dealing with- you so much. the film is out now and be dealing with jeremy and i'll be dealing with jeremy ciarkeon— and i'll be dealing with jeremy ciarkeon .—

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ekaeiiy— tomorrow's front pages from ekaeriy ioeo — tomorrow's front pages from exactly 1030 sharp . exactly 1030 sharp. so— exactly 1030 sharp. so a— exactly 1030 sharp. so a very— exactly 1030 sharp. so a very busy hour to come exactly 1030 sharp. - so a very busy hour to come . so a very busy hour to come. reremy— so a very busy hour to come. jeremy clarkson,— so a very busy hour to come. jeremy clarkson, he has been aiiaekei— jeremy clarkson, he has been airaekei py— jeremy clarkson, he has been attacked by the _ jeremy clarkson, he has been attacked by the press industry, the attacked by the press industry, we preee— attacked by the press industry, the press watchdog. they didn't get the press watchdog. they didn't per ine— the press watchdog. they didn't per rne poke— the press watchdog. they didn't per rne ioke .— the press watchdog. they didn't get the joke . this— the press watchdog. they didn't get the joke . this guy is an get the joke. this guy is an enieriainer— get the joke. this guy is an entertainer ,_ get the joke. this guy is an entertainer , but- get the joke. this guy is an entertainer , but there's no entertainer, but there's no iaupnier— entertainer, but there's no iaupnrer in— entertainer, but there's no laughter in this woke world. reremy— laughter in this woke world. jeremy clarkson— laughter in this woke world. jeremy clarkson is next in my rake— jeremy clarkson is next in my rake ai— jeremy clarkson is next in my rake ai ien. — jeremy clarkson is next in my take at ten. but— jeremy clarkson is next in my take at ten. but first, the neaiiinee. — take at ten. but first, the headlines. a— take at ten. but first, the headlines. a warm welcome back to headlines. a warm welcome back ro kniannon— headlines. a warm welcome back to rhiannon jones,— headlines. a warm welcome back to rhiannon jones, who's mainly happy— to rhiannon jones, who's mainly happy to_ to rhiannon jones, who's mainly nappy ro pe— to rhiannon jones, who's mainly nappy ro pe nee.— to rhiannon jones, who's mainly happy to be here. so she hasn't got happy to be here. so she hasn't poi io— happy to be here. so she hasn't poi ro pui— happy to be here. so she hasn't poi ro pur ner— happy to be here. so she hasn't got to put her kids— happy to be here. so she hasn't got to put her kids to bed. kniannon— got to put her kids to bed. rhiannon, over— got to put her kids to bed. rhiannon, over to you . yes but rhiannon, over to you. yes but map,— rhiannon, over to you. yes but map, ii-e— rhiannon, over to you. yes but map, ir-e ionp— rhiannon, over to you. yes but mark, it's long past my bedtime . im— mark, it's long past my bedtime . in were— mark, it's long past my bedtime . in were ar— mark, it's long past my bedtime . i'm here are your— mark, it's long past my bedtime . i'm here are your top- mark, it's long past my bedtime . i'm here are your top stories from the newsroom . tension is from the newsroom. tension is rising between police and protesters fighters in the french city of marseille, with officers throwing tear gas .

officers throwing tear gas. extra police have been sent to the southern city and to lyon as fears grow of a fifth night of riots after a teenager was shot dead by police in paris on tuesday . stores are again being tuesday. stores are again being looted , with many being set looted, with many being set alight. protest fighters are demanding for justice the 17 year old known as nahel m. the french interior minister says the state won't back down and that they're prepared for another night of chaos as soledar organise . the interior soledar organise. the interior iiinieiry— soledar organise. the interior iiinieiry ie— soledar organise. the interior ministry is mobilising- : wig?“ the interior ministry is mobilising the same numbe— ministry is mobilising the same numie or— ministry is mobilising the same number of forces— ministry is mobilising the same number of forces tonight everywnere— number of forces tonight everywhere in- number of forces tonight everywhere in the country, meaninp— everywhere in the country, meaning 45,000 police officers are mobilised— meaning 45,000 police officers are mobilised .— meaning 45,000 police officers are mobilised . three teenagers are mobilised. three teenagers nave— are mobilised. three teenagers nave keen— are mobilised. three teenagers have been charged with murder arier— have been charged with murder aiier a— have been charged with murder aiier a p— have been charged with murder aiier a p year— have been charged with murder after a 17 year old— have been charged with murder after a 17 year old boy was found— after a 17 year old boy was found eeai— after a 17 year old boy was found dead in— after a 17 year old boy was found dead in a- after a 17 year old boy was found dead in a canal in west ionion. — found dead in a canal in west ionion. kn— found dead in a canal in west london. an 17— found dead in a canal in west london. an 17 year- found dead in a canal in west london. '“ rim: found dead in a canal in west london. ' “ rim: . rt.rzr london. an 17 year old victor lee was found in the water near willesden junction last sunday. he was pulled from the water. but despite efforts to save him, he died at the scene . the three

he died at the scene. the three boys will appear at highbury magistrates court on monday. boys will appear at highbury magistrates court on monday . and magistrates court on monday. and a 46 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder after a 15 year old boy and a 23 year old man was stabbed to death in north london on thursday. the teenager who's now been named by police as leonardo reid was pronounced dead at the scene in islington. the 23 year old man died later in hospital. a third victim was also found at an address in north london with stab wounds. his injuries are not life threatening . seven just not life threatening. seven just stop oil protesters have been arrested for disrupting london's annual pride march . activists annual pride march. activists blocked the road and sprayed paint on a coca—cola truck, forcing the parade to stop for more than 15 minutes. they were arrested for public nuisance offences. the group had warned offences. the group had warned of potential disruption, as it called on organisers not to accept sponsorship money from

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in an - thanks, rhiannon. we'll see you in an—iiark- in an hour. welcome to mark uoian— in an hour. welcome to mark uoian-cominp- in an hour. welcome to marki dolan-coming.this dolan tonight coming up this noun— dolan tonight coming up this noun-nearinp- dolan tonight coming up this hour, heading stateside hour, we'll be heading stateside to hour, we'll be heading stateside io-rrom— hour, we'll be heading stateside io-rrom ine— hour, we'll be heading stateside to-from the queen- hour, we'll be heading stateside to from the queen of us, to hear from the queen of us, mowin— to hear from the queen of us, showbiz, royal— to hear from the queen of us, showbiz, royal and political reporiinp— showbiz, royal and political reporting. kinsey schofield will be remembering— reporting. kinsey schofield will be remembering princess diana , be remembering princess diana, wno— be remembering princess diana, wno wouii— be remembering princess diana, wno wouia nave— be remembering princess diana, who would have turned 62 today. kni— who would have turned 62 today. one we-ii— who would have turned 62 today. one mm per— who would have turned 62 today. and we'll get reaction from kineey— and we'll get reaction from kineey io— and we'll get reaction from kinsey to america's top court sensationally— kinsey to america's top court sensationally voting to end affirmative _ sensationally voting to end affirmative action, which gives peopie— affirmative action, which gives people advantage based on their ekin— people advantage based on their ekin eoouni— people advantage based on their ekin ooouni k— people advantage based on their skin colour. a story— people advantage based on their skin colour. a story and an ieeue— skin colour. a story and an issue which— skin colour. a story and an issue which is— skin colour. a story and an issue which is dividing america . ine— issue which is dividing america . ine iiark— issue which is dividing america . the mark dolan— issue which is dividing america . the mark dolan tonight is the nome— . the mark dolan tonight is the none or— . the mark dolan tonight is the none or ine— . the mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's— home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages from 1030 map— tomorrow's front pages from 1030 enarp piue— tomorrow's front pages from 1030 enarp piue .— tomorrow's front pages from 1030 enarp piue , we-ii— tomorrow's front pages from 1030 sharp plus , we'll have tonight's sharp plus, we'll have tonight's neaaiine— sharp plus, we'll have tonight's headline heroes— sharp plus, we'll have tonight's headline heroes and back page aki— headline heroes and back page zeroes. all nominated by my iriiiiani— zeroes. all nominated by my brilliant collection of pundits ionipnr.— brilliant collection of pundits ronipni. eo— brilliant collection of pundits ronipnr. so pip— brilliant collection of pundits tonight. so big stories, big pueeie— tonight. so big stories, big pueere ani— tonight. so big stories, big guests, and always big opinions. we-ii— guests, and always big opinions. we-ii eiari— guests, and always big opinions. we'll start with— guests, and always big opinions. we'll start with my take . at we'll start with my take. at ren— we'll start with my take. at em a— we'll start with my take. at ien. a iunen— we'll start with my take. at ten. a bunch of— we'll start with my take. at ten. a bunch of fleet street kiiiioye— ten. a bunch of fleet street killjoys called _ ten. a bunch of fleet street killjoys called the independent ireee— killjoys called the independent press standards— killjoys called the independent press standards authority have ruiei— press standards authority have ruiea mai— press standards authority have ruled that the— press standards authority have ruled that the petrolhead preeenier—

ruled that the petrolhead presenter jeremy clarkson's oneeky— presenter jeremy clarkson's cheeky column— presenter jeremy clarkson's cheeky column in the sun about iiepnan— cheeky column in the sun about iiepnan iiarkie— cheeky column in the sun about meghan markle last year breached the meghan markle last year breached rne iaiiore— meghan markle last year breached the editors code— meghan markle last year breached the editors code of— meghan markle last year breached the editors code of practice. kpparenriy— the editors code of practice. kpparenriy ir— the editors code of practice. apparently it was sexist. i ion-i— apparently it was sexist. i ion-i know— apparently it was sexist. i don't know about that. what i reki— don't know about that. what i ieii you— don't know about that. what i can tell you is— don't know about that. what i can tell you is the article was niiarioue— can tell you is the article was niiarioue .— can tell you is the article was hilarious. it— can tell you is the article was hilarious. it was— can tell you is the article was hilarious. it was meant to be ionpue— hilarious. it was meant to be ionpue in— hilarious. it was meant to be tongue in cheek— hilarious. it was meant to be tongue in cheek ,_ hilarious. it was meant to be tongue in cheek , something lost tongue in cheek, something lost on ineee— tongue in cheek, something lost on these snowflakes censors in war— on these snowflakes censors in wnar ae— on these snowflakes censors in what was clearly— on these snowflakes censors in what was clearly a— on these snowflakes censors in what was clearly a satirical piece— what was clearly a satirical pieee ani— what was clearly a satirical piece and in— what was clearly a satirical piece and in his— what was clearly a satirical piece and in his provocative and eapioeiwe— piece and in his provocative and ekpioeiwe nouee— piece and in his provocative and explosive house style, the ariieie— explosive house style, the ariieie ae— explosive house style, the article was headlined a woman iaikinp— article was headlined a woman iaikinp wnien— article was headlined a woman talking which i— article was headlined a woman talking which i think you'll apree— talking which i think you'll apree ie— talking which i think you'll apree ie ine— talking which i think you'll agree is the perfect start . how agree is the perfect start. how aioui— agree is the perfect start. how about meghan?— agree is the perfect start. how about meghan? he wrote , i hate about meghan? he wrote, i hate her about meghan? he wrote, i hate ner noi— about meghan? he wrote, i hate ner nor iike— about meghan? he wrote, i hate ner nor iike i— about meghan? he wrote, i hate her not like i hate— about meghan? he wrote, i hate her not like i hate nicola siurpeon— her not like i hate nicola srurpeon or— her not like i hate nicola sturgeon or rose west. i hate ner— sturgeon or rose west. i hate ner on— sturgeon or rose west. i hate ner on a— sturgeon or rose west. i hate her on a cellular— sturgeon or rose west. i hate her on a cellular level . so her on a cellular level. so mere— her on a cellular level. so inere you— her on a cellular level. so rnere you po. — her on a cellular level. so there you go. he just said she's inan— there you go. he just said she's worse than the— there you go. he just said she's worse than the mass murderer koee— worse than the mass murderer koee weer— worse than the mass murderer rose west for— worse than the mass murderer rose west for anyone with half a main— rose west for anyone with half a irain eeri— rose west for anyone with half a brain cell, that's— rose west for anyone with half a brain cell, that's the point. at wnien— brain cell, that's the point. at wnion you— brain cell, that's the point. at which you quickly realise he's iokinp— which you quickly realise he's iokinp. ire— which you quickly realise he's joking. it's humour. he's not reaiiy— joking. it's humour. he's not reaiiy eayinp— joking. it's humour. he's not really saying that the mass murderer rose— really saying that the mass murderer rose west, who helped

her murderer rose west, who helped ner mermai— murderer rose west, who helped her husband, fred,— murderer rose west, who helped her husband, fred, bury dead ioiiee— her husband, fred, bury dead poiiee in— her husband, fred, bury dead bodies in the— her husband, fred, bury dead bodies in the back garden is preferaiie— bodies in the back garden is preferable to— bodies in the back garden is preferable to meghan markle. inai— preferable to meghan markle. inai eairi— preferable to meghan markle. that said, rose— preferable to meghan markle. that said, rose west did have quire— that said, rose west did have puire eweei— that said, rose west did have quite sweet granny glasses, akin-r— quite sweet granny glasses, iiin-i ene— quite sweet granny glasses, iiin-i ene e— quite sweet granny glasses, didn't she ? and i'm not sure she didn't she? and i'm not sure she moaned— didn't she? and i'm not sure she moaned as much— didn't she? and i'm not sure she moaned as much as— didn't she? and i'm not sure she moaned as much as meghan anyway. ciarkeon— moaned as much as meghan anyway. clarkson continues— moaned as much as meghan anyway. clarkson continues at— moaned as much as meghan anyway. clarkson continues at night i'm unaiie— clarkson continues at night i'm unaiie io— clarkson continues at night i'm unable to sleep— clarkson continues at night i'm unable to sleep as— clarkson continues at night i'm unable to sleep as i lie there prinainp— unable to sleep as i lie there prinainp my— unable to sleep as i lie there grinding my teeth and dreaming of ine— grinding my teeth and dreaming or me pay— grinding my teeth and dreaming of the day when— grinding my teeth and dreaming of the day when she's made to parade— of the day when she's made to paraae nakei— of the day when she's made to parade naked through the streets of parade naked through the streets or every— parade naked through the streets or every rown— parade naked through the streets or every own in— parade naked through the streets of every town in britain while the of every town in britain while we oeu— of every town in britain while the crowds chant— of every town in britain while the crowds chant shame and throw iumpe— the crowds chant shame and throw iumpe or— the crowds chant shame and throw lumps of excrement— the crowds chant shame and throw lumps of excrement at her. oof, mar-e— lumps of excrement at her. oof, inar-e even— lumps of excrement at her. oof, inar-e a— lumps of excrement at her. oof, that's even a bit— lumps of excrement at her. oof, that's even a bit rough for me. our— that's even a bit rough for me. our wnai— that's even a bit rough for me. but what this— that's even a bit rough for me. but what this woke army of censors didn't— but what this woke army of censors didn't notice or perhaps ieiiieraieiy— censors didn't notice or perhaps deliberately ignored, was that the deliberately ignored, was that me imape— deliberately ignored, was that me imape or— deliberately ignored, was that the image of meghan markle reeeiwinp— the image of meghan markle reoeiwinp a— the image of meghan markle receiving a public flogging, waikinp— receiving a public flogging, walking naked— receiving a public flogging, walking naked through the town was a reference— walking naked through the town was a reference to— walking naked through the town was a reference to a scene of mai— was a reference to a scene of inai ekaei— was a reference to a scene of that exact nature— was a reference to a scene of that exact nature in the television _ that exact nature in the television series game of inronee.— television series game of inronee. so— television series game of thrones. so this was not iiierai— thrones. so this was not literal, but— thrones. so this was not literal, but a— thrones. so this was not literal, but a flight of fancy , literal, but a flight of fancy, a ereaiiwe — literal, but a flight of fancy, a creative frisson. some thing for wnien— a creative frisson. some thing for which clarkson is paid a

nupe— for which clarkson is paid a nupe amoum— for which clarkson is paid a huge amount of— for which clarkson is paid a huge amount of money by the sun at huge amount of money by the sun ai ine— huge amount of money by the sun ai rne sun— huge amount of money by the sun ai rne sun ani— huge amount of money by the sun at the sun and indeed out there. t hey— at the sun and indeed out there. iney are— at the sun and indeed out there. iney nipniy— at the sun and indeed out there. they are highly talented . and they are highly talented. and remake— they are highly talented. and female editor— they are highly talented. and female editor victoria newton, wno— female editor victoria newton, who commissioned the article ciarkeon-e— who commissioned the article clarkson's gobby_ who commissioned the article clarkson's gobby yes, he is. but nee— clarkson's gobby yes, he is. but ne-e aieo— clarkson's gobby yes, he is. but ne-e aieo poi— clarkson's gobby yes, he is. but he's also got the— clarkson's gobby yes, he is. but he's also got the gift of the pap.— he's also got the gift of the gab. clarkson— he's also got the gift of the gab. clarkson went on to say, of iiarkie-e— gab. clarkson went on to say, of markle's relationship with prince— markle's relationship with prince harry,— markle's relationship with prince harry, a— markle's relationship with prince harry, a along came iiepnan— prince harry, a along came iiepnan .— prince harry, a along came iiepnan , wno— prince harry, a along came meghan , who obviously used some meghan, who obviously used some kiwi— meghan, who obviously used some wiwia ieiroom— meghan, who obviously used some vivid bedroom promises to turn nim— vivid bedroom promises to turn nim inro— vivid bedroom promises to turn nim no a— vivid bedroom promises to turn him into a warrior— vivid bedroom promises to turn him into a warrior of woke. and ir— him into a warrior of woke. and ii eeeme— him into a warrior of woke. and now it seems she— him into a warrior of woke. and now it seems she has her arms so far up— now it seems she has her arms so far up nie— now it seems she has her arms so far up his bottom— now it seems she has her arms so far up his bottom she can use ner— far up his bottom she can use ner rinpere— far up his bottom she can use ner rinpere io— far up his bottom she can use her fingers to alter his facial epreeeioe— her fingers to alter his facial epeeeione .— her fingers to alter his facial expressions . amazing. i don't expressions. amazing. i don't mink— expressions. amazing. i don't inink ne— expressions. amazing. i don't think he should— expressions. amazing. i don't think he should be receiving punienmeni— think he should be receiving punishment for— think he should be receiving punishment for observations like mar.— punishment for observations like inar. in— punishment for observations like inar. in faer— punishment for observations like that. in fact, he— punishment for observations like that. in fact, he should be up for ine— that. in fact, he should be up for the booker— that. in fact, he should be up for the booker prize. this is poki— for the booker prize. this is porn. kni— for the booker prize. this is porn. one by— for the booker prize. this is gold. and by the way, i've never mei— gold. and by the way, i've never mei a— gold. and by the way, i've never mei a prom— gold. and by the way, i've never met a bloke that— gold. and by the way, i've never met a bloke that wasn't controlled— met a bloke that wasn't controlled by- met a bloke that wasn't controlled by missus. that controlled by his missus. that is controlled by his missus. that ie ine— controlled by his missus. that ie we order— controlled by his missus. that is the order of— controlled by his missus. that is the order of the— controlled by his missus. that is the order of the universe. iaei— is the order of the universe. iaei pui— is the order of the universe. iaei our nor— is the order of the universe. last but not least, jeremy wripni-e— last but not least, jeremy wright's younger people, eepeeiaiiy— wright's younger people, especially girls . i think she's especially girls. i think she's perry— especially girls. i think she's prerry eooi. — especially girls. i think she's pretty cool. they— especially girls. i think she's pretty cool. they think she was a prieoner— pretty cool. they think she was a prieoner or— pretty cool. they think she was a prisoner of buckingham palace momen— a prisoner of buckingham palace ,roreei io— a prisoner of buckingham palace , forced to talk— a prisoner of buckingham palace , forced to talk about nothing

pui— , forced to talk about nothing but embroidery— , forced to talk about nothing but embroidery and kittens . but embroidery and kittens. rieei— but embroidery and kittens. fleet street— but embroidery and kittens. fleet street regulators ipso who nave— fleet street regulators ipso who nave eieariy— fleet street regulators ipso who have clearly had— fleet street regulators ipso who have clearly had their sense of numou— have clearly had their sense of humour removed— have clearly had their sense of humour removed at birth, said mie— humour removed at birth, said this highlighted— humour removed at birth, said this highlighted markle's poeiiion— this highlighted markle's poeirion ae— this highlighted markle's position as a— this highlighted markle's position as a female role model ana— position as a female role model and ae— position as a female role model and was therefore— position as a female role model and was therefore sexist . get and was therefore sexist. get youreeir— and was therefore sexist. get over yourself .— and was therefore sexist. get over yourself . in— and was therefore sexist. get over yourself . in the end, i over yourself. in the end, i wouian-i— over yourself. in the end, i wouldn't have— over yourself. in the end, i wouldn't have used this kind of ianpuape— wouldn't have used this kind of ianpuape in— wouldn't have used this kind of language in relation to meghan iiarkie— language in relation to meghan iiarkie ae— language in relation to meghan markle as jezza_ language in relation to meghan markle as jezza himself said , it markle as jezza himself said, it a nuke— markle as jezza himself said, it was a little clumsy. it was a nuke— was a little clumsy. it was a little harsh,— was a little clumsy. it was a little harsh, but— was a little clumsy. it was a little harsh, but it got us pang,— little harsh, but it got us talking, which - little harsh, but it got us talking, which is what jeremy ciarkeon— talking, which is what jeremy ciarkeon ie— talking, which is what jeremy clarkson is paid— talking, which is what jeremy clarkson is paid to do, whether it's clarkson is paid to do, whether we nie— clarkson is paid to do, whether we nie unpiok— clarkson is paid to do, whether it's his unpick jokes in his moiorinp— it's his unpick jokes in his motoring programmes or his spicy booke— motoring programmes or his spicy iooke ana— motoring programmes or his spicy books and newspaper columns, ciarkeon— books and newspaper columns, ciarkeon nae— books and newspaper columns, clarkson has spent a career ieinp— clarkson has spent a career peinp naupnry— clarkson has spent a career being naughty and long may it eonrinue— being naughty and long may it eoniinue .— being naughty and long may it continue , but— being naughty and long may it continue , but sadly, there's continue, but sadly, there's very— continue, but sadly, there's very iiirie— continue, but sadly, there's very little room— continue, but sadly, there's very little room for that these aaye— very little room for that these iaye in— very little room for that these aaye in mie— very little room for that these days in this joyless , witless days in this joyless, witless woria. — days in this joyless, witless new world. free— days in this joyless, witless new world. free speech is all our— new world. free speech is all our pone— new world. free speech is all our pone .— new world. free speech is all pur pone . kni— new world. free speech is all but gone . and now columnists who but gone. and now columnists who are but gone. and now columnists who pairi— but gone. and now columnists who paii io— but gone. and now columnists who paia ro nave— but gone. and now columnists who are paid to have an— but gone. and now columnists who are paid to have an opinion are punienea— are paid to have an opinion are punienea ir— are paid to have an opinion are punished if they— are paid to have an opinion are punished if they do so. free epeeen— punished if they do so. free epeeon ie— punished if they do so. free speech is not— punished if they do so. free speech is not always pretty. ire— speech is not always pretty. ir-e noi— speech is not always pretty. it's not always— speech is not always pretty. it's not always comfortable, and eomeimeer— it's not always comfortable, and eomeimeei ii— it's not always comfortable, and sometimes it provides a platform

for individuals— sometimes it provides a platform for individuals .— sometimes it provides a platform for individuals . you or i may for individuals. you or i may fini— for individuals. you or i may find unpalatable when , well, find unpalatable when, well, mar-e— find unpalatable when, well, rnar-e a— find unpalatable when, well, rnar-e a price— find unpalatable when, well, that's a price worth paying and it that's a price worth paying and ii aiwaye— that's a price worth paying and ii aiwaye nae— that's a price worth paying and it always has been. keep moiorinp— it always has been. keep motoring on,— it always has been. keep motoring on, jeremy. no u—turn required.— motoring on, jeremy. no u—turn repuirei. eo— motoring on, jeremy. no u—turn required. go full— motoring on, jeremy. no u—turn required. go full throttle. the faer— required. go full throttle. the raei mai— required. go full throttle. the fact that this— required. go full throttle. the fact that this article has orreniei— fact that this article has offended as— fact that this article has offended as many people as it's enieriainea— offended as many people as it's entertained proves— offended as many people as it's entertained proves that as aiwaye— entertained proves that as always, clarkson is top gear . entertained proves that as always, clarkson is top gear. he rokinp— always, clarkson is top gear. he rokinp .— always, clarkson is top gear. he rokinp . your— always, clarkson is top gear. he was joking . your reaction? mark was joking. your reaction? mark gb was joking. your reaction? mark on wewe— was joking. your reaction? mark on wewe eom— was joking. your reaction? mark gb news .com. we'll get to your emai— gb news .com. we'll get to your emaii enorriy.— gb news .com. we'll get to your email shortly. reacting to my rake— email shortly. reacting to my rake ai— email shortly. reacting to my rake ai ren— email shortly. reacting to my take at ten comedians sevilla euroi— take at ten comedians sevilla curci adventurer,— take at ten comedians sevilla curci adventurer, leadership ooaen— curci adventurer, leadership eoaon ani— curci adventurer, leadership coach and speaker adrian hayes ana— coach and speaker adrian hayes and broadcast— coach and speaker adrian hayes and broadcast author and psychotherapist lucy beresford . psychotherapist lucy beresford. iuey— psychotherapist lucy beresford. iuey ker— psychotherapist lucy beresford. iuey, iei me— psychotherapist lucy beresford. lucy, let me start— psychotherapist lucy beresford. lucy, let me start with you. your— lucy, let me start with you. your reaction _ lucy, let me start with you. your reaction to— lucy, let me start with you. your reaction to the punishments merei— your reaction to the punishments meiei our— your reaction to the punishments meiei our upon— your reaction to the punishments meted out upon jeremy clarkson for nie— meted out upon jeremy clarkson for his article— meted out upon jeremy clarkson for his article about meghan iiarkie— for his article about meghan iiarkie iaei— for his article about meghan markle last year— for his article about meghan markle last year ? e markle last year? i think it's far too harsh. i'm extremely worried about ipso's recommendation because my

understanding was that actually if you were the person on who was slighted in an article or something that was said by a journalist, then you could be the one that could go to ipso and get redress. but what wasn't meant to happen was that there was a braying mob that would be able to apply bannau to ipso on behalf of someone else . so behalf of someone else. so that's a fundamental rewrite . that's a fundamental rewrite. king of ipso rules. that's a fundamental rewrite. king of ipso rules . and that is king of ipso rules. and that is a really worrying signal that actually free speech is no longer sacred in this country , longer sacred in this country, that if you are a journalist , if that if you are a journalist, if you're a newspaper proprietor , you're a newspaper proprietor, if you're an editor of a magazine , in that actually magazine, in that actually anybody , anybody could come anybody, anybody could come after you and express dissatisfaction with something you've said or disapproval. now, it just so happens that i thought, what jeremy clarkson said was disgraceful. i didn't get the game of thrones reference because i have never watched game of thrones, but that's irrelevant. the fact is ,

that's irrelevant. the fact is, he's a columnist. he's paid to say things that are perhaps controversial or sometimes to say things that other people are thinking. i disagree with what he said about meghan markle, and i thought the imagery was really upsetting. but he in this country , he has a right to say country, he has a right to say that. country, he has a right to say that . and ipso has a right to that. and ipso has a right to protect him as much as the people that he writes about. well, definitely adrian hays. were— well, definitely adrian hays. we're talking— well, definitely adrian hays. we're talking about meghan iiarkie— we're talking about meghan markle here,— we're talking about meghan markle here, a— we're talking about meghan markle here, a multi—millionaire , a very— markle here, a multi—millionaire , a very powemui— markle here, a multi—millionaire , a very powerful person. one of ine— , a very powerful person. one of me moei— , a very powerful person. one of the most famous— , a very powerful person. one of the most famous people on the pianei. — the most famous people on the pianei. ire— the most famous people on the pianei. we a— the most famous people on the planet. it's a worrying situation.— planet. it's a worrying situation. if- planet. it's a worrying situation. if a newspaper eoiumniei— situation. if a newspaper columnist can't tear a famous eeieiriiy— columnist can't tear a famous oeieiriry a— columnist can't tear a famous celebrity, a second, you . iv/rz;9“ celebrity, a second, you. yeah. rook.— celebrity, a second, you. yeah. iook. a— celebrity, a second, you. yeah. look, a friend— celebrity, a second, you. yeah. look, a friend of— celebrity, a second, you. yeah. look, a friend of mine said to me many, many years ago , when me many, many years ago, when you put yourself on a public stage , you're there to be shot stage, you're there to be shot down and that comes with the territory. mark you get trolled. i get. i get some abusive comments. it comes. it comes with the job. but look, jeremy has upset the indians. the pakistan , chinese, mexicans, pakistan, chinese, mexicans, argentina . it's part of it's argentina. it's part of it's part of his job. lib dems. yeah

the lot and it's part. and we find it hilarious. he's he's boonsh. find it hilarious. he's he's boorish . he does it. and that's boorish. he does it. and that's part of the way he is his appeal. but look. so i like lucy said, i fully disagree but on a serious note, the greatest threats to our way of life is to me is not climate change. it's not russia , it's not pandemics. not russia, it's not pandemics. it's the threat to free speech and freedom and what's going on with deplatforming. cancel culture and everything is a very, very sinister development in the west. and we really need to redress this balance. sajeela i'm not sure about to redress this balance. - sajeela i'm not sure about the excrement walking naked through the excrement walking naked through rne eeer.— excrement walking naked through the street. that's— excrement walking naked through the street. that's not language i the street. that's not language iwouia— the street. that's not language iwouii nave— the street. that's not language i would have used. yeah, but man— i would have used. yeah, but apari from— i would have used. yeah, but apart from that,— i would have used. yeah, but apart from that, i— i would have used. yeah, but apart from that, i thought the ariieie— apart from that, i thought the ariieie ae— apart from that, i thought the article was hilarious. �*fiirzmm article was hilarious. well, ire— article was hilarious. well, its funny— article was hilarious. well, it's funny because you read that out in your voice as a comedian and yes, i laughed, but the point is, he's not a comedian. and. and i've got a really uncomfortable position on this because like adrian or like most comedians, i'm really all for free speech. i think that's really important. i come from a, you know , a background where

you know, a background where free speech isn't, and i really , really value that . however, , really value that. however, what he wrote. yes it was really harsh. i was under the impression that it was meghan who was offended and therefore i understood. but it was also 25,000 people complained . and he 25,000 people complained. and he himself actually admitted that it was too harsh. he couldn't you know, he said, oh, my daughter's made me apologise. so there was some sort of reflection on his part. and if he had been more like, no, i stand by what i said. i think it would be a different story. i think it's because he kind of felt that he'd you know, i've said this before, but i think meghan and harry, there is an unhealthy obsession with them. and in a very negative way. i don't know them. i don't really care either way about them. but when you see it like on a on a mass scale, on a daily basis, it is harsh to sort of like. but if 25,000 people complain, that's a lot of people saying, look, we don't is right. but don't think this is right. but jeremy you're comedian. jeremy, you're not a comedian. don't over here taking our don't come over here taking our jobs. do you know what i mean?

25,000 snowflakes, in view. 25,000 snowflakes, in my view. wnar—uia- 25,000 snowflakes, in my view. wnai—pia jeremyl what do you think? did jeremy ciarkeon— what do you think? did jeremy clarkson-too— what do you think? did jeremy clarkson-too far?- what do you think? did jeremy clarkson too far? he said clarkson go too far? he said mar— clarkson go too far? he said inai iiepnan— clarkson go too far? he said that meghan markle worse that meghan markle was worse inan—koeel that meghan markle was worse- inan—koee weer than the mass murderer rose west . ue— than the mass murderer rose west . we ae— than the mass murderer rose west . we rokinp— than the mass murderer rose west . we rokinp .— than the mass murderer rose west . he was joking . i'm— than the mass murderer rose west . he was joking . i'm going to . he was joking. i'm going to defend— . he was joking. i'm going to defend nim— . he was joking. i'm going to defend him all— . he was joking. i'm going to defend him all the way. but let me know— defend him all the way. but let me know what— defend him all the way. but let me know what you think, eepeeiaiiy— me know what you think, especially if— me know what you think, especially if you don't agree. iiarparei— especially if you don't agree. iiarparer en— especially if you don't agree. margaret gb news .com. look, eominp— margaret gb news .com. look, eominp up— margaret gb news .com. look, eominp up ai— margaret gb news .com. look, coming up at 1030, we've got tomorrow's-at- coming up at 1030, we've got tomorrow's at 1030 sharp tomorrow's papers at 1030 sharp wim— tomorrow's papers at 1030 sharp wirn-puniii— tomorrow's papers at 1030 sharp with pundit reaction . but with full pundit reaction. but near— with full pundit reaction. but next-tonight's— with full pundit reaction. but next tonight's newsmaker is next up, tonight's newsmaker is kineey— next up, tonight's newsmaker is kinsey schofield,— next up, tonight's newsmaker is kinsey schofield, the queen of us kinsey schofield, the queen of us enowiiz— kinsey schofield, the queen of us showbiz royal— kinsey schofield, the queen of us showbiz royal and political reponinp— us showbiz royal and political reporiinp .— us showbiz royal and political reporiinp . we— us showbiz royal and political reporting . we will be reporting. we will be remembering princess diana , who remembering princess diana, who wouii— remembering princess diana, who wouia nave— remembering princess diana, who would have turned— remembering princess diana, who would have turned 62 today. plus can would have turned 62 today. plus i— would have turned 62 today. plus i reki— would have turned 62 today. plus i ieii you— would have turned 62 today. plus can i tell you that— would have turned 62 today. plus can i tell you that sky news's kay— can i tell you that sky news's kay nuriey— can i tell you that sky news's kay nuriey nae— can i tell you that sky news's kay burley has attacked a gb wewe— kay burley has attacked a gb wewe eiar— kay burley has attacked a gb news star and— kay burley has attacked a gb news star and i'll be dealing wim— news star and i'll be dealing wiin ner—

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birthday. diana remembered that in puer— birthday. diana remembered that in iuei a— birthday. diana remembered that in just a moment— birthday. diana remembered that in just a moment ,_ birthday. diana remembered that in just a moment , folks. kay in just a moment, folks. kay puppy,— in just a moment, folks. kay puppy, me— in just a moment, folks. kay burley, the breakfast tv preeenier— burley, the breakfast tv presenter at— burley, the breakfast tv presenter at sky news, has had a bit presenter at sky news, has had a iii of— presenter at sky news, has had a iii of a— presenter at sky news, has had a iii of a rip— presenter at sky news, has had a iii of a rip ai— presenter at sky news, has had a bit of a dig at nigel farage wiper— bit of a dig at nigel farage now. nigel farage gb news preeenier— now. nigel farage gb news presenter has— now. nigel farage gb news presenter has had his bank accounts, cancer killed with no eapianarion— accounts, cancer killed with no explanation whatsoever . deeply explanation whatsoever. deeply ooneermnp— explanation whatsoever. deeply concerning. here's what kay nuriey— concerning. here's what kay nuriey nai— concerning. here's what kay nuriey naa io— concerning. here's what kay burley had to say. take a look at burley had to say. take a look ai mie— burley had to say. take a look at this tweet.— burley had to say. take a look at this tweet. she— burley had to say. take a look at this tweet. she tweeted, if eipnr— at this tweet. she tweeted, if eipnr eeparaie— at this tweet. she tweeted, if eight separate banks don't want your— eight separate banks don't want your ueio— eight separate banks don't want your ueio i— eight separate banks don't want your custom, i suppose you'd eiari— your custom, i suppose you'd eiari io— your custom, i suppose you'd start to wonder— your custom, i suppose you'd start to wonder why . what an start to wonder why. what an ineeneiriwe — start to wonder why. what an insensitive thing— start to wonder why. what an insensitive thing to tweet. rirer— insensitive thing to tweet. me or— insensitive thing to tweet. first of all,— insensitive thing to tweet. first of all, this is a guy mar-e— first of all, this is a guy rnar-e for— first of all, this is a guy that's for no— first of all, this is a guy that's for no reason . he's not that's for no reason. he's not keen— that's for no reason. he's not been informed— that's for no reason. he's not been informed why those accounts nave— been informed why those accounts nave keen— been informed why those accounts have been cancelled. kay burley ioeen-i— have been cancelled. kay burley ioeen-i nave— have been cancelled. kay burley doesn't have any— have been cancelled. kay burley doesn't have any empathy. she's not doesn't have any empathy. she's nor worried— doesn't have any empathy. she's not worried that— doesn't have any empathy. she's not worried that she lives in a euppoeeaiy— not worried that she lives in a euppoeeaiy nee— not worried that she lives in a supposedly free country that wouii— supposedly free country that wouia io— supposedly free country that would do that— supposedly free country that would do that based upon perhaps nawinp— would do that based upon perhaps nawinp ine— would do that based upon perhaps nawinp rne wronp— would do that based upon perhaps having the wrong political opinione— having the wrong political opinione .— having the wrong political opinions. plus, she's a rournaiiei— opinions. plus, she's a journalist that doesn't want answers as to _ journalist that doesn't want answers as to why it has nappenei.— answers as to why it has happened. it's- answers as to why it has happened. it's a shocking reaeiion— happened. it's a shocking reaction and— happened. it's a shocking reaction and a— happened. it's a shocking reaction and a disappointing low for television— reaction and a disappointing low for television journalism . but for television journalism. but i'll for television journalism. but in ie— for television journalism. but

i'll be honest— for television journalism. but i'll be honest with you, i'm not roo— i'll be honest with you, i'm not ioo worried— i'll be honest with you, i'm not too worried about— i'll be honest with you, i'm not too worried about sky news ieauee— too worried about sky news ieauee for— too worried about sky news because for the _ too worried about sky news because for the first time in ine— because for the first time in me nieiory— because for the first time in the history of— because for the first time in the history of this programme, on a rriiay— the history of this programme, on a friday night— the history of this programme, on a friday night, we beat sky wewe— on a friday night, we beat sky wewe ana— on a friday night, we beat sky news and bbc— on a friday night, we beat sky news and bbc news for the enrireiy— news and bbc news for the eniireiy or— news and bbc news for the entirety of the _ news and bbc news for the entirety of the show by a significant— entirety of the show by a significant margin. why? because of you— significant margin. why? because of you .— significant margin. why? because or you , my— significant margin. why? because of you , my viewers— significant margin. why? because of you , my viewers and listeners of you, my viewers and listeners wno— of you, my viewers and listeners wno are— of you, my viewers and listeners who are so loyal— of you, my viewers and listeners who are so loyal and we are iuiiiinp— who are so loyal and we are building quite— who are so loyal and we are building quite an army here on gb building quite an army here on on wewe— building quite an army here on on wewe ani— building quite an army here on gb news and here on mark dolan ionipnr.— gb news and here on mark dolan ionipni. so— gb news and here on mark dolan ionipni. so if— gb news and here on mark dolan tonight. so if you're enjoying the tonight. so if you're enjoying rne propramme— tonight. so if you're enjoying the programme and if you're enroyinp— the programme and if you're enroyinp ine— the programme and if you're enjoying the channel, tell your rrienie— enjoying the channel, tell your rrienae ani— enjoying the channel, tell your friends and tell— enjoying the channel, tell your friends and tell your family and ieue— friends and tell your family and ier-e enanpe— friends and tell your family and let's change the— friends and tell your family and let's change the world together. wno— let's change the world together. wno neede— let's change the world together. wno neeie kay— let's change the world together. who needs kay burley and who neeie— who needs kay burley and who neeie sky— who needs kay burley and who needs sky news— who needs kay burley and who needs sky news now? folks today wouii— needs sky news now? folks today wouia nave— needs sky news now? folks today would have been— needs sky news now? folks today would have been the 62nd pinnaay— would have been the 62nd pinnaay or— would have been the 62nd birthday of princess diana. what a ioee— birthday of princess diana. what a ioee ro— birthday of princess diana. what a ioee ro ine— birthday of princess diana. what a loss to the world. what a true prineeee— a loss to the world. what a true prineeee ene— a loss to the world. what a true princess she was. _ a loss to the world. what a true princess she was. mother, of course, to harry— princess she was. mother, of course, to harry and william . course, to harry and william. uei-e— course, to harry and william. let's remember— course, to harry and william. let's remember her great legacy in— let's remember her great legacy in ine— let's remember her great legacy now in the company of tonight's news maker, the— now in the company of tonight's news maker, the queen of us enowiiz— news maker, the queen of us showbiz royal— news maker, the queen of us showbiz royal and political reporiinp— showbiz royal and political reporiinp .— showbiz royal and political reporting, kinsey showbiz royal and political reporting , kinsey schofield reporting, kinsey schofield kineey,— reporting, kinsey schofield kineey, a—

reporting, kinsey schofield kinsey, a sad— reporting, kinsey schofield kinsey, a sad day, but we should emiie— kinsey, a sad day, but we should emiie ae— kinsey, a sad day, but we should emiie ae we— kinsey, a sad day, but we should smile as we remember diana. kneoiureiy. — smile as we remember diana. kneoiureiy. i— smile as we remember diana. absolutely. i mean— smile as we remember diana. absolutely. i mean ,- smile as we remember diana. absolutely. i mean , think- smile as we remember diana. absolutely. i mean , think about absolutely. i mean, think about it. it's been over 25 years now. we still celebrate her for her fashion. her compassion. she still such an important figure . still such an important figure. i don't know that she knew at the time of her death that we would still be celebrating her life as as fiercely as we do today. no indeed. so what was epeeiai— today. no indeed. so what was epeeiai aioui— today. no indeed. so what was special about diana— today. no indeed. so what was special about diana ?- krzr so what was special about diana ? because i special about diana? because i know— special about diana? because i know mai— special about diana? because i know that you've— special about diana? because i know that you've been captivated by ner— know that you've been captivated by ner — know that you've been captivated by ner you— know that you've been captivated by her since you were a little pin— by her since you were a little piri . — by her since you were a little piri . i— by her since you were a little piri. i mem— by her since you were a little girl. i mean, i— by her since you were a little girl. i mean, ijust- by her since you were a little girl . r:r:ir“ . by her since you were a little girl. i mean, i just don't think that you typically i would say around the same time , um, we saw around the same time, um, we saw diana and elizabeth taylor really ? they. they did really? they. they did discovered how to take their celebrity and turn it into attention on something other than themselves . they wanted you than themselves. they wanted you to talk about the charities that they were involved with . they they were involved with. they wanted you to talk about something bigger than themselves . and i would really credit

diana. i mean , on on turning diana. i mean, on on turning that obsession with her media wise into something that was so much bigger than she was. and more important than she was. and that's she was involved in breast cancer research research, so famous for her aids outreach , which just the way she would quietly visit hospices in the middle of the night and sit with people that were alone as they died . and, you know, you just died. and, you know, you just don't see people like that in the world. and i think that, you know, you just had that conversation about meghan markle. hard today to find markle. it's hard today to find celebs , cities or even royals celebs, cities or even royals that care more about people in need. others outside of themselves. and when you do see that you you are amazed by it. you cling to it. you want to be more like that person . and more like that person. and kinsey, these pictures- kinsey, these pictures remind us now— kinsey, these pictures remind us now erunninpiy— kinsey, these pictures remind us how stunningly beautiful she

ae weir— how stunningly beautiful she was, as well as— how stunningly beautiful she was, as well as empathy . btec was, as well as empathy. btec a eompiere— was, as well as empathy. btec a eompieie one— was, as well as empathy. btec a complete one off— was, as well as empathy. btec a complete one off star quality , complete one off star quality, ine— complete one off star quality, me x— complete one off star quality, me x raeior— complete one off star quality, the x factor and— complete one off star quality, the x factor and she would have keen— the x factor and she would have been oz.— the x factor and she would have been oz. so— the x factor and she would have been oz. so if— the x factor and she would have been 62. so if she— the x factor and she would have been 62. so if she was with us roiay— been 62. so if she was with us ioiay ene— been 62. so if she was with us today, she would— been 62. so if she was with us today, she would be gorgeous. sne— today, she would be gorgeous. sne wouii— today, she would be gorgeous. she would be _ today, she would be gorgeous. she would be radiant , today, she would be gorgeous. she would be radiant, and she wouia— she would be radiant, and she wouia nave— she would be radiant, and she would have so— she would be radiant, and she would have so much to give . iv/rz;5 would have so much to give. yes . i would have so much to give. yes . i mem— would have so much to give. yes . i i— would have so much to give. yes . i i uo— would have so much to give. yes . i mean, i do think— would have so much to give. yes . i mean, i do think one- would have so much to give. yes . i mean, i do think one of the reasons why she has become such a martyr figure for us is aside from the fact that she really, truly did a lot of great work while she was here on earth, she died in this angelic body and with this young face. i mean, she's forever young to us, similar to, you know, james dean. but but i do think i've been talking about this a lot lately. i do think that she would be back in the uk. i do think she would have spent some time in america because she was talking about that towards the end her life. but the second end of her life. but the second prince was born, i feel prince george was born, i feel like she would have been back there. was would have been there. she was would have been a very hands on grandmother, and i think would been wanted think she would have been wanted to those babies. so

to be around those babies. so i don't think america would have had yeah. how do had her forever. yeah. how do you think megxit_ had her forever. yeah. how do you think megxit would- “9r: / how do you think megxit would have piayea— you think megxit would have piayea our— you think megxit would have piayea our on— you think megxit would have played out on diana's if played out on diana's watch if diana— played out on diana's watch if i>iana nai— played out on diana's watch if diana had been— played out on diana's watch if diana had been around? would marry— diana had been around? would warry ani— diana had been around? would harry and meghan still be here? wouii— harry and meghan still be here? wouia iney— harry and meghan still be here? wouia iney ie— harry and meghan still be here? would they be married? what do you mink— would they be married? what do you rnink ner— would they be married? what do you think her influence would nave— you think her influence would nave-e — you think her influence would nawe-e i— you think her influence would have-? i don't- you think her influence would have-? i don't know. you think her influence would have ? r:r:ir“ . �*" have been? i don't know if meghan markle would be around if diana would have been here. i think that they might have butted heads. i think they might have clashed . i think that harry have clashed. i think that harry would have married one of those beautiful young women that he was dating earlier in his life because they would have had a you think about chelsy you know, think about chelsy davy. might have had a davy. she might have had a mentor there could have mentor there that could have said, how we're going said, here's how we're going to play said, here's how we're going to play here's you play play this. here's how you play your right. here's how i your cards right. here's how i deau your cards right. here's how i dealt things. you know, dealt with things. but you know, you know , catherine, the you know, catherine, the princess she had to princess of wales, she had to navigate stuff really on navigate this stuff really on her own. she did an excellent job because she's got an incredible upbringing and a very strong family background . and strong family background. and but i do think maybe he would have married one of the women he dated earlier because they would

have had a mentor of sorts that could have helped them navigate that. that extreme attention . that. that extreme attention. indeed.so that. that extreme attention. indeed. so well, look, let's move on now— indeed. so well, look, let's move on now to- indeed. so well, look, let's move on now to her sons, harry ani— move on now to her sons, harry and wiiiiam,— move on now to her sons, harry and william, who— move on now to her sons, harry and william, who have paid impure— and william, who have paid iriiuie pui— and william, who have paid tribute but not— and william, who have paid tribute but not mentioned each omen— tribute but not mentioned each orner. inie— tribute but not mentioned each other. this would _ tribute but not mentioned each other. this would be torture for diana— other. this would be torture for i>iana . — other. this would be torture for i>iana . wean.— other. this would be torture for diana . yeah, i— other. this would be torture for diana . yeah, i think- other. this would be torture for diana . / diana. yeah, i think that they would be really disappointed by this. but mark, i was honestly surprised to see it. and you know , a little relieved to see know, a little relieved to see that they both jumped in to participate in the diana awards video, knowing that the other was going to. i think it's a step forward. i know that i saw some negative press about it. i do think it's a step forward. both men featured in the diana awards video . this is a cause awards video. this is a cause that's extremely important to both of these young men. and right . they did not acknowledge right. they did not acknowledge each other . they right. they did not acknowledge each other. they didn't film it together, but they are , you together, but they are, you know, seemingly still working with each other, which i think is a good look. and deed. can we

talk now about the— d ' can we talk now about the supreme court in ine— talk now about the supreme court in me uniiea— talk now about the supreme court in the united states, which has endea— in the united states, which has ended affirmative— in the united states, which has ended affirmative action, which is essentially— ended affirmative action, which is essentially a— ended affirmative action, which is essentially a push for iiweree— is essentially a push for diverse motty,- is essentially a push for diverse motty, giving you an aiwanrape— diverse motty, giving you an advantage based on your skin eoioure— advantage based on your skin colour? what's— advantage based on your skin colour? what's the story ? iv/rz;9“ colour? what's the story? yeah, mie— colour? what's the story? yeah, rnie ie— colour? what's the story? yeah, min is in— colour? what's the story? yeah, this is in schools.— colour? what's the story? yeah, this is in schools. this is how college ages look through their applications and determine who they're going to accept into their schools . there are states their schools. there are states that have done away with this before. california is one of those states. there is a push back on this mark. there are protests currently happening in a lot of people that are very unhappy that people of colour wouldn't be rushed to the front of the line when it came to entrance . you know, school entrance. you know, school entries, however , for cbs, which entries, however, for cbs, which is one of our largest media outlets, media corporations here in the united states, did a poll. and while their coverage has been very left leaning and very this is going back a thousand years or 50 years, i'm being dramatic. but while their

coverage has been very left leaning and very disappointed in the decision , they did a poll the decision, they did a poll that said 70% of americans did not think it was necessary to judge a person based on their skin colour when it came to college. acceptance so i think this is really perhaps america talking, saying choose us because we're the best. choose us because we make more sense to you, not because of what we look like. that's right. invoking the memory— like. that's right. invoking the memory or— like. that's right. invoking the memory or ine— like. that's right. invoking the memory of the late,- m that's right. invoking the memory of the late, great martin iuiner— memory of the late, great martin iurner kinp— memory of the late, great martin luther king, judge— memory of the late, great martin luther king, judge me on the eomem— luther king, judge me on the eonrenr or— luther king, judge me on the eonrenr or my— luther king, judge me on the content of my character, not the oouir— content of my character, not the oouir or— content of my character, not the oouir or my— content of my character, not the colour of my skin.— content of my character, not the colour of my skin. well, we judge— colour of my skin. well, we ruape you— colour of my skin. well, we ruape you every— colour of my skin. well, we judge you every week. we love you,— judge you every week. we love you, kineey.— judge you every week. we love you, kineey. kni— judge you every week. we love you, kinsey. and we'll see you near— you, kinsey. and we'll see you next saturday.— you, kinsey. and we'll see you next saturday. thanks so there we wear— next saturday. thanks so there we wear .p,_ next saturday. thanks so there we are. next up, we've got the papere— we are. next up, we've got the papere wim— we are. next up, we've got the papers with full— we are. next up, we've got the papers with full pundit reactions. _ papers with full pundit- reactions. _headlines reactions. some great headlines eominp—inio- reactions. some great headlines eominp—inro .-

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papere. ieue po- it's time now for tomorrow's papers. let's go .- it's time now for tomorrow's papers. grzr ' it's time now for tomorrow's papers. grzr ' papers. let's go. and we start with the sunday express , which with the sunday express, which is always a cracking. we'd read they lead with the following rwanda scheme foiled by £1.5 billion of your money, hundreds of millions of pounds of taxpayers cash has been handed to organisations fighting plans to organisations fighting plans to remove asylum seekers to rwanda. new analysis shows the government gave nearly £1.5 billion to groups opposing its own efforts to end the small boats crossings. it comes as ministers vowed to fight a court of appeal ruling that the rwanda policy is unlawful . unlawful policy is unlawful. unlawful immigration minister robert jenrick said tonight that despite this judgement, our commitment to stop the boats is as strong as ever. also is that an upper crust? george prince joins dad wills at lords. the a father and son enjoying the cricket and a bit of pizza also in the express pm rishi sunak. i

experience racism as a kid . it experience racism as a kid. it does hurt sunday mirror jagger to wed again at 79 an and stephen lawrence exclusive suspect number six was there for a sixth suspect in the stephen lawrence murder was present it's been claimed attack survivor dwayne brooks insists he could have identified matthew white but accuses police of sabotaging the probe. white now dead, was named last week as a suspect. dwayne said there's no doubt thatis dwayne said there's no doubt that is him . the sunday that is him. the sunday telegraph now pylons to be forced on public to hit net zero goal for hundreds of miles of overhead cables and pylons are expected to be fast tracked through the planning system, despite local opposition . so despite local opposition. so britain can meet its environment targets. the department for energy security and net zero is drawing up sweeping planning reforms that industry leaders say are needed if the uk is to

deliver on pledges such as eliminating fossil fuel generation by 2035. matt cron deploys special forces to fight french rioters and tories on course for record defeat in dorries by—election. the conservative lives are on course for the biggest by—election defeat in british history. in mid bedfordshire, according to a poll . a survey by opinium found poll. a survey by opinium found that labour would overturn nadine dorries, 25,000 majority motty in a seat that has been conservative since 1931. the independents 1300 arrests in one night as riots ripped through french cities and the lgbt plus pride of london. huge crowds march through the capital in celebration . the sunday times celebration. the sunday times now peers celebrated russia day at party with putin's man in london and 10,000 killed by

asbestos in schools, former pupils and teachers are dying after exposure to asbestos in classrooms decades ago, while children continue to be taught in schools full of the material. an estimated 10,000 pupils and staff have died as a result of exposure to the substance since the 80s. among them was chris willis, a 34 year old father of a baby son who contracted a disease related . to the disease related. to the inhalation of asbestos , an inhalation of asbestos, an incurable cancer. inhalation of asbestos, an incurable cancer . after inhalation of asbestos, an incurable cancer. after coming into contact with it as a teenagerin into contact with it as a teenager in newcastle upon tyne . he died last year. teenager in newcastle upon tyne . he died last year . also, . he died last year. also, violence in france of a after shot boys burial . last but not shot boys burial. last but not least , the daily star sunday least, the daily star sunday stingers desperate for a drink, heading to britain, boozed up hornets on the rampage. show me the way to go home hic hic say the way to go home hic hic say the star threat to beer gardens and barbecues. britain is facing and barbecues. britain is facing an invasion of alcoholic asian

hornets say boffins and boffins the nasty critters favourite tipples are beer and bubbly makes you want to go be total say the daily star sunday. those are your front pages with full pundh are your front pages with full pundit reaction. now let's hear the views of comedians. sajeela qureshi adventurer leadership coach and speaker adrian hayes and broadcaster, psychotherapist and broadcaster, psychotherapist and writer lucy beresford . now, and writer lucy beresford. now, folks, let's get through lots of these stories, if we can, at high speed. first of all, a shocking story there in the sunday express us rwanda scheme foiled . by £1.5 billion of your foiled. by £1.5 billion of your own money. adrian we could talk about immigration for the next six hours. let me give one point of six hours. let me give one point or mie— six hours. let me give one point or inie eiory— six hours. let me give one point of this story. okay— six hours. let me give one point of this story. okay the- 5x let me give one point of this story. okay the express is of this story. okay the express ie poinp— of this story. okay the express ie poinp is— of this story. okay the express is going 1.5 billion of your money — is going 1.5 billion of your money. whenever i see this iiinp— money. whenever i see this rninp i— money. whenever i see this ininp, i eay— money. whenever i see this thing, i say, well, what about moneye— thing, i say, well, what about moneye rz— thing, i say, well, what about our money? 12 billion. that goes

to our money? 12 billion. that goes ro nei— our money? 12 billion. that goes ro nei ero— our money? 12 billion. that goes ro nei or— our money? 12 billion. that goes to net zero or 10— our money? 12 billion. that goes to net zero or 10 billion on overseas aid,— to net zero or 10 billion on overseas aid, 100 billion plus on use— overseas aid, 100 billion plus on p52 io— overseas aid, 100 billion plus on hs2 to nhs_ overseas aid, 100 billion plus on hs2 to nhs 160 overseas aid, 100 billion plus on hs2 to nhs160 billion on the nus.— on hs2 to nhs160 billion on the we. koue— on hs2 to nhs160 billion on the we. koue poi— on hs2 to nhs160 billion on the nhs. you've got that's about 160 eoo— nhs. you've got that's about 160 roe iiiiion— nhs. you've got that's about 160 400 billion on— nhs. you've got that's about 160 400 billion on an— nhs. you've got that's about 160 400 billion on an on pandemic ioekiowne— 400 billion on an on pandemic iookaowne .— 400 billion on an on pandemic lockdowns . look,— 400 billion on an on pandemic lockdowns . look, this is small lockdowns. look, this is small money— lockdowns. look, this is small money pui— lockdowns. look, this is small money our i— lockdowns. look, this is small money, but i think they're eiipnriy— money, but i think they're slightly missing the point from a from — slightly missing the point from a from a— slightly missing the point from arrom a poini— slightly missing the point from a from a point if— slightly missing the point from a from a point if they're trying to a from a point if they're trying ro aiee— a from a point if they're trying ro ine— a from a point if they're trying to raise the ire— a from a point if they're trying to raise the ire of— a from a point if they're trying to raise the ire of the readership,- to raise the ire of the readership, i- to raise the ire of the readership, i don't think iney-we— readership, i don't think iney-we poi— readership, i don't think they've got it.- readership, i don't think they've got it. but the point in — they've got it. but the point in makinp— they've got it. but the point in makinp ie— they've got it. but the point i'm making is there is money. if we eieor— i'm making is there is money. if we elect these— i'm making is there is money. if we elect these politicians to eoiwe — we elect these politicians to eoiwe rne — we elect these politicians to solve the crisis,— we elect these politicians to solve the crisis, there surely mere— solve the crisis, there surely inere ie— solve the crisis, there surely there is brains— solve the crisis, there surely there is brains house of there is brains in our house of commom— there is brains in our house of commons-solve— there is brains in our house of commons solve this with a commons to solve this with a rraeiion— commons to solve this with a fraction .the_ commons to solve this with a fraction the money that we've fraction of the money that we've piunierei— fraction of the money that we've plundered _these - fraction of the money that we've plundered these other plundered on all these other ininpe.— plundered on all these other mime-ie— plundered on all these other things.-is this- things. but this is this is puiiie— things. but this is this is public pressure groups who are reeeiwinp— public pressure groups who are reeeiwinp-rrom- public pressure groups who are receiving from the state receiving money from the state to receiving money from the state ro ripnr— receiving money from the state to fight against— receiving money from the state to fight against government poiiey— to fight against government poiiey paeea— to fight against government policy based upon a manifesto promiee— policy based upon a manifesto promiee py— policy based upon a manifesto promiee by an— policy based upon a manifesto promise by an elected government . kni— promise by an elected government . one my— promise by an elected government .and my poini— promise by an elected government .and my poini ie— promise by an elected government . and my point is, if— promise by an elected government . and my point is, if the government— . and my point is, if the government really wanted to eoiwe — government really wanted to eoiwe inie — government really wanted to solve this, they— government really wanted to solve this, they could do it . solve this, they could do it. now— solve this, they could do it. now we— solve this, they could do it. now we pow— solve this, they could do it. now we poi, i— solve this, they could do it. how we got, i believe sevilla ruc— how we got, i believe sevilla iuc io— how we got, i believe sevilla me o pike— how we got, i believe sevilla tuc to give one— how we got, i believe sevilla tuc to give one of military. mere-e— tuc to give one of military. inere-e you— tuc to give one of military. there's you are _ tuc to give one of military. there's you are a- tuc to give one of military. there's you are a former miiirary— there's you are a former military man.- there's you are a former military man. there is many ways we eouii—

military man. there is many ways we eouii io— military man. there is many ways we eouii no i.— military man. there is many ways we could do it. and— military man. there is many ways we could do it. and i say if i erari— we could do it. and i say if i eiari now— we could do it. and i say if i start now, i'll— we could do it. and i say if i start now, i'll never finish. nui— start now, i'll never finish. our mere— start now, i'll never finish. but there are— start now, i'll never finish. but there are ways we could do mie— but there are ways we could do inie iiien— but there are ways we could do this ditch the _ but there are ways we could do this ditch the european convention— this ditch the european convention on human rights. o“rz convention on human rights. one of convention on human rights. one oi mem.— convention on human rights. one oi mem. upm— convention on human rights. one of them. right. okay— convention on human rights. one of them. right. okay what do you think about this story? suella. of them. right. okay what do you thin god,yut this story? suella. of them. right. okay what do you thin god, i'm his story? suella. of them. right. okay what do you thingod, i'm so story? suella. of them. right. okay what do you thingod, i'm so bored’ suella. of them. right. okay what do you thingod, i'm so bored .suella. of them. right. okay what do you thingod, i'm so bored . i'mla. of them. right. okay what do you thingod, i'm so bored. i'm so oh, god, i'm so bored. i'm so bored. — oh, god, i'm so bored. i'm so bored. were— oh, god, i'm so bored. i'm so bored. we're working- oh, god, i'm so bored. i'm so bored. “g 939 bored. we're working against ourselves, though, aren't we? but is, the rwanda but the thing is, the rwanda neee— but the thing is, the rwanda scheme-always- but the thing is, the rwanda scheme always destined scheme was always destined to fair. — scheme was always destined to fair. iiike— scheme was always destined to rain-iike .— scheme was always destined to fail.-like . it's— scheme was always destined to fail. like . it's almost fail. it's like. it's almost iike— fail. it's like. it's almost iike a— fail. it's like. it's almost like a little— fail. it's like. it's almost like a little carrot that the powernmeni— like a little carrot that the government dangled for all those who government dangled for all those wno mink— government dangled for all those wno inink ire— government dangled for all those who think it's an— government dangled for all those who think it's an issue and they mink— who think it's an issue and they inink ire— who think it's an issue and they inink ir-e an— who think it's an issue and they think it's an issue— who think it's an issue and they think it's an issue because the powernmeni— think it's an issue because the government have— think it's an issue because the government have created this ieeue— government have created this ani— government have created this issue and the— government have created this issue and the government don't wani— issue and the government don't wani-ror— issue and the government don't want-for whatever- want to fix it for whatever reaeon—wnyi want to fix it for whatever. reason._why, but reason. i don't know why, but mar— reason. i don't know why, but inai mai— reason. i don't know why, but that that money,— reason. i don't know why, but that that money, that you're rninkinp,— that that money, that you're ininkinp, ii-e— that that money, that you're thinking, it's going to cost a lot thinking, it's going to cost a ioi or— thinking, it's going to cost a ioi or money— thinking, it's going to cost a lot of money. i— thinking, it's going to cost a lot of money. i can't remember ine— lot of money. i can't remember me ipure— lot of money. i can't remember the figure. exact— lot of money. i can't remember the figure. exact figure. was it iike— the figure. exact figure. was it like £100,000— the figure. exact figure. was it like £100,000 per person ? how like £100,000 per person? how ioee— like £100,000 per person? how ioee-make— like £100,000 per person? how ioee-make any— like £100,000 per person? how does make any sense? why does that make any sense? why ion-i— does that make any sense? why ion-i-uee— does that make any sense? why don't-use-money?- don't you use that money? neauee— don't you use that money? neauee ir— don't you use that money? because if all— don't you use that money? because if all these people are eominp— because if all these people are eominp oven— because if all these people are coming over, why— because if all these people are coming over, why don't use the money— coming over, why don't use the money for— coming over, why don't use the money for-drugs- coming over, why don't use the money for- drugs or- coming over, why don't use the money for drugs or the money for the drugs or the peopie— money for the drugs or the people nobody people smugglers? because nobody rouenee— people smugglers? because nobody iouenee mem.— people smugglers? because nobody touches them..one's_ people smugglers? because nobody touches them. one's doing touches them. no one's doing anyrninp— touches them. no one's doing anyrninp apoui— touches them. no one's doing anything about smugglers. anything about the smugglers. why— anything about the smugglers. why-y0u— anything about the smugglers. wny-you rin— anything about the smugglers. wny-you rik ine- why don't you fix the relationship? �*fw�*rzcc why don't you fix the relationship? �*viri�*rz cc why don't you fix the- relationship? we'll never get hold the people smugglers, hold of the people smugglers, will they're will you? because they're just in world. oh, in cells around the world. oh, come on. you're not making any

enom — come on. you're not making any enom we— come on. you're not making any effort. we don't— come on. you're not making any effort. we don't know- come on. you're not making any effort. �*viri�*rz r:rzr“ c t come on. you're not making any effort. r:rzr“ c t 9“ effort. we don't know a knock on their door. army guy. where are ineye— their door. army guy. where are ineye vou— their door. army guy. where are ineye kou oan— their door. army guy. where are they? you can if— their door. army guy. where are they? you can if you _ ” : army guy. where are they? you can if you want. ' ”rz; they? you can if you want. are my— they? you can if you want. are they there? you— they? you can if you want. are they there? you can- they? you can if you want. ' ”rz; ”r$rzz;7’ you can find bin they there? you can find bin iaien— they there? you can find bin iaien. vou— they there? you can find bin laden. you can— they there? you can find bin laden. you can find- ”r$rzz;7’ you can find bin laden. you can find the emuppiere. — laden. you can find the smugglers. you've got it. �*viri�*rz smugglers. you've got it. we erormeu— smugglers. you've got it. we erormeu me— smugglers. you've got it. we stormed the beaches- smugglers. you've got it. we stormed the beaches in the second war. it goes second world war. again it goes back first point. if we back to my first point. if we really want to this, we really want to solve this, we could. they don't want to. could. but they don't want to. and the cowardice in the and there's the cowardice in the government allowing government that's not allowing it lucy, the rwanda it to. lucy, will the rwanda neee— it to. lucy, will the rwanda scheme-happen?- c lucy, will the rwanda scheme happen? is a scheme ever happen? is it a smokescreen, sevilla smokescreen, as sevilla euppeeree— smokescreen, as sevilla suggests? think it smokescreen, as sevilla- suggests? _think it will suggests? i don't think it will nappen. — suggests? i don't think it will nappen. i— suggests? i don't think it will ever happen. i think, unfortunately, legal processes will it doesn't. will make sure that it doesn't. but it is incredibly but in fact it is incredibly expensive it seems too much expensive and it seems too much money very limited number money for a very limited number of be sent of migrants who would be sent back. the problem is we've back. but the problem is we've got a general election coming, probably what, next 18 probably what, in the next 18 months very few people are going to go into the polling booth and say, my electricity bills have tripled, my mortgage has doubled. ah, but at least they've managed to reduce the number of boats that are coming . but you say don't. i don't think in polling terms in terms of the electorates pre

occupation, it may very well be one of rishi sunak five pledges, but that doesn't mean to say that that's what the electorate is going to be going into the voting booths voting on. voting booths and voting on. well that's interesting. well i think that's interesting. both issues are a concern to my viewers-listeners.- both issues are a concern to my viewers-listeners. i- both issues are a concern to my viewers listeners. i think viewers and listeners. i think iney-re— viewers and listeners. i think they're worried— viewers and listeners. i think they're worried about cost they're worried about the cost of they're worried about the cost or—woniei- they're worried about the costi of_worried about of living. they're worried about monpape—renii mortgage rates, inflation, rent outr— mortgage rates, inflation, rent our-iner— mortgage rates, inflation, rent our-mei poi,- mortgage rates, inflation, rent out, their job, the value out, having their job, the value of out, having their job, the value or—in— out, having their job, the value or—in ineir- out, having their job, the value of_in their pocket. l of the pound in their pocket. nui— of the pound in their pocket. nuilinink— of the pound in their pocket. but think worried but i think they're worried aiour— but i think they're worried about—they'rel about and i think they're worried— about and i think they're worried about— about and i think they're worried about illegal immigration, too. i think both ininpe— immigration, too. i think both things-possible- immigration, too. i think both things possible the same things are possible at the same rime. — things are possible at the same rime. _wa— things are possible at the same rime. -iuereay- things are possible at the same time. _just say this- time. can i just say this illegal immigration thing is historically have illegal immigration thing is hist0ithisy have illegal immigration thing is hist0ithisy time. ave illegal immigration thing is hist0ithisy time. you look done this through time. you look through history when i first arrived country, it was arrived in this country, it was the same story, illegal immigration. when parents, immigration. when my parents, you when you know, back in the day when they over to the uk, they first came over to the uk, it was no, no dogs, no worries, no blacks, blah, blah, blah, blah. know, it's blah. right. and, you know, it's the politicians use the thing that politicians use to kind garner from to kind of garner support from the so i can't help the public. so i can't help thinking that this is just another way they're another way that they're deliberately them in. deliberately letting them in. they're deliberately creating this can ignore this thing so that we can ignore all the terrible things that the government this government has done. this government has done. this government present. government in its present. no, no, . ireally

government in its present. no, no, . i really have. government in its present. no, no, . ireally have. i government in its present. no, no, . i really have. i think no, no. i really have. i think this is a conspiracy, that it's deliberate by the government. look, a legal look, there's a legal immigration those immigration by those legal immigration.— immigration by those legal immigration—ii immigration. i think it's i mink— immigration. i think it's i inink ire— immigration. i think it's i think it's animating everything. i think it's animating everything. i mink— think it's animating everything. i mink-a— think it's animating everything. i mink-a up— think it's animating everything. i think-a up rather- think it's animating everything. i think-a up rather than- think it's animating everything. i think-a up rather than a. i think it's a up rather than a conspiracy. completely. yeah. because, in fact, legal migration has escalated the numbers coming in from europe have declined. but numbers coming in from other places, other of the world, other parts of the world, particularly india, have increased that's increased 600,000. that's because a lot of people are complaining that there aren't enough aren't enough nurses, there aren't enough nurses, there aren't enough there aren't enough doctors, there aren't enough architects. we want people , you a very high people, you know, a very high quality immigrant coming in. but at the same time , you want to be at the same time, you want to be able to say that you're doing something for certain community days where they do feel overwhelmed . i think we have to overwhelmed. i think we have to recognise that there are certain parts the country that feel parts of the country that feel overwhelmed and is going to overwhelmed and this is going to address don't address that. but they don't seem plan . indeed. seem to have a plan. indeed. look, we could— seem to have a plan. indeed. look, we could ,_ seem to have a plan. indeed. look, we could , as- seem to have a plan. indeed. look, we could , as you- indeed. look, we could , as you say, talk look, we could, as you say, talk aioui— look, we could, as you say, talk aioui ir— look, we could, as you say, talk aioui ii aki— look, we could, as you say, talk about it all day— look, we could, as you say, talk about it all day long. 10,000 kiiiei— about it all day long. 10,000 killed-asbestos- about it all day long. 10,000 killed asbestos in schools. killed by asbestos in schools. inai-e— killed by asbestos in schools. inai-e a— killed by asbestos in schools. that's a real— killed by asbestos in schools. that's a real worry, isn't it? sueiia— that's a real worry, isn't it? sueiia inie— that's a real worry, isn't it? suella this is— that's a real worry, isn't it? suella this is nasty. substance

is suella this is nasty. substance ie everywnere — suella this is nasty. substance is everywhere . _ suella this is nasty. substance is everywhere . “ is everywhere. this asbestos, again, when i was at school, it was like we had the bunsen burners and that was it didn't have that asbestos. now, can i be have that asbestos. now, can i pp noneer— have that asbestos. now, can i be honest with— have that asbestos. now, can i be honest with you?— have that asbestos. now, can i be honest with you? i- now, can i be honest with you? i didn't even want to _ be honest with you? i didn't even want to know what you were eniminp— even want to know what you were eniminp ai— even want to know what you were sniffing at school.— even want to know what you were sniffing at school. _ even want to know what you were sniffing at school. iv/rz;r9“ even want to know what you were sniffing at school. / guz sniffing at school. yeah, glue very— sniffing at school. yeah, glue was very moorish back in those days. was very moorish back in those days . it was the one that used days. it was the one that used to peel off on the table. you turned out great. whatever it wasr_ turned out great. whatever it was, it was. we were- turned out great. c c we were just was, it was. we were just iaikinp— was, it was. we were just talking about— was, it was. we were just talking about rock- c we were just talking about rock stars. how iney. — talking about rock stars. how iney. iney— talking about rock stars. how iney. iney-io- talking about rock stars. how they. they-to be- talking about rock stars. how they. they to be preserved they. they seem to be preserved by they. they seem to be preserved iy-iiiepaiiy— they. they seem to be preserved by illegally illegal by having illegally illegal substances. _ substances. perhaps i shouldn't nave— substances. perhaps i shouldn't nave-wnen— have said that. which we didn't menrion— have said that. which we didn't meniion any— have said that. which we didn't mention any rock.— have said that. which we didn't mention any rock. sorry e “ mention any rock. sorry > this is mention any rock. sorry > this ie-nome— mention any rock. sorry > this ie-nome oi— mention any rock. sorry > this is-home of free— mention any rock. sorry > this is home of free speech where is the home of free speech where sue, be. i've just had sue, sue and be. i've just had a go burley, so all bets go at kay burley, so all bets are off now. but i mean, are off now. but. but i mean, it's a devastating thing to think how much is still think how much asbestos is still out yeah 10,000 lives. out there. yeah 10,000 lives. this young father his 30s this young father in his 30s dies an asbestos related dies from an asbestos related illness because he breathed it in at school . that illness because he breathed it in at school. that is illness because he breathed it in at school . that is really in at school. that is really eoary— in at school. that is really scary because _ “ t that is really scary because obviously then the wnoie— scary because obviously then the whole generation _ scary because obviously then the whole generation who belongs to , you— whole generation who belongs to , you know— whole generation who belongs to , you know wnai— whole generation who belongs to , you know what 30— whole generation who belongs to , you know what 30 he was, was ne— , you know what 30 he was, was ne. — , you know what 30 he was, was ne. wean.— , you know what 30 he was, was ne. wean. iariy— , you know what 30 he was, was he. iv/rz;r9“ 91g 1595 yeah. let's he. yeah. early 30s. yeah. let's nave— he. yeah. early 30s. yeah. let's nave a— he. yeah. early 30s. yeah. let's nave a kook— he. yeah. early 30s. yeah. let's have a look know— he. yeah. early 30s. yeah. let's have a look know that's- he. iv/rz;r9“ 91g 1595 yeah. let's have a look know that's 34. siiii— have a look know that's 34. siiii reaiiy— have a look know that's 34. still really young terrible and it's still really young terrible and we iike— still really young terrible and we iike wny— still really young terrible and it's like why has—

still really young terrible and it's like why has this not been reeoiwei— it's like why has this not been resolved and— it's like why has this not been resolved and why. t resolved and why. because the obsession with net zero and climate change. i think asbestos, pesticides, chemicals and foods, chemicals and drinks, water, sewage , it goes on and on water, sewage, it goes on and on and on. all has been neglected on the great altar of climate change. can we get to a story mai— change. can we get to a story inai we— change. can we get to a story inai we wanr— change. can we get to a story that we want to _ tg can we get to a story that we want to discuss earlier? kni— that we want to discuss earlier? one ire— that we want to discuss earlier? one we aioui— that we want to discuss earlier? and it's about plastic surgery. so and it's about plastic surgery. so wnen— and it's about plastic surgery. so wnen you— and it's about plastic surgery. so when you get— and it's about plastic surgery. so when you get a second, pieaee— so when you get a second, please, marcie,— so when you get a second, please, marcie, just just grab mai— please, marcie, just just grab inai iiiiie— please, marcie, just just grab that little story— please, marcie, just just grab that little story for me because i that little story for me because i inoupni— that little story for me because i inoupni ii— that little story for me because i thought it was— that little story for me because i thought it was very entertaining. the brits getting a-ror— entertaining. the brits getting a-ror pone— entertaining. the brits getting a for bone aukus. okay. a taste for bone aukus. okay. were— a taste for bone aukus. okay. were poinp— a taste for bone aukus. okay. were poinp ro— a taste for bone aukus. okay. we're going to get to that in puer— we're going to get to that in iuei a— we're going to get to that in just a moment,— we're going to get to that in just a moment, but a quick one. 0h,— just a moment, but a quick one. on, mere— just a moment, but a quick one. on, inere ii— just a moment, but a quick one. on, inere ii ie. — just a moment, but a quick one. oh, there it is. let's— just a moment, but a quick one. oh, there it is. let's have a rook.— oh, there it is. let's have a iook. kee— oh, there it is. let's have a look. yes, indeed. with the ioweiy— look. yes, indeed. with the ioweiy erory, — look. yes, indeed. with the lovely story, with the demand forlriiiere— lovely story, with the demand for-fillers and— lovely story, with the demand for fillers and botox the for lip fillers and botox on the wee— for lip fillers and botox on the rise, dentists— for lip fillers and botox on the rise, dentists in— for lip fillers and botox on the rise, dentists in britain are now-cosmetic- rise, dentists in britain are- now-cosmetic procedures now offering cosmetic procedures . ordere— now offering cosmetic procedures . omere upm— now offering cosmetic procedures . orders, right. so— now offering cosmetic procedures . orders, right. so you go in to nave— . orders, right. so you go in to nave a— . orders, right. so you go in to nave a moiar— . orders, right. so you go in to have a molar sorted out and they get have a molar sorted out and they per-or— have a molar sorted out and they peilor your— have a molar sorted out and they per-or your worry— have a molar sorted out and they get of your worry lines and get rid of your worry lines and your— get rid of your worry lines and your-reek — get rid of your worry lines and your-feet. seven- get rid of your worry lines and your feet. seven of the your crow's feet. seven of the ripper— your crow's feet. seven of the pippeer aeniai— your crow's feet. seven of the biggest dental franchises are amonp— biggest dental franchises are among .chains - biggest dental franchises are among chains providing such among the chains providing such eenioee— among the chains providing such eenioee-ii— among the chains providing such services-it time— among the chains providing such services.-it time for- services. so is it time for mire— services. so is it time for brits-embrace- services. so is it time for- brits-embrace-surgery brits to embrace plastic surgery 7 brits to embrace plastic surgery e iuoy— brits to embrace plastic surgery e iuoy mie— brits to embrace plastic surgery e iuoy inie ie— brits to embrace plastic surgery ? lucy this is an— brits to embrace plastic surgery ? lucy this is an extraordinary story. i mean, in order to

embrace yourself, that's the highest goal. and to love the body that you're in and unfortunately, what the dentists are saying is, well, once we fix someone's smile , well, then they someone's smile, well, then they start to notice all these other imperfections we've got the imperfections and we've got the skills to be able to fix it. it's very like surgeons, you know, a caesarian. know, if you have a caesarian. and apparently they also do a little tweak for women. little bit of a tweak for women. is that right? i might ask i nipni— is that right? i might ask i mipni aek— is that right? i might ask i might ask for— is that right? i might ask i might ask for that- g”“7 i might ask i might ask for that next time . might ask for that next time. i mink— might ask for that next time. i mink you— might ask for that next time. i think you should.— might ask for that next time. i think you should. it— might ask for that next time. i think you should. it will- might ask for that next time. i think you should. it will change your life. can i just say to kine— your life. can i just say to kiae i— your life. can i just say to kids, i still— your life. can i just say to kids, i still haven't- ” c 79 can i just say to kids, i still haven't got my ripure— kids, i still haven't got my figure back?— kids, i still haven't got my figure back? _ kids, i still haven't got my figure back? v/rzr. qrzr kids, i still haven't got my figure back? v9 qrzr kids, i still haven't got my figure back? v9. qrzr c figure back? you've got a little grey. idon't know. - figure back? you've got a little grey. idon't know. great figure back? you've got a little grey. i don't know. great babe. ereaerreeiinp— grey. i don't know. great babe. breastfeeding obviously- q”rz;«r i don't know. c.”rzr9c breastfeeding obviously worked for-wean.— breastfeeding obviously worked for-yeah. listen- breastfeeding obviously worked for-yeah. listen i- breastfeeding obviously worked for yeah. listen i haven't for you. yeah. listen i haven't eknaiei—onl for you. yeah. listen i haven't. exhaled _on air. for you. yeah. listen i haven't- exhaled _on air. i exhaled since we came on air. i mink— exhaled since we came on air. i mink me— exhaled since we came on air. i mink me story— exhaled since we came on air. i think the story is— exhaled since we came on air. i think the story is very- think the story is very interesting. can i just jump in? interesting. can ijust jump in? because there's a picture of mick jagger getting married. wedding things wedding at age 79 and things because mick because it reminds me when mick jagger about his age jagger was asked about his age and his physical conditions, the lines on his and he said, lines on his face, and he said, that's the that's laughter lines. the journalist asked us, said, nothing's funny anyway, but nothing's that funny anyway, but i it's a line. i think it's a great line. but look, serious note, i've look, on a serious note, i've got thing plastic

got this thing about plastic surgery. really we really surgery. really if we really want keep young, look young want to keep young, look young is our mouths and is what we put in our mouths and things. the food we eat. no, it's a mental attitude. - things. the food we eat. no, it's a mental attitude. i- things. the food we eat. no, it's a mental attitude. i fully areep — it's a mental attitude. i fully areep me— it's a mental attitude. i fully agree. the mental attitude as well. what mental well. but what our mental attitude all stuff we attitude and all the stuff we eat. i think it's so many eat. so i think it's so many people doing plastic surgery, botox, lip fillers and all the things really and just things and really and just abusing put in, abusing what they put in, including noticed young including i've noticed young women surgery. including i've noticed young won see, surgery. including i've noticed young won see, this surgery. including i've noticed young won see, this is surgery. including i've noticed young wonsee, this is where surgery. including i've noticed young won see, this is where the rgery. you see, this is where the worryinp— you see, this is where the worryinp minp— you see, this is where the worrying thing most you see, this is where the- worrying thing-most women worrying thing most most women like worrying thing most most women iike-ape— worrying thing most most women iike-ape wouia— worrying thing most most women like-age would-got. like at our age would have got eurpery— like at our age would have got eurpery io— like at our age would have got surgery to younger. but surgery to look younger. but aeruaiiy— surgery to look younger. but aeruaiiy younp— surgery to look younger. but actually young girls, you've got mai— actually young girls, you've got mar youmrui— actually young girls, you've got that youthful look. you look ieaumui. — that youthful look. you look beautiful. gorgeous. beautiful. you are gorgeous. the youm—know- beautiful. you are gorgeous. the youm—know .- beautiful. you are gorgeous. the youth-know , lixia. beautiful. you are gorgeous. the youth know , lixia is youth thing, you know, lixia is wnai— youth thing, you know, lixia is mm were— youth thing, you know, lixia is wnar were-io- youth thing, you know, lixia is what we're-to see. - youth thing, you know, lixia is what we're to see. you do what we're trying to see. you do not what we're trying to see. you do nor io— what we're trying to see. you do nor do noi— what we're trying to see. you do not do not need— what we're trying to see. you do not do not need botox . however, not do not need botox. however, can-eay— not do not need botox. however, ean-eay-you-re- can i just say that you're iaikinp— can i just say that you're- iaikinp—piwinp talking about dentists giving it. talking about dentists giving in —make- talking about dentists giving ir. —make a- talking about dentists giving it. make a botox it. it's easy to make a botox appoinrmeni.— it. it's easy to make a botox appointment. i've had any by the way,— appointment. i've had any by the way, our— appointment. i've had any by the way, our am— appointment. i've had any by the way, but am like— appointment. i've had any by the way, but am like susceptible. so if iney— way, but am like susceptible. so if mey eairi— way, but am like susceptible. so if they said, look,— way, but am like susceptible. so if they said, look, we can fix your— if they said, look, we can fix your-your— if they said, look, we can fix your-your-anii if they said, look, we can fix- your-your-and give your grinder your teeth and give your grinder your teeth and give you-me— your grinder your teeth and give you-me eae- your grinder your teeth and give you the same time, you botox at the same time, i'd be pp..— you botox at the same time, i'd be iike-upm— you botox at the same time, i'd be like,-right then,- you botox at the same time, i'd be like, right then, you be like, you're right then, you know— be like, you're right then, you know our— be like, you're right then, you know? but the _ be like, you're right then, you know? but the trouble is, the peyenoiopieai— know? but the trouble is, the psychological it's psychological dimension, it's reaiiy— really scary. and it isn't actually just facial stuff. teenage girls are having labia surgery because having surgery because is having because the boys have been watching doesn't watching and saying that doesn't

look expect it to look. look how i expect it to look. and we're actually damaging young people by giving them the idea can be fixed idea that anything can be fixed and it can be fixed, then it and if it can be fixed, then it should fixed. young young should be fixed. young young girls having their private girls are having their private parts. aged 15, 16 or 17 parts. girls aged 15, 16 or 17 surgery are having plastic surgery are having plastic surgery on their labia because the boys are saying that's not how. what is the procedure ? what how. what is the procedure? what will how. what is the procedure? what wiii ii— how. what is the procedure? what wiii i kind— how. what is the procedure? what wiii i kind or— what is the procedure? what will it kind of sometime is it rake— will it kind of sometime is it rake me— will it kind of sometime is it can take the frilly bits away or it can take the frilly bits away or ii puer— can take the frilly bits away or ii ruei kine— can take the frilly bits away or it just kind of— can take the frilly bits away or it just kind of tidy it up and make— it just kind of tidy it up and make ir— it just kind of tidy it up and make ii i— it just kind of tidy it up and make it it just— it just kind of tidy it up and make it it just makes it look kine— make it it just makes it look kind or— make it it just makes it look kind of boring— make it it just makes it look kind of boring and regular. whereas— kind of boring and regular. wnereae you— kind of boring and regular. whereas you want- kind of boring and regular. whereas you want to - kind of boring and regular. whereas you want to you want to embrace the body that you're born in and over time, you embrace the changes that it all mimsy's matter. can i just say upm— mimsy's matter. can i just say .pgrp, aik— mimsy's matter. can i just say right, all mimsy's_ ii can ijust say right, all mimsy's matter. it ioeen-r— right, all mimsy's matter. it doesn't matter— right, all mimsy's matter. it doesn't matter what you look iike— doesn't matter what you look iike aown — doesn't matter what you look like down there. _ doesn't matter what you look like down there. they're all imporiani— like down there. they're all important and— like down there. they're all important and unique. yes, yes. i important and unique. yes, yes. i ion-i— important and unique. yes, yes. i ion-i know— important and unique. yes, yes. i don't know what— important and unique. yes, yes. i don't know what you can say wim— i don't know what you can say wim me— i don't know what you can say wim me om— i don't know what you can say with the off cam. _ i don't know what you can say with the off cam. yes, exactly. mam— with the off cam. yes, exactly. mar-e wny— with the off cam. yes, exactly. mar-e why i— with the off cam. yes, exactly. that's why i was— with the off cam. yes, exactly. that's why i was saying- with the off cam. yes, exactly. that's why i was saying we've lost adrian hayes. he's just minkinp— lost adrian hayes. he's just thinking about— lost adrian hayes. he's just thinking about labias- r: ” he's just thinking about labias now. or iaiiae— thinking about labias now. or iaiiae. — thinking about labias now. or labias. yeah— thinking about labias now. or labias. v/rz;r9“ tell thinking about labias now. or labias. / tellyou thinking about labias now. or labias. / tell you what, labias. yeah. tell you what, eoopie— labias. yeah. tell you what, eoopie n,— labias. yeah. tell you what, google it, google— labias. yeah. tell you what, google it, google it- labias. / tell you what, google it, google it during the peak,— google it, google it during the peak, ani— google it, google it during the break, and we'll— google it, google it during the break, and we'll find out what it break, and we'll find out what i ie. — break, and we'll find out what i ie. wnai— break, and we'll find out what it is. what are—

break, and we'll find out what it is. what are you talking aiouie — it is. what are you talking about? _what| it is. what are you talking- about? _what you're about? don't know what you're talking about. listen, lots more mom— talking about. listen, lots more mom-papere— talking about. listen, lots more from-papers next,- “q listen, lots more from papers next, including from the papers next, includingi tomorrow's—with tomorrow's mail on sunday with an—neaiiine. - an interesting headline. my puniiie— an interesting headline. my pundits nominating pundits will be nominating their neaiiine,— pundits will be nominating their headline,_back- pundits will be nominating their headline, back page headline, heroes and back page zeroes as well. _ headline, heroes and back page zeroes as well. lots to get mroupn. — zeroes as well. lots to get mroupn. .you- zeroes as well. lots to get mroupn.-you .-

in two. well, i in two. i well, strong | in two - well, strong views | in two — well, strong views in | in iwa.— well, strong views in reaction to well, strong views in reaction ro my— well, strong views in reaction ro my puniii— well, strong views in reaction to my pundit debate with the papere— to my pundit debate with the papere .— to my pundit debate with the papere . kni— to my pundit debate with the papers . and let— to my pundit debate with the papers . and let me just bring papers. and let me just bring a ooupie— papers. and let me just bring a ooupie or— papers. and let me just bring a couple of emails— papers. and let me just bring a couple of emails on that. susan eaye— couple of emails on that. susan eaye .— couple of emails on that. susan eaye , ui— couple of emails on that. susan eaye, ui mark.— couple of emails on that. susan eaye, ui, iiark. i— couple of emails on that. susan says , hi, mark. i cannot believe says, hi, mark. i cannot believe ionipni-e— says, hi, mark. i cannot believe tonight's guests— says, hi, mark. i cannot believe tonight's guests think that the ieeue— tonight's guests think that the or— tonight's guests think that the or aki— tonight's guests think that the issue of all these— tonight's guests think that the issue of all these illegal immigrants— issue of all these illegal immigrants arriving is not a maror— immigrants arriving is not a major concern to the majority of the major concern to the majority of me oriiien — major concern to the majority of the british taxpayers. i do mink— the british taxpayers. i do mink mai— the british taxpayers. i do think that maybe they need to rake — think that maybe they need to rake a— think that maybe they need to rake a rip— think that maybe they need to take a trip north— think that maybe they need to take a trip north of watford. inoueanie— take a trip north of watford. thousands of— take a trip north of watford. thousands of british workers are ioeinp— thousands of british workers are ioeinp meir— thousands of british workers are ioeinp meir roi— thousands of british workers are losing their job every time a norm— losing their job every time a norei ie— losing their job every time a hotel is commandeered to accommodate— hotel is commandeered to accommodate illegal immigrants . accommodate illegal immigrants. at accommodate illegal immigrants. ki one— accommodate illegal immigrants. ki norei— accommodate illegal immigrants. at one hotel in— accommodate illegal immigrants. at one hotel in langley has just been— at one hotel in langley has just been iaken— at one hotel in langley has just been taken over— at one hotel in langley has just been taken over by— at one hotel in langley has just been taken over by the home mme— been taken over by the home omiee. 95— been taken over by the home office. 95 local— been taken over by the home office. 95 local people have

owernipni— office. 95 local people have overnight been— office. 95 local people have overnight been sacked. susan for map— overnight been sacked. susan for mar, mank— overnight been sacked. susan for up, mank you.— overnight been sacked. susan for that, thank you. also, dentists are that, thank you. also, dentists ioinp— that, thank you. also, dentists are doing botox— that, thank you. also, dentists are doing botox on people worried— are doing botox on people worried about— are doing botox on people worried about their laughter kinee— worried about their laughter iinee .— worried about their laughter iinee . ie— worried about their laughter lines. isthis_ worried about their laughter lines. is this from worried about their laughter lines . is this from terry? mark, lines. is this from terry? mark, is lines. is this from terry? mark, ie ii— lines. is this from terry? mark, ie ii roo— lines. is this from terry? mark, is it too much— lines. is this from terry? mark, is it too much to— lines. is this from terry? mark, is it too much to hope that ieniieie— is it too much to hope that dentists might— is it too much to hope that dentists might start fixing the naiion-e— dentists might start fixing the nation's teeth— dentists might start fixing the nation's teeth again? it is too muon— nation's teeth again? it is too muen ierry. — nation's teeth again? it is too much, terry. thanks for that. kppreeiaie— much, terry. thanks for that. appreciate all— much, terry. thanks for that. appreciate all your emails ionipni.— appreciate all your emails ronipnr. ny— appreciate all your emails tonight. by the— appreciate all your emails tonight. by the way, mark, at gb wewe— tonight. by the way, mark, at gb news .com. we've— tonight. by the way, mark, at gb news .com. we've got the mail on suniay— news .com. we've got the mail on sunday near.— news .com. we've got the mail on sunday next. and— news .com. we've got the mail on sunday next. and let's see what iney— sunday next. and let's see what mey reai— sunday next. and let's see what mey ieai wim— sunday next. and let's see what they lead with .— sunday next. and let's see what they lead with . woke met band they lead with. woke met band paupe— they lead with. woke met band paape mime— they lead with. woke met band badge tribute to— they lead with. woke met band badge tribute to fallen omieere. — badge tribute to fallen officers. police officers have keen— officers. police officers have been banned— officers. police officers have been banned from wearing a badge eommemoraiinp— been banned from wearing a badge commemorating colleagues killed off in— commemorating colleagues killed on in me— commemorating colleagues killed off in the line— commemorating colleagues killed off in the line of— commemorating colleagues killed off in the line of duty . commemorating colleagues killed off in the line of duty. in case it off in the line of duty. in case i omenie— off in the line of duty. in case it offends the _ off in the line of duty. in case it offends the lgbt q plus eommuniry— it offends the lgbt q plus community families have fallen. omioere— community families have fallen. officers tonight— community families have fallen. officers tonight reacted angrily to officers tonight reacted angrily ro me— officers tonight reacted angrily to the completely crazy order mai— to the completely crazy order mar mei— to the completely crazy order that met officers— to the completely crazy order that met officers should not me— that met officers should not wear the thin— that met officers should not wear the thin blue line emblem , wear the thin blue line emblem, a knack— wear the thin blue line emblem, a iiaek ani— wear the thin blue line emblem, a black and white— wear the thin blue line emblem, a black and white union flag wim— a black and white union flag mm a— a black and white union flag mm a min— a black and white union flag with a thin horizontal blue line . if with a thin horizontal blue line . if workinp— with a thin horizontal blue line . if working at— with a thin horizontal blue line . if working at yesterday's iride— . if working at yesterday's pride celebrations in london,

nave— pride celebrations in london, nave we— pride celebrations in london, nave we poi— pride celebrations in london, have we got time for that nonsense ? yes.- have we got time for that nonsense ? yes. no, we don't . nonsense? yes. no, we don't. crazy— nonsense? yes. no, we don't. crazy ermi— nonsense? yes. no, we don't. crazy stuff. it's— nonsense? yes. no, we don't. crazy stuff. it's time now for my— crazy stuff. it's time now for my punaiie— crazy stuff. it's time now for my puniiie io— crazy stuff. it's time now for my pundits to reveal their front page— my pundits to reveal their front pape neoee— my pundits to reveal their front page heroes and— my pundits to reveal their front page heroes and back page iaiiiee— page heroes and back page baddies. and— page heroes and back page baddies. and let's start with sueiia— baddies. and let's start with suella suella,— baddies. and let's start with suella suella, who's caught your eye roiay. — suella suella, who's caught your eye roaay. — suella suella, who's caught your eye roaay. were— suella suella, who's caught your eye today. er “q eye today. we're going to the heroes or zero. let's go hero rirer. — heroes or zero. let's go hero first. okay, so my hero is daniel de simone, who's a journalist. i hadn't heard him before, but he basically did the job of the police in the stephen lawrence case. it's been 30 odd years now. he researched and found the sixth suspect, matthew white. but the police failed . white. but the police failed. the lawrence family, the community failed the lawrence family, the community lied and lied. there were members that knew what was happening, who it was , and maligned an innocent was, and maligned an innocent young man who died as a result of a race attack that day. and they you know, all these people have got blood on their hands. but basically, stephen's mother, baroness doreen lawrence, said it should not have taken a

journalist to do the that journalist to do the job that a huge, highly resourced institution should have done . institution should have done. and he gets my hero this week as daniel de simone, because he spent a lot of time to get this story. when the police should have done this very important to recognise what was a diabolical and horrific miscarriage of justice. let's have a look at your— justice. let's have a look at your headline— justice. let's have a look at your headline hero- rt.rz; let's have a look at your headline hero adrian mine is someone who's— your headline hero adrian mine is someone who's been on the enow— is someone who's been on the enow quire— is someone who's been on the enow puiie a— is someone who's been on the show quite a few— is someone who's been on the show quite a few times, which is t0by— show quite a few times, which is iopy kounp— show quite a few times, which is iopy kounp ani— show quite a few times, which is toby young and the free speech union. — toby young and the free speech union. ke— toby young and the free speech union. as i— toby young and the free speech union. as i said— toby young and the free speech union. as i said earlier, i think the greatest threat to our way of life in the west is the curtailment of free speech. the deplatforming, the cancelling. it's taken on sinister it's taken on a new sinister turn. it's nothing new because it's for years turn. it's nothing new because it'sthe for years turn. it's nothing new because it'sthe cancellation for years turn. it's nothing new because it'sthe cancellation of)r years turn. it's nothing new because it'sthe cancellation of nigel's by the cancellation of nigel farage's bank accounts and the refusal to have bank accounts. i was more shocked the was even more shocked by the bishop of or someone up bishop of lincoln or someone up north who was asked to give some feedback. he expressed concern about the building society nationwide. i think it was who i think it was the yorkshire building. yorkshire building site. you got it, yorkshire build, he expressed concern about the trans message they're

putting and he putting on their website and he was and i think toby was cancelled. and i think toby and speech union, and the free speech union, they're much work they're doing so much work that's and i think their that's unseen and i think their work, just where is work, you know, i just where is this government? where this this government? where has this government the last 12 government been for the last 12 years enshrining free speech years of enshrining free speech in society ? it's a very in our society? it's a very important factor to me. and i think i said, very important think as i said, very important for large. for our society at large. absolutely a worthy for our society at large. - absolutely a worthy nomination. i'm absolutely a worthy nomination. in a— absolutely a worthy nomination. in a pip— absolutely a worthy nomination. in a pip ran— absolutely a worthy nomination. in a pip fan or— absolutely a worthy nomination. i'm a big fan of toby youngs myeem — i'm a big fan of toby youngs myeem wow— i'm a big fan of toby youngs myself. how about you , lucy? myself. how about you, lucy? your— myself. how about you, lucy? your-rero- myself. how about you, lucy? your-hero . - myself. how about you, lucy? your- hero . his- myself. how about you, lucy?. your- hero . his name myself. how about you, lucy?- your- hero . his name is your headline hero. his name is riniey. — your headline hero. his name is finley. andrew and he was working as a steward at lord's as a summerjob, really post university . and he happened to university. and he happened to be there on wednesday when the just stop oil protesters tried to cover the pitch on with orange powder . to cover the pitch on with orange powder. and he rugby tackled one of them. and that's an amazing story in and of itself. ben stokes was photographed carrying another protester , jonny bairstow and protester, jonny bairstow and jonny bairstow as well. yeah, because ben stokes is putting his arm out to another one. his arm out to stop another one. anyway finley andrew has now created linkedin post promote

created a linkedin post promote almost like a cv identifying all the different attributes that kind of helped him get that one moment because there's a fantastic photo of him sort of rugby tackling. he's talking about how he throws himself into the he is always up for the job. he is always up for a challenge. doesn't kind of challenge. he doesn't kind of say no to anything difficult . say no to anything difficult. and this has just gone viral and it's almost the perfect marketing for someone wanting to get a betterjob. fabulous get a better job. fabulous nomination.— get a better job. fabulous nomination. so— get a better job. fabulous nomination. so how- qrz;c fabulous nomination. so how about your packe— nomination. so how about your iaeke rape— nomination. so how about your back? page zero. _ nomination. so how about your back? page zero. 059g back? page zero. okay, so this is going to be a really surprising one and an unexpected one and will clearly shock my lefty friends . so i. i don't lefty friends. so i. i don't agree with nigel farage on his politics at all. i i don't share his views . i politics at all. i i don't share his views. i do blame him for brexit and the divisiveness that we had . however, i think it's we had. however, i think it's absolutely appalling and my zero is. coutts bank and all the banks that refused to let him let him have a bank account and basically cancelled his bank,

it's a really worrying precedent and you know, in terms of free speech in exactly that, but also the fact that whatever politics he's got or hasn't got or anybody has, that should not be the basis of any business, not doing especially a bank and making a basic, you know, a non—person. and i did watch a clip of him where he got really upset and he said he might have to leave the country. i mean, some people say that he's been hoisted by his own petard. but i think i actually felt sorry for him. and that shouldn't happen to and it's really scary to anyone. and it's really scary that just him and he that it's not just him and he attacked family. and now attacked his family. and now nonh attacked his family. and now north they basically if north korea, they basically if they accuse you of a crime , they they accuse you of a crime, they take three members of your family like generational and how is that any different to them targeting his family who've got nothing to do with what he decides to do in politics is one thing. his family is a separate issue. so that it it's a back tomorrow at nine. headlisos . back tomorrow at nine. headliso that. back tomorrow at nine. headliso that it it's confusing one for someone who is issue. so that it it's a confusing one for someone who is a lefty who feels the way i do, a lefty who feels the way i do, but i don't think he should have

been targeted in that way. a lefty that believes in freedom of lefty that believes in freedom or epeeen. — lefty that believes in freedom or epeeen. i— lefty that believes in freedom of speech. i do— lefty that believes in freedom of speech. r:rzr “ of speech. i do believe in freedom of speech, expression and to a bank account. and the right to a bank account. a couple seconds left, a couple of seconds left, kirian. — a couple of seconds left, kirian. i— a couple of seconds left, adrian. i wanted- a couple of seconds left, adrian. : adrian. i wanted to say something. give a quick line, something. give me a quick line, a quick— something. give me a quick line, a quick — something. give me a quick line, a quick riv— something. give me a quick line, a quick one. itv news- something. give me a quick line, a quick one. itv news is- “q give me a quick line, a quick one. . v something. give me a quick line, a quick one. itv news is my back page there now, two things. this is a story about thames water. when story industrial, when i see any story industrial, i hear from i want to hear from the management. to hear the management. i want to hear the unions, i want to hear the water specialists things. don't want specialists things. i don't want to jack and diane's to go into. jack and diane's living room kitchen to hear living room or kitchen to hear their thing. course, it their thing. and of course, it aer— their thing. and of course, it wasn't even. it— their thing. and of course, it wasn't even. it was,- ” “q and of course, it wasn't even. c c wasn't even. it was, was it diane transgender woman. and the point i'm making why there's zero play to the woman zero fair play to the woman health. was a gender health. but this was a gender journalism news and just journalism gender news and just pushing a narrative pushing agenda no place in agenda that has got no place in agenda that has got no place in a to write in a in a news bulletin to write in a in a news bulletin to write in a in a your nominee and boots, a word, your nominee and boots, chemist, boots, chemist, they're closing they closing 300 branches. what they could be closing 300 branches. what they eouii ire ioinp— closing 300 branches. what they could be doing is— closing 300 branches. what they could be doing is they-be. could be doing is they could be away— could be doing is they could be actually providing— could be doing is they could be actually providing a lifeline for—me- actually providing a lifeline. for—me peopie for the lonely, for the people who— for the lonely, for the people woressureh—p who can't get blood pressure checks.— who can't get blood pressure checks—they. who can't get blood pressure. checks. _they could checks. a good idea. they could actually— checks. a good idea. they could actually-at— checks. a good idea. they could actually i at the _ checks. a good idea. they could actually at the forefront of actually be at the forefront of actually be at the forefront of a change — actually be at the forefront of achange-way- actually be at the forefront of a change way that health a change in the way that health is-in— a change in the way that health is-in-coumw- is delivered in this country.

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