the msm outrage at the where's the msm outrage at the egregious labour lies about witch hunter and chief sue gray did you first approach sue gray to be— did you first approach sue gray to be your— did you first approach sue gray to be your chief— did you first approach sue gray to be your chief of— did you first approach sue gray to be your chief of staff? nick on the— to be your chief of staff? nick on the |_ to be your chief of staff? nick on the i know— to be your chief of staff? nick on the i know personally. i met her when— on the i know personally. i met her when .— on the i know personally. i met her when i was— on the i know personally. i met her when i was director of pubuc her when i was director of public prosecution. i'm confident that sue - ht f i'm confident that sue gray public prosecution. i'm - confident that sue gray hasn't hreheh— confident that sue gray hasn't hreheh ehy— confident that sue gray hasn't broken any rules. a c broken any rules. i'll rail egehse— broken any rules. i'll rail against the anti—democratic takeover by the whitehall blob in my digest next and then my superstar panel way. and tonight i'm joined by carole malone, michael walker and belinda de lucy. elsewhere tonight, just as i warned the rwanda ruling has emboldened the evil people smuggling gangs who are using the liberal court's judgement in tiktok ads for their illegal channel crossings this one reading there is no return for albanians who go to england by boat. so are the new conservatives . a group of tory conservatives. a group of tory backbenchers demanding migration as slashed right to warn that voters trust has been eroded by our out—of—control borders. that's our big debate tonight before the group's president, sir john hayes, joins us live. sirjohn hayes, joins us live.

also on the way was kate middleton right to insist the royal family for back against meghan markle's untrue claims of racism as revealed in a bombshell update to valentine low's book, charlotte griffiths and jarjue it out in the and joanna jarjue it out in the clash. plus, as harry and meghan are spotted holding hands in pubuc are spotted holding hands in public together, are the couple fighting back against the rumours their marriage is rumours that their marriage is on the rocks? my royal master mines colin campbell and mines lady colin campbell and phil exclusive phil dampier have exclusive information on that shortly. also tonight , britain's also tonight, britain's strictest headteacher, catherine birbalsingh, joins me live to explain why she's written to slippery starmer over her racism and bullying allegations against labour mp jess phillips. breaking tonight, nigel farage has been rejected by a ninth bank as this egregious attack on free speech continues and with sky news host kay burley dismissing the decision to freeze his accounts, is jeremy hunt right to warn our financial institutions to defend our freedoms ? and is the left freedoms? and is the left winning the war on british values and culture? neil oliver

and kelvin mackenzie are both fired up and ready to fight back against this chilling new form of cancel culture that's actually been celebrated by the msm . and amid bombshell msm. and amid bombshell revelations that woke itv's bosses were made aware of, quote , serious concerns around phillip schofield teenage lover , will the independent inquiry prove this morning's death knell? we'll tackle that in the media buzz as ever, tomorrow's newspaper front page is on the way for you. hot off the press, a brand new greatest briton and union jack acas to. crown this is dan wootton tonight. let's go you're watching gb news britain's news channel. i have been absolutely furious all day watching the msm reaction to the news that sue gray lied , that news that sue gray lied, that keir starmer lied , that there keir starmer lied, that there was deceit about her appointment as the labour chief of staff and

you're not going to believe how the bbc covered the story tonight. i'll tell you in my digest straight after the news with polly middlehurst . dan, with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you. good 3: dan, thank you. good evening. the top story— thank you. good evening. the top story hehhghh— thank you. good evening. the top story tonight, drivers paid heehy— story tonight, drivers paid heehy h— story tonight, drivers paid nearly £1 billion more for fuel at supermarket— nearly £1 billion more for fuel at supermarket filling stations hash— at supermarket filling stations he year— at supermarket filling stations last year after— at supermarket filling stations last year after they increased their— last year after they increased their preh— last year after they increased their profit margins. an investigation- their profit margins. an investigation by the competition and investigation by the competition ehe markete— investigation by the competition and markets authority has found that drives— and markets authority has found that drivers paid— and markets authority has found that drivers paid an extra £0.06 a me— that drivers paid an extra £0.06 a he her— that drivers paid an extra £0.06 a litre for fuel— that drivers paid an extra £0.06 a litre for fuel at— that drivers paid an extra £0.06 a litre for fuel at supermarket hueh— a litre for fuel at supermarket hueh shee— a litre for fuel at supermarket hueh ehehe .— a litre for fuel at supermarket fuel stops . the— a litre for fuel at supermarket fuel stops . the chancellor now fuel stops. the chancellor now supports— fuel stops. the chancellor now supports eehe— fuel stops. the chancellor now supports calls for— fuel stops. the chancellor now supports calls for a cheapest hueh— supports calls for a cheapest hueh hee— supports calls for a cheapest he fled eph— supports calls for a cheapest fuel find app or— supports calls for a cheapest fuel find app or website which come— fuel find app or website which come hehh— fuel find app or website which could help motorists find the hee— could help motorists find the heeh ahe— could help motorists find the best and nearest— could help motorists find the best and nearest fuel prices on their— best and nearest fuel prices on their phones— best and nearest fuel prices on their phones or— best and nearest fuel prices on their phones or satnavs . migrant their phones or satnavs. migrant eeeehee— their phones or satnavs. migrant eeeehee set— their phones or satnavs. migrant eeeeheg set a— their phones or satnavs. migrant crossings set a new record last menth— crossings set a new record last hehhh, huehhg— crossings set a new record last month, pushing the total for the year— month, pushing the total for the year ee— month, pushing the total for the year so her— month, pushing the total for the year so her re— month, pushing the total for the year so far to more— month, pushing the total for the year so far to more than 11,000. rhe— year so far to more than 11,000. rhe here— year so far to more than 11,000. the figure comes— year so far to more than 11,000. the figure comes almost six rhehrhe— the figure comes almost six months after— the figure comes almost six months after rishi sunak vowed

to months after rishi sunak vowed re shep— months after rishi sunak vowed he she rhe— months after rishi sunak vowed to stop the boats— months after rishi sunak vowed to stop the boats as one of the eehher-e— to stop the boats as one of the cabinet's chief— to stop the boats as one of the cabinet's chief objectives. heerh— cabinet's chief objectives. nearly eooo — cabinet's chief objectives. nearly 4000 migrants crossed the rheheh— nearly 4000 migrants crossed the english channel— nearly 4000 migrants crossed the english channel in— nearly 4000 migrants crossed the english channel in june, which is english channel in june, which he he— english channel in june, which he he hreheer— english channel in june, which is the highest monthly figure shee— is the highest monthly figure since records— is the highest monthly figure since records began five years age— since records began five years age .— since records began five years age . rhe— since records began five years age . rhe rere— since records began five years ago . the lord chancellor , alex ago. the lord chancellor, alex charh— ago. the lord chancellor, alex charh re— ago. the lord chancellor, alex chalk, is asking— ago. the lord chancellor, alex chalk, is asking the parole heare— chalk, is asking the parole heare re— chalk, is asking the parole board to reconsider its decision to board to reconsider its decision re anew— board to reconsider its decision re ahew rhe— board to reconsider its decision to allow the double child killer cehh— to allow the double child killer colin pitchfork— to allow the double child killer colin pitchfork to _ to allow the double child killer colin pitchfork to be released freeh— colin pitchfork to be released rrerh green.— colin pitchfork to be released from prison. the— colin pitchfork to be released from prison. the parole board rerea— from prison. the parole board rarea rash— from prison. the parole board ruled last month— from prison. the parole board ruled last month that pitchfork eeara— ruled last month that pitchfork eeare he— ruled last month that pitchfork could be freed.— ruled last month that pitchfork could be freed. he was jailed for could be freed. he was jailed rer rhe— could be freed. he was jailed her the h— could be freed. he was jailed for life in the— could be freed. he was jailed for life in the 1980s for raping aha— for life in the 1980s for raping aha errahghhg— for life in the 1980s for raping and strangling 215 year old ghee— and strangling 215 year old grrre .— and strangling 215 year old grrre . lynda— and strangling 215 year old girls. lynda mann and dawn hehwerrh— girls. lynda mann and dawn hehwerrh .— girls. lynda mann and dawn hehwerrh . he— girls. lynda mann and dawn ashworth . he was told to serve ashworth. he was told to serve a rhhhharh— ashworth. he was told to serve a herm— ashworth. he was told to serve a minimum term of— ashworth. he was told to serve a minimum term of 30 years, which was minimum term of 30 years, which rarer— minimum term of 30 years, which was later reduced— minimum term of 30 years, which was later reduced to— minimum term of 30 years, which was later reduced to 28 for good hehavrear. — was later reduced to 28 for good behaviour. our— was later reduced to 28 for good behaviour. our lord— was later reduced to 28 for good behaviour. our lord chalk says it's absolutely— behaviour. our lord chalk says it's absolutely vital offenders are it's absolutely vital offenders herr— it's absolutely vital offenders are kept behind— it's absolutely vital offenders are kept behind bars and says rhere-e— are kept behind bars and says rhere-e a— are kept behind bars and says there's a chance— are kept behind bars and says there's a chance the board's aeerereh— there's a chance the board's decision was— there's a chance the board's decision was irrational . till decision was irrational. till now . downing— decision was irrational. till now . downing street insists now. downing street insists areeaeerehe— now. downing street insists discussions on— now. downing street insists discussions on nhs pay and eeharrrehe— discussions on nhs pay and conditions can't— discussions on nhs pay and conditions can't be held until the conditions can't be held until he shares— conditions can't be held until the strikes stop.— conditions can't be held until the strikes stop. but the

harsh— the strikes stop. but the british medical association says hearers— british medical association says doctors could— british medical association says doctors could continue to strike rhe— doctors could continue to strike rhe hear— doctors could continue to strike over the next few— doctors could continue to strike over the next few years if their demands— over the next few years if their demands aren't— over the next few years if their demands aren't met. junior aeerere— demands aren't met. junior eeerere are— demands aren't met. junior doctors are planning five days of doctors are planning five days er errrhe— doctors are planning five days of strike action— doctors are planning five days of strike action from the 13 to he— of strike action from the 13 to he rerh— of strike action from the 13 to he rerh er— of strike action from the 13 to the 18th of this— of strike action from the 13 to the 18th of this month and consultants— the 18th of this month and consultants are— the 18th of this month and consultants are walking out on the consultants are walking out on he zorh— consultants are walking out on he zorh aha— consultants are walking out on the 20th and 21st.— consultants are walking out on the 20th and 21st. meanwhile rah— the 20th and 21st. meanwhile rail passengers— the 20th and 21st. meanwhile rail passengers are being warned of rail passengers are being warned er arerahrreh— rail passengers are being warned of disruption as— rail passengers are being warned of disruption as train drivers rearee— of disruption as train drivers earee re— of disruption as train drivers refuse to work— of disruption as train drivers refuse to work overtime this week— refuse to work overtime this week services— refuse to work overtime this week services with 16 train eeerarere— week services with 16 train operators started running a hrhhea— operators started running a limited service— operators started running a limited service today, and that wru— limited service today, and that will continue— limited service today, and that will continue until saturday as representatives— will continue until saturday as representatives continue to argue— representatives continue to argue pav— representatives continue to argue over pay . aslef says argue over pay. aslef says rherherhe— argue over pay. aslef says rherherhe ar— argue over pay. aslef says members at 15— argue over pay. aslef says members at 15 train operators rhu— members at 15 train operators with rare— members at 15 train operators with rare harr— members at 15 train operators will take part in— members at 15 train operators will take part in further herew— will take part in further industy action from the 17th to the industy action from the 17th to he zzhe— industy action from the 17th to he zzha er— industy action from the 17th to the 22nd of this— industy action from the 17th to the 22nd of this month . and the 22nd of this month. and hasty,— the 22nd of this month. and lastlvr hrs— the 22nd of this month. and lastly, his majesty , the king lastly, his majesty, the king hae— lastly, his majesty, the king has begun— lastly, his majesty, the king has begun his— lastly, his majesty, the king has begun his first holyrood week— has begun his first holyrood week she— has begun his first holyrood week since his— has begun his first holyrood week since his coronation. today hhg— week since his coronation. today hhg charree— week since his coronation. today king charles was— week since his coronation. today king charles was welcomed by erewea— king charles was welcomed by erewea ar— king charles was welcomed by crowds at kinneil_ king charles was welcomed by crowds at kinneil house in he-heee— crowds at kinneil house in bo'ness that's— crowds at kinneil house in bo'ness that's home of the dukes of bo'ness that's home of the dukes er harhrheh— bo'ness that's home of the dukes of hamilton, the— bo'ness that's home of the dukes of hamilton, the annual rraahreh— of hamilton, the annual tradition, also- of hamilton, the annual tradition, also known as royal

week,— tradition, also known as royal rreeh h— tradition, also known as royal rreeh he a— tradition, also known as royal week, is a chance— tradition, also known as royal week, is a chance for the king ahe— week, is a chance for the king and green— week, is a chance for the king and green re— week, is a chance for the king and queen to immerse themselves in and queen to immerse themselves hh seerrheh— and queen to immerse themselves in scottish heritage— and queen to immerse themselves in scottish heritage and culture here— in scottish heritage and culture here eh— in scottish heritage and culture here eh hr— in scottish heritage and culture here eh hv ,— in scottish heritage and culture here on tv , online, dab+ radio here on tv, online, dab+ radio aha— here on tv, online, dab+ radio and he— here on tv, online, dab+ radio and the tune—in— here on tv, online, dab+ radio and the tune—in app. this is gb newe— and the tune—in app. this is gb news, britain's— and the tune—in app. this is gb news, britain's news . news, britain's news. channel hash— news, britain's news. channel | haer hehrh— news, britain's news. channel l haer manh— news, britain's news. channel i last month, after- news, britain's news. channel - last month, after boris. news, britain's news. channel last month, after boris johnson was successfully last month, after boris johnson was santi—democratic forces, dark, anti—democratic forces, which had colluded for three years to bring down a prime minister elected in a landslide , i tweeted my outrage, writing the successful witch hunt against boris johnson has been absolutely appalling . harriet absolutely appalling. harriet harman ran an anti—democrat kangaroo court, a terrible day for the conservative party and british democracy . a standard british democracy. a standard tweet , really. you know, i feel tweet, really. you know, i feel that way . hey, tweet, really. you know, i feel that way. hey, i'm only sharing it with you now because the tory environment minister, zac gold

smith, agreed and he quote tweeted me, adding the words exactly this there was only ever going to be one outcome and the evidence was totally irrelevant to it. now, i think that is a completely reasonable opinion for a conservative peer like him to hold . and it also happens to to hold. and it also happens to be entirely true . but truth no be entirely true. but truth no longer matters is at westminster, which has been swept up by communist style forces masquerading as a standards body . so that simple standards body. so that simple retweet of my journalistic analysis of the farce saw lord goldsmith named and shamed in the privileges committee report. he was named alongside the so—called johnson seven, who also include jacob rees—mogg, andrew jenkins, nadine dorries and priti patel because rishi sunaks government is going along with this ludicrous purge. number ten demanded gold . smith

number ten demanded gold. smith apologise, prove in free speech is no longer at the heart of parliamentary democracy or this government, especially when it relates to the premiership of bofis relates to the premiership of boris johnson . instead, gold boris johnson. instead, gold smith quit in what was an evisceration takedown of sunak as prime minister now today say as prime minister now today say a lie has been exposed far more egregious than anything from the partygate witch hunt. but the msm has reacted with a pathetic shrug of the shoulders labour luvvie sue gray, who ran that stitch up into boris , you'll stitch up into boris, you'll remember, broke civil service rules with her secret meeting or conversation last october with slippery starmer about becoming his chief of staff, even though she didn't leave her post until the news was revealed in march . the news was revealed in march. something the party has been lying about for months. did you

first approach sue— lying about for months. did you first approach sue gray- lying about for months. did you first approach sue gray to- g did you first approach sue gray to be year— first approach sue gray to be year ehher— first approach sue gray to be year ehher er— first approach sue gray to be your chief of staff? nick on the i your chief of staff? nick on the h thew— your chief of staff? nick on the i know personally,— your chief of staff? nick on the i know personally, i met her when— i know personally, i met her when r— i know personally, i met her wheh h hae— i know personally, i met her when i was director of public prosecution. _ when i was director of public prosecution. can— when i was director of public prosecution. can i ask, when you aeereaehea— prosecution. can i ask, when you apereaehee sue,— prosecution. can i ask, when you approached sue, look, if i may eahh— approached sue, look, if i may eahh her— approached sue, look, if i may eahh her she,— approached sue, look, if i may call her sue, i've— approached sue, look, if i may call her sue, i've been looking forlchief— call her sue, i've been looking forlchief er— call her sue, i've been looking forlchief of staff— call her sue, i've been looking for chief of staff for for a chief of staff for a harherh— for a chief of staff for a number of— for a chief of staff for a number of weeks now. i'm eehrhaehr— number of weeks now. i'm confident that— number of weeks now. i'm confident that sue gray is a woman of immense integrity, and she all of this out. she will set all of this out. she's breached confidences. she's not breached confidences. there's to expect she there's no reason to expect she whhh— there's no reason to expect she whhhlee. — there's no reason to expect she whhhlee. -h-h— there's no reason to expect she| will-so. -i'm confident will do so. now, i'm confident that gray hasn't broken that sue gray hasn't broken any rules. if not that sue gray hasn't broken any rules . if not improper, why rules. if it's not improper, why wen-r— rules. if it's not improper, why weh-r yea— rules. if it's not improper, why weh-r yea eay— rules. if it's not improper, why weh-r yea eay hr— rules. if it's not improper, why won't you say it was- if it's not improper, why won't you say it was a month ago,— won't you say it was a month age, there— won't you say it was a month age, where h— won't you say it was a month ago, nick? it was. e ago, nick? it was. it was. i've hear— ago, nick? it was. it was. i've been looking for some time and there's improper the there's nothing improper in the slightest. it there's nothing improper in the slightest . it was improper, slightest. it was improper, ehheeery— slightest. it was improper, slippery starmer- slightest. it was improper, slippery starmer .- g it was improper, slippery starmer . she did break slippery starmer. she did break the slippery starmer. she did break rhe rahee— slippery starmer. she did break rhe rahee .— slippery starmer. she did break the rules . robotic— slippery starmer. she did break the rules . robotic reeves . of the rules. robotic reeves. of rhe— the rules. robotic reeves. of course. the days— the rules. robotic reeves. of course. the days and days on end of course. the days and days on end er hyererheah— course. the days and days on end of hysterical coverage on the hrhrheh— of hysterical coverage on the british bashing— of hysterical coverage on the british bashing corporation woke itv british bashing corporation woke hhv aha— british bashing corporation woke hhv and shy— british bashing corporation woke itv and sky news— british bashing corporation woke itv and sky news will never materialise. _ itv and sky news will never materialise. in— itv and sky news will never materialise. in fact, you're not going— materialise. in fact, you're not gehhg re— materialise. in fact, you're not going to believe— materialise. in fact, you're not going to believe this. i've been heehhhg— going to believe this. i've been heehhhg ahh— going to believe this. i've been heehhhg ahh gay.— going to believe this. i've been looking all day. the bias. b rhea-r— looking all day. the bias. b eheh-r ear— looking all day. the bias. b didn't put the— looking all day. the bias. b didn't put the story on the

rear— didn't put the story on the rear eage— didn't put the story on the rear page er— didn't put the story on the front page of its website. and rhea— front page of its website. and rheh rehhghr— front page of its website. and then tonight on— front page of its website. and then tonight on its 6:00 news hahherhh— then tonight on its 6:00 news hahherhh a— then tonight on its 6:00 news bulletin, a dedicated . just 22 bulletin, a dedicated. just 22 eee— bulletin, a dedicated. just 22 eee re— bulletin, a dedicated. just 22 seconds to the _ bulletin, a dedicated. just 22 seconds to the scandal, 2026 rhhharee— seconds to the scandal, 2026 minutes into— seconds to the scandal, 2026 minutes into its— seconds to the scandal, 2026 minutes into its bulletin , minutes into its bulletin, hahhhg— minutes into its bulletin, hahhhg hr— minutes into its bulletin, making it according to the beeb , rhe— making it according to the beeb , rhe hhhrh— making it according to the beeb , the ninth most— making it according to the beeb , the ninth most important story of , the ninth most important story er rhe— , the ninth most important story er he gay— , the ninth most important story er he gay .— , the ninth most important story of the day . such— , the ninth most important story of the day . such a— , the ninth most important story of the day . such a despicable of the day. such a despicable hreaeh— of the day. such a despicable hreaeh whhh— of the day. such a despicable breach will never— of the day. such a despicable breach will never find its way ehre— breach will never find its way ehre rhe— breach will never find its way onto the front— breach will never find its way onto the front page of the eaarahah— onto the front page of the guardian or— onto the front page of the guardian or the- onto the front page of the guardian or the daily mirror ehrher— guardian or the daily mirror either because— guardian or the daily mirror either because all of these dark ree— either because all of these dark forces are colluding with each erher— forces are colluding with each erher ther— forces are colluding with each erher haer ae— forces are colluding with each other just as priti— forces are colluding with each other just as priti patel warned rhe— other just as priti patel warned rhe aee— other just as priti patel warned was the case. say— other just as priti patel warned was the case. say witch hunt, it is was the case. say witch hunt, it he a— was the case. say witch hunt, it he a whreh— was the case. say witch hunt, it is a witch hunt— was the case. say witch hunt, it is a witch hunt against the fame— is a witch hunt against the former prime— is a witch hunt against the former prime minister, boris rehheeh— former prime minister, boris rehheeh, hy— former prime minister, boris johnson, by the— former prime minister, boris johnson, by the privileges cerhrhhrree— johnson, by the privileges committee led _ johnson, by the privileges committee led by harriet harman , to committee led by harriet harman ,re hy— committee led by harriet harman ,re rry aha— committee led by harriet harman , to try and finish— committee led by harriet harman , to try and finish his eehhrheah— , to try and finish his political career. what do you make— political career. what do you make er— political career. what do you make er hr— political career. what do you make of it and— political career. what do you make of it and how has it been ahhewee— make of it and how has it been ahhewea re— make of it and how has it been allowed to happen— make of it and how has it been allowed to happen ? allowed to happen? the issues areaha— allowed to happen? the issues around keir starmer sue gray all these types of things, they're not happening in isolation. the lack of transparency, the lack of accountability . motty i think of accountability. motty i think there is a culture of collusion,

quite frankly . the problem is quite frankly. the problem is rhar— quite frankly. the problem is rhar rhe— quite frankly. the problem is that the blob— quite frankly. the problem is that the blob is— quite frankly. the problem is that the blob is now- 3 the problem is that the blob is now in control of westminster— that the blob is now in control of westminster and democracy hreeh— of westminster and democracy hreeh he— of westminster and democracy itself is being— of westminster and democracy itself is being eroded by the hay. — itself is being eroded by the hay. se— itself is being eroded by the gay. se rh— itself is being eroded by the day. so i'm going to continue to ear— day. so i'm going to continue to eahh ear— day. so i'm going to continue to eahh ear rhhe— day. so i'm going to continue to call out this mess— day. so i'm going to continue to call out this mess ._ day. so i'm going to continue to call out this mess. but to reeeeha— call out this mess. but to respond now,— call out this mess. but to respond now, my superstar panel, the broadcaster— respond now, my superstar panel, the broadcaster and— respond now, my superstar panel, the broadcaster and top daily express— the broadcaster and top daily express columnist carole malone, hahhhg— express columnist carole malone, hahhhg hhe— express columnist carole malone, making his debut.— express columnist carole malone, making his debut. the left wing eehhrheah— making his debut. the left wing political commentator michael water— political commentator michael rrahher ahe— political commentator michael walker and the— political commentator michael walker and the former brexit party— walker and the former brexit harry her— walker and the former brexit party mep belinda de lucy carole haheae— party mep belinda de lucy carole hahehe. cah— party mep belinda de lucy carole hahehe. cah yea— party mep belinda de lucy carole malone. can you believe the lack of malone. can you believe the lack er eeaeg— malone. can you believe the lack of coverage, the _ malone. can you believe the lack of coverage, the lack of outrage arrear— of coverage, the lack of outrage ahear rhhe— of coverage, the lack of outrage about this breach— of coverage, the lack of outrage about this breach by god, i can hehheve— about this breach by god, i can hehheve hr. — about this breach by god, i can believe it. it's— about this breach by god, i can believe it. e g believe it. it's appalling. but i believe know sue gray was a woman that we were told was beyond reproach. this woman was the beacon of impartiality . we the beacon of impartiality. we were told that she could be totally trusted. so when she said when she said she didn't break the code, when everyone around her said she didn't break the civil service code, it turns

out she has broken the code. and, you know, this was a woman ehe— and, you know, this was a woman ehe-rahee— and, you know, this was a woman ehe-rahee er— and, you know, this was a woman she -rules of the - and, you know, this was a woman she rules of the civil she knew the rules of the civil servhee— she knew the rules of the civil servhee here— she knew the rules of the civil service more than— she knew the rules of the civil service more than more than ayee— service more than more than aye ehee. — service more than more than anyone else. she— service more than more than anyone else. she was almost the service more than more than any civiltlse. she was almost the service more than more than any civil servant. was almost the service more than more than any civil servant. and almost the service more than more than any civil servant. and yettost the service more than more than any civil servant. and yet she the top civil servant. and yet she eheee— top civil servant. and yet she eheee-rheh- top civil servant. and yet she chose them because chose to ignore them because ehe-e— chose to ignore them because ehe-ela— chose to ignore them because she's-a position— chose to ignore them because she's a position think she's in a position to think rhar— she's in a position to think rhar-rahee— she's in a position to think that rules apply she's in a position to think. that-rules-apply to that the rules don't apply to her. — that the rules don't apply to her. aha— that the rules don't apply to her. had he— that the rules don't apply to her. and the idea that starmer rhea-r— her. and the idea that starmer didn't approach— her. and the idea that starmer didn't approach her until eereher— didn't approach her until october beyond didn't approach her until- october-beyond belief october is almost beyond belief heaee— october is almost beyond belief because-don't— october is almost beyond belief because don't approach because you don't approach eeheheay—a- because you don't approach somebody—a job because you don't approach- somebody_a job until somebody with a with a job until you somebody with a with a job until yea ehehe— somebody with a with a job until yea eeehe re— somebody with a with a job until you spoke to them— somebody with a with a job until you spoke to them about what rhey— you spoke to them about what rhey-hh— you spoke to them about what rhey-hh rhar- you spoke to them about what they-in that job. - you spoke to them about what they in that job. and they might do in that job. and they might do in that job. and rhe-er— they might do in that job. and rhe-er-er- they might do in that job. and the-of-of all. they might do in that job. andi the-of-of all of the danger, of course, of all of it the danger, of course, of all of h he— the danger, of course, of all of h he aha— the danger, of course, of all of h he and he— the danger, of course, of all of it is and the reason he wanted herr— it is and the reason he wanted herlwahrea— it is and the reason he wanted her,.wanted to— it is and the reason he wanted her, wanted to know how her, he wanted to know how rrhhrehahh— her, he wanted to know how whitehall-run- her, he wanted to know how whitehall run he her, he wanted to know how- whitehall-run-he wanted whitehall was run and he wanted to whitehall was run and he wanted re-hery— whitehall was run and he wanted re-hery eeer- whitehall was run and he wanted to tory secrets, what to know the tory secrets, what rhey-ve— to know the tory secrets, what rhey-ye heeh— to know the tory secrets, what they've been doing so that he aah-rheh— they've been doing so that he can-them against- they've been doing so that he can them against them in the can use them against them in the rehheehhhg— can use them against them in the forthcoming election. that is why— forthcoming election. that is why-he— forthcoming election. that is why-he very- forthcoming election. that is why is very useful why sue gray is very useful to hhrh— why sue gray is very useful to hhh-rhha— why sue gray is very useful to hhh-rhha hr- him and ijust find it astonishing- him and ijust find it astonishing that you're right. rhe— astonishing that you're right. the mainstream _ astonishing that you're right. the mainstream media is barely eevererhlwehr— the mainstream media is barely covered. went looking for the covered. i went looking for the erery— covered. i went looking for the erery rhhe— covered. i went looking for the story this afternoon and it was hae— story this afternoon and it was the ef— story this afternoon and it was the er hara— story this afternoon and it was kind of hard to— story this afternoon and it was kind of hard to get. the bbc had it kind of hard to get. the bbc had hr eh— kind of hard to get. the bbc had hr eh-wehehre— kind of hard to get. the bbc had it on-website later- kind of hard to get. the bbc had it on website later in the it on their website later in the aherheeh — it on their website later in the afternoon, -you _ it on their website later in the afternoon, you this afternoon, but you know, this woman was not— afternoon, but you know, this woman was not impartial or she hahhah— woman was not impartial or she eahhah re— woman was not impartial or she was partial to the— woman was not impartial or she was partial to the labour party. aha— was partial to the labour party. had rhar-e— was partial to the labour party. and that's but— was partial to the labour party. and that's but it— was partial to the labour party. and that's but it doesn't harrer. — and that's but it doesn't matter. and— and that's but it doesn't matter. and she's got away with ehe-e— matter. and she's got away with ehe-e her— matter. and she's got away with ehe-e her gehhg— matter. and she's got away with she's not going to— matter. and she's got away with she's not going to be punished

heaee— she's not going to be punished heeaaee-rhe- she's not going to be punished because the before because she left the job before he— because she left the job before this decision— because she left the job before this decision came . and you know this decision came. and you know whar— this decision came. and you know aha-here— this decision came. and you know what more appalling ? what was even more appalling? she—eeeeerare- what was even more appalling? she cooperate with she refused to cooperate with hhgahry— she refused to cooperate with hhgahry ,— she refused to cooperate with hhgahry , whrh— she refused to cooperate with inquiry , with inquiry. and inquiry, with the inquiry. and whar— inquiry, with the inquiry. and what astonishing. now inquiry, with the inquiry. and whéleft astonishing. now inquiry, with the inquiry. and whéleft thinksstonishing. now inquiry, with the inquiry. and whéleft thinks they;hing. now inquiry, with the inquiry. and whéleft thinks they can]. now inquiry, with the inquiry. and whéleft thinks they can just rw the left thinks they can just ehar— the left thinks they can just shut-everything- the left thinks they can just shut everything is going shut up and everything is going to shut up and everything is going re-vea— shut up and everything is going re-vea thew- shut up and everything is going to you know what's his to go away. you know what's his harne— to go away. you know what's his shr— to go away. you know what's his name? sir bernard— to go away. you know what's his name? sir bernard jenkin is aehhg—eeeah- name? sir bernard jenkin is- doing_speak..will doing that as we speak. he will not doing that as we speak. he will her he— doing that as we speak. he will her he whhh— doing that as we speak. he will not he will not— doing that as we speak. he will not he will not talk. hi; “3: not he will not talk. he had a parry. he. — not he will not talk. he had a parry. he. he— not he will not talk. he had a parry. he. he wae— not he will not talk. he had a party. he. he was he- not he will not talk. hi; “3: he. he was he broke not he will not talk. hi; “eh3 he. he was he broke the party. he. he was he broke the rahee— party. he. he was he broke the rahee aha— party. he. he was he broke the rahee aha hr— party. he. he was he broke the rules. and it turns— he. he was he broke the rules. and it turns out his wife mav— rules. and it turns out his wife may have— rules. and it turns out his wife may have hae— rules. and it turns out his wife may have had a— rules. and it turns out his wife may have had a second party where— may have had a second party where ehe— may have had a second party where she was— may have had a second party where she was celebrating some eharhry— where she was celebrating some eharhry aha— where she was celebrating some eharhry and he— where she was celebrating some charity and he forgot how charity and he now forgot how many— charity and he now forgot how hahy-ehhehee- charity and he now forgot how many silence around many days of silence around 20 gaye— many days of silence around 20 eaye-we— many days of silence around 20 days-we haven't- many days of silence around 20 days we haven't heard days now. and we haven't heard ahyrhhhg— days now. and we haven't heard ahyrhhhgleeeah.— days now. and we haven't heard anything-speak _ days now. and we haven't heard anything speak. \r:::r “ anything to speak. no. i mean, beunda anything to speak. no. i mean, belinda lucy, the thing about this just cannot my this that i just cannot get my head that do you head around is that do you remember when folk like me were calling out sue gray? does dunng calling out sue gray? does during the partygate inquiry saying this woman is biased? she has links to the labour party . has links to the labour party. the guido fawkes blog did the same thing and we were told that we were crazy . we were being we were crazy. we were being hysterical, we were pro boris, we were making this up. no, she was a labour party stooge and she's now slippery. starmer's chief of we were right .

chief of staff. we were right. i know. well, you're right on. many— i know. well, you're right on. many rhhhge. — i know. well, you're right on. many things. thank god for your ehew— many things. thank god for your ehew-hahy— many things. thank god for your show-many areas. - many things. thank god for your show many areas. you show on so many areas. you hear— show on so many areas. you reweah rhe— show on so many areas. you reveal the other— show on so many areas. you reveal the other side of the ehery— reveal the other side of the erery-hhe— reveal the other side of the story.-the high- reveal the other side of the story. the high priestess story. yes. the high priestess of story. yes. the high priestess er herahhry,— story. yes. the high priestess of morality, sue— story. yes. the high priestess of morality, sue gray, gets reana— of morality, sue gray, gets reaha ear. — of morality, sue gray, gets found out. and— of morality, sue gray, gets found out. and of course, the rhaherrearh— found out. and of course, the mainstream media are very, very gaher— mainstream media are very, very gaher arrear— mainstream media are very, very gaher ahear hr— mainstream media are very, very gaher ahear hr .— mainstream media are very, very quiet about it . of— mainstream media are very, very quiet about it . of course, quiet about it. of course, hehhhhe— quiet about it. of course, dominic-about- quiet about it. of course, dominic about the quiet about it. of course,- dominic-about the bullying dominic raab, about the bullying that dominic raab, about the bullying rhar wae— dominic raab, about the bullying rhar ahh— dominic raab, about the bullying that was all over— dominic raab, about the bullying that was all over press, that was all over the press, over weeks. and - that was all over the press, over weeks. and boris in the age,— over weeks. and boris in the cake weary— over weeks. and boris in the cake, pretty suella on the hahhyhhg— cake, pretty suella on the hahhyhhg .— cake, pretty suella on the hahhyhhg . hr-e— cake, pretty suella on the bullying . it's the msm does bullying. it's all the msm does have— bullying. it's all the msm does have a— bullying. it's all the msm does have a control— bullying. it's all the msm does have a control over the harahrwe— have a control over the narrative and - have a control over the narrative and that that puts eeehhe— narrative and that that puts eeeehe eh— narrative and that that puts people off voting because what's the people off voting because what's he hehhr— people off voting because what's he eehhr er— people off voting because what's the point of voting— people off voting because what's the point of voting if you think rhar— the point of voting if you think rhar rhe— the point of voting if you think that the people _ the point of voting if you think that the people you elect are going— that the people you elect are gehhg re— that the people you elect are gehhg re ger— that the people you elect are going to get rid_ that the people you elect are going to get rid of? if the blob eeh-r— going to get rid of? if the blob eeh-r hhhe— going to get rid of? if the blob don't like them— going to get rid of? if the blob don't like them and the civil sewhee— don't like them and the civil sewhee gere— don't like them and the civil service gets to _ don't like them and the civil service gets to run away, you thew,— service gets to run away, you knew ger— service gets to run away, you knew, ger away— service gets to run away, you know, get away with murder and eeehhe— know, get away with murder and eeeehe are— know, get away with murder and eeeehe haer— know, get away with murder and people are just ified in having concerns over— people are just ified in having concerns over the— people are just ified in having concerns over the impartiality people are just ified in having co the ns over the impartiality people are just ified in having co the civil er the impartiality people are just ified in having co the civil service �*npartiality people are just ified in having co the civil service yes. tiality people are just ified in having co the civil service yes. and y of the civil service yes. and he— of the civil service yes. and the privileges— of the civil service yes. and the privileges committee ' “3 the privileges committee and whar— the privileges committee and what area— the privileges committee and what about zac— the privileges committee and what about zac goldsmith? i mean, loses his job because number 10 wanted him to apologise for retweeting me. darn. i wish he had put that in his darn. iwish he had put that in his resignation— darn. i wish he had put that in his resignation letter because it his resignation letter because hr waer— his resignation letter because hr waer rhe— his resignation letter because it wasn't the ultimate burn that zac it wasn't the ultimate burn that zae eae.—

it wasn't the ultimate burn that zae eaha. eh— it wasn't the ultimate burn that zac said. oh, it's— it wasn't the ultimate burn that zac said. oh, it's because the herhee— zac said. oh, it's because the tories aren't— zac said. oh, it's because the tories aren't green enough that he reehgaeeh— tories aren't green enough that he resigned. you— tories aren't green enough that he resigned. you know, not many eeeehe— he resigned. you know, not many eeeehe are— he resigned. you know, not many eeeehe gehhg— he resigned. you know, not many people are going to— he resigned. you know, not many people are going to connect with rhar— people are going to connect with rhar-eahherr— people are going to connect with that-support him _ people are going to connect with that support him really on that and support him really on har— that and support him really on rhar. he— that and support him really on that. he should— that and support him really on that. he should have. if it was he— that. he should have. if it was he eaee— that. he should have. if it was the case,-pushed- that. he should have. if it was the case, pushed out. i the case, he felt pushed out. i wheh— the case, he felt pushed out. i wheh he— the case, he felt pushed out. i wheh he hae— the case, he felt pushed out. i wish he had said— the case, he felt pushed out. i wish he had said it and put it in wish he had said it and put it he he— wish he had said it and put it in his resignation— wish he had said it and put it in his resignation letter heaee— in his resignation letter because parliamentarians must in his resignation letter bec be e parliamentarians must in his resignation letter bec be cancelledtntarians must in his resignation letter bec be cancelledtntrhaver must in his resignation letter bec be cancelledtntrhave theirt not be cancelled or have their hee— not be cancelled or have their free-suppressed.- free speech suppressed. it's hrhherrahr— free speech suppressed. it's important democracy. important for democracy. i would like important for democracy. i would hhhelhhew— important for democracy. i would like-know-about- important for democracy. i would like-know-about it,- important for democracy. i would like know about it, so like to know more about it, so i rhhhh— like to know more about it, so i rhhhh zae— like to know more about it, so i think zac should— like to know more about it, so i think zac should spill the heahe— think zac should spill the heahe — think zac should spill the beans. michael- think zac should spill the beans. ht think zac should spill the beans. michael walker from a left wing perspective, do you see this just feels like see that this just feels like a total stitch up when you look at the hysteria that there was around partygate and here's the labour party , me and sue gray, labour party, me and sue gray, this very senior civil servant who was given all of this power, proven to be breaking the rules and your media just shrug this off as if it's not a scandal, as if it's not a story. well, i mean, if it's not a story. well, i �*" e ”£0:er well, i mean, i'm definitely aware �*" e w well, i mean, i'm definitely aware of he— mean, i'm definitely aware of he faer— mean, i'm definitely aware of the fact that— mean, i'm definitely aware of the fact that the— mean, i'm definitely aware of the fact that the mainstream heaha— the fact that the mainstream rheaha ah— the fact that the mainstream media can ignore stories which rhey— media can ignore stories which rhey eeh-r— media can ignore stories which they don't think— media can ignore stories which they don't think are helpful to her— they don't think are helpful to rhehragehaa. — they don't think are helpful to their agenda. i— they don't think are helpful to their agenda. 3 their agenda. i think actually you piled into this when it came to corbyn, another to jeremy corbyn, another anti—establishment politician. there said there were lots of things said about said, it

about him. people said, oh, it must true if all of these must be true if all of these labour are saying it. labour mps are saying it. actually think there was actually i think there was a very unfair treatment of him. i think you sort of were very much a part of that actually when you think you sort of were very much a parworking actually when you think you sort of were very much a parworking fortually when you think you sort of were very much a parworking for rupert/hen you think you sort of were very much a parworking for rupert murdoch were working for rupert murdoch when come on your when i used to come on your show, we'll go go show, but we'll go we'll go forward to this relitigate jeremy today. but i stand jeremy corbyn today. but i stand by eweryrhhhg— jeremy corbyn today. but i stand by everything-said- jeremy corbyn today. but i stand by everything-said about. by everything thing i said about rhar. — by everything thing i said about rhar. whar— by everything thing i said about that. what |'d_ by everything thing i said about that. what i'd say— by everything thing i said about that. 3 “ that. what i'd say is that often what you were doing jumping what you were doing is jumping on bandwagon. i think, by on a bandwagon. and i think, by the cani on a bandwagon. and i think, by the can i say what has the way, can i just say what has happened? i just happened? can i just make a point that i think is really relevant to what we're discussing moment? if discussing at the moment? if anyone had tried to shut down jeremy— anyone had tried to shut down jeremy cerhyh-e— anyone had tried to shut down jeremy corbyn's bank account or wheh—year- when you you are at your wehehhe— when you you are at your website, novara media was shut eewh— website, novara media was shut aewhlveahahe. — website, novara media was shut down youtube. supported down by youtube. we supported you down by youtube. we supported yea heaee— down by youtube. we supported you because we— down by youtube. we supported you because we know that's hrhherrahr— you because we know that's hrheerrahr .— you because we know that's important. but— you because we know that's important. but it's not about eehhrheah— important. but it's not about our political views. it's about rreeaerh— our political views. it's about rreeaerh er— our political views. it's about freedom of speech. but that aeeeh-r— freedom of speech. but that. doesn't—comes freedom of speech. but that- doesn't_comes to doesn't happen when it comes to the doesn't happen when it comes to rhe—eeaheahe- doesn't happen when it comes to the—scandals thati the left and these scandals that are—h— the left and these scandals that are—h rhe— are happening in the conservative are happening in the- conservative - now. are happening in the conservative-now. mean, conservative party now. i mean, in conservative party now. i mean, he herme— conservative party now. i mean, in terms nigel farage, in terms of nigel farage, i think if his bank account has been shut for his political been shut down for his political opinions, that's that's terrible. i agree with that. were the only people were you one of the only people on were you one of the only people eh rhe— were you one of the only people eh rhe herr—

were you one of the only people on the left saying,— were you one of the only people on the left saying, no, i'm not earerae-r h— on the left saying, no, i'm not sure-true. i mean,- on the left saying, no, i'm not sure true. sure that's true. i mean, this situation with zac goldsmith. so i the to where i don't like the idea to where disagree with report. you then disagree with a report. you then become of report become a subject of a report because think that is bit because i do think that is a bit witch hunt, because you say if you disagree with process, you disagree with the process, you're problem. now, you're part of the problem. now, again, same thing happened again, the same thing happened with labour the with the labour party in the hrc, for example, but zac hrc, for example, but with zac goldsmith, sure is goldsmith, i'm not sure this is a free speech issue because what's happened is he was part of cabinet sorry, of the cabinet or sorry, a minister who was a junior minister, they minister, and they have something called collective responsibility. so collective responsibility. so collective responsibility is something that all accept. the all governments to accept. the privileges collective privileges committee collective reeeehehhhhhry— privileges committee collective resispeakin9'_ privileges committee collective resispeakin9'-0f- are speaking on behalf of the gewerhrhehr— are speaking on behalf of the government speak. are speaking on behalf of the- government-speak. so government when you speak. so it's government when you speak. so he-e-ahaeaah.— government when you speak. so it's-unusual. but— government when you speak. so it's-unusual. but this- government when you speak. e e. but this was it's not unusual. but this was a hahgaree— it's not unusual. but this was a kangaroo court. _ it's not unusual. but this was a kangaroo court. well,- it's not unusual. but this was a kangaroo court. well, but- it's not unusual. but this was a kangaroo court. well, but that's well, mean, you? for well, i mean, don't you? for one, not convinced it was a one, i'm not convinced it was a kangaroo court. and the reason i say the reason say that say well, the reason i say that and think the reason why the and i think the reason why the argument you're making doesn't have traction have actually that much traction in public large in the general public at large is because have seen the is because people have seen the photos. didn't look like photos. now, it didn't look like an amazing party. i'm not incredibly jealous i wasn't incredibly jealous that i wasn't there those sandwiches incredibly jealous that i wasn't thebut those sandwiches incredibly jealous that i wasn't thebut no, those sandwiches incredibly jealous that i wasn't thebut no, but ose sandwiches incredibly jealous that i wasn't thebut no, but the sandwiches incredibly jealous that i wasn't thebut no, but the issue /iches incredibly jealous that i wasn't thebut no, but the issue ishes is. but no, but the issue is people. issue is the issue

people. the issue is the issue is really, really care. is people really, really care. so saw that there was so people saw that there was systematic breaking in systematic rule breaking in downing it an actual downing street was it an actual party? he was party was party? he was a party that was hhhhea— party? he was a party that was rahee—harry.- party? he was a party that was billed—party. wouldi billed as a drinks party. would rhey— billed as a drinks party. would rhey eare— billed as a drinks party. would they care because— billed as a drinks party. would they care because the bbc sky wewe — they care because the bbc sky wewe rhe — they care because the bbc sky news, the - spoke - they care because the bbc sky news, the spoke about news, the guardian spoke about it news, the guardian spoke about hr—weeh- news, the guardian spoke about hr—weeh aher- it incessantly for week after week— it incessantly for week after week ather— it incessantly for week after week after week— it incessantly for week after week after week and painted a eeheherehy— week after week and painted a completely untrue picture. e jean— completely untrue picture. e rear carrehh— completely untrue picture. e jean carroll this— completely untrue picture. e jean carroll this was- completely untrue picture. e jean carroll this was a- completely untrue picture. e jean carroll this was a kangaroo court. zac goldsmith court. so zac goldsmith uses his job because he called it a kangaroo it was kangaroo court. it was a kangaroo court. it was a kangaroo privileges committee pretending this is about the pretending this is all about the sanctity parliament. no, sanctity of parliament. no, it isn't. about sanctity of parliament. no, it isn't.-about revenge- isn't. it's about revenge on eeeehe— isn't. it's about revenge on eeeehe whe— isn't. it's about revenge on people who having a go at people who are having a go at hem.— people who are having a go at rherh. -hhew— people who are having a go at them. -know, they- people who are having a go at them. know, they say it's them. you know, they say it's her— them. you know, they say it's her a— them. you know, they say it's not a kangaroo— them. you know, they say it's not a kangaroo court, but then rhey— not a kangaroo court, but then rhey-ahe— not a kangaroo court, but then they-and shame- not a kangaroo court, but then they and shame publicly the they name and shame publicly the eeehhe— they name and shame publicly the eeehhe-whar— they name and shame publicly the people-what about- people who said, what about he — people who said, what about this? -seven,- people who said, what about this? -seven, by. people who said, what about| this? -seven, by the people who said, what about- this? -seven, by the way? this? johnson seven, by the way? i are great people. i mean, these are great people. pretty. jacob, andrea pretty. nadine jacob, andrea and all people could be all of these people could be gone the censure from gone if the censure from parliament is over. it is astonishing to- parliament is over. it is astonishing to say- it is astonishing to say it's not a wheh— astonishing to say it's not a wheh-wheh— astonishing to say it's not a witch when you're going witch hunt when you're going ather— witch hunt when you're going aher-eeehhe- witch hunt when you're going after people who have after the very people who have erhrheheea— after the very people who have criticised committee and criticised your committee and whar—rhey- criticised your committee andi what—theyithin what is wrong, are they so thin ehhhheee — what is wrong, are they so thin skinned? -they_ what is wrong, are they so thin skinned? -they so- what is wrong, are they so thin skinned? “ skinned? are they so weak in their argument defending themselves? they cannot any themselves? they cannot take any criticism look guilty criticism. they look more guilty than after these than ever going after these people. belinda de lucy, michael wahher— people. belinda de lucy, michael water—rhy- walker, carole malone, my

eaeererar— walker, carole malone, my superstar—withl walker, carole malone, my superstar—with all superstar panel with with us all eweahg— superstar panel with with us all ewehhhglahee— superstar panel with with us all evening,-also still- superstar panel with with us all evening, also still to come evening, but also still to come as evening, but also still to come ae h— evening, but also still to come ae h haer— evening, but also still to come as i just revealed,— evening, but also still to come as i just revealed, nigel farage eaye— as i just revealed, nigel farage eaye he-e— as i just revealed, nigel farage eaye he-e heeh— as i just revealed, nigel farage says he's been rejected by a hhhrh— says he's been rejected by a hhhrh hahh— says he's been rejected by a ninth bank tonight amid fears rhar— ninth bank tonight amid fears rhar hrs— ninth bank tonight amid fears that m15 could— ninth bank tonight amid fears that m15 could be behind this. so that m15 could be behind this. se whhhe— that m15 could be behind this. se whhhe rhe— that m15 could be behind this. so while the msm celebrates , so while the msm celebrates, rhhe— so while the msm celebrates, rhhe ehhhhy— so while the msm celebrates, this chilly new— so while the msm celebrates, this chilly new form of cancel eahare — this chilly new form of cancel eahare he— this chilly new form of cancel culture is jeremy— this chilly new form of cancel culture is jeremy hunt right to warn our financial institutions to warn our financial institutions re aehehe— warn our financial institutions to uphold free— warn our financial institutions to uphold free speech? neil ehhwer— to uphold free speech? neil ehhwer hae— to uphold free speech? neil oliver has a— to uphold free speech? neil oliver has a fascinating take on he— oliver has a fascinating take on he ehehhy— oliver has a fascinating take on this shortly. but— oliver has a fascinating take on this shortly. but next in the chaeh— this shortly. but next in the chaeh ae— this shortly. but next in the chaeh ae a— this shortly. but next in the clash as a bombshell update to vahehrhhe,— clash as a bombshell update to valentine, lowe's— clash as a bombshell update to valentine, lowe's book reveals hare— valentine, lowe's book reveals hare hh— valentine, lowe's book reveals kate hit back— valentine, lowe's book reveals kate hit back at— valentine, lowe's book reveals kate hit back at meghan's royal ehahrh — kate hit back at meghan's royal racism claim during the sussexes hhrarheae— racism claim during the sussexes infamous interview— racism claim during the sussexes infamous interview with oprah. whate— infamous interview with oprah. whar-e ea— infamous interview with oprah. what's our future— infamous interview with oprah. what's our future queen? right to what's our future queen? right re-heeyah— what's our future queen? right re-heeyah rahhhy- to insist the royal family wheh-r— to insist the royal family didn't take— to insist the royal family didn't take those lies from the saeeeee hyhhg— didn't take those lies from the sussexes lying down the mail on sahaay-e— sussexes lying down the mail on sunday's editor— sussexes lying down the mail on sunday's editor at— sussexes lying down the mail on sunday's editor at large charlotte _ sunday's editor at large charlotte griffiths, and social commentators— charlotte griffiths, and social commentators joanna jarjue are going— commentators joanna jarjue are gang-ear.— commentators joanna jarjue are gehhg-ear. har- commentators joanna jarjue are going out. but you going to duke it out. but you thew,— going to duke it out. but you hhewlwahr— going to duke it out. but you know,iwant.hear- going to duke it out. but you know, want hear from you on know, i want to hear from you on rhe— know, i want to hear from you on rhhe-ar— know, i want to hear from you on rhhe-ar eh— know, i want to hear from you on this.-at gb news— know, i want to hear from you on this. at gb news .com voter this. dan at gb news .com voter in this. dan at gb news .com voter hh-hehh— this. dan at gb news .com voter hh-eehh ar— this. dan at gb news .com voter hh-eehh ah ah— this. dan at gb news .com voter in-poll at gb news- this. dan at gb news .com voter in poll at gb news on in our poll at gb news on hwhher— in our poll at gb news on twitter. we're— in our poll at gb news on twitter. we're back after this .

join the live desk on gb news. the people's channel. britain's news . channel— the people's channel. britain's news . channel and royal news. channel and royal mastermind— news. channel and royal mastermind lady colin campbell and rhhh— mastermind lady colin campbell and phil dampier— mastermind lady colin campbell and phil dampier reveal what the weeheha-e— and phil dampier reveal what the weekend's public— and phil dampier reveal what the weekend's public appearance in hear— weekend's public appearance in fear er— weekend's public appearance in fear er a— weekend's public appearance in front of a friendly— weekend's public appearance in front of a friendly pap says ahear— front of a friendly pap says ahear rhe— front of a friendly pap says about the sussexes marriage eherrhy. — about the sussexes marriage eherrhy. har— about the sussexes marriage shortly. but first,- about the sussexes marriage shortly. �*" shortly. but first, the clash and bombshell new additions to a bestselling 2022 book have revealed future queen kate middleton's steely streak courtiers, the hidden power behind the crown looks back to that now infamous palace

statement written in response to meghan markle's accusation of racism against the monarchy. author valentine lowe, the journalist who broke the meghan markle bullying scandal, writes that kate was even firmer than her husband william, and her insistence that recollections may vary line be included in any pubuc may vary line be included in any public response. an insider source revealed it was kate who clearly made the point. history will judge the statement, and unless this phrase or a phrase like it is included , everything like it is included, everything that they have said will be taken as true. so i'm fascinated to know what you think about this. was kate right to insist the royal family fought back against meghan's untrue claims of racing ? i'm dan at gb news of racing? i'm dan at gb news .com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. the results shortly. but to make this now i'm joined by the editor at large for the mail on sunday, charlotte griffiths and the social commentator joanna jarjue. charlotte kate has been proven to be right, hasn't she? because

those fast cycle claims from meghan were all lies and we now know they were lies . yeah, know they were lies. yeah, because recent— 3 yeah, because recent interviews that rahee— because recent interviews that rrhhee harry-e— because recent interviews that prince harry's given, he's aeraahhy— prince harry's given, he's actually backtracked and said, were— actually backtracked and said, war, h— actually backtracked and said, well, i wasn't— actually backtracked and said, well, i wasn't saying that rhey-re— well, i wasn't saying that they're racist. - well, i wasn't saying that they're racist. “g they're racist. i was saying that there was unconscious bias, but either way, you know, there wasn't racism there. and of course, they had to release a statement disputing that because never complain, never explain works unless you're accused of something incredibly serious like racism. and if you're not racist , you have to hit back at racist, you have to hit back at that. and good on kate, because she's really starting to emerge as a queen in waiting because she obviously laid down the law on that one. joanna jarjue, kate rhghh— on that one. joanna jarjue, kate was right, wasn't— on that one. joanna jarjue, kate was right, wasn't she?- joanna jarjue, kate was right, wasn't she? she knew rhar— was right, wasn't she? she knew rhar rhe— was right, wasn't she? she knew rhar rhe heyah— was right, wasn't she? she knew that the royal family wasn't raeher. — that the royal family wasn't raeher. she — that the royal family wasn't racist. she knew— that the royal family wasn't racist. she knew that meghan was just racist. she knew that meghan was he eeeehhhg— racist. she knew that meghan was haer eeeehhhg a— racist. she knew that meghan was just peddling a whole load of hee— just peddling a whole load of hhee hh— just peddling a whole load of lies in front— just peddling a whole load of lies in front of— just peddling a whole load of lies in front of the world. and so lies in front of the world. and ee hr— lies in front of the world. and ee hr wae— lies in front of the world. and so it was really— lies in front of the world. and so it was really important to hhehaae— so it was really important to include that— so it was really important to include that line. recollections mav— include that line. recollections may vary. — include that line. recollections

may vary. wen.— include that line. recollections may vary. well, first- include that line. recollections may vary. kittie: �*" “ may vary. well, first of all, in meghan and harry's oprah interview, they never actually said the word racism. they talked about archie's- they talked about archie's skin eehear — talked about archie's skin colour. yes.— talked about archie's skin colour. yes. and when harry had arhrer— colour. yes. and when harry had a first opportunity— colour. yes. and when harry had a first opportunity to, um, eharhry— a first opportunity to, um, clarify exactly _ a first opportunity to, um, clarify exactly what he meant in his interviews— clarify exactly what he meant in his interviews leading up to eeae— his interviews leading up to eeae he— his interviews leading up to eeae he aha— his interviews leading up to spare, he did just that. and he eeeehhhea— spare, he did just that. and he specified that— spare, he did just that. and he specified that he— spare, he did just that. and he specified that he felt that it was unconscious bias. how the reahha— was unconscious bias. how the reahha rhar— was unconscious bias. how the joanna that was— was unconscious bias. how the joanna that was two years later. joe joanna that was two years later. he aha— joanna that was two years later. ree aha rearra— joanna that was two years later. joe and joanna 2—2_ joanna that was two years later. joe and joanna 2—2 years- joanna that was two years later. joe and joanna 2—2 years later in that time, let me just remind you, because it's very important. prince philip died and the late queen elizabeth ii died. he waited 2—2 years before he corrected the record. well i mean, actually unconscious bias really by fact is a form of racism . um, so whether harry racism. um, so whether harry wahrea— racism. um, so whether harry wahrea re— racism. um, so whether harry wanted to kind— racism. um, so whether harry wanted to kind of— 3ehrt um, so whether harry wanted to kind of specifically eeeehry— wanted to kind of specifically eeeehry exaerhy— wanted to kind of specifically specify exactly what he meant by aehhg— specify exactly what he meant by aehhg rheee— specify exactly what he meant by using those words— specify exactly what he meant by using those words .— specify exactly what he meant by using those words . or not, you using those words. or not, you thew,— using those words. or not, you knew he — using those words. or not, you know, to insist— using those words. or not, you know, to insist this, i was very , vou— know, to insist this, i was very , yea thew,— know, to insist this, i was very , you know, surprised to hear he— , you know, surprised to hear this actually— , you know, surprised to hear this actually ,_ , you know, surprised to hear this actually , because i'm just this actually, because i'm just rryhhg— this actually, because i'm just rryhhg re— this actually, because i'm just rryhhg re rhgare— this actually, because i'm just trying to figure out from the

cahhrhegee— trying to figure out from the cambridges camp what we're rryhhg— cambridges camp what we're rryhhg whar— cambridges camp what we're trying what we're supposed to hehhewe— trying what we're supposed to believe about— trying what we're supposed to believe about kate. what harahrwe— believe about kate. what narrative .we - believe about kate. what narrative we supposed narrative are we supposed to hehhewe— narrative are we supposed to hehhewe e— narrative are we supposed to hehhewe ewe— narrative are we supposed to believe ? are supposed to believe? are we supposed to hehhewee— believe? are we supposed to believe?-that- believe? are we supposed to believe? that butter believe? is it that butter weahrh-r— believe? is it that butter- wouldn't—wouldn't wouldn't melt, kate wouldn't harr— wouldn't melt, kate wouldn't hare-hare- wouldn't melt, kate wouldn't hurt kate follows hurt a fly, and kate follows erereeeh— hurt a fly, and kate follows erereeeh .— hurt a fly, and kate follows protocol , and— hurt a fly, and kate follows protocol, and kate's just in the ehaaewe— protocol, and kate's just in the ehaaewe e— protocol, and kate's just in the ehaaewe e er— protocol, and kate's just in the shadows ? or is— protocol, and kate's just in the shadows ? or is it— protocol, and kate's just in the shadows ? or is it that actually shadows? or is it that actually hehhhe— shadows? or is it that actually hehhhe rhe— shadows? or is it that actually behind the scenes , kate is quite behind the scenes, kate is quite arereerah— behind the scenes, kate is quite a forceful character and maybe eehelrhe— a forceful character and maybe some-the things— a forceful character and maybe some the things that are some of the things that are hehhg— some of the things that are hehhg-ahear- some of the things that are being about kate, being revealed about kate, i knew— being revealed about kate, i knew a— being revealed about kate, i know a little— being revealed about kate, i know a little bit— being revealed about kate, i know a little bit about reahherhe— know a little bit about realistic based on what we've heare— realistic based on what we've hearareeay. — realistic based on what we've heard today. 3 realistic based on what we've heard today. e e heard today. i know a little bit about okay. i was about this. okay. because i was covering story for long covering this story for a long time. kate and time. i've reported on kate and william a long time. kate is william for a long time. kate is very clear publicly she very clear that publicly she wants william to take the lead. she actually feels very threatened and lots of circumstances. she's a really shy person and she very much believes that her husband should take the lead. but but behind the scenes , she plays an the scenes, she plays an incredibly important role , incredibly important role, especially because there are times when william is really vulnerable . and charlotte vulnerable. and charlotte griffiths, i believe you have some exclusive information about about just how hard that period was for william and how much

kate had to be there for him. so talk to me a little bit about william, what william was going through there. charlotte because we haven't heard much about that . yeah. so what i found quite earerhehhg— . yeah. so what i found quite earerhehhg wae— yeah. so what i found quite surprising was that i've heard for surprising was that i've heard her a— surprising was that i've heard her a hehg— surprising was that i've heard for a long time— surprising was that i've heard for a long time now from many ahherehr— for a long time now from many different sources— for a long time now from many different sources that in the head— different sources that in the head ah— different sources that in the head are re— different sources that in the lead up to that,— different sources that in the lead up to that, oprah hhrerwhew,— lead up to that, oprah interview, william was quite hhrerahhy— interview, william was quite literally sick— interview, william was quite literally sick with worry . rzi; literally sick with worry. he her— literally sick with worry. he was not eating.— literally sick with worry. he was not eating. he- literally sick with worry. he was not eating. he became kind of not reclusive, but he definitely was hiding away. he'd gone to a royal residence for a penod gone to a royal residence for a period of time to just cut himself off from the world. and he was just in bits basically . he was just in bits basically. obe. and what kate was doing was kate was standing by her man. kate was standing by her man. kate was standing by her man. kate was like, you know, i've got up for this guy. got to stick up for this guy. i've to protect he's i've got to protect him. he's being destroyed by this and that probably made her quite steely, even she's got this even though she's got this reputation i reputation for being shy. i mean, to mean, when it comes to protecting her husband, she's going to step in there and protect like meghan protect him, just like meghan markle over prince harry markle does of over prince harry the time. joanna you must the whole time. joanna you must hear that and feel huge sympathy

for william and understand why it was necessary for him to stand up for his family as a future king. i mean, look, eweryheey— future king. i mean, look, eweryheey hae— future king. i mean, look, everybody has the- 3rz; “g i mean, look, everybody has the right to give her— everybody has the right to give rhehr ehae— everybody has the right to give rhehr ehee er— everybody has the right to give their side of the— everybody has the right to give their side of the story, whether it's their side of the story, whether he rhreagh— their side of the story, whether he rhreagh a— their side of the story, whether it's through a statement via the eaeeh— it's through a statement via the eaeeh er— it's through a statement via the queen or whether— it's through a statement via the queen or whether it's via a ohrah— queen or whether it's via a oprah interview— queen or whether it's via a oprah interview . i believe in oprah interview. i believe in eweryheey— oprah interview. i believe in everybody being able to speak rhehr— everybody being able to speak rhehr rrarh— everybody being able to speak their truth to— everybody being able to speak their truth to an— everybody being able to speak their truth to an extent. what i eeh-r— their truth to an extent. what i eeh-r ger— their truth to an extent. what i eeh-r ger he— their truth to an extent. what i eeh-r ger he why— their truth to an extent. what i don't get is why it— their truth to an extent. what i don't get is why it is that now gerrhhg— don't get is why it is that now we're getting peddled this harahrwe— we're getting peddled this narrative narrative of kate hehhg— narrative narrative of kate hehhg ee— narrative narrative of kate being so strong and kate being the being so strong and kate being rhe eereeh— being so strong and kate being the person who— being so strong and kate being the person who insists this , but the person who insists this, but rhea— the person who insists this, but rheh ar— the person who insists this, but rheh ar rhe— the person who insists this, but then at the same— the person who insists this, but then at the same time believing rhar— then at the same time believing rhar hr— then at the same time believing rhar hr wae— then at the same time believing that it was meghan who made kate cw that it was meghan who made kate ery aha— that it was meghan who made kate ery aha hare— that it was meghan who made kate ery aha hare ee— that it was meghan who made kate cry and kate so sensitive. and it cry and kate so sensitive. and hr wae— cry and kate so sensitive. and hr heghah— cry and kate so sensitive. and it was meghan who rules the reeer— it was meghan who rules the reeer-hare— it was meghan who rules the reeer-hare .— it was meghan who rules the roost-kate . if- it was meghan who rules the roost kate . if kate is in roost when kate. if kate is in a eeehrheh— roost when kate. if kate is in a position where— roost when kate. if kate is in a position where she— roost when kate. if kate is in a position where she has that much hhrhaehee— position where she has that much hhrhaehee re — position where she has that much influence to be— position where she has that much influence to be able to give feedback— influence to be able to give feedback on— influence to be able to give feedback on a— influence to be able to give feedback on a speech that the eaeeh— feedback on a speech that the eaeeh he— feedback on a speech that the queen is giving— feedback on a speech that the queen is giving to the british hahhhe— queen is giving to the british eahhhe rhar— queen is giving to the british public, that just— queen is giving to the british public, that just shows you how haeh— public, that just shows you how much influence _ public, that just shows you how much influence she actually had hehhha— much influence she actually had hehhhe rhe— much influence she actually had behind the scenes— much influence she actually had behind the scenes and actually, for behind the scenes and actually, rerlher— behind the scenes and actually, rerlher er— behind the scenes and actually, forllot of-and- behind the scenes and actually, for lot of and harry for a lot of meghan and harry eaeeerrere— for a lot of meghan and harry supportersr hhe— for a lot of meghan and harry supporters, it's a— for a lot of meghan and harry supporters, it's a lot easier now-believe— supporters, it's a lot easier now believe that some people now to believe that some people hem— now to believe that some people from .cambridges_ now to believe that some people from cambridges camp from the cambridges camp were hrherhhg— from the cambridges camp were briefing against— from the cambridges camp were briefing against the sussexes

ahe— briefing against the sussexes and away— briefing against the sussexes and actually that kate did have and actually that kate did have arheei— and actually that kate did have arheei er— and actually that kate did have aiee er a— and actually that kate did have a.more of a-and- and actually that kate did have a more of a and wasn't a lot more of a voice and wasn't as a lot more of a voice and wasn't ae haeh— a lot more of a voice and wasn't ae haeh er— a lot more of a voice and wasn't ae haeh er a— a lot more of a voice and wasn't as much of a victim— a lot more of a voice and wasn't as much of a victim against heghah— as much of a victim against heghah ae— as much of a victim against meghan as what— as much of a victim against meghan as what we've been led to hehhewe— meghan as what we've been led to hehhewe-hew— meghan as what we've been led to believe. - how do - meghan as what we've been led to believe. - how do you - believe. charlotte how do you repeat— believe. charlotte how do you repeat re— believe. charlotte how do you respond to-goal- believe. charlotte how do you respond to goal for the respond to that goal for the cambridges?— respond to that goal for the cambridges? think it's an cambridges? i think it's an own geah. — cambridges? i think it's an own geah. hare— cambridges? i think it's an own goal. kate emerges , unlike goal. kate emerges, unlike heghah— goal. kate emerges, unlike heghah-wery- goal. kate emerges, unlike meghan, very sparing meghan, kate is very sparing whrh— meghan, kate is very sparing whrh her— meghan, kate is very sparing with her influence and so she hr— with her influence and so she hr ae— with her influence and so she uses it as and— with her influence and so she uses it as and when it was necessary. and- uses it as and when it was necessary. ' “ uses it as and when it was- necessary. and also when she is kind of quite passive behind the scenes . but she watches her scenes. but she watches her husband literally he couldn't eat for a week before the oprah interview. and she watches that and it kind of spurs her on every once in a while to sort of lay the law. but she's not lay down the law. but she's not doing it whole time and doing it the whole time and making a big scene the whole time. she's just something making a big scene the whole time quickly.just something making a big scene the whole time quickly. list something making a big scene the whole time quickly. i think something making a big scene the whole time quickly. i think it'snething making a big scene the whole time quickly. i think it's very ng very quickly. i think it's very eerry— very quickly. i think it's very eerry. cah— very quickly. i think it's very eerry. cah h— very quickly. i think it's very sorry. can i just— very quickly. i think it's very sorry. can i just say something very,— sorry. can i just say something very, very— sorry. can i just say something very, very quickly? i think it's very—whehi very interesting that when rrhhee — very interesting that when rrhhee harry— very interesting that when prince harry sits there and eaye— prince harry sits there and savsr-my- prince harry sits there and eaye-my wifel prince harry sits there and. says,-my wife near says, i watched my wife near eahehaah— says, i watched my wife near suicidal and— says, i watched my wife near suicidal and i— says, i watched my wife near suicidal and i had to do eerherhhhg— suicidal and i had to do something about it, then it's, g..— something about it, then it's, eh, weghah-e— something about it, then it's, oh, meghan's making it up. harry-e— oh, meghan's making it up. harry-e hahhhg— oh, meghan's making it up. harry's making it up. and then rhar-e— harry's making it up. and then that's-narrative— harry's making it up. and then that's narrative with them. that's the narrative with them. har— that's the narrative with them. ear-hare — that's the narrative with them. but kate insisting that but when kate is insisting that eerherhhhg— but when kate is insisting that something should be in a erarerhehr— something should be in a statement and—

something should be in a statement and actually influencing _ statement and actually influencing what the queen says is influencing what the queen says he-hrhrheh— influencing what the queen says is-british public,- influencing what the queen says is british public, then is to the british public, then he— is to the british public, then hr-e-hr— is to the british public, then hr-e-h haa— is to the british public, then it's-it had to- is to the british public, then it's-it had to be- is to the british public, then it's it had to be there it's okay. it had to be there rer— it's okay. it had to be there for william. _ it's okay. it had to be there for william. we— it's okay. it had to be there for william. we need to pick a ehae. — for william. we need to pick a ehae. rearra— for william. we need to pick a side. joanna and— for william. we need to pick a side. “ e“: “ side. joanna and joanna think about this for one second. meghan and harry have had every opportunity publicly to state their case, and they have been gutless because they know it is impossible for william and kate to do so. so come on, you can hardly say that. including three words in a statement is some sort of aggressive act you're trying to make out as if, kate, as some sort of bully arade dam don't put words into my mouth. i did not use that word whatsoever. - i did not use that word whatsoever. i did not use that word- whatsoever. that's what you're hinting at. let's be serious. her-e— hinting at. let's be serious. here he— hinting at. let's be serious. let's be serious.— “ “g let's be serious. let's be serious. acting as if whhhharh — let's be serious. acting as if whhhharh aha— let's be serious. acting as if william and kate are completely gagged-— william and kate are completely gagged- they're— william and kate are completely gagged. they're clearly not here.— gagged. they're clearly not here. hare.— gagged. they're clearly not there. kate. kate middleton had there. kate. kate middleton had the influence— there. kate. kate middleton had the influence inside the palace to the influence inside the palace re ehahge— the influence inside the palace re change a— the influence inside the palace to change a line— the influence inside the palace to change a line in the queen's speech— to change a line in the queen's sheeeh .— to change a line in the queen's seeeeh . ahe— to change a line in the queen's speech . and you're acting as if speech. and you're acting as if rheee— speech. and you're acting as if rheee eeeehe— speech. and you're acting as if these people can't— speech. and you're acting as if these people can't speak whatsoever. _ these people can't speak whatsoever. when there's eerherhhhg— whatsoever. when there's something that's out there in the something that's out there in he ereee— something that's out there in the press that— something that's out there in the press that they don't like, rhey-re—re- the press that they don't like, they're _to correct i they're very quick to correct it. _difference- they're very quick to correct it. difference here and they're very quick to correct

it. the difference here and they're very quick to correct it. the unconscioustere and they're very quick to correct it. the unconscious biasand they're very quick to correct it. the unconscious bias was where the unconscious bias was herweeh— where the unconscious bias was between towards— where the unconscious bias was between towards meghan that between towards meghan was that wheh— between towards meghan was that when rhhhge— between towards meghan was that when things were— between towards meghan was that when things were incorrect about heghah— when things were incorrect about heghah-hewer- when things were incorrect about meghan, never willing meghan, they were never willing to meghan, they were never willing re-hr.— meghan, they were never willing re-hr. se— meghan, they were never willing re-hr. se re— meghan, they were never willing to-it. so to act- meghan, they were never willing to-it. so to act as- meghan, they were never willing to-it. so to act as if- to correct it. so to act as if hare— to correct it. so to act as if hare ahe— to correct it. so to act as if kate and william were completely gaggedr— kate and william were completely gaggee, oh— kate and william were completely gaggee, oh, rhey— kate and william were completely gagged, oh, they can't speak. har— gagged, oh, they can't speak. ear—harry- gagged, oh, they can't speak. ear—harry eahl gagged, oh, they can't speak.| but—harry can do but meghan and harry can do oprah.— but meghan and harry can do oprah—her- but meghan and harry can doj oprah._not that oprah. yes, maybe to not that eareae— oprah. yes, maybe to not that eareae-hey— oprah. yes, maybe to not that extent, they always have the extent, but they always have the eeeehaahhy— extent, but they always have the eeeehaahhy-haer- opportunity. and this just hee— opportunity. and this just eee hr.— opportunity. and this just proves it. and— opportunity. and this just proves it. and just proves proves it. and it just proves hew— proves it. and it just proves hew haeh— proves it. and it just proves how much-how- proves it. and it just provesi how much-how-of how much of a how much of a hare— how much of a how much of a voice. kate actually has in the haehgreaarh— voice. kate actually has in the background. really it's background. so really it's reweahea— background. so really it's revealed they— background. so really it's revealed they find a way to charherre, — revealed they find a way to charlotte, find _ revealed they find a way to charlotte, find a- revealed they find a way to charlotte, find a way taoiseach charherre, — charlotte, find a way taoiseach charlotte, final— charlotte, find a way taoiseach charlotte, final word . sr~htrz;rg’“re’“ charlotte, final word. meghan aha— charlotte, final word. meghan aha harry— charlotte, final word. meghan and harry were dishing out lengthy corrective statements every five minutes when they were in the palace. they weren't they weren't sort of sitting there silently. they were constantly correcting. and the palace those palace were putting those statements them. and, statements out for them. and, you know , they stood up for the you know, they stood up for the millions times . okay, millions of times. okay, charlotte - harry. millions of times. okay,i charlotte - harry had millions of times. okay,- charlotte - harry had to millions of times. okay,- charlotte-harry had to go charlotte prince harry had to go out charlotte prince harry had to go ear er— charlotte prince harry had to go ear er hhe— charlotte prince harry had to go ear er hhe way. — charlotte prince harry had to go out of his way. joanna jarjue, rhahh— out of his way. joanna jarjue, rhahh yea— out of his way. joanna jarjue, thank you both— out of his way. joanna jarjue, thank you both so much. who do you thank you both so much. who do yea agree— thank you both so much. who do yea agree whrh— thank you both so much. who do you agree with on— thank you both so much. who do you agree with on this? was kate hheehereh— you agree with on this? was kate middleton right— you agree with on this? was kate middleton right to _ you agree with on this? was kate middleton right to insist the heyah— middleton right to insist the heyah rahhhy— middleton right to insist the royal family fought back against heghah— royal family fought back against meghan markle's— royal family fought back against meghan markle's claims meghan markle's untrue claims of racism-revealed— meghan markle's untrue claims of racism i revealed .the - meghan markle's untrue claims of racism revealed the royal racism as revealed by the royal hearhahher— racism as revealed by the royal

journalist-author- racism as revealed by the royal journalist author valentine journalist and author valentine hewee— journalist and author valentine lowe?-twitter- journalist and author valentine lowe? twitter writes, lowe? sean on twitter writes, hhe— lowe? sean on twitter writes, hhe rrhheeee— lowe? sean on twitter writes, the princess of— lowe? sean on twitter writes, the princess of wales is spot hhe— the princess of wales is spot hhe heyah— the princess of wales is spot on. the royal family have to eraha— on. the royal family have to erahe eh— on. the royal family have to stand on their— on. the royal family have to stand on their own feet against the stand on their own feet against rhe haeheee— stand on their own feet against the duchess of— stand on their own feet against the duchess of delusions. fake raeher— the duchess of delusions. fake raeher rahee. — the duchess of delusions. fake racist tales. lachlan writes hare— racist tales. lachlan writes hare he— racist tales. lachlan writes hare he a— racist tales. lachlan writes kate is a strong- racist tales. lachlan writes kate is a strong character hhee.— kate is a strong character indeed. don't— kate is a strong character indeed. don't be fooled by her hahhhe— indeed. don't be fooled by her public persona.— indeed. don't be fooled by her public persona. she was aheeharehy— public persona. she was absolutely right to want to rhghr— absolutely right to want to rhghr haeh— absolutely right to want to fight back against these aheahhhhg— fight back against these appalling claims and helen wrhree— appalling claims and helen wrhree she— appalling claims and helen writes, she was— appalling claims and helen writes, she was 100% right. good for writes, she was 100% right. good rer hare— writes, she was 100% right. good rer hare .— writes, she was 100% right. good rer hare , rhe— writes, she was 100% right. good for kate , the warrior princess. for kate, the warrior princess. aha— for kate, the warrior princess. aha year— for kate, the warrior princess. and your verdict— for kate, the warrior princess. and your verdict is now in 93% of and your verdict is now in 93% er yea— and your verdict is now in 93% er yea agree— and your verdict is now in 93% of you agree that— and your verdict is now in 93% of you agree that kate is a warrior princess— of you agree that kate is a warrior princess who did the rhghr— warrior princess who did the rhghr rhhhg— warrior princess who did the right thing leading the fight each— right thing leading the fight back against— right thing leading the fight back against meghan. just 7% of you back against meghan. just 7% of yea whrh— back against meghan. just 7% of you with joanna— back against meghan. just 7% of you with joanna there now coming up you with joanna there now coming at ae— you with joanna there now coming at ae harry— you with joanna there now coming at ae harry aha— you with joanna there now coming up as harry and meghan are seen hehahhg— up as harry and meghan are seen hehahhg hahee— up as harry and meghan are seen holding hands in— up as harry and meghan are seen holding hands in public regerher.— holding hands in public together. are- holding hands in public together. are the couple rhghrhhg— together. are the couple fighting back- together. are the couple fighting back against the rumours that— fighting back against the rumours that their marriage is on rumours that their marriage is en rhe— rumours that their marriage is on the rocks?— rumours that their marriage is on the rocks? my— rumours that their marriage is on the rocks? my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and masterminds, lady colin campbell aha—eher— masterminds, lady colin campbell and—offer their- and phil dampier, offer their ahrhheree— and phil dampier, offer their unfiltered shortly. but unfiltered analysis shortly. but neg,— unfiltered analysis shortly. but herelwhgeh— unfiltered analysis shortly. but next, nigel farage has a next, as nigel farage has a hhhrh— next, as nigel farage has a hhhrh hahh— next, as nigel farage has a ninth bank reject him and what he ehahrhe— ninth bank reject him and what he ehahrhe he— ninth bank reject him and what he claims is an— ninth bank reject him and what he claims is an establishment eher— he claims is an establishment eher agahher— he claims is an establishment plot against him.— he claims is an establishment plot against him. is jeremy hunt rhghr— plot against him. is jeremy hunt rhghr re— plot against him. is jeremy hunt rhghr re warh— plot against him. is jeremy hunt right to warn our— plot against him. is jeremy hunt right to warn our financial institutions— right to warn our financial institutions need to uphold free

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chilling scandal of nigel farage having his bank accounts cancelled continues to unravel with the gb news star now fearing our very own intelligence services could be behind the authoritarian move to debunk him, he suggests widely false russia claims made by snivelling labour mp chris barron in parliament and his friendship with donald trump may have prompted m15 spooks to take action. this is what the man himself had to say about his draconian treatment. i also worried very much- “ 'e“ i also worried very much that “ e“ i also worried very much that what was eaha— worried very much that what was eahe hh— worried very much that what was eahe he he— worried very much that what was said in the house— worried very much that what was said in the house of commons haer— said in the house of commons haer year— said in the house of commons haer year hy— said in the house of commons last year by chris— said in the house of commons last year by chris bryant, rherherh— last year by chris bryant, rherherh er— last year by chris bryant, member of parliament for south wahee— member of parliament for south wahee hahear— member of parliament for south wales, labour member, chairman of wales, labour member, chairman er rhe— wales, labour member, chairman of the privileged— wales, labour member, chairman of the privileged privileges cerhrhhrree— of the privileged privileges committee who used parliamentary erhwhhege— committee who used parliamentary erhwhhege re— committee who used parliamentary erhwhhege re eay— committee who used parliamentary privilege to say that— committee who used parliamentary privilege to say that in a eahehaar— privilege to say that in a calendar year— privilege to say that in a calendar year i'd received half £1 calendar year i'd received half ah hhhhheh— calendar year i'd received half £1 million from _ calendar year i'd received half £1 million from um the kremlin . £1 million from um the kremlin. hhhe— £1 million from um the kremlin. hhhe wae— £1 million from um the kremlin. hhhe eeae— £1 million from um the kremlin. this was done under parliamentary privilege. i appeared— parliamentary privilege. i appealed re— parliamentary privilege. i appealed to the speaker. i appear— appealed to the speaker. i appeal he— appealed to the speaker. i appeal he hr— appealed to the speaker. i appeal to mr bryant, but there hae— appeal to mr bryant, but there had been— appeal to mr bryant, but there had been he— appeal to mr bryant, but there had been no retraction. what so eer. aha— had been no retraction. what so ever. and breaking- had been no retraction. what so ever. '“r3 “r: q“ ever. and breaking tonight,

nigel neil has revealed that a ninth bank has declined him an account and the situation is starting to feel like communist china. but he's not alone. brexiteers and even a gender critical vicar have since spoken out about having their own bank accounts cancelled for thought crimes in a disturbing attack on free speech. and i have to say neil oliver, i've also had my bank account closed. it was a couple of years back. it was hsbc who did the deed and so should the likes of chris bryant make his fantasy claims about nigel actually outside the safe space of his parliamentary privilege and put his money where his mouth is? so so nigel can sue the off him ? well, if can sue the off him? well, if chris can sue the off him? well, if chrhe hryahr— can sue the off him? well, if chris bryant is— can sue the off him? well, if chris bryant is certain- rte“ “e7 well, if chris bryant is certain of rte“ “ e7 well, if chris bryant is certain of his haare— chris bryant is certain of his haare rhea— chris bryant is certain of his facts, then he— chris bryant is certain of his facts, then he should have no heehrarheh— facts, then he should have no hesitation about— facts, then he should have no hesitation about being prepared to hesitation about being prepared re rehear— hesitation about being prepared re rehear hh— hesitation about being prepared re repear ha ha— hesitation about being prepared to repeat in in public forum whar— to repeat in in public forum whar he— to repeat in in public forum what he said— to repeat in in public forum what he said with behind the ehheha— what he said with behind the

ehheha er— what he said with behind the shield of parliamentary erhwhhege. — shield of parliamentary privilege. ' “3 shield of parliamentary privilege. “3 �*" shield of parliamentary- privilege. and i suppose if he if he stubbornly refused so to do, then we would be invited to draw our own conclusions about why he might be hesitant about that. buti why he might be hesitant about that. but i think whatever the wharewer— that. but i think whatever the wharewer rhe— but i think whatever the whatever the politicking, that's going— whatever the politicking, that's gehhg eh— whatever the politicking, that's going on around— whatever the politicking, that's going on around this, around the reehe— going on around this, around the reehe aha— going on around this, around the topic and around— going on around this, around the topic and around what's happened topic and around what's happened he whgeh— topic and around what's happened he whgeh rarage— topic and around what's happened to nigel farage and yes , i saw to nigel farage and yes, i saw ahah— to nigel farage and yes, i saw rhar, ree. — to nigel farage and yes, i saw that, too. this— to nigel farage and yes, i saw that, too. this thing- to nigel farage and yes, i saw that, too. “ “g “ that, too. this thing about nine banks now that have that have said no to his to his business, but this is this is the social credit system coming in by any other name. you know, that's reahhy— other name. you know, that's reahhy whar— other name. you know, that's really what people- you know, that's really what people need to be paying— really what people need to be paying attention— really what people need to be paying attention to. yes. it's raeehharhhg— paying attention to. yes. it's fascinating what's happening to age— fascinating what's happening to age aha— fascinating what's happening to age and here— fascinating what's happening to nigel and lots of— fascinating what's happening to nigel and lots of people are geeehehhg— nigel and lots of people are gossiping about— nigel and lots of people are gossiping about it and inviting rherheehwee— gossiping about it and inviting themselves to— gossiping about it and inviting themselves to have all sorts of rheerhee— themselves to have all sorts of theories about— themselves to have all sorts of theories about why it has happened— theories about why it has happened .— theories about why it has happened . but much more happened. but much more hheerrahr— happened. but much more hheerrahr he— happened. but much more important is to— happened. but much more important is to pay attention to the important is to pay attention to he faer— important is to pay attention to he he ahah— important is to pay attention to the fact that this— important is to pay attention to the fact that this is this is a ree— the fact that this is this is a he hh— the fact that this is this is a he he he— the fact that this is this is a toe in the door— the fact that this is this is a toe in the door of the social ereeh— toe in the door of the social credit system _ toe in the door of the social credit system ,_ toe in the door of the social credit system , three letters credit system, three letters ahah— credit system, three letters that everybody _ credit system, three letters that everybody better start paying— that everybody better start paying attention to the environmental , social paying attention to the environmental, social and

governance. ce“ governance. can you just break down what exactly that means ? down what exactly that means? because, of course, we saw the western world, the free world follow china when it came to lockdown. so what you're saying is that western governments could also follow the chinese pattern where, for example, if people didn't cut their carbon emissions, maybe they would lose social credits. yeah, absolutely . theideais social credits. yeah, absolutely . the idea is with esg that rheee— . the idea is with esg that these these _ the idea is with esg that these these corporations are now aaherhhg— these these corporations are now aaherhhg re— these these corporations are now adhering to this— these these corporations are now adhering to this idea that it's more important— adhering to this idea that it's more important to have some kind of more important to have some kind er green— more important to have some kind er greeh ahe— more important to have some kind of green and social— more important to have some kind of green and social credentials on of green and social credentials eh year— of green and social credentials eh year eheewe— of green and social credentials on your sleeve rather than worry ahear— on your sleeve rather than worry ahear year— on your sleeve rather than worry about your customers or anything eree.— about your customers or anything ehee. hhaae— about your customers or anything else. klaus schwab_ about your customers or anything else. klaus schwab has talked arrear— else. klaus schwab has talked about stakeholder capitalism at the about stakeholder capitalism at he werha— about stakeholder capitalism at the world economic forum , the world economic forum, wherehy— the world economic forum, wherehy rhe— the world economic forum, whereby the big decisions in eeeehe-e— whereby the big decisions in eeeehe-e hhee— whereby the big decisions in people's lives are made not by eheerea— people's lives are made not by elected governments but by aheheerea— elected governments but by unelected transnational corporations— unelected transnational corporations .- unelected transnational corporations . i find it unelected transnational corporations. i find it i find it corporations. i find it i find hr hrehhe— corporations. i find it i find it ironic that— corporations. i find it i find it ironic that that jeremy hunt hae— it ironic that that jeremy hunt hae hae— it ironic that that jeremy hunt hae hae ger— it ironic that that jeremy hunt hae hae ger ah— it ironic that that jeremy hunt has has got up on his hind legs aha— has has got up on his hind legs and made— has has got up on his hind legs and made some— has has got up on his hind legs and made some pretence about hhrehahhg— and made some pretence about hhrehahhg re— and made some pretence about intending to bring— and made some pretence about intending to bring the banks

hare— intending to bring the banks hhre hhe— intending to bring the banks into line about— intending to bring the banks into line about the way they're hehawhhg — into line about the way they're behaving towards— into line about the way they're behaving towards their customers . rererhy— behaving towards their customers .rererhy haar— behaving towards their customers . jeremy hunt has— behaving towards their customers . jeremy hunt has been loudly in eaeeeh— . jeremy hunt has been loudly in eaeeerr er— . jeremy hunt has been loudly in eaeeerr eriway— . jeremy hunt has been loudly in support of way china handled support of the way china handled the support of the way china handled rhe heehaewh— support of the way china handled the lockdown and— support of the way china handled the lockdown and you know, was, you the lockdown and you know, was, yea hhew— the lockdown and you know, was, yea hhew wae— the lockdown and you know, was, you know was salivating at the heea— you know was salivating at the haea er— you know was salivating at the idea of shutting— you know was salivating at the idea of shutting people welding eeeehe— idea of shutting people welding eeeehe hare— idea of shutting people welding people into their— idea of shutting people welding people into their apartments and all people into their apartments and arr—er— people into their apartments and ahh—erlhhe- people into their apartments and ahh—ethhe weryi all of the rest of it. the very herheh— all of the rest of it. the very herheh ahah— all of the rest of it. the very notion that he's— all of the rest of it. the very notion that he's going to do ahyrhhhg— notion that he's going to do ahyrhhhg re— notion that he's going to do anything to bring the banks into hhe.— anything to bring the banks into hhhe. jeremy— anything to bring the banks into line. jeremy hunt— anything to bring the banks into line. jeremy hunt and rishi sahah— line. jeremy hunt and rishi sahah are— line. jeremy hunt and rishi sunak are-in- line. jeremy hunt and rishi sunak are in the positions sunak are only in the positions rhey-we— sunak are only in the positions rhey-we ger— sunak are only in the positions they've got because they appeal to they've got because they appeal re—rhe- they've got because they appeali to _the markets. to the banks and to the markets. t hey— to the banks and to the markets. hhey wee— to the banks and to the markets. hhey ear— to the banks and to the markets. they were put place because they were put in place because hhey— they were put in place because rhey eahree— they were put in place because they suited appetites of the they suited the appetites of the hahhe— they suited the appetites of the hahhe aha— they suited the appetites of the banks and the— they suited the appetites of the banks and the markets. the very haea— banks and the markets. the very haea ahah— banks and the markets. the very haea rhar he-e— banks and the markets. the very idea that he's going to do ahyrhhhg— idea that he's going to do anything without the and anything without the banks and the anything without the banks and hhe-eay— anything without the banks and the-sayisounds- anything without the banks and the say sounds pretty the markets say so sounds pretty haaghahhe— the markets say so sounds pretty haaghahhelrhe.— the markets say so sounds pretty laughable-me. but— the markets say so sounds pretty laughable me. but yes, this laughable to me. but yes, this is laughable to me. but yes, this he eeehah— laughable to me. but yes, this is social credit. _ laughable to me. but yes, this is social credit-is- laughable to me. but yes, this is social credit. is where is social credit. this is where we— is social credit. this is where we-ahe— is social credit. this is where we-aha hr— is social credit. this is where we-aha hr yea- is social credit. this is where we and if you think it's we will. and if you think it's ehhy— we will. and if you think it's ehhy-haheeh- we will. and if you think it's ehhy-haeeeh rei we will. and if you think it's only happen to nigel only going to happen to nigel rarage— only going to happen to nigel raragelre— only going to happen to nigel faragelto-other- only going to happen to nigel farage to other high farage or to any other high ererhhe— farage or to any other high ererhhe eeeehe— farage or to any other high profile people, again profile people, think again heaee— profile people, think again because-that- profile people, think again because-that if. profile people, think again because that if you because it means that if you eeeh— because it means that if you seek-conduct— because it means that if you. seek-conduct-with seek to conduct business with year— seek to conduct business with year-year- seek to conduct business with year-year hahh- seek to conduct business with . your-your bank reviews, your bank and your bank reviews, year— your bank and your bank reviews, your-,_ your bank and your bank reviews, you._, yae- your bank and your bank reviews, you._, ye whe- your behaviour, you're who yae— your behaviour, you're who ye heeh— your behaviour, you're who you've been, who you've been eaeeehhg— you've been, who you've been supporfingr whar— you've been, who you've been supporting, what you've been eayhhg— supporting, what you've been eayhhg .— supporting, what you've been eayhhg , mayhe— supporting, what you've been eayhhg , maybe a— supporting, what you've been saying , maybe a charity or a saying, maybe a charity or a rahe— saying, maybe a charity or a hand ahah— saying, maybe a charity or a fund that you've— saying, maybe a charity or a fund that you've sought to eaeeerr. — fund that you've sought to eaeeerr. her-e— fund that you've sought to support. let's all remember what happened— support. let's all remember what happened-truckers- happened to the truckers eaeeerrere— happened to the truckers supporters canada. yeah if supporters in canada. yeah if ahyheay— supporters in canada. yeah if

ahyheey hr— supporters in canada. yeah if anybody if anybody has seen hrhware— anybody if anybody has seen erhware er— anybody if anybody has seen private or high— anybody if anybody has seen private or high profile is seen to private or high profile is seen re rrahegreee— private or high profile is seen to transgress in— private or high profile is seen to transgress in a— private or high profile is seen to transgress in a way that does not to transgress in a way that does her ear— to transgress in a way that does her eahr rhe— to transgress in a way that does not suit the board— to transgress in a way that does not suit the board of a bank or he— not suit the board of a bank or he heare— not suit the board of a bank or he heard er— not suit the board of a bank or the board of a— not suit the board of a bank or the board of a transnational eereerarheh— the board of a transnational corporation, then any one of us eeaha— corporation, then any one of us eeahe rhe— corporation, then any one of us could find that— corporation, then any one of us could find that we— corporation, then any one of us could find that we are no longer eaeerherre er— could find that we are no longer customers of a— could find that we are no longer customers of a bank. and the faer— customers of a bank. and the he rhea— customers of a bank. and the fact then spreads— customers of a bank. and the fact then spreads through the eyererh—re- fact then spreads through the eyehera—re hei fact then spreads through the . system,_to be doing system, as it seems to be doing whrh— system, as it seems to be doing whrh-where— system, as it seems to be doing with-where one- system, as it seems to be doingi with _where one-after with nigel, where one bank after aherher— with nigel, where one bank after aherher-rahe— with nigel, where one bank after another-take your- another refuses to take your haehheee— another refuses to take your business, become, another refuses to take your. business,-become, as business, then you become, as age— business, then you become, as age hae— business, then you become, as nigel has said,— business, then you become, as nigel has said, a— business, then you become, as nigel has said, a non—person. hhe— nigel has said, a non—person. hr-e-rharaer— nigel has said, a non—person. it's-murder that- nigel has said, a non—person. it's murder that banks it's social murder that banks rahhhg— it's social murder that banks are taking the— it's social murder that banks are taking the step of cutting eeeehe— are taking the step of cutting eeeehe eh— are taking the step of cutting people off from _ are taking the step of cutting people off from modern life in he— people off from modern life in he way— people off from modern life in he way he— people off from modern life in this way is something that i hr— this way is something that i mean, if nothing else, over the her— mean, if nothing else, over the he rhree— mean, if nothing else, over the last three years— mean, if nothing else, over the last three years has made people sit last three years has made people ehr ah— last three years has made people ehr ah aha— last three years has made people ehr are and pay— last three years has made people sit up and pay attention, then he— sit up and pay attention, then he ee— sit up and pay attention, then this one really— sit up and pay attention, then this one really should because he— this one really should because he he— this one really should because this is social— this one really should because this is social credit. this is yea— this is social credit. this is yea a— this is social credit. this is yea a geea— this is social credit. this is are you a good in the are you a good person in the eyee— are you a good person in the eyeelrhe— are you a good person in the eyes the corporate barons? eyes of the corporate barons? aha— eyes of the corporate barons? andlyou're_ eyes of the corporate barons? andlyou're not,— eyes of the corporate barons? and you're not, then they can and if you're not, then they can cut and if you're not, then they can ear yea— and if you're not, then they can ear yea eh— and if you're not, then they can cut you off literally without a sou. .chilling_ cut you off literally without a sou. .chilling warning- cut you off literally without a sou. :: “lg “r3g sou. a chilling warning from really worrying stuff. and of course, neil back's 6:00 saturday night here on gb news. but coming up, as albanian people smugglers use the rwanda ruling in tik tok adverts for

channel crossings while bragging about the gang's daily trips to the uk, our senior and influential tory backbenchers and the new conservative group right to warn that voters trust has been eroded and by out of control borders. my superstar panel debate that later. but first, as harry and meghan are seen holding hands in public together amid reports the duke plans a solo trip to africa to produce a documentary. are the couple fighting against couple fighting back against these rumours that their marriage is the rocks by marriage is on the rocks by royal masterminds the lady royal mail masterminds the lady colin royal mail masterminds the lady coun and royal mail masterminds the lady colin and phil dampier colin campbell and phil dampier have exclusive straight have exclusive insight straight after this .

time now for my royal milestones , lady colin campbell and phil dampier and the runaway royals, harry and meghan finally cleared their last belongings out of frogmore cottage as they were sent packing by king charles last week. but they appeared to be all smiles in photos of their first public since that first public outing since that

humiliate eating eviction. karl larson, a celebrity photographer who used to be friends with thomas markle, now claims he's friends with harry and meghan and was conveniently on hand to snap the pair, leaving an office building in california on friday before telling his audience, please do not believe the media. they are very much in love. if that's the case, it does beg the question as to why the duchess won't be joining husband harry in africa with reports that he could fly solo to film a netflix documentary , harry on the documentary, harry on the continent, where the couple famously spent their date famously spent their third date together . so lady c , we know the together. so lady c, we know the sussexes are clearly desperate to quell rumours that their marriage is on the rocks. but you understand that things haven't been so marvellous over in montecito . absolutely not. in montecito. absolutely not. ahe— in montecito. absolutely not. and hay— in montecito. absolutely not. and hay h— in montecito. absolutely not. aha hay r eay— in montecito. absolutely not. aha hay r eay, h— e“ t absolutely not. and may i say, i crossed swords whrh— and may i say, i crossed swords whrh carr— and may i say, i crossed swords with carl larson— and may i say, i crossed swords with carl larson last year when

i with carl larson last year when r wae— with carl larson last year when hwae hawhg— with carl larson last year when hwae hawhhg, hr— with carl larson last year when i was having, if you recall, l gehhg— i was having, if you recall, l gehhg re— i was having, if you recall, l was going to be— i was having, if you recall, l was going to be hosting thomas warhe— was going to be hosting thomas harhhe us— was going to be hosting thomas markle us and— was going to be hosting thomas markle us and carl larson tried to markle us and carl larson tried re wahghe— markle us and carl larson tried re wahghe hhe— markle us and carl larson tried to wangle his way— markle us and carl larson tried to wangle his way in. if you remember . i— to wangle his way in. if you remember. i mean, the man can't be remember. i mean, the man can't he rraerea— remember. i mean, the man can't he rraerea aha— remember. i mean, the man can't be trusted and anything he says is be trusted and anything he says he eaeeeeh— be trusted and anything he says is suspect. and— be trusted and anything he says is suspect. and you know, harry ahe— is suspect. and you know, harry and heghah-e— is suspect. and you know, harry and meghan's marriage is in hearte— and meghan's marriage is in trouble. they're— and meghan's marriage is in trouble. they're in big trouble. aha— trouble. they're in big trouble. aha ae— trouble. they're in big trouble. aha ae eee— trouble. they're in big trouble. and as soon as— trouble. they're in big trouble. and as soon as money problems hhe— and as soon as money problems here he— and as soon as money problems come into the room, you can aeheee— come into the room, you can depend eh— come into the room, you can depend eh hr.— come into the room, you can depend on it. love is flying out the depend on it. love is flying out he whhaew— depend on it. love is flying out the window and— depend on it. love is flying out the window and love was flying out the window and love was flying ear er— the window and love was flying ear er rhe— the window and love was flying out of the window— the window and love was flying out of the window from before . out of the window from before. har— out of the window from before. ear ahah— out of the window from before. but that doesn't— out of the window from before. but that doesn't necessarily hhey-re— but that doesn't necessarily mean they're going to get ahwereea— mean they're going to get divorced tomorrow or day after reherrew . h— divorced tomorrow or day after tomorrow. i mean, divorced tomorrow or day after tomorrow . i mean, they are tomorrow. i mean, they are a erereeehehah— tomorrow. i mean, they are a professional couple who are ereeehrhhg— professional couple who are ereeehrhhg a— professional couple who are presenting a professional facade to presenting a professional facade he he— presenting a professional facade he he hahhhe— presenting a professional facade to the public and— presenting a professional facade to the public and only idiots weara— to the public and only idiots would believe— to the public and only idiots would believe any of it. it's an— would believe any of it. it's all basically— would believe any of it. it's all basically a— would believe any of it. it's all basically a yet another con . yeah— all basically a yet another con . veah. h— all basically a yet another con . yeah, i have— all basically a yet another con . yeah, i have to— all basically a yet another con . yeah, i have to say- all basically a yet another con . yeah, i have to say ,- all basically a yet another con “ce e“ ce 3: . yeah, i have to say, carl larson saying they are so in love. i mean. yeah, i wouldn't

believe that at all. now look, the shameless sussexes odd little mouthpiece, this weird , little mouthpiece, this weird, weird guy, omid scobie. very funny looking guy, has claimed in a new article for the lefty newspaper that prince william wanted him banned from covering his official engagements. wanted him banned from covering his official engagements . scobie his official engagements. scobie writes for me , my first major writes for me, my first major punishment came after the release of finding freedom sources told me that prince william was so incensed by my revelations that his kensington palace team had given negative information favour information to favour journalists brother journalists about his brother that wanted me barred from that he wanted me barred from his engagement. so phil, do you believe this guy bannau? and if he is telling the truth, is there anything wrong with william saying , there anything wrong with william saying, i don't there anything wrong with william saying , i don't want william saying, i don't want this guy around me who's writing so many lies about me ? yeah. so many lies about me? yeah. good evening, dan— so many lies about me? yeah. good evening, dan ,- so many lies about me? yeah. good evening, dan , i'm- e“r::e;7 yeah. good evening, dan , i'm going e“r:7 yeah. good evening, dan , i'm going to good evening, dan, i'm going to eheeh— good evening, dan, i'm going to eheeh aha— good evening, dan, i'm going to shock and amaze— good evening, dan, i'm going to shock and amaze you . actually, shock and amaze you. actually, rehhghr— shock and amaze you. actually, rehhghr rh— shock and amaze you. actually, tonight i'm actually going to erheh— tonight i'm actually going to etch ae— tonight i'm actually going to etch are her— tonight i'm actually going to stick up for omid scobie. what wer— stick up for omid scobie. what we exaerhy— stick up for omid scobie. what not exactly stick— stick up for omid scobie. what not exactly stick up for him. i mean, assuming— not exactly stick up for him. i mean, assuming he's telling the rrarh. — mean, assuming he's telling the rrarh. rh— mean, assuming he's telling the rrarh. h-rh her— mean, assuming he's telling the truth. i'm not a— mean, assuming he's telling the truth. i'm not a great fan of

hehhg— truth. i'm not a great fan of being cancelled. _ truth. i'm not a great fan of being cancelled. people being eaaeehherh— being cancelled. people being cancelled-not- being cancelled. people being cancelled. not great cancelled. and i'm not a great rah— cancelled. and i'm not a great fan er— cancelled. and i'm not a great fan of journalists— cancelled. and i'm not a great fan of journalists being barred heh— fan of journalists being barred rrerh-ewehre- fan of journalists being barred from-events or- fan of journalists being barred from events or not from going to events or not reeehwhhg— from going to events or not receiving releases not receiving press releases or not hehhg—reyah- receiving press releases or not being—royal tours.| receiving press releases or not. being—royal tours. so being allowed on royal tours. so if being allowed on royal tours. so hr-hr— being allowed on royal tours. so hr-hr he-e— being allowed on royal tours. so if-if he's telling— being allowed on royal tours. so if if he's telling the if he's if he's telling the rrarh— if he's if he's telling the truth that— if he's if he's telling the truth that the - if he's if he's telling the truth that the palace did take a bit truth that the palace did take a hhr er— truth that the palace did take a hhr er eeage— truth that the palace did take a bit of revenge on— truth that the palace did take a bit of revenge on-i- truth that the palace did take a bit of revenge on i think bit of revenge on him, i think he— bit of revenge on him, i think hr-elrhherahe.— bit of revenge on him, i think it'slmistake. i— bit of revenge on him, i think it's mistake. i mean, think it's a mistake. i mean, i think hhey— it's a mistake. i mean, i think rhey eheaha— it's a mistake. i mean, i think they should-let- it's a mistake. i mean, i think they should let him hang they should just let him hang hhrheeh— they should just let him hang himself-then— they should just let him hang himself then carry on with himself and then carry on with his himself and then carry on with hhe—aehh- himself and then carry on with his—don't really- his reporting. i don't really regard— his reporting. i don't really regard-ae— his reporting. i don't really regard as journalist. regard him as a journalist. i regard— regard him as a journalist. i regard-a— regard him as a journalist. i regard-a eerr- regard him as a journalist. i regard-a sort of- regard him as a sort of propagandist. but you know, but if propagandist. but you know, but hr he— propagandist. but you know, but hr he hr— propagandist. but you know, but hr he hr he— propagandist. but you know, but if he if he wants— propagandist. but you know, but if he if he wants to turn up on hehe— if he if he wants to turn up on various jobs-he- if he if he wants to turn up on various jobs he wants to various jobs and if he wants to rhe— various jobs and if he wants to receive the royal— various jobs and if he wants to receive the royal press reheaeee h— receive the royal press releases, i think should be releases, i think he should be ahhewea— releases, i think he should be allowed-think— releases, i think he should be allowed-think it's- releases, i think he should be allowed think it's a allowed to. i think it's a ehheeery— allowed to. i think it's a slippery-once- allowed to. i think it's a- slippery-once-start slippery slope once you start harrhhg— slippery slope once you start barring—write- slippery slope once you start. barring—write things barring people who write things you barring people who write things yea-hhe. — barring people who write things yea-hhe. se— barring people who write things you-like. so that's- barring people who write things you like. so that's my you don't like. so that's my ehhhheh. — you don't like. so that's my eehhheh. irhy— you don't like. so that's my opinion. my opinion of him opinion. but my opinion of him haeh-r— opinion. but my opinion of him hasn't particularly i'm hasn't particularly changed. i'm not hasn't particularly changed. i'm her—greareer- hasn't particularly changed. i'm not—greatest fan,- not i'm not his greatest fan, as rh— not i'm not his greatest fan, as h-h-hehe— not i'm not his greatest fan, as h-h-hehelae— not i'm not his greatest fan, as h-h-hehelae ae- not i'm not his greatest fan, as i'm none us are. well i'm sure none of us are. well ahe— i'm sure none of us are. well have where— i'm sure none of us are. well adc where do— i'm sure none of us are. well adc where do you- i'm sure none of us are. well adc where do you stand on this one? because— adc where do you stand on this one? because at— adc where do you stand on this one? because at-of. adc where do you stand on this. one? because at-of the one? because at the end of the day, he doesn't have a god given right to stalk prince william wherever is. know, the wherever he is. you know, at the end day, he's not a end of the day, he's not a credible journalist ist, is he? he's not journalist. he's not a journalist. effectively, operates as a effectively, he operates as a paid pr for harry and meghan masquerading as a journalist. the bloke has never done

journalism well , dan, everything journalism well, dan, everything you say is true, but i have to agree with phil, those of us and you included , who understand you included, who understand freedom of the press. yeah, yeah, yeah . no, that- 3 yeah, yeah, yeah . no, that worms are yeah, yeah. no, that worms are ahhewee— yeah, yeah. no, that worms are ahhewea re— yeah, yeah. no, that worms are allowed to flourish in the garden— allowed to flourish in the garden ae— allowed to flourish in the garden as well- allowed to flourish in the garden as well as everybody eree.— garden as well as everybody ehee. aha— garden as well as everybody ehee. and he— garden as well as everybody else. and he is— garden as well as everybody else. and he is a— garden as well as everybody else. and he is a little worm. har— else. and he is a little worm. ear yea— else. and he is a little worm. har yea thew,— else. and he is a little worm. but you know, he— else. and he is a little worm. but you know, he worms deserve to but you know, he worms deserve re ear— but you know, he worms deserve re ear .— but you know, he worms deserve re ear . veah. — but you know, he worms deserve to eat . yeah. yeah— but you know, he worms deserve to eat . yeah. yeah .— but you know, he worms deserve to eat . yeah. h/r:e e“ \rr:r to eat. yeah. yeah. no, look, i. i'm sort of with you in some ways, though. i don't even hehhewe— ways, though. i don't even believe that. _ 3g i don't even believe that. william cared that haeh— believe that. william cared that haeh arrear— believe that. william cared that much about scobie. this is sort of much about scobie. this is sort er a— much about scobie. this is sort er a erery— much about scobie. this is sort er a erery ahah— much about scobie. this is sort of a story that he's— much about scobie. this is sort of a story that he's concocted to of a story that he's concocted re pump— of a story that he's concocted re pump ae— of a story that he's concocted re pump up hhe— of a story that he's concocted to pump up his own narrative. har— to pump up his own narrative. har eeeahhhg— to pump up his own narrative. but speaking of— to pump up his own narrative. but speaking of press freedom , but speaking of press freedom, it but speaking of press freedom, hr wae— but speaking of press freedom, hr eeah— but speaking of press freedom, it was dealt a— but speaking of press freedom, it was dealt a serious blow at he— it was dealt a serious blow at he weehehe— it was dealt a serious blow at the weekend as— it was dealt a serious blow at the weekend as the press regahaher— the weekend as the press regulator, this— the weekend as the press regulator, this body called ipso , rahee— regulator, this body called ipso , rahee ahah— regulator, this body called ipso , ruled that jeremy clarkson's controversial— , ruled that jeremy clarkson's controversial column criticising heghah— controversial column criticising meghan markle— controversial column criticising meghan markle in december last year.— meghan markle in december last

year, was sex wokeist. now heghah— year, was sex wokeist. now heghah aha— year, was sex wokeist. now meghan and harry had released a erarerhehr— meghan and harry had released a statement accusing— meghan and harry had released a statement accusing clarkson of eareaehhg— statement accusing clarkson of eareaehhg hare— statement accusing clarkson of spreading hate rhetoric, danger , eeheehraey— spreading hate rhetoric, danger , conspiracy theories and rhheegyhy. — , conspiracy theories and rhheegyhy. se— , conspiracy theories and misogyny. so ladies see, even rheagh— misogyny. so ladies see, even rheagh hhey— misogyny. so ladies see, even though they never actually ahreerhy— though they never actually directly complained to ipso, hhey— directly complained to ipso, rhey haa— directly complained to ipso, rhey hae ear— directly complained to ipso, they had put the statement out here.— they had put the statement out here. hr— they had put the statement out here. hr wae— they had put the statement out there. it was then— they had put the statement out there. it was then taken up by he— there. it was then taken up by he raweerr— there. it was then taken up by this fawcett society who claimed hhey— this fawcett society who claimed rhey wee— this fawcett society who claimed they were operating and complaining— they were operating and complaining on behalf of all women in the— complaining on behalf of all women in the world. it feels to he— women in the world. it feels to he he— women in the world. it feels to me the sussexes— women in the world. it feels to me the sussexes may have just aeheee— me the sussexes may have just aeherea hh— me the sussexes may have just aeherea ha a— me the sussexes may have just ushered in a sinister new era of whar— ushered in a sinister new era of erhhr eeheerehhh— ushered in a sinister new era of print censorship in— ushered in a sinister new era of print censorship in britain . print censorship in britain. oh,— print censorship in britain. oh wehh— print censorship in britain. oh wehh. er— print censorship in britain. oh, well, of course.- print censorship in britain. oh, well, of course. but this is what they have been doing for some considerable of time. and the fact of the matter is it was not misogynistic. i mean , jeremy not misogynistic. i mean, jeremy clarkson's great error was not not making it clear that he was alluding to a scene in game of thrones as everybody, you know , thrones as everybody, you know, i've never seen game of thrones , but even i understood that game of thrones is a very popular thing. and i knew about

that scene . well, if i knew that scene. well, if i knew about it, everybody else knows about it, everybody else knows about it. but because he admitted to mention that it was game of thrones, they have ipso they've come up with this nonsensical thing . i mean, with nonsensical thing. i mean, with due respect, it was a simple criticism and he was speaking about a woman and yeah , she was. about a woman and yeah, she was. he was criticising her. but where does this that misogynistic and you know, again, we come back to the whole business of if omid scobie can be welcomed at the palace despite all the lies he tells on behalf of meghan and harry, surely jeremy clarkson is allowed to make an illusion and neglect that he mentions the who the source of the illusion without having being muzzled . i without having being muzzled. i mean, the whole thing is

ridiculous. phil, i think lady rhghh— ridiculous. phil, i think lady sees right, isn't— 3 3 t phil, i think lady sees right, isn't she? because we've seen what's— sees right, isn't she? because we've seen what's happened with here— we've seen what's happened with here hergah— we've seen what's happened with here hergah .— we've seen what's happened with piers morgan . the— we've seen what's happened with piers morgan . the moment that piers morgan. the moment that heghah— piers morgan. the moment that heghah ehehe— piers morgan. the moment that heghah ehehe ae— piers morgan. the moment that meghan picks up the phone or eehae— meghan picks up the phone or eehae her— meghan picks up the phone or sends her little— meghan picks up the phone or sends her little calligraphy here— sends her little calligraphy here he— sends her little calligraphy here he he— sends her little calligraphy note to the very woke chief eeeahrwe — note to the very woke chief executive of _ note to the very woke chief executive of itv,- note to the very woke chief executive of itv, carolyn macaw,— executive of itv, carolyn mccall, the— executive of itv, carolyn mccall, the same thing's now haeeehea— mccall, the same thing's now happened he— mccall, the same thing's now happened to jeremy clarkson. i'm eerry— happened to jeremy clarkson. i'm eerry, yea— happened to jeremy clarkson. i'm eerry, yea eeh-r— happened to jeremy clarkson. i'm sorry, you don't have to like he— sorry, you don't have to like he eeharhh — sorry, you don't have to like the column. the— sorry, you don't have to like the column. the sun actually eeehaea— the column. the sun actually aeeheea hr— the column. the sun actually decided it didn't— the column. the sun actually decided it didn't like the eeharhh— decided it didn't like the column, and— decided it didn't like the column, and they took it down heh— column, and they took it down rrerh hhe— column, and they took it down from its website— column, and they took it down from its website and apologised for from its website and apologised rer eahhhehhhg— from its website and apologised for publishing it.— from its website and apologised for publishing it. but that eeeeh-r— for publishing it. but that doesn't mean— for publishing it. but that doesn't mean a state regulated aerer— doesn't mean a state regulated aerer hae— doesn't mean a state regulated aerer hae re— doesn't mean a state regulated actor has to get— doesn't mean a state regulated actor has to get involved. i rhhhh— actor has to get involved. i rhhhh rhhe— actor has to get involved. i think this is— actor has to get involved. i think this is a— actor has to get involved. i think this is a shocking affront to think this is a shocking affront re hee— think this is a shocking affront to free speech— think this is a shocking affront to free speech in— think this is a shocking affront to free speech in this country . to free speech in this country. hew. — to free speech in this country. hew. ah — to free speech in this country. wew. ah arehegy— to free speech in this country. now. an apology is— to free speech in this country. now. an apology is never- to free speech in this country. now. an apology is never enough. is it? very slippery is it? it's a very slippery slope. we're going down. if you're to you know, you're going to start, you know, criticising people just for having an opinion. but i mean, the that go the irony is that they go running to their at the the irony is that they go runniof to their at the the irony is that they go runniof a) their at the the irony is that they go runniof a hatair at the the irony is that they go runniof a hat as at the the irony is that they go runniof a hat as lady at the the irony is that they go runniof a hat as lady c at the the irony is that they go runniof a hat as lady c says, re drop of a hat as lady c says, yeah, there's nothing they can do really to control social media where you know, the media where the, you know, the internet the wild west, where internet is the wild west, where most bad stuff most of the really bad stuff being about is. so being said about them is. so really they're of barking really they're kind of barking up wrong tree. i mean, if

up the wrong tree. i mean, if they played their cards they if they played their cards right, still getting a right, they'd still be getting a good press from the mainstream media likes us. media and from the likes of us. i welcome them with i mean, we welcome them with open and we would have we open arms. and we would have we did given us the opportunity. open arms. and we would have we did ryet,i us the opportunity. open arms. and we would have we did ryet, meanwhile,ortunity. open arms. and we would have we did ryet, meanwhile,orturknow, and yet, meanwhile, you know, people are saying all sorts of things them on social things about them on social media they media and there's nothing they can so i think can do about that. so i think they're you know, they're they're just, you know, they're aiming the wrong aiming their fire at the wrong people. yeah, no, indeed. and haahey— people. yeah, no, indeed. and hadley friedman— people. yeah, no, indeed. and hadley friedman in— yeah, no, indeed. and hadley friedman in the sunday hhrhee— hadley friedman in the sunday times-weekend,- hadley friedman in the sunday times weekend, you times at the weekend, you know, ehe-e— times at the weekend, you know, ehe-eiwae— times at the weekend, you know, ehe-eiwaelhehy.— times at the weekend, you know, she's-was l lefty. she - times at the weekend, you know, she's was lefty. she was she's she was a lefty. she was at she's she was a lefty. she was ar hhe— she's she was a lefty. she was at the guardian— she's she was a lefty. she was at the guardian and she spoke arrear— at the guardian and she spoke ahear hew— at the guardian and she spoke about how-british- at the guardian and she spoke about how british public had about how the british public had so about how the british public had ee haeh— about how the british public had so much goodwill— about how the british public had so much goodwill for harry and meghan.— so much goodwill for harry and meghan-flooded- so much goodwill for harry and meghan. flooded with meghan. they were flooded with geeawhhh— meghan. they were flooded with goodwill-drained- meghan. they were flooded with goodwill drained it all goodwill and they drained it all away—rhehr- goodwill and they drained it all away their behaviour, away because of their behaviour, not away because of their behaviour, her—rheaha. - away because of their behaviour, her—rheaha. haayi not because of the media. lady cehhh—rhhh— not because of the media. lady colin phil dampier, my colin campbell, phil dampier, my heyah— colin campbell, phil dampier, my royal masterminds. we will speak very— royal masterminds. we will speak wery hhahh— royal masterminds. we will speak very soon. thank you both so mach.— very soon. thank you both so mach-ieehhhg— very soon. thank you both so much.-coming up,- very soon. thank you both so much. coming up, britain's much. but coming up, britain's errhereer— much. but coming up, britain'si strictest—katharine strictest headteacher, katharine hhrhahehhgh— strictest headteacher, katharine birbalsingh _live - strictest headteacher, katharine birbalsingh live in the birbalsingh joins me live in the eraehe— birbalsingh joins me live in the eraahe re— birbalsingh joins me live in the studio to explain— birbalsingh joins me live in the studio to explain why she's wrhrreh— studio to explain why she's when he— studio to explain why she's written to slippery starmer over her — written to slippery starmer over her racism and— written to slippery starmer over her racism and bullying allegations— her racism and bullying allegations against the labour mp reee— allegations against the labour mp jess phillips. _ allegations against the labour mp jess phillips. you don't want to mp jess phillips. you don't want re hhee— mp jess phillips. you don't want re ahah— mp jess phillips. you don't want to miss that interview, which whhh— to miss that interview, which whhh hrhhg— to miss that interview, which whhh hrhhg yea— to miss that interview, which will bring you shortly. but neg,— will bring you shortly. but next,.albanian- will bring you shortly. but next, albanian people next, as albanian people erhagghere— next, as albanian people smugglers celebrate the rwanda

rahhhg—aawehe- smugglers celebrate the rwanda ruling—adverts for. ruling and tiktok adverts for ehahheh— ruling and tiktok adverts for channel crossing are the new eeheerwarhwee— channel crossing are the new conservatives led— channel crossing are the new conservatives led by influential haehheheh— conservatives led by influential backbench tory— conservatives led by influential backbench tory mp sir john conservatives led by influential backbench tory mp sirjohn hayes backbench tory mp sir john hayes rhghr— backbench tory mp sir john hayes rhghr re— backbench tory mp sir john hayes rhghr re warh— backbench tory mp sir john hayes right to warn that— backbench tory mp sir john hayes right to warn that voters have her— right to warn that voters have we rahhh— right to warn that voters have we rahrh hh— right to warn that voters have lost faith in the _ right to warn that voters have lost faith in the government heaee— lost faith in the government heaee er— lost faith in the government because of its— lost faith in the government because of its immigration rahhare. — because of its immigration failure. superstar panel failure. my superstar panel rerarhee— failure. my superstar panel returned .tackle - failure. my superstar panel returned tackle that very returned to tackle that very eherrhy. — returned to tackle that very eherrhy. .we-re - returned to tackle that very shortly. we're going shortly. plus we're going to have—ar- shortly. plus we're going to. have—at tomorrow's have a first look at tomorrow's heweeaeer— have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front— have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. they are hot newspaper front pages. they are herirhe— newspaper front pages. they are herirhe ereee— newspaper front pages. they are hot-the press. i'm— newspaper front pages. they are hot the press. i'm going to hot off the press. i'm going to hang— hot off the press. i'm going to hang-hem.— hot off the press. i'm going to bring-them.-back. hot off the press. i'm going to bring them. back in bring you them. we're back in just— bring you them. we're back in we we— bring you them. we're back in just two minutes— bring you them. we're back in just two minutes time .

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. hehhghr— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. hehhghr hhghr— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight right as— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight right as i predicted, the tonight right as i predicted, rhe rewahaa— tonight right as i predicted, the rwanda court ruling has only aheee— the rwanda court ruling has only aheee rhe— the rwanda court ruling has only aided the wicked— the rwanda court ruling has only aided the wicked people erhagghere— aided the wicked people smugglers as- aided the wicked people smugglers as tik tok adverts, ehewhhg— smugglers as tik tok adverts, ehewhhg rherh— smugglers as tik tok adverts, showing them heralding the eeeheheh — showing them heralding the decision, saying there is no rearhr— decision, saying there is no rearhr rer— decision, saying there is no return for albanians who go to rhghahe— return for albanians who go to rhghahe hy— return for albanians who go to england by boat— return for albanians who go to england by boat .— return for albanians who go to england by boat. so as the hrhrheh— england by boat. so as the british people— england by boat. so as the british people continue to be rahee— british people continue to be raheh rer— british people continue to be taken for mugs,— british people continue to be taken for mugs, could the new eeaeewahhwe— taken for mugs, could the new eeheerwarhwe, a— taken for mugs, could the new conservative, a band of tory backbenchers—

conservative, a band of tory backbenchers demanding net rhhgrarheh— backbenchers demanding net hhgrarheh ae— backbenchers demanding net migration as slashed by a third, be migration as slashed by a third, he he— migration as slashed by a third, be the government's final hope ahead— be the government's final hope aheaa er— be the government's final hope aheaa er rhe— be the government's final hope ahead of the general election ? ahead of the general election? hhar-e— ahead of the general election? hhar-e rhe— ahead of the general election? hhar-e rhe hhg— ahead of the general election? that's the big debate with my earererar— that's the big debate with my superstar panel.— that's the big debate with my superstar panel. tonight i'm superstar panel. and tonight i'm hehee— superstar panel. and tonight i'm joined-malone- superstar panel. and tonight i'm hehee-warehe .- superstar panel. and tonight i'm joined malone , michael joined by carole malone, michael wahher— joined by carole malone, michael warher aha— joined by carole malone, michael walker and belinda de lucy. hreah— walker and belinda de lucy. hreah hh— walker and belinda de lucy. break in tonight. nigel farage has revealed— break in tonight. nigel farage has revealed that he's been rer-earea— has revealed that he's been rereeree hy— has revealed that he's been rereeree by a— has revealed that he's been rejected by a ninth bank. and as sky rejected by a ninth bank. and as shy wewe— rejected by a ninth bank. and as shy wewe parry— rejected by a ninth bank. and as sky news party girl kay burley eeehe— sky news party girl kay burley eeehe ar— sky news party girl kay burley scoffs at the _ sky news party girl kay burley scoffs at the sinister cancellation of the brexit eharheheh— cancellation of the brexit eharheheh hy— cancellation of the brexit champion by the uk's financial hherhrarhehe— champion by the uk's financial institutions ,_ champion by the uk's financial institutions , why— champion by the uk's financial institutions , why are the institutions, why are the eheerhhg— institutions, why are the sneering msm elite refusing to eraha— sneering msm elite refusing to erahe ae— sneering msm elite refusing to erahe up rer— sneering msm elite refusing to stand up for free— sneering msm elite refusing to stand up for free speech? i'll get— stand up for free speech? i'll ger rhe— stand up for free speech? i'll get the reaction _ stand up for free speech? i'll get the reaction of fleet street heh— get the reaction of fleet street hehwhh— get the reaction of fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie. he's rarheae— icon kelvin mackenzie. he's furious about— icon kelvin mackenzie. he's furious about this and will be uncancelled_ furious about this and will be uncancelled later. plus after her— uncancelled later. plus after their dramatic— uncancelled later. plus after their dramatic twitter spat , their dramatic twitter spat, harharhhe— their dramatic twitter spat, katharine birbalsingh explains katharine birbalsinin explains why katharine birbalsingh explains why ehe-e— katharine birbalsingh explains why she's accused the labour mp reee— why she's accused the labour mp reee rhhhhhee— why she's accused the labour mp reee rhhhhhee er— why she's accused the labour mp jess phillips of being a racist. hrhrahh-e— jess phillips of being a racist. britain's strictest— jess phillips of being a racist. britain's strictest headteacher eheahe— britain's strictest headteacher eeeahe ear— britain's strictest headteacher speaks out live— britain's strictest headteacher speaks out live in the studio eherrhy. — speaks out live in the studio eherrhy. h— speaks out live in the studio shortly. in the— speaks out live in the studio shortly. in the media buzz was hare— shortly. in the media buzz was kate middleton— shortly. in the media buzz was kate middleton right to insist the kate middleton right to insist rhe heyah— kate middleton right to insist the royal family fought back agahher— the royal family fought back against meghan markle's untrue ehahrhe— against meghan markle's untrue ehahrhe er— against meghan markle's untrue claims of racism _ against meghan markle's untrue claims of racism as revealed by the

claims of racism as revealed by he hhrhee— claims of racism as revealed by the times correspondent vahehrhhe— the times correspondent valentine lowe and amid new reeerre— valentine lowe and amid new reeerre ahah— valentine lowe and amid new reports that woke— valentine lowe and amid new reports that woke itv bosses were made aware of, quote, serious allegations and concerns areaha— serious allegations and concerns areahe hhhhhe— serious allegations and concerns around philip schofield's reehage— around philip schofield's teenage lover. will the scandal eeahe— teenage lover. will the scandal eeaha rhe— teenage lover. will the scandal sound the death— teenage lover. will the scandal sound the death knell for this herhhhge— sound the death knell for this herhhhge ahe— sound the death knell for this morning? and finally , after a morning? and finally, after a whhrehahh— morning? and finally, after a whitehall probe— morning? and finally, after a whitehall probe finds that witch hahrer— whitehall probe finds that witch hahrer aha— whitehall probe finds that witch hunter and chief— whitehall probe finds that witch hunter and chief sue gray broke the hunter and chief sue gray broke rhe chwhh— hunter and chief sue gray broke the civil service— hunter and chief sue gray broke the civil service code by eeererhy— the civil service code by secretly becoming keir starmer's, _ secretly becoming keir starmer's, chief of staff, we aheeaee— starmer's, chief of staff, we eheeaee rhe— starmer's, chief of staff, we discuss the msmes depher evening ehhehee— discuss the msmes depher evening ehhehee eh— discuss the msmes depher evening ehhehee eh rhe— discuss the msmes depher evening silence on the matter and rehhghr-e— silence on the matter and tonight's greatest britain and when. — tonight's greatest britain and when. raeh— tonight's greatest britain and union. jack acas i'm going to be hrhhghhg— union. jack acas i'm going to be hrhhghhg yea— union. jack acas i'm going to be hrhhghhg yea rhe— union. jack acas i'm going to be bringing you the first newspaper hear— bringing you the first newspaper rrehr eagee— bringing you the first newspaper rrehr eagee hh— bringing you the first newspaper front pages in mere moments too. shrahghr— front pages in mere moments too. shrahghr-rhe— front pages in mere moments too. straight-the news— straight after the news headlines— straight after the news- headlines-middlehurst headlines with polly middlehurst . hear.— headlines with polly middlehurst . hah rhahh— headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you.— headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. good- headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. good evening. drivers paid nearly £1 billion more for fuel at supermarket filling stations last year after the supermarkets increased their profit margins. is an investigation by the competition and markets authority has found that drivers paid an extra £0.06

a litre for fuel at supermarket fuel stops. the chancellor supports calls for a cheapest fuel finder app or website, which could help motorists find the best and nearest fuel prices on their phones or satnav . these on their phones or satnav. these migrant crossings set a new record last month, pushing the total for the year. so far up to more than 11,000. the figure comes almost six months after rishi sunak vowed to stop the boats as one of his cabinet's chief objectives . nearly 4000 chief objectives. nearly 4000 migrants crossed the english channelin migrants crossed the english channel in june. that's the highest monthly figure since records began five years ago . a records began five years ago. a cabinet office investigation says sue gray broke the civil service code as a result of undeclared contact between herself and the labour party. the former senior civil servant led the investigation into lockdown, breaking gatherings at downing street. ms grey was given permission last week,

though by the advisory committee on business appointments to start work . as sir keir start work. as sir keir starmer's, chief of staff in september, the antequera corruption watchdog ruled it had seen no evidence that her decision making had been impaired while serving in whitehall . lord chancellor alex whitehall. lord chancellor alex chalk is asking the parole board to reconsider its decision to allow the double child killer colin pitchfork to be released from prison . the parole board from prison. the parole board ruled last month that pitchfork could be freed . he was jailed could be freed. he was jailed for life in the 80 ends for raping and strangling 215 year old girls. lynda mann and dawn ashworth. he was told to serve a minimum of 30 years later , minimum of 30 years later, reduced to 28 for good behaviour . lord chalk is saying it's absolutely vital that offenders are kept behind bars and says there's a chance the parole board's decision was irrational . while downing street insists discussions on nhs pay and

conditions can't be held unless the strikes stop. but the british medical association says doctors would continue to strike over the next few years if their demands aren't met. junior doctors are planning a five day strike action from the 13th to the 18th later this month and consultants are walking out on the 20th and 21st at and rail passengers are being warned of disruption as train drivers refuse work to work overtime. this week, services with 16 train operators started running a limited service today and that will continue until saturday as representatives continue to argue over their pay. aslef says members at 15 train operators will take part in further industrial action from the 17th to the 22nd of this month . now to the 22nd of this month. now if you take a glance outside tonight, you may see a moon brighter and larger than usual. it's called a july supermoon. often termed a buck moon and

named after the new antlers of a buck deer. at this time of year last for up to three nights. nasa says july's supermoon is a great opportunity to marvel at lunar seas and craters without the need for a telescope . if the need for a telescope. if you're up to date on tv, online, dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. back now to dan wootton. tonight . wootton. tonight. tomorrow's news wootton. tonight.- . tomorrow's news tonight wootton. tonight.— - tomorrow's news tonight. now weerreh. wahghe— - tomorrow's news tonight. now in weerreh. wahghe— - tomorrow'sfirst/s tonight. now in weerreh. wahghe— - tomorrow'sfirst/s ton pagesiow in our mediabuzz first front pages are our mediabuzz first front pages hh— our mediabuzz first front pages hh hhgh— our mediabuzz first front pages are in high hot— our mediabuzz first front pages are in high hot off the press, rhe— are in high hot off the press, rhe heare— are in high hot off the press, the metro reports that last hehrh— the metro reports that last hehrh wae— the metro reports that last month was easily the hottest rahe— month was easily the hottest rahe eh— month was easily the hottest june on record,— month was easily the hottest june on record, according to the her— june on record, according to the her ehee— june on record, according to the met office, with— june on record, according to the met office, with average day and hhghr— met office, with average day and night temperatures of 15.8 c. s the night temperatures of15.8 c. s rhe h— night temperatures of15.8 c. s rhe h heade— night temperatures of15.8 c. s the i leads with— night temperatures of 15.8 c. s the i leads with the cost of hhwhhg— the i leads with the cost of living crisis— the i leads with the cost of living crisis as— the i leads with the cost of living crisis as reports that erre— living crisis as reports that ehr/e er— living crisis as reports that ehr/e er rhe— living crisis as reports that 67% of the public want a cap on eaeerrharher— 67% of the public want a cap on supermarket prices— 67% of the public want a cap on supermarket prices to help erragghhhg— supermarket prices to help struggling households. the

rahhh— struggling households. the public believes eggs milk , bread public believes eggs milk, bread and erher— public believes eggs milk, bread and other household purchases eheaha— and other household purchases eheahe he— and other household purchases should be subject to price eehrrehe— should be subject to price eehrrehe .— should be subject to price controls . last— should be subject to price controls . last seen in the controls. last seen in the hehee. — controls. last seen in the 1970s. yeah— controls. last seen in the 1970s. yeah we're back there, area-r— 1970s. yeah we're back there, areh-r wee— 1970s. yeah we're back there, aren't we? socialism my earererar— aren't we? socialism my superstar panel back with me to the broadcaster— superstar panel back with me to the broadcaster and journalist earere— the broadcaster and journalist carole malone,— the broadcaster and journalist carole malone, the journalist aha— carole malone, the journalist and political— carole malone, the journalist and political commentator hhehaeh— and political commentator michael walker and the former ereeh— michael walker and the former hreahr harry— michael walker and the former brexit party mep— michael walker and the former brexit party mep and political commentator— brexit party mep and political commentator belinda de lucy. now in commentator belinda de lucy. now he he— commentator belinda de lucy. now he he hareer— commentator belinda de lucy. now in the latest sign— commentator belinda de lucy. now in the latest sign that the hrhrheh— in the latest sign that the british folk _ in the latest sign that the british folk are being taken for here— british folk are being taken for fools, albanian— british folk are being taken for fools, albanian people smugglers are fools, albanian people smugglers aehhg— fools, albanian people smugglers aehhg haer— fools, albanian people smugglers are using last week's rwanda eeah— are using last week's rwanda eeah rahhhg— are using last week's rwanda court ruling and— are using last week's rwanda court ruling and their adverts on court ruling and their adverts eh hhhheh— court ruling and their adverts on tiktok with— court ruling and their adverts on tiktok with the criminals eeahhage— on tiktok with the criminals scumbags showing a news report on scumbags showing a news report eh rhe— scumbags showing a news report on the judgement— scumbags showing a news report on the judgement to potential rhhgrahre. — on the judgement to potential migrants. then— on the judgement to potential migrants. then writing there is no migrants. then writing there is he rearhr rer— migrants. then writing there is no return for albanians who go to no return for albanians who go he hhghahe— no return for albanians who go he hhghahe hy— no return for albanians who go to england by boat. contact me if to england by boat. contact me hr yea— to england by boat. contact me hr yea wahr— to england by boat. contact me hr yea wahr re— to england by boat. contact me if you want to go— to england by boat. contact me if you want to go as well. now erhrh— if you want to go as well. now erhrh rahee— if you want to go as well. now grim tales like— if you want to go as well. now grim tales like that are exactly why— grim tales like that are exactly why he— grim tales like that are exactly why the government needs to get a grip— why the government needs to get a grhe eh— why the government needs to get a grhe eh rhe— why the government needs to get a grip on the invasion of our eearherh— a grip on the invasion of our southern border— a grip on the invasion of our southern border and a group of hhrhaehrhah— southern border and a group of influential tory— southern border and a group of influential tory backbenchers hae— influential tory backbenchers hae aeheee— influential tory backbenchers has devised a— influential tory backbenchers has devised a plan calling themselves— has devised a plan calling themselves the— has devised a plan calling themselves the new conservatives. 20 motty mps

eheerea— conservatives. 20 motty mps elected since _ conservatives. 20 motty mps elected since the— conservatives. 20 motty mps elected since the brexit referendum _ elected since the brexit referendum have demanded that hhehh— referendum have demanded that hehehh eahah— referendum have demanded that rishi sunak cut— referendum have demanded that rishi sunak cut net migration by two rishi sunak cut net migration by we rhhrae— rishi sunak cut net migration by two thirds before— rishi sunak cut net migration by two thirds before the next eheerheh— two thirds before the next election or— two thirds before the next election or risk- two thirds before the next election or risk losing. this is he— election or risk losing. this is he great-e— election or risk losing. this is the group's co—chairs, danny wager— the group's co—chairs, danny hrager ahe— the group's co—chairs, danny kruger and miriam cates , kruger and miriam cates, explainin9_ kruger and miriam cates, explaining their mission earlier reeay— explaining their mission earlier reaay . — explaining their mission earlier reeay . hhe— explaining their mission earlier today . the new— explaining their mission earlier today . today. the new conservatives stand for the realignment in our politics that brexit and our victory in 2019 ushered in. if we as conservatives are to . rt e“ �*qh lher“r:3r:r: e“ if we as conservatives are to prove ahah— we as conservatives are to prove rhar we— we as conservatives are to prove rhar we hehhewe— we as conservatives are to prove that we believe in— we as conservatives are to prove that we believe in democracy, ahah— that we believe in democracy, rhar we— that we believe in democracy, rhar we are— that we believe in democracy, that we are committed to gewerhhhg— that we are committed to governing for— that we are committed to governing for the british eeeehe— governing for the british peopler her— governing for the british people, not in spite of the hrhrheh— people, not in spite of the british people,— people, not in spite of the british people, then we must heear— british people, then we must honour our promise and dramatically— honour our promise and dramatically cut net migration herere— dramatically cut net migration herere rhe— dramatically cut net migration before the next— dramatically cut net migration before the next election . before the next election. weahwhhhe.— before the next election. meanwhile, lee- before the next election. meanwhile, lee anderson is believed to have had to pull out from his involvement in the group due to being deputy leader of conservative party . so of the conservative party. so carole could carole malone, you could certainly see the urgency from miriam cates there. yeah i totally believe in what these new conservatives are doing . but new conservatives are doing. but the fact that number 10 clearly didn't want lee anderson as deputy chair of the party to be

there is a real worry they're not listening to their mps on this, just like they're not listening to the public on this. the tory wets believe that migration has to be close to a million. it's insanity. they're no lee anderson— million. it's insanity. they're no lee anderson is- million. it's insanity. they're no lee anderson is very- no lee anderson is very influential— no lee anderson is very influential as- no lee anderson is very influential as well in the red warh— influential as well in the red wall constituency . they know wall constituency. they know hhey-re— wall constituency. they know rhey-re gehhg— wall constituency. they know rhey-re gehhg re— wall constituency. they know they're going to have trouble. vea— they're going to have trouble. vea hhew— they're going to have trouble. vea hhew h— they're going to have trouble. you know, i find— they're going to have trouble. you know, i find it astonishing ahah— you know, i find it astonishing rhar rhe— you know, i find it astonishing that the human— you know, i find it astonishing that the human rights groups here— that the human rights groups here ahe— that the human rights groups here and the— that the human rights groups here and the judicial judiciary, i here and the judicial judiciary, h eah-r— here and the judicial judiciary, h eah-r eay— here and the judicial judiciary, i can't say that— here and the judicial judiciary, i can't say that word ever last week— i can't say that word ever last week facilitated _ i can't say that word ever last week facilitated a _ i can't say that word ever last week facilitated a situation where— week facilitated a situation where they've _ week facilitated a situation where they've just made the rrahhehere— where they've just made the traffickers and _ where they've just made the traffickers and the criminal gangs— traffickers and the criminal gahge eeh— traffickers and the criminal gangs even richer than they were ahreaehy— gangs even richer than they were ahreaey, yea— gangs even richer than they were already, you know,— gangs even richer than they were already, you know, and these greate— already, you know, and these greaee are— already, you know, and these greaee ew— already, you know, and these groups are now being advertised like groups are now being advertised he a— groups are now being advertised he a hehhhay— groups are now being advertised like a holiday. and you don't get— like a holiday. and you don't gerlhehheay— like a holiday. and you don't getlholiday now.- like a holiday. and you don't get holiday now. you a get a holiday now. you get a hhrerhrhe— get a holiday now. you get a hhrerhrhe hh— get a holiday now. you get a lifetime in britain for four graha— lifetime in britain for four graha-eah- lifetime in britain for four grand. can come lifetime in britain for four grand. _can come and grand. if you can come here. and i grand. if you can come here. and hr-aer— grand. if you can come here. and hr-aerlrhhe— grand. if you can come here. and hr-aerlrhha hr— grand. if you can come here. and i just find it astonishing i just i find it astonishing ahah— i just i find it astonishing rhar, yea— i just i find it astonishing that, you know, i suppose what i rhe— that, you know, i suppose what i hhe-hare— that, you know, i suppose what i hhe-hare re— that, you know, i suppose what i find-hard to accept- that, you know, i suppose what i find hard to accept last find really hard to accept last week— find really hard to accept last week ahear— find really hard to accept last week about this— find really hard to accept last week about this ruling was a few hehrhe— week about this ruling was a few hehrhe age— week about this ruling was a few hehrhe age hh— week about this ruling was a few months ago in december, high months ago in december, the high eeah— months ago in december, the high cearr rahee— months ago in december, the high court ruled that— months ago in december, the high court ruled that rwanda was not the court ruled that rwanda was not hhe-wae— court ruled that rwanda was not the _was-illegal.- court ruled that rwanda was not the was illegal. and the scheme was not illegal. and yet the scheme was not illegal. and yer-haagee— the scheme was not illegal. and yer-haagee here,- the scheme was not illegal. and yet judges here, two yet three judges here, well, two raagee—rhar- judges here ruled that they rheaghr— judges here ruled that they rheaghr hr— judges here ruled that they thought it-an- judges here ruled that they thought it an unsafe place thought it was an unsafe place to thought it was an unsafe place reiaha— thought it was an unsafe place reiahe h— thought it was an unsafe place reiahe h-ger- thought it was an unsafe place to-and i-get why- thought it was an unsafe place to and i get why they to be. and i don't get why they rhhhh— to be. and i don't get why they think rwanda— to be. and i don't get why they think rwanda is— to be. and i don't get why they think rwanda is unsafe. i don't

ahaereraha— think rwanda is unsafe. i don't ahaereraha .— think rwanda is unsafe. i don't understand . it— think rwanda is unsafe. i don't understand . it is— think rwanda is unsafe. i don't understand . it is it is think rwanda is unsafe. i don't understand. it is it is a it is er— understand. it is it is a it is er hr-e— understand. it is it is a it is one of it's one— understand. it is it is a it is one of it's one of- understand. it is it is a it is one of it's one of the fastest grewhhg— one of it's one of the fastest growing economies in africa. it is growing economies in africa. it he he— growing economies in africa. it he he eeah— growing economies in africa. it is the 29th most— growing economies in africa. it is the 29th most desirable place out is the 29th most desirable place ear er— is the 29th most desirable place ear er hee— is the 29th most desirable place out of 190 countries. look at wheh— out of 190 countries. look at visit rwanda on the arsenal shirts. i mean, do you know what i find so ironic about this, carol? it's a sneering middle class woke white, left wingers looking down and mocking an african country. now, if this was any other circumstance , they was any other circumstance, they would be outraged. and they keep on would be outraged. and they keep eh hrhhghhg— would be outraged. and they keep eh hrhhghhg upr— would be outraged. and they keep eh hrhhghhg “pr yea— would be outraged. and they keep on bringing up, you know,- 3 3g: and they keep on bringing up, you know, 1994 aha— on bringing up, you know, 1994 and he— on bringing up, you know, 1994 and the tutsi— on bringing up, you know, 1994 and the tutsi genocide . that was and the tutsi genocide. that was 30 and the tutsi genocide. that was so eee— and the tutsi genocide. that was so eae yeare— and the tutsi genocide. that was ee eee yeare age.— and the tutsi genocide. that was 30 odd years ago. if we were werrhea— 30 odd years ago. if we were worried about— 30 odd years ago. if we were worried about doing business whrh— worried about doing business with countries— worried about doing business with countries like that, why hrhrahh— with countries like that, why was britain doing business with the was britain doing business with rhe eerrhahe— was britain doing business with the germans years after the the germans 20 years after the her— the germans 20 years after the haeriwheh— the germans 20 years after the last-when there— the germans 20 years after the last .when there - a - the germans 20 years after the last when there a pretty last war when there was a pretty big last war when there was a pretty hhg geheehee— last war when there was a pretty big genocide over— last war when there was a pretty big genocide over there? so last war when there was a pretty big gris,rcide over there? so last war when there was a pretty big gris, this over there? so last war when there was a pretty big gris, this schemeere? so last war when there was a pretty big gris, this scheme is? so last war when there was a pretty big gris, this scheme is meant point is, this scheme is meant to point is, this scheme is meant re-aererrehr— point is, this scheme is meant to deterrent scheme. and to be a deterrent scheme. and he— to be a deterrent scheme. and he rhhhg— to be a deterrent scheme. and he rhhhg he— to be a deterrent scheme. and the thing is, they'd have to the thing is, all they'd have to do the thing is, all they'd have to aelger— the thing is, all they'd have to aelger a— the thing is, all they'd have to eelger a eeaehe— the thing is, all they'd have to dolget a couple of- the thing is, all they'd have to do get a couple of planeloads do is get a couple of planeloads off do is get a couple of planeloads err-hahhere— do is get a couple of planeloads off-numbers would- do is get a couple of planeloads off numbers would stop off and the numbers would stop heaee— off and the numbers would stop because interestingly, i mean, i reana— because interestingly, i mean, i hand ee— because interestingly, i mean, i found some figures week found some figures last week ahah— found some figures last week rhar—rhey- found some figures last week that—they were- that that while they were wahrhhg — that that while they were waiting judge's decision waiting the judge's decision haer— waiting the judge's decision last - numbers - waiting the judge's decision. last-numbers slowed waiting the judge's decision last the numbers slowed waiting the judge's decision last the channel s slowed waiting the judge's decision last the channel s sl0r:r�*"d crossing the channel and of hhey— crossing the channel and of course, they-at- crossing the channel and of course, they at this tick course, they look at this tick tock because yeah, you're not

going pay grand if going to pay four grand if you're going to be there advertising, are advertising, they are advertising that we are a soft touch because our left wing because we judiciary. and because we are judiciary. and i think despicable. think it's despicable. but michael fascinating michael walker, the fascinating thing about the new conservatives, is what conservatives, though, is what they realised not they have realised is it's not just about illegal immigration because rishi sunak because that's what rishi sunak wants think the wants us to think that the british actually british public are actually totally net migration totally fine with net migration of more than 600,000 a year. and actually we're not. are you? well, there isn't actually much ewhaehee— well, there isn't actually much evidence that— well, there isn't actually much evidence that the— well, there isn't actually much evidence that the british public at evidence that the british public ar harge— evidence that the british public ar harge hea-r— evidence that the british public at large isn't fine— evidence that the british public at large isn't fine with it, so. or.— at large isn't fine with it, so. oh aehe— at large isn't fine with it, so. oh eh— at large isn't fine with it, so. oh, come on. no,— at large isn't fine with it, so. oh, come on. no, no,- at large isn't fine with it, so. oh, come on. no, no, no,- at large isn't fine with it, so. oh, come on. no, no, no, no, no. vea— oh, come on. no, no, no, no, no. you have to be scientific about aheee— you have to be scientific about rheee rhhhge— you have to be scientific about these things, so— you have to be scientific about these things, so you can't just heeh— these things, so you can't just heeh ar— these things, so you can't just heeh ar whar— these things, so you can't just look at what comments you're gerrhhg— look at what comments you're getting-youtube- look at what comments you're getting youtube channel. getting on your youtube channel. whar— getting on your youtube channel. whar-re— getting on your youtube channel. whar-reihe- getting on your youtube channel. what-to-is what. what you have to see is what a hehherer— what you have to see is what a pollster produce. _ what you have to see is what a pollster produce. ' pollster produce. a pollster eay. — pollster produce. a pollster eay. okay,— pollster produce. a pollster eay. okay, ee— pollster produce. ' okay, so there's a poll say. okay, so there's a poll heh— say. okay, so there's a poll rrerh heee— say. okay, so there's a poll from ipsos which- okay, so there's a poll from ipsos which very surprisingly- from ipsos which very surprisingly of surprisingly so, lots of the eeeehe— surprisingly so, lots of the eeeehe-were- surprisingly so, lots of the people were against brexit people who were against brexit rheaghr— people who were against brexit rheaghr hr— people who were against brexit thought it would _ people who were against brexit thought it would unleash a harry— thought it would unleash a harry-whar- thought it would unleash a. flurry _what actually flurry of racism. what actually happened— flurry of racism. what actually happened-brexit- flurry of racism. what actually happened brexit is people flurry of racism. what actually hap quitei brexit is people flurry of racism. what actually hap quite a brexit is people flurry of racism. what actually hap quite a lot brexit is people flurry of racism. what actually hap quite a lot moret is people flurry of racism. what actually hap quite a lot more positivetle got quite a lot more positive ahear— got quite a lot more positive about migration.— got quite a lot more positive about migration. just last about migration. so just last ye..— about migration. so just last yearlrhhhh— about migration. so just last year,ithink for— about migration. so just last year, think for the first time year, i think for the first time in year, i think for the first time hhlreahhy— year, i think for the first time hhlreahhy hehg— year, i think for the first time in really long time, more in a really long time, more teeth— in a really long time, more eeeehe eaha— in a really long time, more people said they prefer people said they would prefer rhhgrarheh— people said they would prefer rhhgrarheh-er- people said they would prefer migration or stay the

migration to go up or stay the eahe-eahe— migration to go up or stay the same-said-would. migration to go up or stay the. same-said-would prefer same than said they would prefer for same than said they would prefer rer-ge— same than said they would prefer rer-ge aewh. — same than said they would prefer rer-ge aewh. h— same than said they would prefer for-go down. i saw- same than said they would prefer for go down. for it to go down. i saw so you have— for it to go down. i saw so you have got this inaya increase in positivity migration and positivity about migration and that's this move that's why i think this move from new conservatives is a from the new conservatives is a little bit desperate because the tories to lose the tories are going to lose the next general election because the disaster. the economy is a disaster. people's wages are down and the economy is a disaster. - people's wages are down and the whe— people's wages are down and the was-hhee.— people's wages are down and the nhs-knees. they're- nhs is on its knees. they're eeeeerarehy— nhs is on its knees. they're desperately-for- nhs is on its knees. they're. desperately-forlpoint desperately looking for a point where— desperately looking for a point where-rhhhh— desperately looking for a point where think labour might be where they think labour might be weak,— where they think labour might be weah—heh-r- weak, but actually there isn't he— weak, but actually there isn't rhhe—rhel this huge demand from the eeeaharheh— this huge demand from the population-say,- this huge demand from the population say, let's get population to say, let's get hrhrhhgrarheh— population to say, let's get immigration down. people don't seem-bothered. - immigration down. people don't seem-bothered. a- immigration down. people don't seem bothered. ' seem that bothered. a poll that eaha— seem that bothered. a poll that said british were not said the british people were not against se, but against migration per se, but they against illegal, they were against illegal, uncontrolled immigration. this is belinda. is uncontrolled, belinda. i rheah-hhhe- mean, 600,000. this is uncontrolled— mean, 600,000. this is uncontrolled .- mean, 600,000. this is uncontrolled . i'm sorry, we uncontrolled. i'm sorry, we eeh-r— uncontrolled. i'm sorry, we eeh-r have— uncontrolled. i'm sorry, we don't have the— uncontrolled. i'm sorry, we don't have the houses for all of aheee— don't have the houses for all of rheee eeeehe— don't have the houses for all of rheee eeeehe .— don't have the houses for all of these people . we— don't have the houses for all of these people . we don't have the these people. we don't have the rahhh— these people. we don't have the public services— these people. we don't have the public services for— these people. we don't have the public services for all of these eeeehe. — public services for all of these eeeehe. vea— public services for all of these people. you know,- public services for all of these people. you know, in- public services for all of these people. /r:r. e“ it h�* c public services for all of these people. 3/r:r e“ it p c people. you know, in 1997 it was net migration to the uk was 47,000. we weren't short of fruit pickers. our nhs was not short of staff. what has happened big companies obsession with cheap labour and the government quick fixing all their economic woes by opening their economic woes by opening the borders and letting everyone in and the problem with mass

aggressive immigration, which the conservatives are now champions of whatever this new breakaway group says , is they breakaway group says, is they are the party of mass immigration. it has a are the party of mass immigration . it has a massive immigration. it has a massive effect on community cohesion, on our national identity. and the thing is, the globalists love it because they're anti nation state and it spreads this feeling of no one being connected to each other. and i know that. and i know- t e“ t: t and i know that. and i know belinda, ehwheaehy— know that. and i know belinda, ehwheaehy yea— know that. and i know belinda, obviously you are— know that. and i know belinda, obviously you are not part of he— obviously you are not part of the conservatives. you know, so, so the conservatives. you know, so, ee heaee yea— the conservatives. you know, so, so because you don't trust them aha— so because you don't trust them and h— so because you don't trust them and h eeh-r— so because you don't trust them and i don't trust— so because you don't trust them and i don't trust them with hrhrhhgrarheh— and i don't trust them with immigration at— and i don't trust them with immigration at all. “rtr:: and i don't trust them with immigration at all. “tr: :2’0�*0 immigration at all. since 2010, hhey-we— immigration at all. since 2010, they've and they've been fibbing and i understand but carol, understand why. but carol, i feel heartened— understand why. but carol, i feel heartened by— understand why. but carol, i feel heartened by the- l.33 but carol, i feel heartened by the fact that here— feel heartened by the fact that here — feel heartened by the fact that there are good— feel heartened by the fact that there are good people within the ceheerwarhwe— there are good people within the conservative party— there are good people within the conservative party . we've got conservative party. we've got hehe— conservative party. we've got our home secretary who wants the harherhe— our home secretary who wants the harherhe re— our home secretary who wants the numbers to - down _ our home secretary who wants the numbers to - down to - our home secretary who wants the numbers to down to the tens numbers to come down to the tens of numbers to come down to the tens er rheaeahae.— numbers to come down to the tens of thousands. these— numbers to come down to the tens of thousands. these have to of thousands. these folk have to hhghr— of thousands. these folk have to hhghr rer— of thousands. these folk have to fight for what's— of thousands. these folk have to fight for what's right, very earwhwah. — fight for what's right, very survival. he— fight for what's right, very survival. he-justl fight for what's right, very. survival. he-just say, survival. he didn't just say, i've to try and stop the i've got to try and stop the boats. he said, will stop. so boats. he said, i will stop. so he's very survival on. he's very survival depends on. but very interesting. but it was very interesting. last was a story came last week there was a story came out and hasn't had much out and it hasn't had much traction, in the traction, obviously in the mainstream european

mainstream media. eight european countries, eight countries in the have now asked for the eu bloc have now asked for a rwanda style scheme to be introduced country introduced in their country because, to because, of course, listen to the quote them . the quote the quote from them. the quote is, this was this was a letter sent to brussels. it says the asylum system has broken down and only benefits the and benefit only benefits the people does people smugglers. does that sound exactly . we've sound familiar? exactly. we've been saying that. and want been saying that. and they want a we have imposed a system like we have imposed yet, yet the people stopping yet, but yet the people stopping the our judiciary and the system are ourjudiciary and the system are ourjudiciary and the charities and the the refugee charities and the echr left wingers and the echr. because remember austria dahlia was because remember austria dahlia aehe— because remember austria dahlia ahhe re— because remember austria dahlia ahhe re eree— because remember austria dahlia was able to stop the boats with an ehehere— was able to stop the boats with an offshore deterrent because hhey— an offshore deterrent because rhey werehr— an offshore deterrent because they weren't part— an offshore deterrent because they weren't part of the echr i rhhhh— they weren't part of the echr i rhhhh merry— they weren't part of the echr i think motty and— they weren't part of the echr i think motty and camilla tominey she think motty and camilla tominey ehe wae— think motty and camilla tominey ehe eayhhg. — think motty and camilla tominey she was saying. ' “3 think motty and camilla tominey she was saying. ' 3 she was saying. and what happened was when they when they turned the boats back within weeks, numbers coming. weeks, the numbers coming. that's do. 90. that's what we need to do. 90. they then a lot of scandals they then had a lot of scandals on they then had a lot of scandals eh rhe— they then had a lot of scandals eh rhe place— they then had a lot of scandals on the place-they- they then had a lot of scandals on the place they deported on the place where they deported rherh. — on the place where they deported rherh. wew— on the place where they deported them. well, they— on the place where they deported them. well, they are going to be eeahaahe. — them. well, they are going to be scandals. that's— them. well, they are going to be scandals. that's life.- them. well, they are going to be scandals. l 37; scandals. that's life. but we need protect the most need to protect the most persecuted the persecuted by only letting the most persecuted instead most persecuted in instead of opening abuse. the point opening up to abuse. the point is for to be opening up to abuse. the point he rerlre he a— opening up to abuse. the point is forlto be a deterrent. - is for it to be a deterrent. hae— is for it to be a deterrent. hae hr— is for it to be a deterrent. hae hr yea— is for it to be a deterrent. but if you then— is for it to be a deterrent. but if you then reverse, you can't you then reverse the

policy afterwards. it's not going to then be a deterrent, is it? they're not five star hotels. it a deterrent. hotels. it is a deterrent. hhar-e— hotels. it is a deterrent. hhar-e rhe— hotels. it is a deterrent. that's the point. - it is a deterrent. that's the point. now, look, the ahwaehea— that's the point. now, look, thej unwashed _just unwashed eco zealots have just shee— unwashed eco zealots have just eree-eheer— unwashed eco zealots have just stop spent another stop oil, have spent another weeheha— stop oil, have spent another. weekend—nation weekend disrupting the nation as the weekend disrupting the nation as hhe—aghrarere- the professional agitators reeked— the professional agitators rocked london's annual rocked up at london's annual rahee— rocked up at london's annuali rahee—heheee, pride event in central london, ehearhhg— ensuring that even britain's rhhherhry—gerl ensuring that even britain's minority—get taste minority communities get a taste of minority communities get a taste er-hhrarharhhg— minority communities get a taste of infuriating medicine . of their infuriating medicine. in of their infuriating medicine. he heheee— of their infuriating medicine. in london and— of their infuriating medicine. in london and motty . in london and motty. hhe— in london and motty. rhe raer— in london and motty. the just stop oil caused that ehaee— the just stop oil caused that ehaee ather— the just stop oil caused that chaos after pride— the just stop oil caused that chaos after pride failed to repeat— chaos after pride failed to repeat re— chaos after pride failed to respond to a— chaos after pride failed to respond to a ridicule . s list of respond to a ridicule. s list of aehahae— respond to a ridicule. s list of demands made— respond to a ridicule. s list of demands made by the climate groupe— demands made by the climate group, cementing— demands made by the climate group, cementing their reputation— group, cementing their reputation as britain's top eco rerrer— reputation as britain's top eco rerrer hhere. — reputation as britain's top eco terror lists. belinda, lucy hhehaeh— terror lists. belinda, lucy michael walker, karen malone. do eraha— michael walker, karen malone. do erahe hy— michael walker, karen malone. do stand by because— michael walker, karen malone. do stand by because coming up, it's hhhhheheh— stand by because coming up, it's middleton versus— stand by because coming up, it's middleton versus markle after it's middleton versus markle after he reweahea— middleton versus markle after it's revealed kate rallied the heyahe— it's revealed kate rallied the heyahe re— it's revealed kate rallied the royals to fight—

it's revealed kate rallied the royals to fight back against heghah-e— royals to fight back against meghan's bogus racism claim. so was meghan's bogus racism claim. so ehe— meghan's bogus racism claim. so ehe rhghr— meghan's bogus racism claim. so was she right to— meghan's bogus racism claim. so was she right to insist on the werahhge— was she right to insist on the wording? recollections may vary in wording? recollections may vary he he— wording? recollections may vary he he eahaee-e— wording? recollections may vary in the palace's response to the oprah— in the palace's response to the oprah interview— in the palace's response to the oprah interview and have itv heeee— oprah interview and have itv heeee heea— oprah interview and have itv bosses been exposed for yet more aheheheery— bosses been exposed for yet more aheheheery eh— bosses been exposed for yet more dishonesty on the— bosses been exposed for yet more dishonesty on the schofield eeahaah— dishonesty on the schofield eeahaah e— dishonesty on the schofield scandal ? i'll— dishonesty on the schofield scandal ? i'll bring you the scandal? i'll bring you the hareer— scandal? i'll bring you the latest explosive details rocking the latest explosive details rocking rhe anaer— latest explosive details rocking the under siege— latest explosive details rocking the under siege broadcaster in the under siege broadcaster in he rheaha— the under siege broadcaster in the media buzz.— the under siege broadcaster in the media buzz. but next, hrhrahh-e— the media buzz. but next, britain's toughest headteacher geee— britain's toughest headteacher geee haehea— britain's toughest headteacher goes nuclear on— britain's toughest headteacher goes nuclear on unconscious raeher— goes nuclear on unconscious raeher hahear— goes nuclear on unconscious racist labour mp— goes nuclear on unconscious racist labour mp jess phillips in racist labour mp jess phillips hh ah— racist labour mp jess phillips in an explosive— racist labour mp jess phillips in an explosive row that's reeked— in an explosive row that's reehea rhe— in an explosive row that's rocked the party. so is it about hhe— rocked the party. so is it about time someone— rocked the party. so is it about time someone stood up to the ehhrhhhg— time someone stood up to the smirking socialist? and just whar— smirking socialist? and just whar a— smirking socialist? and just whar a ehheeery— smirking socialist? and just what a slippery star we're going to what a slippery star we're going he he— what a slippery star we're going he he ahear— what a slippery star we're going to do about his— what a slippery star we're going to do about his playground hahhye— to do about his playground hahhye wew— to do about his playground bully? well, katharine birbalsingh- bully? well, katharine birbalsingh live on this .

through until 7:00 this evening . hewhh— through until 7:00 this evening . kelvin mackenzie- through until 7:00 this evening . kelvin mackenzie coming up on this outrageous comment that kay burley has made about nigel farage losing his bank account. i'll share it all with you shortly. but first, britain's strictest headteacher, katharine birbalsingh , has accused birbalsingh, has accused labour's jess phillips of a form of unconscious racism after she inched of unconscious racism after she incited a vicious mob to attack her online. now the pair had become locked in a twitter spat after katharine posted a tribute to tina turner alongside her husband , ike turner, to which husband, ike turner, to which jess phillips responded, domestic abuse is never okay. we will defeat those who prop up the status quo . she then went on the status quo. she then went on to suggest that there are poor safeguarding policies at the school. birbalsingh leaves now ,

school. birbalsingh leaves now, catherine has since admitted her initial post was a mistake, but initial post was a mistake, but in an explosive , massive letter in an explosive, massive letter to slippery starmer, she has slammed phillips for, quote, racist and bullying behaviour and of unconscious bias , adding and of unconscious bias, adding that she hates me because she subscribes to the idea that black and asian individuals in pubuc black and asian individuals in public life owe a duty to voice opinions that match with a left wing view of the world. meanwhile, shadow education secretary bridget phillipson responded to those bombshell allegations on sky news yesterday. watch jess phillips is yesterday. watch jess phillips he raeher— yesterday. watch jess phillips he raeher . — yesterday. watch jess phillips is racist . that's no, i yesterday. watch jess phillips is racist. that's no, i don't. but is racist. that's no, i don't. ear har— is racist. that's no, i don't. ear har h— is racist. that's no, i don't. but but i think— is racist. that's no, i don't. but but i think it's- is racist. 3 e“ c but but i think it's important ahah— but but i think it's important rhar hr— but but i think it's important rhar hr eeeehe— but but i think it's important that if people have concerns , if that if people have concerns, if hhey-re— that if people have concerns, if they're unhappy— that if people have concerns, if they're unhappy about the eeheaer— they're unhappy about the eeheaer er— they're unhappy about the conduct of a— they're unhappy about the conduct of a member of parliament,— conduct of a member of parliament, that can be investigated— parliament, that can be investigated as part of that ereeee— investigated as part of that process . and— investigated as part of that process . and i'm- investigated as part of that process . ' g investigated as part of that process . g process. and i'm delighted to say that catherine birbalsingh joins me now . and, catherine, i joins me now. and, catherine, i think what's so pernicious about this is that jess phillips clearly thinks that as a black woman on, you should sign up to

a particular political philosophy . and effectively philosophy. and effectively you're calling her out on that and saying that is a form of unconscious bias or potentially even unconscious racism. yes. well, i think so. and- even unconscious racism. yes. well, i think so. and the - e“ l. yes. well, i think so. and the reason i well, i think so. and the reason h rhhhh— well, i think so. and the reason h rhhhh ee— well, i think so. and the reason h rhhhh ee he— well, i think so. and the reason i think so is because i tweeted a gh— i think so is because i tweeted a ghr wheh— i think so is because i tweeted a gif when tina— i think so is because i tweeted a gif when tina turner died of various iconic— a gif when tina turner died of various iconic photos. for whatever— various iconic photos. for whatever reason, - various iconic photos. for whatever reason, it malfus and it only went out as a photograph. and i had good times on photograph. and i had good times eh hr.— photograph. and i had good times eh hr. aha— photograph. and i had good times eh hr. and he— 3g and i had good times on it. and the photograph was of ike on it. and the photograph was of he harher— on it. and the photograph was of ike turner and— on it. and the photograph was of ike turner and tina— on it. and the photograph was of ike turner and tina turner, who er— ike turner and tina turner, who was of course, an— ike turner and tina turner, who was of course, an abusive. haaehhy— was of course, an abusive. haaerhy. aha— was of course, an abusive. exactly. and everyone knows rhe— exactly. and everyone knows he. se— exactly. and everyone knows he. se hr— exactly. and everyone knows this. so it would— exactly. and everyone knows this. so it would you would assume that— this. so it would you would assume that it— this. so it would you would assume that it was some kind of rhherahe. — assume that it was some kind of rhherahe. wee.— assume that it was some kind of mistake. yes, it— assume that it was some kind of mistake. yes, it was— assume that it was some kind of mistake. yes, it was a- assume that it was some kind of mistake. h3/r:~er c l mistake. yes, it was a little social media flub, which we all make. right. not a big deal. but she turns this into a real attack on you. well and says that i attack on you. well and says rhar r eaeeeh— r:re“ and says that i support domestic wheehhee— that i support domestic violence, domestic violence . violence, domestic violence. vee— violence, domestic violence. vee- hhar— violence, domestic violence. yes. that when _ violence, domestic violence. yes. that when i— violence, domestic violence. yes. that when i said that, i wheh-r— yes. that when i said that, i eheh-r eaeeerr— yes. that when i said that, i didn't support domestic whehehe — didn't support domestic violence. she- didn't support domestic violence. didn't support domestic- violence. she then responded with a with a meme, with a sarcas stick. sure, she did this to sarcas stick. sure, she did this re eeeeoo— sarcas stick. sure, she did this to 630,000 followers- ee3rt.e~er rt.

to 630,000 followers of hers for different tweets _ to 630,000 followers of hers for different tweets .— to 630,000 followers of hers for different tweets . it— to 630,000 followers of hers for different tweets . it calling different tweets. it calling hre— different tweets. it calling into question _ different tweets. it calling into question the safeguarding aehhehee— into question the safeguarding eehhehee ar— into question the safeguarding eehhehee a hy— into question the safeguarding policies at my school . ' “3 policies at my school. and these had millions of views, these tweets and this exactly over a million views and of rac there was impact because of that. why why would you do this?- why would you do this? what's hhrereerhhg— why would you do this? what's interesting is— why would you do this? what's interesting is my— why would you do this? what's interesting is my school is in her— interesting is my school is in her constituent— interesting is my school is in her constituent agency. i don't hhew— her constituent agency. i don't hhew reee— her constituent agency. i don't know jess phillips. she doesn't hhew— know jess phillips. she doesn't knew he— know jess phillips. she doesn't hhew we— know jess phillips. she doesn't know me. we have nothing to do whrh— know me. we have nothing to do whrh eaeh— know me. we have nothing to do with each other. _ know me. we have nothing to do with each other. so— know me. we have nothing to do with each other. so why why use eearheae— with each other. so why why use spurious reasons— with each other. so why why use spurious reasons in— with each other. so why why use spurious reasons in order to heh— spurious reasons in order to hheh ah— spurious reasons in order to hheh up a— spurious reasons in order to hheh up a hhg— spurious reasons in order to kick up a big fuss around me aehhherarehy— kick up a big fuss around me deliberately just— kick up a big fuss around me deliberately just to attack me ? deliberately just to attack me? i'm deliberately just to attack me? h a— deliberately just to attack me? i'm a headteacher in wembley. she-e— i'm a headteacher in wembley. she-e ah— i'm a headteacher in wembley. she-e an we — i'm a headteacher in wembley. she's an mp. the— i'm a headteacher in wembley. she's an mp. the mp, the shadow for she's an mp. the mp, the shadow rer rhhhherer— she's an mp. the mp, the shadow for minister safeguarding. so whare— for minister safeguarding. so whare she— for minister safeguarding. so what? she says— for minister safeguarding. so what? she says on these matters harrere— what? she says on these matters harrere aha — what? she says on these matters matters and she— what? she says on these matters matters and she she took aewahrage— matters and she she took advantage of— matters and she she took advantage of her position and ehe— advantage of her position and ehe wae— advantage of her position and ehe a— advantage of her position and she was a real— advantage of her position and she was a real bully. and then you— she was a real bully. and then yea have— she was a real bully. and then yea have re— she was a real bully. and then yea have re eay— she was a real bully. and then you have to say, okay, so we have— you have to say, okay, so we have re— you have to say, okay, so we have re garee— you have to say, okay, so we have to agree. she's clearly a hay— have to agree. she's clearly a bully because— have to agree. she's clearly a bully because is— have to agree. she's clearly a bully because is she she just hhehea— bully because is she she just ehehea eh— bully because is she she just picked on somebody much smaller ahah— picked on somebody much smaller rhah her— picked on somebody much smaller rhah her her— picked on somebody much smaller than her for making— picked on somebody much smaller than her for making a mistake ahe— than her for making a mistake and ah— than her for making a mistake and an wehh— than her for making a mistake and an well and— than her for making a mistake and an well and made something up. and an well and made something ah. h— and an well and made something ah. h rheae— and an well and made something up- h .— and an well and made something up- r , hre— and an well and made something up. i mean , it's very clear. up. i mean, it's very clear. ehwheaehy— up. i mean, it's very clear. ehwheaehy h— up. i mean, it's very clear. obviously, i don't believe in aeheerhe— obviously, i don't believe in domestic violence. and even if

you— domestic violence. and even if yea rheaghr— domestic violence. and even if yea rheaghr h— domestic violence. and even if you thought i did— domestic violence. and even if you thought i did well, then you weara— you thought i did well, then you weaha wrhre— you thought i did well, then you would write to— you thought i did well, then you would write to my— you thought i did well, then you would write to my governors. hheh— would write to my governors. hheh yea— would write to my governors. then you would— would write to my governors. then you would contact somebody heaee— then you would contact somebody heeaaee-ehe— then you would contact somebody because - she never- then you would contact somebody because she never wrote because you were she never wrote to because you were she never wrote reieewerher. — because you were she never wrote reieewerher. se— because you were she never wrote to - governor. so she - because you were she never wrote to governor. so she obviously to my governor. so she obviously aeeeh-r—whehi doesn't think that. and when i eaha— doesn't think that. and when i eae-.— doesn't think that. and when i eahe. h— doesn't think that. and when i said -, i didn't— doesn't think that. and when i said , i didn't believe in said that, i didn't believe in rhhe— said that, i didn't believe in he ehe— said that, i didn't believe in this, she she— said that, i didn't believe in this, she she still you know, ehe— this, she she still you know, ehe rer-earea— this, she she still you know, she rejected my,— this, she she still you know, she rejected my, my, my. understand _ she rejected my, my, my. understand thing. now, it is ahee— understand thing. now, it is ahee rhe— understand thing. now, it is also the case— understand thing. now, it is also the case she refused to ear— also the case she refused to eahh rhe— also the case she refused to eahh he hy— also the case she refused to eahh me by my— also the case she refused to call me by my name. she kept eahhhhg— call me by my name. she kept eahhhhg rhe— call me by my name. she kept calling me that— call me by my name. she kept calling me that head teacher she— calling me that head teacher woman. she was— calling me that head teacher woman. she was insulting and whe— woman. she was insulting and hhe-ee— woman. she was insulting and whhe-ee angry— woman. she was insulting and vile so angry about the vile and so angry about the harhehah— vile and so angry about the national conservatism conference ahah— national conservatism conference rhar h— national conservatism conference rhar h wear— national conservatism conference rhar h wehr re— national conservatism conference that i went to the— national conservatism conference that i went to the week before where— that i went to the week before where h— that i went to the week before where h gave— that i went to the week before where r gave a— that i went to the week before where i gave a speech . not once where i gave a speech. not once did where i gave a speech. not once he ehe— where i gave a speech. not once he ehe ehgage— where i gave a speech. not once did she engage with a single argarhehr— did she engage with a single argument that— did she engage with a single argument that i— did she engage with a single argument that i made. not, i eeh-r— argument that i made. not, i eeh-r hhew— argument that i made. not, i eeh-r hhew hr— argument that i made. not, i don't know if she— argument that i made. not, i don't know if she disagrees with me don't know if she disagrees with he arrear— don't know if she disagrees with me about anything, really, heaee— me about anything, really, because-made. me about anything, really,- because-made any because she never made any argameahe—aha because she never made any- arguments._did was arguments. but what she did was just arguments. but what she did was haer arraeh— arguments. but what she did was raer arraeh rhe— arguments. but what she did was just attack me, who i am, and i hehhewe— just attack me, who i am, and i hehhewe ahah— just attack me, who i am, and i believe that, yes,— just attack me, who i am, and i believe that, yes, that that is raeheh— believe that, yes, that that is racist, unconscious bias, which i racist, unconscious bias, which h-aereee— racist, unconscious bias, which h-aereee earea- racist, unconscious bias, which i-across often. this- racist, unconscious bias, which i across often. this idea i come across often. this idea ahah— i come across often. this idea rhar hhaeh— i come across often. this idea that black people— i come across often. this idea that black people should not heah— that black people should not heah re— that black people should not heah he he— that black people should not lean to the right. they are ewhea— lean to the right. they are ewhea hy— lean to the right. they are owned by the _ lean to the right. they are owned by the left and it's not haer— owned by the left and it's not haer reee— owned by the left and it's not just jess phillips. _ owned by the left and it's not just jess phillips. this is an heeae— just jess phillips. this is an hh— just jess phillips. this is an issue in our— just jess phillips. this is an issue in our society. �*vahhr:ll c issue in our society. well, it is. issue in our society. well, it he. are— issue in our society. well, it he. and he— issue in our society. well, it is. and it's not just you, because i have watched in horror

as people like jess phillips have done exactly the same thing to priti patel and suella braverman and two home secretaries who, by the way, whatever you think of their politics, have the most incredible story , liz, to come incredible story, liz, to come from their background to rise to the top of british politics. and if they were on the left, catherine, just like if you were on the left , you would be on the left, you would be celebrated. you would be winning every award. you would be a hero. and so i find it's so disgusting that people think because of your race, you should sign up to a particular political philosophy. yeah. and the political philosophy. yeah. and he hrehherh— political philosophy. yeah. and the problem is— political philosophy. yeah. and the problem is actually- political philosophy. yeah. and the problem is actually ,- c rte yeah. and the problem is actually , is that the problem is actually, is that heaee— the problem is actually, is that heaee rhe— the problem is actually, is that because the right— the problem is actually, is that because the right don't tend to rahh— because the right don't tend to rahh haeh— because the right don't tend to talk much about— because the right don't tend to talk much about unconscious hhae— talk much about unconscious hhae h— talk much about unconscious hhae h rheae— talk much about unconscious bias, i mean, you're are the exeehrheh— bias, i mean, you're are the exception here— bias, i mean, you're are the exception here in a way. you knew,— exception here in a way. you knew ahe— exception here in a way. you knew and er— exception here in a way. you know, and of course, there are eeehhe— know, and of course, there are eeeehe eh— know, and of course, there are eeeehe eh rhe— know, and of course, there are people on the right who do, but it's people on the right who do, but he her— people on the right who do, but he her hr— people on the right who do, but it's not it doesn't— people on the right who do, but it's not it doesn't tend to be a eah-eer— it's not it doesn't tend to be a eahr-eer er— it's not it doesn't tend to be a subject of interest— it's not it doesn't tend to be a subject of interest to the rhghr. — subject of interest to the rhghr. aha — subject of interest to the right. and because i'm accusing the right. and because i'm accusing rhe heh— right. and because i'm accusing rhe heh er— right. and because i'm accusing the left of unconscious bias, rhe— the left of unconscious bias, hhe—hhel the left of unconscious bias,l hhe—hhe heh the left don't have it. the left heee— the left don't have it. the left hewe rahhhg— the left don't have it. the left love talking about racism when

hhey-re— love talking about racism when they're throwing— love talking about racism when they're throwing it at the rhghr. — they're throwing it at the right. to right. but when it comes to heehhhg— right. but when it comes to looking themselves, they looking at themselves, they wen-r— looking at themselves, they wear-ahe— looking at themselves, they won't and while i'm no won't do it. and while i'm no big— won't do it. and while i'm no hhg rah— won't do it. and while i'm no hhg rah er— won't do it. and while i'm no big fan of harry— won't do it. and while i'm no big fan of harry and meghan, you knew— big fan of harry and meghan, you hhew-eeehe— big fan of harry and meghan, you know,-spoke about- big fan of harry and meghan, you know, spoke about doing know, harry spoke about doing the know, harry spoke about doing he werh— know, harry spoke about doing he werh aha— know, harry spoke about doing the work and this— know, harry spoke about doing the work and this is something the work and this is something he heh— the work and this is something he heh rahh— the work and this is something the left talk about quite a lot wheh— the left talk about quite a lot when hr— the left talk about quite a lot when it comes— the left talk about quite a lot when it comes to— the left talk about quite a lot when it comes to this kind of rhhhg. — when it comes to this kind of rhhhg. aha— when it comes to this kind of rhhhg. aha h— when it comes to this kind of thing. and ijust— when it comes to this kind of thing. and i just i think jess eheaha— thing. and i just i think jess eheahe ae— thing. and i just i think jess should do the— thing. and i just i think jess should do the work, really, heaee— should do the work, really, heaee h— should do the work, really, because i do— should do the work, really, because i do think she has heaee— because i do think she has because otherwise get so because otherwise why get so ahgrye— because otherwise why get so ahgrye-rhar- because otherwise why get so angry? that feeling angry? where is that feeling of where— angry? where is that feeling of wherelrhar— angry? where is that feeling of where-that vitriol— angry? where is that feeling of where that vitriol coming where is that vitriol coming hehe— where is that vitriol coming hehe-ah- where is that vitriol coming hehe-ah he- where is that vitriol coming from? am i? who where is that vitriol coming- from?-am i? who cares from? why who am i? who cares ahear— from? why who am i? who cares ahear hee— from? why who am i? who cares about me? because— from? why who am i? who cares about me? because you should be on about me? because you should be en her— about me? because you should be en her ehae. — about me? because you should be on her side. kathy.— about me? because you should be on her side. kathy. that's right. and that's so fundamental . italy, what she believes, she believes because she's a socialist, you know that you are letting down your people. and many times i've heard- many times i've heard this from heh— many times i've heard this from hrerh whhre— many times i've heard this from from white people— many times i've heard this from from white people on the left ahah— from white people on the left rhar hwe— from white people on the left that i've betrayed them, that the that i've betrayed them, that he haer— that i've betrayed them, that the fact that— that i've betrayed them, that the fact that i— that i've betrayed them, that the fact that i might attend a conservative— the fact that i might attend a conservative conference or i rhhghr— conservative conference or i hhghr eay— conservative conference or i hhghr eay ahah— conservative conference or i might say that i'm a small c conservative,— might say that i'm a small c conservative, this— might say that i'm a small c conservative, this is somehow hehrayah— conservative, this is somehow herrayah. aha— conservative, this is somehow betrayal. and i— conservative, this is somehow betrayal. and i want to hhghhhghr— betrayal. and i want to highlight this problem , really, highlight this problem, really, ahah— highlight this problem, really, rhar ahh— highlight this problem, really, rhar ahh er— highlight this problem, really, that all of us— highlight this problem, really, that all of us should be more aware of. there— that all of us should be more aware of. there is— that all of us should be more aware of. there is such a thing as unconscious— aware of. there is such a thing

as unconscious bias. it works in many— as unconscious bias. it works in many ahherehr— as unconscious bias. it works in many different ways. and i mean, i many different ways. and i mean, h rhyeeh— many different ways. and i mean, r rhyeeh have— many different ways. and i mean, i myself have unconscious bias wheh— i myself have unconscious bias when-appointing- i myself have unconscious bias when appointing teachers , when i'm appointing teachers, i'm when i'm appointing teachers, h-rh—hreeehre- when i'm appointing teachers, h-h—hreeehre .- when i'm appointing teachers, i'm presents . men i'm looking for presents. men can come across— i'm looking for presents. men can come across as having , you can come across as having, you knew— can come across as having, you knew hr— can come across as having, you knew hr hhey-re— can come across as having, you know, if they're tall, if they have — know, if they're tall, if they have a— know, if they're tall, if they have a deeper— know, if they're tall, if they have a deeper voice. i have to cheek— have a deeper voice. i have to eheeh rhyeeh— have a deeper voice. i have to check myself and— have a deeper voice. i have to check myself and think, okay, is he— check myself and think, okay, is he haer— check myself and think, okay, is he raethehhg— check myself and think, okay, is this just being biased about this just me being biased about this just me being biased about rhhe-aeraahhy— this just me being biased about this actually picking this or am i actually picking rhe— this or am i actually picking hhe-eereeh— this or am i actually picking the person here? you know, the right person here? you know, all the right person here? you know, ahh-eheaha— the right person here? you know, all-should do— the right person here? you know, all-should do that.- the right person here? you know, all should do that. and all of us should do that. and h-rh — all of us should do that. and r-rh eayhhg— all of us should do that. and r-rh eayhhg ahah— all of us should do that. and i'm saying that here is an exarhhhe— i'm saying that here is an example er— i'm saying that here is an example of unconscious racist hhae. — example of unconscious racist hhae. iner— example of unconscious racist bias. .not calling- example of unconscious racist bias. not calling her bias. i'm not calling her a rage— bias. i'm not calling her a raeherlrhe— bias. i'm not calling her a racist the typical sense. i'm racist in the typical sense. i'm eayhhg— racist in the typical sense. i'm eayhhg ahah— racist in the typical sense. i'm saying that this— racist in the typical sense. i'm saying that this is— racist in the typical sense. i'm saying that this is unconscious. she— saying that this is unconscious. she aeeeh-r— saying that this is unconscious. she doesn't realise. and it's eerherhhhg— she doesn't realise. and it's something—she. she doesn't realise. and it's- something_she should she doesn't realise. and it's- sortheiing_she should she doesn't realise. and it's- sorthe work-she should she doesn't realise. and it's sorthe work 3/r:r rr:e should she doesn't realise. and it's- sorthe work-you've writteni do the work on. you've written this very powerful letter to keir starmer . what are you keir keir starmer. what are you expecting to come from that? have you had anyone in from the labour party reach out to you yet? no, labour party reach out to you yet ? no, but it labour party reach out to you yet? no, but it was labour party reach out to you yet ? no, but it was recent, so . yet? no, but it was recent, so. so yet? no, but it was recent, so. se h— yet? no, but it was recent, so. se h heee— yet? no, but it was recent, so. se r heee hhey— yet? no, but it was recent, so. so i hope they do.— yet? no, but it was recent, so. so i hope they do. i- grr:c7’ no, but it was recent, so. so i hope they do. i mean , look, so i hope they do. i mean, look, i so i hope they do. i mean, look, h eeh-r— so i hope they do. i mean, look, h eeh-r wahr— so i hope they do. i mean, look, i don't want him _ so i hope they do. i mean, look, i don't want him to— so i hope they do. i mean, look, i don't want him to do anything to i don't want him to do anything he reee— i don't want him to do anything to jess phillips. _ i don't want him to do anything to jess phillips. i'm not heehhhg— to jess phillips. i'm not looking for— to jess phillips. i'm not looking for revenge , really. i looking for revenge, really. i wahr— looking for revenge, really. i wahr re— looking for revenge, really. i want to highlight this isn't arrear— want to highlight this isn't about-getting- want to highlight this isn't about getting cancelled. about you getting cancelled. hre— about you getting cancelled. hr-e-rehhrhhg— about you getting cancelled. it's-pointing out. no,l about you getting cancelled. l it's-pointing out. no, not it's about pointing out. no, not at all. exactly. i mean,- it's about pointing out. no, not at all. exactly. i mean, i- c “r3g no, not at all. exactly. i mean, i would happily— at all. exactly. i mean, i would haeehhy have— at all. exactly. i mean, i would happily have-come- at all. exactly. i mean, i would happily have come visit my happily have her come visit my eeheeh—

happily have her come visit my eeheeh ahh— happily have her come visit my school all of— happily have her come visit my school all of the— happily have her come visit my school all of the labour mps, haahhy— school all of the labour mps, gantry, h— school all of the labour mps, frankly, i would— school all of the labour mps, frankly, i would love to invite all frankly, i would love to invite ahh er— frankly, i would love to invite ahh er rherh— frankly, i would love to invite all of them to— frankly, i would love to invite all of them to come and visit my eeheeh. — all of them to come and visit my eeheeh. uh,— all of them to come and visit my school. um, michaela's a is a is an ahazhhg— school. um, michaela's a is a is an amazing example of social hehhhhry— an amazing example of social hehhhhry ar— an amazing example of social mobility at work— an amazing example of social mobility at work .— an amazing example of social mobility at work . and you would mobility at work. and you would rhhhh— mobility at work. and you would rhhhh ahah— mobility at work. and you would rhhhh rhar ar— mobility at work. and you would think that at our— mobility at work. and you would think that at our school, hhehaeha— think that at our school, hhehaeha .— think that at our school, michaela , would be an example of michaela, would be an example of real success that— michaela, would be an example of real success that the _ michaela, would be an example of real success that the labour party— real success that the labour harry weara— real success that the labour party would want to champion , party would want to champion, whheh— party would want to champion, whheh he— party would want to champion, which is exactly— party would want to champion, which is exactly ,_ party would want to champion, which is exactly , again, why which is exactly, again, why i eeh-r— which is exactly, again, why i don't understand— which is exactly, again, why i don't understand why jess hhhhhhee— don't understand why jess phillips would— don't understand why jess phillips would just pick me out like phillips would just pick me out he ahah— phillips would just pick me out like that and— phillips would just pick me out like that and just— phillips would just pick me out like that and just start arraehhhg— like that and just start attacking me for what seems to be attacking me for what seems to he he— attacking me for what seems to be no reason she— attacking me for what seems to be no reason she hasn't engaged whrh— be no reason she hasn't engaged whrh a— be no reason she hasn't engaged whrh a ehhghe— be no reason she hasn't engaged with a single argument i have ever made. well— with a single argument i have ever made. well look, do you knew— ever made. well look, do you knew whar— ever made. well look, do you knew whar h— ever made. well look, do you know what i think you have laid ehewh— know what i think you have laid aewh a— know what i think you have laid down a gauntlet— know what i think you have laid down a gauntlet-i- know what i think you have laid down a gauntlet i can down a gauntlet today i can rhhhh— down a gauntlet today i can think-absolutely- down a gauntlet today i can think-absolutely no - down a gauntlet today i can. think-absolutely no reason think of. absolutely no reason why jess phillips would not want to visit michaela, learn about what you do. obviously, we've spoken about it a lot. you know, it is fact hating school that it is a fact hating school that has attracted international national jess national interest. so jess phillips, what are you waiting for? you've got the invite well pointed out to you. and let's hope that she actually has the guts to do that and find out a little bit about you . really

little bit about you. really fascinating actually fascinating discussion, actually . i'm really glad that you've called out. katharine called this out. katharine birbalsingh, strictest birbalsingh, britain's strictest headteacher. have you headteacher. great to have you here . now, up in here tonight. now, coming up in uncanceled , fleet street, legend uncanceled, fleet street, legend kelvin takes aim at kelvin mackenzie takes aim at the out—of—touch msm as they celebrate farage being celebrate nigel farage being debunked for wrong things. news covid debunked for wrong things. news covm bobby debunked for wrong things. news covid bobby seagull. kay burley and bbc lviv richard bacon both in his sights. can you guess what he's got to say about the tone deaf pair? but in the media buzz as it emerges, it was kate middleton who led the fight back against meghan markle's racism claims was the princess of wales right against the right to wage war against the montecito? myth pedlars . and montecito? myth pedlars. and i'll you new details of i'll bring you new details of the phillip schofield affair that leaves itv bosses cornered my superstar panel, debate their future, kate's royal rumble. future, and kate's royal rumble. plus, have more newspaper plus, we'll have more newspaper front pages for you. hot off the press straight after this .

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channel. britain's news. channel hee-e— channel. britain's news. channel her-e rearra— channel. britain's news. channel her-e rearhe re — channel. britain's news. channel let's return to tomorrow's news right now in the media buzz and more front pages are in bombshell on the front page of the daily mail reporting banks are facing a treasury investigation into claims they are closing customer accounts based their political views. based on their political views. city minister andrew griffith has been asked look into has been asked to look into financial inside actions stifling free speech. this is after farage scandal. after the nigel farage scandal. the daily express reports that the tories are split over tough rules migrants which have rules for migrants which have been blocked by the treasury. according to senior according to a senior conservative source . and the conservative source. and the daily telegraph leads reports daily telegraph leads on reports that paying that drivers have been paying £0.06 per litre more than they should have at fuel pumps. interestingly it also carries a story that most high street banks signed up to banks have signed up to stonewalls in doctrine baiting schemes. not surprised to learn that. are you up more in the mid beds now with tonight's superstar panel, top up daily express columnist carole maloney , the journalist michael walker, and the political commentator beunda and the political commentator belinda de lucy. now kate middleton insisted the royals hit back at meghan markle's

false claims of racism in the family. according to a newly updated bombshell book, courtiers by valentine lowe. he's the journalist who reported on allegations of bullying levelled against meghan during her short time as a working her very short time as a working royal, reveals that kate was behind phrase recollections behind the phrase recollections may and the family's may vary, and the family's official statement in response to the royal racism allegations, the duchess made during that awful tissue of lies, oprah interview. so belinda , this is interview. so belinda, this is really fascinating, isn't it? because all of a sudden, kate , because all of a sudden, kate, who is very much behind the scenes usually, and she wants william to take that public role. i know that for a fact. she she really believes in that. but here we learn actually, she's the steel core behind this decision. i just keep falling in reve— decision. i just keep falling in hewe whrh— decision. i just keep falling in love with her— decision. i just keep falling in love with her more— 3:rt r:re“ i just keep falling in love with her more and r3:rt r:re“ i just keep falling in love with her more and more. r3:rt. r:re“ i just keep falling in love with her more and more. you knew.— love with her more and more. you knew. he— love with her more and more. you knew. he rhhe— love with her more and more. you know, this this young woman, she just know, this this young woman, she raer hehawee— know, this this young woman, she raer hehawee hh— know, this this young woman, she just behaves in such a classy ahe— just behaves in such a classy and regar— just behaves in such a classy and regah way— just behaves in such a classy and regal way naturally, because whar— and regal way naturally, because whar ehe— and regal way naturally, because whar ehe heee— and regal way naturally, because what she does and— and regal way naturally, because what she does and how she's hehawea— what she does and how she's hehawea he— what she does and how she's behaved is really— what she does and how she's behaved is really defending this hherhrarheh— behaved is really defending this hherhrarheh .— behaved is really defending this institution , this— behaved is really defending this institution , this 1000 year old

institution, this 1000 year old hherhrarheh — institution, this 1000 year old hherhrarheh .— institution, this 1000 year old institution , in— institution, this 1000 year old institution , in a— institution, this 1000 year old institution , in a way no others institution, in a way no others eeare— institution, in a way no others eeahe .— institution, in a way no others eeahe . h— institution, in a way no others eeahe . h rheae— institution, in a way no others could . i mean, she did it. we could. i mean, she did it. we at— could. i mean, she did it. we ahh rheaghr— could. i mean, she did it. we all thought it— could. i mean, she did it. we all thought it was— could. i mean, she did it. we all thought it was the queen who eaha— all thought it was the queen who eahe ahah— all thought it was the queen who said that recollections may vary.— said that recollections may vary. hr— said that recollections may way. he wae— said that recollections may vary. it was that- said that recollections may vary. it was that beautiful and ahah— vary. it was that beautiful and rhar wae— vary. it was that beautiful and that was that— vary. it was that beautiful and that was that brilliant. and aehaahhy— that was that brilliant. and actually, the _ that was that brilliant. and actually, the sussexes criticisms— actually, the sussexes criticisms and accusations were so criticisms and accusations were ee haeeheee— criticisms and accusations were so baseless and— criticisms and accusations were so baseless and there was such massive whoppers_ so baseless and there was such massive whoppers . it was so hard massive whoppers. it was so hard to massive whoppers. it was so hard he eee— massive whoppers. it was so hard he rhe— massive whoppers. it was so hard to see the royal— massive whoppers. it was so hard to see the royal family not be aehe— to see the royal family not be ahhe re— to see the royal family not be able to defend— to see the royal family not be able to defend itself. and there we have— able to defend itself. and there we have n,— able to defend itself. and there we have it, our— able to defend itself. and there we have it, our future queen hhewhhg— we have it, our future queen hhewhhg ahah— we have it, our future queen knowing that she can stand up for knowing that she can stand up her he— knowing that she can stand up for the monarchy— knowing that she can stand up for the monarchy and defend it. i for the monarchy and defend it. rahhh— for the monarchy and defend it. hrhhhh hre— for the monarchy and defend it. i think it's just— for the monarchy and defend it. i think it's just put her on a eeaeerah— i think it's just put her on a pedestal now.— i think it's just put her on a pedestal now. i— i think it's just put her on a pedestal now. i think she's incredible. _ pedestal now. i think she's incredible. .so- pedestal now. i think she's incredible. so impressed pedestal now. i think she's iican'tble. so impressed pedestal now. i think she's iican't wait. so impressed pedestal now. i think she's iican't wait. now impressed pedestal now. i think she's iican't wait. now forpressed pedestal now. i think she's iican't wait. now for her sed pedestal now. i think she's iican't wait. now for her toi i can't wait. now for her to heeerhe— i can't wait. now for her to become queen.— i can't wait. now for her to become queen. not rushing you. whehaeh— become queen. not rushing you. michael wokeist_ become queen. not rushing you. michael wokeist-kate- michael wokeist you say kate could been deceptive here. could have been deceptive here. what you mean? well, my point what do you mean? well, my point was, what do you mean? well, my point h— what do you mean? well, my point h eeh-r— what do you mean? well, my point was, i don't know. _ what do you mean? well, my point was, i don't know. i— what do you mean? well, my point was, i don't know. i don't- what do you mean? well, my point was, i don't know. i don't know what happened. so obviously, if meghan and harry were lying in that interview, then this is fair enough to say recollections may they were telling may vary. if they were telling the then would. the truth, then this would. well, they were well, do you think they were telling truth? i've got no telling the truth? i've got no idea. i mean, i think you read a lot more about story than i lot more about this story than i do, it seems to me that this do, but it seems to me that this is a bit of a he said she said,

so harry and meghan say one thing, and well, no, thing, kate and well, no, because harry now himself. because harry has now himself. carol admitted, you carol actually admitted, you knew.— carol actually admitted, you know,_talking. carol actually admitted, you. know,_talking about know, we weren't talking about raeherhae—g- know, we weren't talking about racism_ago..wasl racism 18 months ago. it was haer— racism 18 months ago. it was just unconscious— racism 18 months ago. it was just unconscious \rr:r racism 18 months ago. it was. just unconscious-no, they just unconscious bias. no, they hhrerahhy— just unconscious bias. no, they literally the word race literally he used the word race in the interview once, but in the interview not once, but twice. ithink in the interview not once, but twice. i think i'm glad kate's 90t— twice. i think i'm glad kate's ger here— twice. i think i'm glad kate's got more steel— t: i think i'm glad kate's got more steel than the rest of rherh. — got more steel than the rest of rherh. rh— got more steel than the rest of here r-rh grad.— got more steel than the rest of them. i'm glad. but i think she eheaha— them. i'm glad. but i think she eheahe have— them. i'm glad. but i think she should have been— them. i'm glad. but i think she should have been tougher. i rhhhh— should have been tougher. i rhhhh ehe— should have been tougher. i think she should been think she should have been eheehher— think she should have been steelier. - know, - think she should have been steelier. know, if you think steelier. you know, if you think if steelier. you know, if you think hr yea— steelier. you know, if you think hr yea hr— steelier. you know, if you think hr yea hr yea— steelier. you know, if you think if you if you are— steelier. you know, if you think if you if you are determined ahah— if you if you are determined that someone— if you if you are determined that someone has told a lie and a he— that someone has told a lie and a hhe hhe— that someone has told a lie and a lie like-about— that someone has told a lie and a lie like-about the- that someone has told a lie and a lie like about the royal a lie like this about the royal rahhhy— a lie like this about the royal rahhhyia— a lie like this about the royal family-a global- a lie like this about the royal family a global stage, why family on a global stage, why not family on a global stage, why her-eay— family on a global stage, why her-eay ahah— family on a global stage, why not-say that was- family on a global stage, why not say that was a lie not just say that was a lie rarher— not just say that was a lie rather than— not just say that was a lie rather than say,- not just say that was a lie rather than say, recollect may warye— rather than say, recollect may yam-knew.— rather than say, recollect may warye-hhew. h— rather than say, recollect may vary?-know, i get- rather than say, recollect may vary? know, i get that vary? you know, i get that maybe— vary? you know, i get that maybes couldn't vary? you know, i get that maybes-couldn't it and maybes wills couldn't say it and i maybes wills couldn't say it and h—eaeeh— maybes wills couldn't say it and i_queen couldn't. i get that the queen couldn't say— i get that the queen couldn't eathar— i get that the queen couldn't eathar yea— i get that the queen couldn't say but you know, i think say it. but you know, i think hhey— say it. but you know, i think rhey eheaha— say it. but you know, i think they should be— say it. but you know, i think they should be allowed to. i rhhhh— they should be allowed to. i rhhhh rhhe— they should be allowed to. i think this never— they should be allowed to. i think this never complain never explain— think this never complain never explain rhhhg— think this never complain never explain thing now— think this never complain never explain thing now that the reyahe— explain thing now that the royals employed for royals have employed for aeeaaee— royals have employed for decades,-work| royals have employed for. decades,-work in royals have employed for- decades,-work in the decades, it doesn't work in the her— decades, it doesn't work in the erg-.r— decades, it doesn't work in the 21st-it doesn't- 21st century. it doesn't work in he— 21st century. it doesn't work in hhe-er— 21st century. it doesn't work in hhe-er eeehah— 21st century. it doesn't work in the of social media. the world of social media. yea-we— the world of social media. yea-we ger— the world of social media. you've got to. _ the world of social media. you've got to. because what what happened— you've got to. because what what happened wae— you've got to. because what what happened was the— you've got to. because what what happened was the fact that they wereigehrhe— happened was the fact that they were-gentle in— happened was the fact that they were gentle in their approach were so gentle in their approach to were so gentle in their approach re-ahhewee— were so gentle in their approach re-ahhewee hr— were so gentle in their approach to-allowed it to- were so gentle in their approach to-allowed it to go- were so gentle in their approach to allowed it to go on to this, it allowed it to go on aha— to this, it allowed it to go on and re— to this, it allowed it to go on and re ge— to this, it allowed it to go on and re ge eh— to this, it allowed it to go on and to go on and— and to go on and to be eereeraare— and to go on and to be perpetuate - i i and to go on and to be perpetuate i think perpetuate covid. i think if rhere— perpetuate covid. i think if here-heea— perpetuate covid. i think if there been tougher at the there had been tougher at the heghahg—

there had been tougher at the beginning, would lie beginning, it would this lie weara— beginning, it would this lie weaha-gehe- beginning, it would this lie would-gone the would not have gone around the wear— would not have gone around the werha hh— would not have gone around the werha he he— would not have gone around the world in the way— would not have gone around the world in the way it— would not have gone around the world in the way it has and done the world in the way it has and done hhe-hr— world in the way it has and done hhe-hr hae— world in the way it has and done the-it has now. - world in the way it has and done the-it has now. a- world in the way it has and done the it has now. ' the damage it has now. a bomb ehehh— the damage it has now. a bomb ehehh. wew— the damage it has now. a bomb shell. new development in the crisis itv. the mail crisis office at itv. the mail on sunday has revealed that the broadcaster's execs were made aware serious aware of, quote, serious concerns around young concerns around the young runner who affair with phillip who had an affair with phillip schofield. paper reports schofield. the paper reports that after scott's lover was booted off this morning, two loose in early 2020, a loose women in early 2020, a senior manager sent an email to express their unease and a source added at the time, various people had heard rumours about his relationship and it was thought that the fact he needed help with his mental health ought to be escalated to those higher ups so he could get some among the people, some support among the people, said aware of email, said to be aware of this email, was for was managing director for entertainment, lygo , who entertainment, kevin lygo, who failed to disclose the correspondence mps at last correspondence to mps at last month's select committee hearing. now itv has employed a leading carry out an leading kc to carry out an independent into the independent inquiry into the scandal. now isn't scandal. but this now isn't expected published expected to be published for another 12 weeks. and carole malone, think that actually malone, you think that actually itv is finished because of this?

sorry, this morning is finished? oh, i think it is. i think they eheahe— oh, i think it is. i think they eheahe haer— oh, i think it is. i think they should just let— oh, i think it is. i think they should just let it— oh, i think it is. i think they should just let it kind- cir“ c ithink they should just let it kind of go whrh— should just let it kind of go whrh hhgahry.— should just let it kind of go with dignity, really. you know, i with dignity, really. you know, h rheae— with dignity, really. you know, h rhe— with dignity, really. you know, i mean, the ratings have fallen aha— i mean, the ratings have fallen aha-were— i mean, the ratings have fallen aha-were a— i mean, the ratings have fallen and-were a star— i mean, the ratings have fallen and-were a star of- i mean, the ratings have fallen and were a star of that show and you were a star of that show for and you were a star of that show her a— and you were a star of that show her a heag— and you were a star of that show for a long time. _ and you were a star of that show for a long time. i— and you were a star of that show for a long time. for a for a long time. i was. for a heag— for a long time. i was. for a hehg hhe.— for a long time. i was. for a hehg rhrhe. har— for a long time. i was. for a long time. but then- for a long time. for a long time. but then i crossed mr seherheha— long time. but then i crossed mr schofield and— long time. but then i crossed mr schofield and then— long time. but then i crossed mr schofield and then i wasn't. whar— schofield and then i wasn't. what happened? oh,- schofield and then i wasn't. what happened? oh, i- schofield and then i wasn't. �*hfyhh“e. 37 oh, i just said what happened? oh, i just said eerherhhhg. — what happened? oh, i just said eerherhhhg. h— what happened? oh, i just said something. i just— what happened? oh, i just said something. i just said- �*hfyhh“e. 37 oh, ijust said something. i just said something in something. i just said something hh—h-a— something. i just said something hh—h-a wrhrrehi in something that i'd written ahear— in something that i'd written aheariehew— in something that i'd written about-show and- in something that i'd written about show and about him and about the show and about him and that-schofield— about the show and about him and that-schofield said,— about the show and about him and that schofield said, i don't about the show and about him and tidon't schofield said, i don't about the show and about him and tidon't want|ofield said, i don't about the show and about him and tidon't want malone aid, i don't about the show and about him and tidon't want malone on i don't about the show and about him and tidon't want malone on there.t i don't want malone on there. i hrhaghhe— i don't want malone on there. i hrhaghhe-whar— i don't want malone on there. i imagine what happened. imagine that's what happened. yeah.— imagine that's what happened. yeah-we— imagine that's what happened. yeah,-we know- imagine that's what happened. yeah, we know that's yeah, because we know that's whar— yeah, because we know that's whar he— yeah, because we know that's whar he aha.— yeah, because we know that's what he did. i— yeah, because we know that's what he did. i mean, i can't say ahah— what he did. i mean, i can't say rharieerrahh— what he did. i mean, i can't say that-certain, but— what he did. i mean, i can't say that-certain, but it- what he did. i mean, i can't say that certain, but it was that for certain, but it was haer— that for certain, but it was raer eae. — that for certain, but it was raer eae. h— that for certain, but it was just odd. i was— that for certain, but it was just odd. i was a regular and hen— just odd. i was a regular and then suddenly— just odd. i was a regular and then suddenly i— just odd. i was a regular and then suddenly i wasn't. and we knew— then suddenly i wasn't. and we knew-he— then suddenly i wasn't. and we hhew-he hae- then suddenly i wasn't. and we know he has suella and know that he, he has suella and hegaah— know that he, he has suella and hegaah-ar— know that he, he has suella and hegaahr-ar rhe— know that he, he has suella and legault at the inquiry. legault said it at the inquiry. hreeehrere— legault said it at the inquiry. presenters _whol legault said it at the inquiry.- presenters _who does presenters get a say in who does aha— presenters get a say in who does aha-arrear— presenters get a say in who does aha-aheear eh- presenters get a say in who does and-appear on the- presenters get a say in who does and appear on the show. and doesn't appear on the show. but and doesn't appear on the show. ear h— and doesn't appear on the show. ear h rheae— and doesn't appear on the show. ear h h— and doesn't appear on the show. but i mean i think— and doesn't appear on the show. but i mean i think this morning eheaha— but i mean i think this morning eheahe he— but i mean i think this morning should be finished the flogging a-heree— should be finished the flogging a-heree-wery- a dead horse now very interesting— a dead horse now very interesting the the tric interesting the tv the tric awarde— awards where gb news won eweryrhhhg— awards where gb news won eweryrhhhg-rhe- awards where gb news won everything the tric everything anyway the tric awarde— everything anyway the tric awards where _ everything anyway the tric awards where the programme that won awards where the programme that wen—eewh- awards where the programme that won—show which won the best daytime show which has won the best daytime show which hae-rhhe— won the best daytime show which has-this morning— won the best daytime show which has this morning for as has been this morning for as heag— has been this morning for as hehg ae— has been this morning for as hehg ae-heeh— has been this morning for as long as been alive, almost long as i've been alive, almost waelehaee— long as i've been alive, almost waelehaee hh— long as i've been alive, almost waslplace in the— long as i've been alive, almost was place in the now i'm was a place in the sun. now i'm her— was a place in the sun. now i'm her aehhgrarhhg— was a place in the sun. now i'm not denigrating a— was a place in the sun. now i'm not denigrating a in the not denigrating a place in the eah-very— not denigrating a place in the eah-very hhe- not denigrating a place in the sun. very nice little sun. it's a very nice little eregramme— sun. it's a very nice little programme.-for| sun. it's a very nice little- programme. _for that, programme. however, for that,

for programme. however, for that, rer—rhe- programme. however, for that, for—this morning. for that to beat this morning ehewe— for that to beat this morning. ehewe—hahhhe shows exactly where the public is shows exactly where the public he whrh— shows exactly where the public he whrh ahah— shows exactly where the public is with that show. _ shows exactly where the public is with that show. they should haer— is with that show. they should haer her— is with that show. they should raer herlge. — is with that show. they should he herlge. h— is with that show. they should just letlgo. i mean,- is with that show. they should just let go. e“ ti. t just let it go. i mean, michael walker, was working at itv walker, i was working at itv while this was all going on itv daytime. i've said numerous times, everyone knew certainly everyone knew this everyone knew that this young runner person was incredibly troubled and the stars of loose women were horrified that this problem had basically been exported onto their show. they were worried about him . they were worried about him. they thought it was really wrong. now there's this emerging evidence that actually executives at itv were warned. so isn't it possible that they actually told porky pies at the select committee ? i've spoken to committee? i've spoken to a source actually tonight on that media select committee who say if it turns out that information is revealed in this report, that the executive didn't reveal at the executive didn't reveal at the committee, they could be hauled back. yeah, i mean, of hr— hauled back. yeah, i mean, of course, if they— hauled back. yeah, i mean, of course, if they have- hauled back. yeah, i mean, of course, if they have if- 3 t yeah, i mean, of course, if they have if it turns ear— course, if they have if it turns ear hhey-we— course, if they have if it turns out they've lied _ course, if they have if it turns out they've lied to parliament, i out they've lied to parliament, h hrhaghhe— out they've lied to parliament, r hrhaghhe hhey— out they've lied to parliament, i imagine they probably should. and i imagine they probably should. aha-wha— i imagine they probably should. and-will lose- i imagine they probably should. and will lose their and i imagine will lose their hehe. — and i imagine will lose their jobs. _because-al jobs. in fact, because it's a gerry— jobs. in fact, because it's a perry-arerae- jobs. in fact, because it's a pretty profile issue. pretty high profile issue. i mean, probably know more mean, you probably know more ahah— mean, you probably know more rhah-rhhe— mean, you probably know more than _this because. mean, you probably know more than this because you than me about this because you werhea— than me about this because you

wehew-har— than me about this because you worked but reading about worked at itv, but reading about this worked at itv, but reading about rhheieeheehe— worked at itv, but reading about this-someone with— this as someone with little exeehhee— this as someone with little expertise-that- this as someone with little expertise that particular expertise about that particular eregrarhrhe— programme and sort of knowing the programme and sort of knowing he eeeehe— programme and sort of knowing the people involved, what often eeehe—rhe- the people involved, what often seems—the story,i the people involved, what often seemsis_the story,i the people involved, what often seemsis understandable story, the people involved, what often seemsis understandable because which is understandable because ehwheaehy— obviously you don't want to reherr— obviously you don't want to reeerr eh— obviously you don't want to reeerr etheahg- obviously you don't want to report on young man. it's report on the young man. it's ahwaye— report on the young man. it's always unclear— report on the young man. it's always unclear to— report on the young man. it's always unclear to me. was there always unclear to me. was there a eehehahhr— always unclear to me. was there a complaint from _ always unclear to me. was there a complaint from him? because i hew yea— a complaint from him? because i can see how you would say, as he— can see how you would say, as he heeee— can see how you would say, as he heeee ar— can see how you would say, as the bosses at itv,— can see how you would say, as the bosses at itv, look, yes, we rhhhh— the bosses at itv, look, yes, we rhhhh rhere— the bosses at itv, look, yes, we think there might— the bosses at itv, look, yes, we think there might be this inappropriate— think there might be this inappropriate relationship, but the inappropriate relationship, but hhe—hae— inappropriate relationship, but hhe—hae eaha- inappropriate relationship, but. the—has said-not the young man has said it's not happened.— the young man has said it's not happened. phillip— the young man has said it's not happened. phillip schofield eae.— happened. phillip schofield. eahh—reehhe said, no, it's happened. people say— said, no, it's happened. people eay—ahear- said, no, it's happened. people eay—ahear rhei say we're worried about the young— say we're worried about the yeahg-rhey- say we're worried about the young-they sav- say we're worried about the young they say to say we're worried about the - young-they say to the young man, but they say to the young— young man, but they say to the yeahg mah— young man, but they say to the yeahg mathea— young man, but they say to the young man, you okay? do you young man, are you okay? do you her— young man, are you okay? do you reeh—hehhg— feel like you're being exploited? - feel like you're being exploited? up to exploited? do you sign up to this idea that there could be some sort of homophobia against phillip in this phillip schofield in this coverage? not necessarily, heaee— coverage? not necessarily,- heeaaeeawe—h because i think you would have the because i think you would have hhe—eh- because i think you would have hhe—eh hr- because i think you would have hhe—eh hr hrl the same thing going on if it waerhahl— the same thing going on if it waelah aha— the same thing going on if it waslman and a— the same thing going on if it was man and a woman. i suppose was a man and a woman. i suppose whar— was a man and a woman. i suppose what i'm— was a man and a woman. i suppose whar h-rh eayhhg— was a man and a woman. i suppose whar r-rh eayhhg he— was a man and a woman. i suppose whar r-rh eayhhg he h— was a man and a woman. i suppose what i'm saying is i think in here— what i'm saying is i think in herelrheee— what i'm saying is i think in lots these stories, from what lots of these stories, from what we knew— lots of these stories, from what we know publicly,— lots of these stories, from what we know publicly, obe, it is arhhhgaeae— we know publicly, obe, it is ambiguous went on. now, ambiguous what went on. now, it hhghr— ambiguous what went on. now, it hhghr-rhere— ambiguous what went on. now, it hhghr-rhere he— ambiguous what went on. now, it might there is some might be that there is some reahhry— might be that there is some reahhry-h-rh— might be that there is some reality i'm aware reality that i'm not aware of, whheh— reality that i'm not aware of, whhehlwhar— reality that i'm not aware of, which .what-on,- reality that i'm not aware of, which what on, but it's which is what went on, but it's arhhhgaeae— which is what went on, but it's ambiguous how— which is what went on, but it's ambiguous how bad it was, right? so ambiguous how bad it was, right? se-hhahhrehrhare. - ambiguous how bad it was, right? so-inappropriate. it- ambiguous how bad it was, right? so inappropriate. it was so it was inappropriate. it was ehearhy— so it was inappropriate. it was clearly inappropriate. the issue was—er— clearly inappropriate. the issue was—er rewar- clearly inappropriate. the issue was of power, about was about abuse of power, about a man who was when he

a young man who was 16 when he started on the show and who started work on the show and who was having the affair. this was 1891 having the affair. this and star. and and he was the big star. and also and also, belinda,- r3g and also and also, belinda, let's haer— also and also, belinda, let's raer aehh— also and also, belinda, let's raer eehhr ear.— also and also, belinda, let's just point out, you know, rhhhhhe— just point out, you know, phillip schofield has admitted hhrheehh — phillip schofield has admitted hhrheehh _sexl phillip schofield has admitted. himself. _sex with himself. he was having sex with he— himself. he was having sex with rhhe—hh— himself. he was having sex with this—in-facilitiesl this young man in itv facilities . hh— this young man in itv facilities . he he— this young man in itv facilities , in the dressing— this young man in itv facilities , in the dressing rooms and itv hahagerhehr— , in the dressing rooms and itv. management—people management were lying to people like management were lying to people hhhe—herhhhg- management were lying to people like—nothing was- like me, saying nothing was going— like me, saying nothing was gehhg eh— like me, saying nothing was gehhg se— like me, saying nothing was gehhg se re— like me, saying nothing was going on. so to me, this isn't reahhy— going on. so to me, this isn't reahhy a— going on. so to me, this isn't reahhy a erery— going on. so to me, this isn't really a story about philip schofield's— really a story about philip schofield's personal it's schofield's personal life. it's ahear— schofield's personal life. it's ahear-ah- schofield's personal life. it's ahear-ae ar- about the cover up at itv. wen.— about the cover up at itv. wet the— about the cover up at itv. well, this is— about the cover up at itv. well, this is the— about the cover up at itv. well, this is the problem when you're up, you're involved in a cover up, you're involved in a cover up, you have spin so many lies you have to spin so many lies and keep the going and and keep the lies going and you're going to get found out in the end. and if there is email evidence that one sent to evidence that one was sent to the chiefs about the the itv chiefs about the vulnerability of this if vulnerability of this man, if this episode this young this episode has hurt this young man's health, his quality man's mental health, his quality of has destroyed of life has destroyed his career, to be career, then itv needs to be held . we obviously held to account. we obviously eeh-r— held to account. we obviously eeh-r hhew— held to account. we obviously don't know what— held to account. we obviously don't know what he's- “:r: tt we obviously don't know what he's going to say,— don't know what he's going to satie-i— don't know what he's going to eath have— don't know what he's going to say, i have spoken to say, but i have spoken to sources-the- say, but i have spoken to sources the young say, but i have spoken to- sources-the young man sources close to the young man ever-eaer— sources close to the young man over-past couple- sources close to the young man over-past couple of- sources close to the young man over past couple of weeks, over the past couple of weeks, ahe— over the past couple of weeks, and hey— over the past couple of weeks, and rheeray— over the past couple of weeks, and they-say he— over the past couple of weeks, and they say he doesn't agree and they do say he doesn't agree whrh— and they do say he doesn't agree whrh eweryrhhhg— and they do say he doesn't agree with everything-itv- and they do say he doesn't agree with everything itv and with everything that itv and rhhhhhh— with everything that itv and phillip schofield have put out here— phillip schofield have put out here eahhhehy— phillip schofield have put out there publicly. we will have there publicly. so we will have to there publicly. so we will have re-re— there publicly. so we will have re-re eee— there publicly. so we will have to-to see what— there publicly. so we will have to-to see what he- there publicly. so we will have to to see what he actually to wait to see what he actually eaye— to wait to see what he actually eaye re— to wait to see what he actually eaye he he— to wait to see what he actually eaye he he he. — to wait to see what he actually says to the kc. but— to wait to see what he actually says to the kc. but i think

rhere— says to the kc. but i think there could— says to the kc. but i think there could be— says to the kc. but i think there could be discrepancies herweeh— there could be discrepancies between-public- there could be discrepancies between public statements between itv's public statements and rereeh— between itv's public statements and rereeh x-e— between itv's public statements and person x's public statements. - and person x's public statements. but look, this is whar— statements. but look, this is whar hhv— statements. but look, this is what itv does— statements. but look, this is what itv does say. this is aeeerehhg— what itv does say. this is according to— what itv does say. this is according to the chief executive, _ according to the chief executive, carolyn mccall. all wheh—a- executive, carolyn mccall. all. when—a relationship when rumours of a relationship herweeh— when rumours of a relationship between phillip— when rumours of a relationship between phillip schofield and an eheheyee—hegah- between phillip schofield and an employee began to employee of itv first began to ehreahare— employee of itv first began to ehreahare hh— employee of itv first began to circulate in late— employee of itv first began to circulate in late 2019, early mo.— circulate in late 2019, early 2020. hhv— circulate in late 2019, early 2020, itv investigated . we spoke 2020, itv investigated. we spoke to 2020, itv investigated. we spoke re a— 2020, itv investigated. we spoke re a harherh— 2020, itv investigated. we spoke re a harherh er— 2020, itv investigated. we spoke to a number of people who worked on to a number of people who worked eh rhhe— to a number of people who worked eh rhhe rherhhhg— to a number of people who worked on this morning and— to a number of people who worked on this morning and the wider aayrhrhe— on this morning and the wider eayrhrhe rearh — on this morning and the wider daytime team and were not greater— daytime team and were not provided with— daytime team and were not provided with it, did not find any— provided with it, did not find any ewhaehee— provided with it, did not find any evidence of— provided with it, did not find any evidence of a relationship heyeha— any evidence of a relationship beyond—rumourl beyond hearsay and rumour. hehhhea— beyond hearsay and rumour. belinda, michael walker, belinda, lucy, michael walker, earere— belinda, lucy, michael walker, carole - stand - belinda, lucy, michael walker, carole-stand by,- belinda, lucy, michael walker, carole stand by, because carole malone, stand by, because aehhg— carole malone, stand by, because eehhhg-hare— carole malone, stand by, because coming kate middleton coming up, kate middleton and carherhhe— coming up, kate middleton and catherine birbalsingh have both rehaeee— catherine birbalsingh have both rehaeee-he— catherine birbalsingh have both refused be bullied by their refused to be bullied by their adversities,_ refused to be bullied by their adversities, but— refused to be bullied by their adversities, but has their aerhahee— adversities, but has their defiance earned them a hehhharheh— defiance earned them a nomination for greatest britain or nomination for greatest britain er—rhha- nomination for greatest britain er—rhha eari nomination for greatest britain. or_ find out when or union jackass? find out when hwe— or union jackass? find out when h-we-rehhghr-e— or union jackass? find out when i've tonight's winners i've found tonight's winners sherry.— i've found tonight's winners- shortly. _uncancelled shortly. the next in uncancelled freer— shortly. the next in uncancelled rheer sheer— shortly. the next in uncancelled fleet street legend kelvin haehehzhe— fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie is— fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie is riled and ready to let mackenzie is riled and ready to her rhe— mackenzie is riled and ready to her he ar— mackenzie is riled and ready to her he a rash— mackenzie is riled and ready to let rip at msm propaganda . kay let rip at msm propaganda. kay harhey—haeeh- let rip at msm propaganda. kay burley_bacon as. let rip at msm propaganda. kay. burley_bacon as they burley and richard bacon as they hahwehy— burley and richard bacon as they naively celebrate— burley and richard bacon as they naively celebrate the debunking of naively celebrate the debunking er whgeh— naively celebrate the debunking er whgeh rarage— naively celebrate the debunking of nigel farage and as press regaharer— of nigel farage and as press regulator ipso_ of nigel farage and as press regulator ipso rules jeremy charheeh-e— regulator ipso rules jeremy clarkson's sun— regulator ipso rules jeremy clarkson's sun column on meghan warhe— clarkson's sun column on meghan harhhe wae— clarkson's sun column on meghan markle was sexist— clarkson's sun column on meghan markle was sexist as— clarkson's sun column on meghan markle was sexist as their

overreach, a indictment of free eeeeeh— overreach, a indictment of free eeeeeh hh— overreach, a indictment of free speech in britain.— overreach, a indictment of free speech in britain. we're back whrh— speech in britain. we're back whrh hehwhh— speech in britain. we're back with kelvin mackenzie in just hwe— with kelvin mackenzie in just rwe rhhharee— with kelvin mackenzie in just two minutes time .

it's time now for on cancelled . it's time now for on cancelled. ahe— it's time now for on cancelled. and he— it's time now for on cancelled. and he he— it's time now for on cancelled. and this is where— it's time now for on cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators— and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial— commentators speak out on controversial issues without the rear— controversial issues without the rear er— controversial issues without the rear er rhe — controversial issues without the fear of the cancel— controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture eweeehhg— fear of the cancel culture eweeehhg rhe— fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. hwe— sweeping the rest of the media. we haa— sweeping the rest of the media. he had yeare— sweeping the rest of the media. i've had years of— sweeping the rest of the media. i've had years of form, the i've had years of form, but the eheerhhg— i've had years of form, but the eheerhhg rash— i've had years of form, but the sneering msm propagandists have agahh— sneering msm propagandists have agahh eheehayea— sneering msm propagandists have again displayed their awful eeearhrah— again displayed their awful sectarian, anti—freedom true eheare— sectarian, anti—freedom true eheare hh— sectarian, anti—freedom true colours in the— sectarian, anti—freedom true colours in the wake of nigel rarage-e— colours in the wake of nigel farage's thoughtcrime cancellation - farage's thoughtcrime cancellation by banks. cancellation by the banks. herahhy— cancellation by the banks. totally oblivious to just how ehhherer— totally oblivious to just how sinister the— totally oblivious to just how sinister the situation is. sly wewe— sinister the situation is. sly wewe cowh— sinister the situation is. sly news covid party girl in chief kay— news covid party girl in chief hay harhey— news covid party girl in chief kay burley tweeted if eight eeearare— kay burley tweeted if eight separate banks— kay burley tweeted if eight separate banks don't want your eaeerherr. h— separate banks don't want your customer , i suppose you'd start customer, i suppose you'd start to customer, i suppose you'd start re eee— customer, i suppose you'd start re eee why— customer, i suppose you'd start to wonder why the _ customer, i suppose you'd start to wonder why the bbc luvvie hhehare— to wonder why the bbc luvvie richard bacon,— to wonder why the bbc luvvie richard bacon, weighed in by reeeehehhg— richard bacon, weighed in by reeeehehhg re— richard bacon, weighed in by responding to a— richard bacon, weighed in by responding to a warning from hee— responding to a warning from hee eheeeh— responding to a warning from free speech champion toby young, heehhhg— free speech champion toby young, heehhhg wheh— free speech champion toby young, mocking when the— free speech champion toby young, mocking when the banks come for you,— mocking when the banks come for yea. h— mocking when the banks come for yea. r aehhee— mocking when the banks come for yea. r promiser h— mocking when the banks come for you, i promise, i will say

eemehhhg— you, i promise, i will say something, but it will be eareaehre— something, but it will be eareaehre .— something, but it will be sarcastic . the- something, but it will be sarcastic . the irony is something, but it will be sarcastic. the irony is and something, but it will be sarcastic . the irony is and the sarcastic. the irony is and the aeerah— sarcastic. the irony is and the useful idiots— sarcastic. the irony is and the useful idiots cheering nigel's rrearrhehr— useful idiots cheering nigel's treatment will— useful idiots cheering nigel's treatment will never get this. hheee — treatment will never get this. those supporting this kind of authoritarian— those supporting this kind of authoritarian overreach behave hhe— authoritarian overreach behave he he — authoritarian overreach behave he he very— authoritarian overreach behave like the very fascists they are wrehghy— like the very fascists they are wrongly accused _ like the very fascists they are wrongly accused others of being . whgeh— wrongly accused others of being . whgeh gave— wrongly accused others of being . whgeh gave a— wrongly accused others of being . nigel gave a further update rehhghr— . nigel gave a further update rehhghr hy— . nigel gave a further update rehhghr by he— . nigel gave a further update tonight by the way, saying a hhhrh— tonight by the way, saying a hhhrh hahh— tonight by the way, saying a ninth bank had— tonight by the way, saying a ninth bank had declined him an aeeearr— ninth bank had declined him an aeeeahr aha— ninth bank had declined him an account and the— ninth bank had declined him an account and the situation was erarrhhg— account and the situation was erarrhhg re— account and the situation was starting to feel— account and the situation was starting to feel like communist chhha. — starting to feel like communist chhha. se— starting to feel like communist china. so kelvin— starting to feel like communist china. so kelvin mackenzie, i eeare— china. so kelvin mackenzie, i mean, could you— china. so kelvin mackenzie, i mean, could you believe kyiv kay harhey— mean, could you believe kyiv kay harhey. whe— mean, could you believe kyiv kay burley, who claims— mean, could you believe kyiv kay burley, who claims to be a rearhahher— burley, who claims to be a journalist who— burley, who claims to be a journalist who claims to be someone who— journalist who claims to be someone who believes in free eheeeh— someone who believes in free eeeeeh ehe— someone who believes in free speech, she championing nigel rarage— speech, she championing nigel rarage heehhg— speech, she championing nigel farage losing his— speech, she championing nigel farage losing his bank account? whar— farage losing his bank account? whar hr— farage losing his bank account? whar hr ahr— farage losing his bank account? what if all of— farage losing his bank account? what if all of the— farage losing his bank account? what if all of the banks had eae.— what if all of the banks had eaha. were— what if all of the banks had said, we're going to get rid of the accounts— said, we're going to get rid of the accounts of— said, we're going to get rid of the accounts of covid rule hreaheree — the accounts of covid rule breakers? “r3g 3 breakers? supposing they said about kay burley, we thought that disgusting. having that was disgusting. having a party the that was disgusting. having a party-the middle- that was disgusting. having a party-the middle of- that was disgusting. having a party-the middle oflthel party in the middle of in the hhgahe— party in the middle of in the hhgahe er— party in the middle of in the middle of-i'm- party in the middle of in the middle of i'm afraid middle of covid. i'm afraid weee-r— middle of covid. i'm afraid we're-to pull- middle of covid. i'm afraid- we're-to pull-account we're going to pull your account . ahe— we're going to pull your account . and he— we're going to pull your account . and the-really- we're going to pull your account . and the-really is- we're going to pull your account . and the really is that . and the issue really is that away— . and the issue really is that aeraahhy rhe — . and the issue really is that actually the chancellor or the rrhrhe — actually the chancellor or the prime minister— actually the chancellor or the prime minister and actually dcms header— prime minister and actually dcms heaaer have— prime minister and actually dcms leader have all— prime minister and actually dcms leader have all said that there is leader have all said that there he a— leader have all said that there he a hreeaerh — leader have all said that there is a freedom of— leader have all said that there is a freedom of expression an

heeae— is a freedom of expression an hh— is a freedom of expression an hh ahr— is a freedom of expression an issue in all this— is a freedom of expression an issue in all this .— is a freedom of expression an issue in all this . and isn't it issue in all this. and isn't it hhrereerhhg.— issue in all this. and isn't it interesting, it's— issue in all this. and isn't it interesting, it's only people of the interesting, it's only people of he rhghr— interesting, it's only people of the right that— interesting, it's only people of the right that seem to have her— the right that seem to have rhehr .— the right that seem to have their , their,— the right that seem to have their , their, their, their their, their, their, their accounts pulled and this is serious . honestly, a bank serious. honestly, a bank aeeeahr— serious. honestly, a bank aeeeahr he— serious. honestly, a bank account is right up there with exygea— account is right up there with exygeh. vea— account is right up there with oxygen. you need— account is right up there with oxygen. you need it. right? how are oxygen. you need it. right? how yea— oxygen. you need it. right? how yea eaeeeeee— oxygen. you need it. right? how are you supposed to get around hheee— are you supposed to get around rheee eaye— are you supposed to get around rheee eaye e— are you supposed to get around these days ? what— are you supposed to get around these days ? what are you going these days? what are you going to these days? what are you going re erae— these days? what are you going to start supposing— these days? what are you going to start supposing nigel started ereeaehhg— to start supposing nigel started ereeaehhg eaeh— to start supposing nigel started ereeaehhg eaeh .— to start supposing nigel started producing cash , especially most producing cash, especially most rehaeee— producing cash, especially most places eeh-r— producing cash, especially most places don't take— producing cash, especially most places don't take cash now. 3/r:r. places don't take cash now. you knew.— places don't take cash now. you knew. eh— places don't take cash now. you knew. he wewe— places don't take cash now. you know, gb news has— places don't take cash now. you know, gb news has launched a campaign today for fight for cash because, you know, you gone to starbucks or any of those big multinational companies, they won't take your cash anymore . won't take your cash anymore. all right. so you're going to reeghhee— all right. so you're going to recognise nigel— all right. so you're going to recognise nigel walking down the read— recognise nigel walking down the read whrh— recognise nigel walking down the read whrh ah— recognise nigel walking down the road with an enormous swag over his road with an enormous swag over hhe eheahaer— road with an enormous swag over hhe eheahaer e— road with an enormous swag over his shoulder ? yeah,— road with an enormous swag over his shoulder ? yeah, it sounds his shoulder? yeah, it sounds hhe— his shoulder? yeah, it sounds hhe-hhe— his shoulder? yeah, it sounds hhhe-hhhe he— his shoulder? yeah, it sounds like-this is not- his shoulder? yeah, it sounds like-this is not a- his shoulder? yeah, it sounds like this is not a gag, like a gag. this is not a gag, aha— like a gag. this is not a gag, and h— like a gag. this is not a gag, and h ehr-eer— like a gag. this is not a gag, and i object to— like a gag. this is not a gag, and i object to the bullies of he— and i object to the bullies of he werha. — and i object to the bullies of this world. and _ and i object to the bullies of this world. and honestly, i know hhehara— this world. and honestly, i know richard bacon— this world. and honestly, i know richard bacon .— this world. and honestly, i know richard bacon . somebody must be richard bacon. somebody must be ehehhhg— richard bacon. somebody must be smoking something . surely not. smoking something. surely not. he smoking something. surely not. he-he— smoking something. surely not. he-he rhe— smoking something. surely not. he-he rhe h— smoking something. surely not. he-be the i know- smoking something. surely not. he be the i know richard he must be the i know richard haeeh— he must be the i know richard haeeh h— he must be the i know richard bacon. i cannot— he must be the i know richard bacon. i cannot understand why . bacon. i cannot understand why. why— bacon. i cannot understand why. why hhey— bacon. i cannot understand why. why rhey weaha — bacon. i cannot understand why. why they would not be on the ehee— why they would not be on the ehee er— why they would not be on the side of freedoms— why they would not be on the side of freedoms right . and it side of freedoms right. and it may— side of freedoms right. and it may he—

side of freedoms right. and it may he ahah— side of freedoms right. and it may be that for— side of freedoms right. and it may be that for kay burley and her harherhe— may be that for kay burley and her numbers which are being awarrea— her numbers which are being dwarfed currently by gb news ahah— dwarfed currently by gb news rhar ehe— dwarfed currently by gb news that she feels— dwarfed currently by gb news that she feels under pressure sky— that she feels under pressure ehy wewe— that she feels under pressure sky news have— that she feels under pressure sky news have just had to eeheherehy— sky news have just had to completely rechange their entire eeheaahe— completely rechange their entire eeheaahe re— completely rechange their entire eeheaahe re hy— completely rechange their entire schedule to try and fight off gb wewe— schedule to try and fight off gb wewe ahah— schedule to try and fight off gb news that hasn't— schedule to try and fight off gb news that hasn't worked. it wen-r— news that hasn't worked. it went werh— news that hasn't worked. it won't work at— news that hasn't worked. it won't work at night. they are. t hey— won't work at night. they are. hhey are— won't work at night. they are. they are shouting— won't work at night. they are. they are shouting on their own. it's they are shouting on their own. he a— they are shouting on their own. he a very— they are shouting on their own. it's a very curious— they are shouting on their own. it's a very curious thing by harhey. — it's a very curious thing by harhey. h— it's a very curious thing by burley. i think— it's a very curious thing by burley. i think she should think arrear— burley. i think she should think ahear rhhe. — burley. i think she should think about this. yes. _ burley. i think she should think about this. yes. \r e“ about this. yes. sky news is in deep trouble. but i think what is so disgusting to me is that at any time there is an attack on freedom of speech in the left wing media. so, for example, when novara media had their youtube account pulled, you know, they were all of the corbynistas who were the people that rode to their rescue? who who who stood up for them? it was the people on the right. right. and i believe and i'm absolutely convinced that if any politician on the left , politician on the left, including jeremy corbyn, had his accounts cancelled, we would all be and saying, is be screaming and saying, this is completely incorrect. but there has kelvin from has been silence. kelvin from these gutless people on the left . where is where? what about

sharrhere— . where is where? what about starmer? yeah.— where is where? what about starmer? yeah. why doesn't he eehe—aheag- starmer? yeah. why doesn't he- come—about.-about come out? what about. what about the-chancellor _ come out? what about. what about the-chancellor rachel- the shadow chancellor rachel heeweee — the shadow chancellor rachel reeves? nothing— the shadow chancellor rachel. reeves? nothing-right reeves? nothing from her. right so reeves? nothing from her. right se were— reeves? nothing from her. right so we're talking— “7 nothing from her. right so we're talking about heavyweights on the right have eahe— heavyweights on the right have eae-e— heavyweights on the right have eae-e h— heavyweights on the right have said-? i mean,- heavyweights on the right have said ? i mean, honestly, said it right? i mean, honestly, heaee— said it right? i mean, honestly, because chancellor to because this is chancellor to come out. but— because this is chancellor to come out. but this is what exaerhy. — come out. but this is what eaaerhy. har— come out. but this is what exactly. but this- come out. but this is what exactly. but this is what's coming under the thought police of future labour of a potential future labour administration. this what administration. and this is what we again so when labour we want. again so when labour are we want. again so when labour eheerea— we want. again so when labour eheerea .— we want. again so when labour are elected , are— we want. again so when labour are elected , are they— r3ge e“ so when labour are elected , are they actually are elected, are they actually going— are elected, are they actually goinglsav_ are elected, are they actually gehhgleay re— are elected, are they actually going. say to the - are elected, are they actually going say to the banks, going to say to the banks, heaeehhy— going to say to the banks, honestly, no.— going to say to the banks, honestly, no. if- going to say to the banks, honestly, no. if you've got any hehee— honestly, no. if you've got any tories account— honestly, no. if you've got any tories account holders, why eeh-r— tories account holders, why eeh-r yea— tories account holders, why don't you sling _ tories account holders, why don't you sling them out ? don't you sling them out? hhey-we— don't you sling them out? hhey-we ger— don't you sling them out? they've got nowhere to go anyway. — they've got nowhere to go anyway. ia— they've got nowhere to go anyway. ia very- they've got nowhere to go anyway. a very serious anyway. it's a very serious rhhhg. — anyway. it's a very serious rhhhg. .aha— anyway. it's a very serious thing. .and the- anyway. it's a very serious thing. and the idea that thing. this and the idea that ahah— thing. this and the idea that rhar harhey— thing. this and the idea that that burley, which honestly she had ee— that burley, which honestly she had here— that burley, which honestly she had one more brain cell should be had one more brain cell should he a— had one more brain cell should he a keep— had one more brain cell should he a heee heh— had one more brain cell should be a keep left sign. right. the haea— be a keep left sign. right. the haea ahah— be a keep left sign. right. the idea that she— be a keep left sign. right. the idea that she entitled from idea that she is entitled from her eeehrheh— idea that she is entitled from her position of— idea that she is entitled from her position of power to think ahah— her position of power to think rhar rhhe— her position of power to think rhar he he— her position of power to think that this is a— her position of power to think that this is a gag, if it ever happene— that this is a gag, if it ever haeeehe re— that this is a gag, if it ever happens to her,— that this is a gag, if it ever happens to her, watch out . happens to her, watch out. heheee. — happens to her, watch out. indeed. indeed. - happens to her, watch out. indeed. 3: “r3g happens to her, watch out. - indeed. indeed. look, moving on, kelvin spectator editor fraser nelson lashed out at the press regulator ipso for ruining jeremy clarkson's meghan markle column was sexist, accusing them of violating their own charter and quote, tearing up protections opinion. he's

protections for opinion. he's also threatened to pull the spectator over from ipso. now honestly, covid, i know everyone says, oh, jeremy clarkson's column was so terrible. actually the most terrible thing that's happenedis the most terrible thing that's happened is we now have a new form of regulation version of our press, which has been ushered in through the back door by the likes of harriet harman. and it is chilling. yeah. so the issue is what— and it is chilling. yeah. so the issue is what they— and it is chilling. yeah. so the issue is what they have,- ' 3 . rt.“ .. “r3g yeah. so the issue is what they have, what hhey— issue is what they have, what rhey have— issue is what they have, what they have decided to do now is hhey— they have decided to do now is hey are— they have decided to do now is they are confusing— they have decided to do now is they are confusing bad taste, rhghre— they are confusing bad taste, rhghre vea— they are confusing bad taste, right? you could— they are confusing bad taste, right? you could honestly say rhar-e— right? you could honestly say that's shocking.— right? you could honestly say that's shocking. and lots of eeehhe— that's shocking. and lots of reeghe weara— that's shocking. and lots of people would say it's shocking whrh— people would say it's shocking whrh hhgerry— people would say it's shocking whrh hhgerry .— people would say it's shocking with bigotry , which obviously with bigotry, which obviously weare— with bigotry, which obviously weaha he— with bigotry, which obviously would be wrong— with bigotry, which obviously would be wrong . it is not would be wrong. it is not hhgerry. — would be wrong. it is not hhgerry. hr— would be wrong. it is not hhgerry. he he— would be wrong. it is not bigotry. it is just a horrible rhhhg— bigotry. it is just a horrible rhhhg re— bigotry. it is just a horrible rhhhg re eay— bigotry. it is just a horrible rhhhg re eay .— bigotry. it is just a horrible thing to say . and actually, thing to say. and actually, yae— thing to say. and actually, ye ger— thing to say. and actually, ye ger re— thing to say. and actually, you've got to get on with that. aha— you've got to get on with that. and he — you've got to get on with that. and he way— you've got to get on with that. aha rhe way yea— you've got to get on with that. and the way you can deal with ahah— and the way you can deal with rhar ae— and the way you can deal with rhar ae a— and the way you can deal with that as a reader,— and the way you can deal with that as a reader, as a parehaeer— that as a reader, as a purchaser, as- that as a reader, as a purchaser, as a consumer, you purchaser, as a consumer, you haer— purchaser, as a consumer, you haer eeh-r— purchaser, as a consumer, you raer eeh-r hay— purchaser, as a consumer, you just don't buy the— purchaser, as a consumer, you just don't buy the product. agahh— just don't buy the product. again honestly— just don't buy the product. again honestly and actually rahhhhy— again honestly and actually funnily enough, what i'm puzzled arrear— funnily enough, what i'm puzzled ahear he— funnily enough, what i'm puzzled ahear he why— funnily enough, what i'm puzzled about is why didn't anybody read it about is why didn't anybody read hr eh— about is why didn't anybody read hr eh rrhaay— about is why didn't anybody read it on friday night?— about is why didn't anybody read it on friday night? now, the eaggeerheh— it on friday night? now, the eaggeerheh he— it on friday night? now, the suggestion is that the editor 999911— suggestion is that the editor eggee hr— suggestion is that the editor eggee hr hehe.— suggestion is that the editor egged it home. i don't know. but anyway— egged it home. i don't know. but anyway .— egged it home. i don't know. but anyway . rraeer— egged it home. i don't know. but anyway , fraser nelson makes a

anyway, fraser nelson makes a geee— anyway, fraser nelson makes a geee aehh— anyway, fraser nelson makes a geee eehhr .— anyway, fraser nelson makes a geee eehhr . vea— anyway, fraser nelson makes a good point . you don't have to be good point. you don't have to be a rherherh— good point. you don't have to be a rherherh er— good point. you don't have to be a member of ipsis._ good point. you don't have to be a member of ipsis. the thing i hear— a member of ipsis. the thing i hear he— a member of ipsis. the thing i hear he ahah— a member of ipsis. the thing i fear is that when— a member of ipsis. the thing i fear is that when labour gets a eewer— fear is that when labour gets a eee aeraahhy— fear is that when labour gets a power, actually they , they want power, actually they, they want to power, actually they, they want he make — power, actually they, they want he make rhhe— power, actually they, they want to make this to— power, actually they, they want to make this to controlling of he— to make this to controlling of he rheaha. — to make this to controlling of the media. and— to make this to controlling of the media. and what kind of meta— the media. and what kind of meta ae— the media. and what kind of meta ae yea— the media. and what kind of media do you think they like to eehrrehe— media do you think they like to eehrrehe or— media do you think they like to control? of course.— media do you think they like to control? of course. are they going— control? of course. are they gehhg re — control? of course. are they going to control— control? of course. are they going to control the daily rhhrrere.— going to control the daily mirrors? the— going to control the daily mirrors? the morning stars of he— mirrors? the morning stars of he werhae— mirrors? the morning stars of this world? the— mirrors? the morning stars of this world? the guardians? no, hhey-re— this world? the guardians? no, hhey-re her. — this world? the guardians? no, they're not. they're going to eehrreh— they're not. they're going toi control—right they're not. they're going to. control—right in control anybody. centre right in whheh— control anybody. centre right in whheh rhe— control anybody. centre right in which the sun— control anybody. centre right in which the sun and the telegraph and hheee— which the sun and the telegraph and those kinds— which the sun and the telegraph and those kinds of— which the sun and the telegraph and those kinds of papers would rhghr— and those kinds of papers would come right into— and those kinds of papers would come right into there. ' 3 and those kinds of papers would come right into there. ' “3 come right into there. and also, here— come right into there. and also, here her— come right into there. and also, let's not forget what ofcom are doing. you know another three investigations— r:r:r “r3g you know another three investigations launched by ofcom reeay— investigations launched by ofcom reaay whe— investigations launched by ofcom reeay whe are— investigations launched by ofcom today who are one— investigations launched by ofcom today who are one gb news yeah, eaaerhy— today who are one gb news yeah, exaerhy .— today who are one gb news yeah, exaerhy . har— today who are one gb news yeah, exactly . but where _ today who are one gb news yeah, exactly . but where were all of exactly. but where were all of he— exactly. but where were all of the investigative— exactly. but where were all of the investigative stations when aawe— the investigative stations when aawe harhrhy— the investigative stations when david lammy and angela rayner heerhhg— david lammy and angela rayner were hosting shows on lbc? they were non—existent— were hosting shows on lbc? they were non—existent .— were hosting shows on lbc? they were non—existent . so do not were non—existent. so do not aehh— were non—existent. so do not rehh rhe— were non—existent. so do not rehh he ahah— were non—existent. so do not tell me that ofcom are not aehhg— tell me that ofcom are not coming specifically after right whhg— coming specifically after right whhg rheaha. — coming specifically after right wing media. it— coming specifically after right wing media. it is— coming specifically after right wing media. it is despicable whar-e— wing media. it is despicable whar-e gehg— wing media. it is despicable what's going, you know, it's a very— what's going, you know, it's a very eahgereae— what's going, you know, it's a very dangerous area. 3r: very dangerous area. we're rahhhg— very dangerous area. we're running into and the trouble is that actually social media has

made the world even more political than it ever was before, so that any time somebody doesn't like something you say , i say i know jacob you say, i say i know jacob rees—mogg, but but they say something . i was i was on with something. i was i was on with david lammy the other day, perfectly courteous, very friendly kind of guy. but nobody ever says, david, i'm sorry, you can't do this . lbc say, really? can't do this. lbc say, really? david how much do you want to do it exactly? and i think the key aehh— it exactly? and i think the key eehhr ahear— it exactly? and i think the key point about this— . hi;,3e

really terrible stuff. gavin mackenzie great to have you. but it's now reveal it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest union tonight's greatest britain union jackass. tonight's greatest britain union jackass . my superstar panel jackass. my superstar panel return. carole malone, who's your nominee for gb? okay . your nominee for gb? okay. mine's katharine— 3 c157 okay. mine's katharine birbalsingh 3 c;7 okay. mine's katharine birbalsingh . mine's katharine birbalsingh. wewe— mine's katharine birbalsingh. we-wer-aer— mine's katharine birbalsingh. we've just seen— mine's katharine birbalsingh. we've just seen her on the show. h-rh — we've just seen her on the show. h-rh her— we've just seen her on the show. r-rh her gehhg— we've just seen her on the show. r-rh her gehhg re— we've just seen her on the show. i'm not going to rehash the erery— i'm not going to rehash the erery every— i'm not going to rehash the story every school should have a harharhhe. — story every school should have a katharine. she _ story every school should have a katharine. she was— story every school should have a katharine. she was one of the heea— katharine. she was one of the best schools— katharine. she was one of the best schools in— katharine. she was one of the best schools in the country. she-e— best schools in the country. she's totally— best schools in the country. she's totally anti—woke. she's rhahh— she's totally anti—woke. she's rhahh-ehe— she's totally anti—woke. she's thank she reported jeff , thank god she reported jeff, reh— thank god she reported jeff, jeff-jess— thank god she reported jeff, jeff jess phillips . jeff phillips, jess phillips. ehe— jeff phillips, jess phillips. she wae— jeff phillips, jess phillips. she was she— jeff phillips, jess phillips. she was she accused tonight of unconscious bias.— she was she accused tonight of unconscious bias. one of the heea— unconscious bias. one of the best arguments— unconscious bias. one of the best arguments of arguments i've heare— best arguments of arguments i've heare eh— best arguments of arguments i've ever heard on that— best arguments of arguments i've ever heard on that score. she was because, she— ever heard on that score. she was because, she says, phillips aeeaeee— was because, she says, phillips aeeaeea her— was because, she says, phillips accused her of— was because, she says, phillips accused her of being a supporter of accused her of being a supporter er aeheerhe— accused her of being a supporter of domestic violence, which she eheharheahhy— of domestic violence, which she emphatically-not. _ of domestic violence, which she emphatically not. anyone who emphatically is not. anyone who hhewe— emphatically is not. anyone who hhewe ahyrhhhg— emphatically is not. anyone who knows anything about katharine hhewe— knows anything about katharine hhewe ahah— knows anything about katharine hhewe rhar he— knows anything about katharine knows that is not— knows anything about katharine knows that is not the case ahyway— knows that is not the case ahywaylhr-e— knows that is not the case anyway it's good she's anyway. it's good that she's aehe— anyway. it's good that she's aehelshe-e— anyway. it's good that she's done .she's a _ anyway. it's good that she's done she's a rock star. in done it. she's a rock star. in my— done it. she's a rock star. in my heeh— done it. she's a rock star. in my heeh hhhe— done it. she's a rock star. in my book, this lady a rock star. she-e— my book, this lady a rock star. .. absolutely love she's brilliant. absolutely love it. she's brilliant. absolutely love he -wahher.— she's brilliant. absolutely love it. _walker, your- it. michael walker, your nominee. r3gr:r “r3g it. michael walker, your- nominee. .going with just nominee. i'm going with just stop oil. and the reason i say thatis stop oil. and the reason i say that is because i agree. i agree with their aims, their ambitions. i do think should ambitions. i do think we should be ambitions. i do think we should he eheerhhg— ambitions. i do think we should he eheerhhg-hew- ambitions. i do think we should

be stopping-new oil- ambitions. i do think we should be stopping-new oil as. be stopping drilling new oil as the international— be stopping drilling new oil as the international agency be stopping drilling new oil as the inot'national agency be stopping drilling new oil as the inot aational agency be stopping drilling new oil as the inot a radical agency be stopping drilling new oil as the inot a radical demand gency be stopping drilling new oil as the inot a radical demand .ei'icv be stopping drilling new oil as the inot a radical demand . we've say, not a radical demand. we've haer— say, not a radical demand. we've haer haa— say, not a radical demand. we've raer had he— say, not a radical demand. we've just had the hottest june on reeera— just had the hottest june on record-reason- just had the hottest june on record.-reason i- just had the hottest june on record. reason i say it record. and the reason i say it is record. and the reason i say it he heaee— record. and the reason i say it is because - defend - record. and the reason i say it is because defend them is because i often defend them wheh— is because i often defend them when-intervened- is because i often defend them when intervened in when they've intervened in eeherhhhg— when they've intervened in something enjoy anyway when they've intervened in- something-enjoy anyway . something i don't enjoy anyway. you something i don't enjoy anyway. vea knew.— something i don't enjoy anyway. you know, cricket,— something i don't enjoy anyway. you know, cricket, snooker , i you know, cricket, snooker, i eah-r— you know, cricket, snooker, i can't even drive— you know, cricket, snooker, i can't even drive now they have rhhahhy— can't even drive now they have finally interrupted something. i do finally interrupted something. i ae aheee— finally interrupted something. i are ahead ee— finally interrupted something. i do attend so i— finally interrupted something. i do attend so i can— finally interrupted something. i do attend so i can speak as a eahheheahr— do attend so i can speak as a participant who's— do attend so i can speak as a participant who's been interrupted. �*vahhr:.. r:r:r participant who's been- interrupted. well, do you know what more you for what more fool you for supporting eco terrorists? let me tell you, it was disgraceful. beunda me tell you, it was disgraceful. belinda de lucy, your nominee. it has to be kate middleton and rrhheeee— it has to be kate middleton and princess catherine— it has to be kate middleton and princess catherine , the heroine princess catherine, the heroine ahah— princess catherine, the heroine rhar ehe— princess catherine, the heroine rhar ehe he— princess catherine, the heroine that she is for— princess catherine, the heroine that she is for her— princess catherine, the heroine that she is for her contribution of that she is for her contribution er wreehhhg— that she is for her contribution of wrecking sections may vary in areagh— of wrecking sections may vary in a tough response— of wrecking sections may vary in a tough response for the royals agahher— a tough response for the royals agahher rahee— a tough response for the royals against false accusations that harry— against false accusations that harry aha— against false accusations that harry and meghan have made bodes well harry and meghan have made bodes wehh rer— harry and meghan have made bodes wehh her he— harry and meghan have made bodes well for the future.— harry and meghan have made bodes well for the future. well done, hare. — well for the future. well done, hare. yeah.— well for the future. well done, kate. yeah, no,— well for the future. well done, kate. yeah, no, i— well for the future. well done, kate. h3/r:e e“ well for the future. well done, kate. / kate. yeah, no, i think we've got to go with kate, the princess of wales, as the greatest britain for that. so sturdy interview action to actually hit back against. meghan markle it was the right decision . history will prove it decision. history will prove it was the right decision . uni and was the right decision. uni and jackass time. carole malone mine

is the entire australian cricket team for cheating its way to a win in the second ashes test. what they did yesterday just was not what they did yesterday just was her erheher. — what they did yesterday just was not cricket. we— what they did yesterday just was not cricket. we anybody who warehee— not cricket. we anybody who watches would _ not cricket. we anybody who watches would know i'm not a big erheher— watches would know i'm not a big erheher rah— watches would know i'm not a big erheher rah er— watches would know i'm not a big cricket fan or i— watches would know i'm not a big cricket fan or i don't— cricket fan or i don't understand- cricket fan or i don't understand it, but jonny hahrerew— understand it, but jonny bairstow had— understand it, but jonny bairstow had dr. bounce ball. he warhea— bairstow had dr. bounce ball. he wahhea away— bairstow had dr. bounce ball. he walked away and— bairstow had dr. bounce ball. he walked away and the australian wheherheeher— walked away and the australian wicketkeeper alex carey hit the erarhhe. — wicketkeeper alex carey hit the erarhhe. aha — wicketkeeper alex carey hit the erarhee. aha ee— wicketkeeper alex carey hit the stumps. and so bairstow out . stumps. and so bairstow is out. hhar— stumps. and so bairstow is out. hhar he— stumps. and so bairstow is out. hhar he her— stumps. and so bairstow is out. that is not how— stumps. and so bairstow is out. that is not how the game is ehayea. — that is not how the game is ehayee. hew— that is not how the game is played. how could any team want to played. how could any team want re-aehee— played. how could any team want re-aehee hh— played. how could any team want to-ashes in those- to win the ashes in those circumstances?- to win the ashes in those- circumstances?- know. circumstances? i do not know. har— circumstances? i do not know. harieheaha— circumstances? i do not know. but-should be _ circumstances? i do not know. but should be used to aussies but we should be used to aussies ehearhhg—a- but we should be used to aussies ehearhhg—a rew| cheating because they did a few yeae— cheating because they did a few yeare age.— cheating because they did a few yeare age. h— cheating because they did a few yeare age. hr yea— cheating because they did a few years ago. if you remember they haa— years ago. if you remember they had he— years ago. if you remember they had the bowlers— years ago. if you remember they had the bowlers sandpaper in had the bowlers had sandpaper in her— had the bowlers had sandpaper in rhehr—rhey— had the bowlers had sandpaper in their—they were- their pockets and they were rahhhg— rubbing the ball against eaheeaeer— rubbing the ball against- sandpaper—changes sandpaper because it changes the way—rhar-e- sandpaper because it changes the way—rhar-e hewl way it throws. that's that's how hhey— way it throws. that's that's how they-competition - way it throws. that's that's how they competition in michael they win competition in michael wahher— they win competition in michael warher year— they win competition in michael walker your nominee my nominee is walker your nominee my nominee he-eewe— walker your nominee my nominee he-eewe aha— walker your nominee my nominee he-eewe and h— walker your nominee my nominee is-gove and i think- walker your nominee my nominee is gove and i think this is michael gove and i think this eheaha— is michael gove and i think this eheahe arrear— is michael gove and i think this should appeal to— is michael gove and i think this should appeal to you, dan, heaee— should appeal to you, dan, because-talk- should appeal to you, dan, because .talk a- should appeal to you, dan, because talk a about because you talk a lot about hee— because you talk a lot about heear-— because you talk a lot about free-on this- because you talk a lot about free-on this show- because you talk a lot about free on this show and on free speech on this show and on he— free speech on this show and on this channel. _ free speech on this show and on this channel. -i_ free speech on this show and on this channel. .i think- free speech on this show and on this channel. but i think the biggest challenge free speech biggest challenge to free speech this parliament. mps this week is in parliament. mps are whether or not to are debating whether or not to ban councils ban local councils and universities boycotting universities from boycotting foreign countries. so this specifically targeting the

boycott, sanction boycott, divest sanction movement, which boycotting movement, which is boycotting illegal israeli settlements in defence of palestinian rights. they want to ban this democratic right. you know, obviously we boycotted south africa in the 19805. boycotted south africa in the 1980s. this wouldn't be possible if this law is passed. so i think michael gove, who is pushing this as the community secretary, should the jacob secretary, should be the jacob beunda secretary, should be the jacob belinda lucy, your nominee, british banks, british british banks, those british banks, are for banks, you know who you are for punishing customers for having wrong think and not the sharing the same political views and stopping people from participating in public life just because they have right of centre views on europe or lgbtq. of course, the british banks . of course, the british banks. tonight's union jack has a union raehaee— tonight's union jack has a union raehaee er— tonight's union jack has a union raehaee er rhe— tonight's union jack has a union jackass of the week , there's no jackass of the week, there's no eeahr— jackass of the week, there's no aeahr arrear— jackass of the week, there's no doubt about that. _ jackass of the week, there's no doubt about that. belinda de haey— doubt about that. belinda de haey. hhehaeh— doubt about that. belinda de lucy, michael walker, carole haheae— lucy, michael walker, carole wahehe. rhy— lucy, michael walker, carole malone, my superstar panel. hhahh— malone, my superstar panel. hhahh yea— malone, my superstar panel. hhahh yea ee— malone, my superstar panel. thank you so much. i'm back agahh— thank you so much. i'm back again tomorrow— thank you so much. i'm back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. ahgeha— again tomorrow night from 9 pm. ahgeha hewhh— again tomorrow night from 9 pm. angela levin and— again tomorrow night from 9 pm. angela levin and tom bower will be angela levin and tom bower will he whrh— angela levin and tom bower will he whrh rhe— angela levin and tom bower will be with me. headline is next. heea— be with me. headline is next. eeea hhghr— be with me. headline is next.

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