gb news. >> i'm rhiannon jones in the newsroom. wagner boss yevgeny prigozhin was on board a plane that crashed in western russia. that's according to the country's aviation authority . country's aviation authority. it's released the names of those passengers on the flight . they passengers on the flight. they include the mercenary group leader , as well as its leader, as well as its commander, dmitry utkin. it's understood the aircraft was en route saint petersburg from moscow. it's being reported the bodies of all ten people travelling on board have now been recovered from the site . been recovered from the site. residents in moscow have been reacting to the crash . reacting to the crash. >> it's a tragedy that the plane crashed. >> that means there were casualties as well. >> it was to be expected because of some of the things he did or didn't do, i don't know. >> but we think he did. >> but we think he did. >> they should be punished. >> they should be punished. >> not necessary by the main man in this country. could be

someone else. >> he had a lot of enemies, as far as i know . far as i know. >> donald trump's former personal lawyer , rudy giuliani . personal lawyer, rudy giuliani. giuliani has surrendered to fulton county jail over charges related to efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election result. the former new york city mayor agreed to a $150,000 bail. he's one of several of the 19 people charged in the georgia election interference case to have turned themselves in. trump who denies wrongdoing, says he will surrender for tomorrow . will surrender for tomorrow. prince andrew has launched a bid to win back £3 million a year in armed security money. that's according to the sun . the duke according to the sun. the duke of york was stripped of police protection after paying millions to settle a civil sex assault case brought by virginia giuffre . but the paper reports the royal is now fighting back with the backing of former home secretary priti patel. the sun

claims she emailed king charles's top aide, suggesting a review of the duke's protection administrators for wilco have denied claims by the gmb union that the stricken retailer will close the majority of its stores next week, calling it speculation the union, which represents more than 3000 of the company's staff, said earlier it was told a raft of redundancies would follow. wilko tumbled into administration two weeks ago, putting the future of its 400 shops in doubt . and former shops in doubt. and former natwest chief executive dame alison rose is set to receive a £2.4 million pay package a month after quitting, dame alison resigned following the row over the closure of nigel farage's bank account, but is still working her 12 month notice penod. working her 12 month notice period . investigations into her period. investigations into her actions are still ongoing after she admitted discussing personal banking details with a journalist . banking details with a journalist. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your

across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's time for headliners . headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. hello and welcome to headliners here on the people's channel. >> i'm nick dixon, the people's host , and i'm >> i'm nick dixon, the people's host, and i'm joined by louis schaefer, who's currently living in the stationery cupboard. >> so much. >> that's why he's here so much. and his son, it's jonathan kogan . and there he is. that's actually a look at that , i think actually a look at that, i think actually a look at that, i think a more miliband than tony blair. that was a picture of i thought it was a picture of you when you sent in your cv for gb news. i didn't apply. can we see it again? let's just look again? let's just have a look at it. can't . all right, it. no, we can't. all right, cool. it. no, we can't. all right, cool . that was quite ambitious. cool. that was quite ambitious. anyway how are you doing, louis? you're right. >> you might be the people as host host ? >> you might be the people as host host? i'm the people's princess. >> you are the people's princess. and i've always said that. hadn't realised.

princess. and i've always said thatthe hadn't realised. princess. and i've always said thatthe driver.in't realised. princess. and i've always said thatthe driver. identicaled. princess. and i've always said thatthe driver. identical to. princess. and i've always said thatthe driver. identical to a i'm the driver. identical to a young tony blair. do you have similar plans take most similar plans to take over most of world to invade. of the world to invade. >> have an illegal war? actually, i don't actually know what there's a bad what happened. there's a bad war, right ? war, right? >> there's war we love >> there's a bad war we love well, was no justified >> there's a bad war we love wel|in was no justified >> there's a bad war we love wel|in this was no justified >> there's a bad war we love wel|in this world. as no justified >> there's a bad war we love wel|in this world. you're jstified >> there's a bad war we love wel|in this world. you're onlyad war in this world. you're only on on a current on you're only on a current affairs about on you're only on a current affairs right, about on you're only on a current affairs right, let's about on you're only on a current affairs right, let's have about on you're only on a current affairs right, let's have a about on you're only on a current affairs right, let's have a lookt it. all right, let's have a look at the front pages then. so the daily goes with was this daily mail goes with was this putin's revenge? putin's terrible revenge? the times has wagner boss who crossed putin killed in jet crash the guardian wagner chief prigozhin reported dead after jet crash near moscow. the i has putin critic killed 60 days after mutiny the express no surprise warlord enemy of putin dies in crash . and finally, the dies in crash. and finally, the daily star. what rotten luck which is actually the same story for once. and those were your front pages . so, louis, they're front pages. so, louis, they're all going with the same story. but let's have a look at the mail first. >> the mail is was this putin's terrible revenge ?

terrible revenge? >> uh, the of course , you know, >> uh, the of course, you know, i mean, even if it wasn't, it was kim speaking through god. anyway, the guy got killed because he tried to. he tried to overthrow putin because he and he didn't bring enough troops. and if there's that old saying, if you go for the king and you've got to kill the king, yeah, come with the king >> best yeah, >> you best not miss. yeah, yeah, yeah. omar in the wire. yeah. is where that yeah. i mean, is that where that came yeah. came from? yeah, yeah, yeah. i mean, weird, isn't mean, it is a weird, isn't it, jonathan? you think. jonathan? i mean, if you think. you you did this coup you think you did this coup prigozhin for wagner. yeah. how did was to end? >>i end? >> i don't know. i mean, was >> i don't know. i mean, it was only the coup lasted about two days. right? everyone was like. only the coup lasted about two dewasqight? everyone was like. only the coup lasted about two dewasqightthe'eryone was like. only the coup lasted about two dewasqightthe kony.a was like. it was like the kony. >> super excited >> everyone was super excited and kind of just fizzled >> then it kind of just fizzled out. he's. yeah, out. and now he's. yeah, he's he's dead, but i loved him he's a bit dead, but i loved him and i loved him in breaking bad. he good. he was pretty good. >> apparently there was a contract him for while. contract on him for a while. this a lot of this is why there was a lot of rumours and he meant to be rumours and he was meant to be exiled belarus, but he kept exiled in belarus, but he kept sort of popping up, doing little selfies with people and stuff. like and stuff. you're like in russia and stuff. you're like, you doing? like, dude, what are you doing? so confident, confident,

so he was confident, confident, man. confidence of man. he had the confidence of you before this show. liz yeah, when wander around not when you just wander around not preparing, i think so now i'm dead. preparing, i think so now i'm dead . yeah. wise, you're dead. yeah. career wise, you're doing ever . doing better than ever. >> yeah, you're flying. >> yeah, i think you're flying. i i like sorry. i think i like this guy. sorry. the problem is, is that he was in a bubble . he was surrounded in a bubble. he was surrounded by people who told him by his own people who told him everybody loved him. he's doing amazing. the truth is, is amazing. but the truth is, is that. and so when he marched up onto to moscow , he thought onto to moscow, he thought everybody going to love me. everybody was going to love me. and the truth is, a lot of people putin. people like putin. >> yeah. well , the problem >> yeah. and, well, the problem putin now, isn't >> yeah. and, well, the problem pu is now, isn't >> yeah. and, well, the problem pu is that now, isn't >> yeah. and, well, the problem pu is that his now, isn't >> yeah. and, well, the problem pu is that his base now, isn't >> yeah. and, well, the problem pu is that his base isw, isn't >> yeah. and, well, the problem pu is that his base is goingt >> yeah. and, well, the problem pu is that his base is going to it, is that his base is going to be is quite lot of them be is quite a lot of them are quite sympathetic wagner. quite sympathetic with wagner. so do think their so he's got do you think their breasts of mutiny breasts are a sort of a mutiny at home? it's an ongoing problem for heard that they'd for him. i heard that they'd cut off at wagner's base in off internet at wagner's base in belarus. were making it belarus. they were making it hard. is the rumour. hard. this is the rumour. they're making it hard them hard. this is the rumour. th communicate it hard them hard. this is the rumour. thcommunicate and rd them hard. this is the rumour. thcommunicate and organise,n hard. this is the rumour. thcommunicate and organise, as to communicate and organise, as you suppose. you would, i suppose. >> okay. well, >> huh. okay. well, i mean, i guess what you do to guess that is what you do to a detractor you're, know, detractor when you're, you know, a a tyrant. you know what a bit of a tyrant. you know what i think? >> would you dare say you wouldn't if you were getting in

a plane? no. >> on television? no. well, i can thing. it's like can say one thing. it's like those who for the those people who race for the plane. know, and they don't plane. you know, and they don't want to late and they catch want to be late and they catch the think, oh, my the plane and they think, oh, my god, a miracle. i've god, this is a miracle. i've caught the plane. and next thing god, this is a miracle. i've caugknow,e plane. and next thing god, this is a miracle. i've caugknow, they're and next thing god, this is a miracle. i've caugknow, they're dead.iext thing god, this is a miracle. i've caugknow, they're dead. thishing god, this is a miracle. i've caugknow, they're dead. this is1g you know, they're dead. this is because too you know, they're dead. this is bec a ise too you know, they're dead. this is bec aise luggage. too you know, they're dead. this is bec aise luggage. yeah. too you know, they're dead. this is bec aise luggage. yeah. and>o you know, they're dead. this is bec aise luggage. yeah. and in big a hand luggage. yeah. and in this all right. go on. >> we're just going to get on to the of course, the express. and of course, they're same they're going with the same story, have some story, but they also have some other cover. yes, they do. >> so the front page is no surprise. warlord of surprise. warlord enemy of putin dies the dies in crash. but the story we're cover is pretty dies in crash. but the story we're and cover is pretty dies in crash. but the story we're and it's cover is pretty dies in crash. but the story we're and it's not'er is pretty dies in crash. but the story we're and it's not goingiretty dies in crash. but the story we're and it's not goingiretgive grim. and it's not going to give a solace to people a lot of solace to people reading so lucy letby is reading this. so lucy letby is nhs bosses spent £325,000 on pr advice about murderer. so the nhs trust, where serial killer lucy letby murdered babies paid over 325,000 for public relations advice on her crimes. so an analysis this has showed that the health body began paying that the health body began paying a communications company tens of thousands, to consult on the child killer case from 2019 and 2020. so it's a lot of money that's been paid out to pr

companies about this . and it's companies about this. and it's more than the parents of the, you know, terribly sad. the murdered babies have been paid. so they've been paid. that's been limited to 13,000, whereas , you know, so much more has been paid to pr so the whole thing just horrible thing is just grim and horrible and sickening. it seems and sickening. and it it seems that , you know, it was and sickening. and it it seems that, you know, it was more of a rush to cover their image than, you know, compensation you know, pay compensation for the horrible crime the horrible, horrible crime inqu the horrible, horrible crime insult to injury. >> absolutely shocking. >> it's absolutely shocking. i saw a piece from brendan o'neill. saying, i don't o'neill. he was saying, i don't want anyone celebrate o'neill. he was saying, i don't wan nhs anyone celebrate o'neill. he was saying, i don't wan nhs again.|yone celebrate o'neill. he was saying, i don't wan nhs again. ande celebrate o'neill. he was saying, i don't wan nhs again. and then brate o'neill. he was saying, i don't wan nhs again. and then people o'neill. he was saying, i don't wani\attacking and then people o'neill. he was saying, i don't wani\attacking and sayingeople were attacking him, saying it's disgusting. dare you say disgusting. how dare you say that? i'm like, what it that? i'm like, what would it for it's for take people to think it's okay criticise the nhs? i okay to criticise the nhs? i mean, is pretty bad. louis mean, this is pretty bad. louis it bad, but i think this it is bad, but i think this i think the, the big problem here is the lack of openness in this country . country. >> remember, i'm an american and there's a lot of great stuff about this country, there's about this country, but there's no this , this no openness. this, this, this thing's been going on for five years. she killed those people five years and was five years ago. and there was nothing about it. nothing in the news about it. while the trial going on, while the trial was going on, which going on for

which was going on like for years. i if there was years. and i think if there was an open trial, people would have seen these people with the seen what these people with the nhs people at this nhs trust had done and they would have demanded, demanded changes. i'm not saying , well , i demanded, demanded changes. i'm not saying , well, i mean, i not saying, well, i mean, i don't know if you can judge the whole nhs on this incident. obviously this this lady is a complete psycho and terrible, terrible, terrible person . the terrible, terrible person. the cover up is the thing that we're taking an issue with here. what else is being covered up ? how else is being covered up? how much other money is spent? you can't judge. you can't judge the nhs on this. yeah, but what you what i think what the people might benefit from as an outsider would benefit from more openness . openness. >> openness. >> transparency. transparency? yeah.i >> transparency. transparency? yeah. i think we can agree on that. let's move on to the guardian then. >> lewis, the guardian. this they have got the wagner chief dead, but they also have mps take away £180,000 in corporate giveaways , which they say 100 of giveaways, which they say 100 of them, which is about £1,800 per person, which just shows how

amazingly cheaply an mp can be bought. really i mean, they've only given away 180,000. it's like , you know, it's like, who's like, you know, it's like, who's the guy joe biden is collecting millions, tens of millions. and these guys are collecting no starmer, coldplay. coldplay tickets. >> yeah, i love that starmer got coldplay tickets. it's so starmer . if coldplay tickets. it's so starmer. if you had to guess what starmer's favourite band, everyone would have said corbyn. it really is. songwriting is amazing. it's like the amazing. i mean, it's like the most band . it was never most bland band. it was never going to be frank zappa or something, was it? >> he's going to push >> no, he's never going to push any there. but yeah, any boundaries there. but yeah, that's any boundaries there. but yeah, tha always to be coldplay >> always going to be coldplay £698. starmer amount as £698. such a starmer amount as well. >> paul scully billy billy >> paul scully got billy billy joel is a paul joel tickets, which is a paul scully, science and technology minister. >> got billy joel tickets. >> got billy joel tickets. >> that's a step up. >> that's a step up. >> much better. the downeaster alexa . oh yeah. only alexa uptown girl. oh yeah. only the start the fire. i mean, there's so many classics and that's only later period. that's only the later period. i mean, know, we could talk mean, you know, we could talk about all night. we about it all night. let's. we definitely won't. but yeah, i just . i maybe they

just thought. i mean, maybe they should they won't should pay mps more. they won't have to be like, you know, you know, going in know, going around in the shadows tickets. >> when newsmen can we get >> also, when newsmen can we get bnbes >> also, when newsmen can we get bribes, report certain bribes, we'll report certain stories. free tickets stories. if we get free tickets to we're newsmen . to stuff. we're not newsmen. what is news what are we? this is news entertainment mediums that allows us to say whatever we want. >> so far on the show, we've definitely not been newsmen. i've been the closest i've i've been the closest and i've not we've not really been >> we've not really been comedians sad comedians either. it's been sad story after sad story, right in that . that middle zone. >> it's not funny. it's not serious >> it's not funny. it's not serithat's great television . >> that's great television. >> that's great television. >> yeah. all right. well, let's see pick it up with see if we can pick it up with the metro then. jonathan space stories. we love them. >> do, too. this is a nice >> we do, too. so this is a nice story. india's historic moon landing, towards landing, a big step towards interplanetary travel. india interplanetary travel. so india over the moon. so india made history on wednesday as its chandrayaan three mission successfully landed on the moon's south pole. the dark side of the moon, after of the moon, just days after russia's own attempt crashed spectacularly. really spectacularly. so there really kind of just rubbed that in, i think the region where think so the region where they landed thought to hold vital landed is thought to hold vital reserves precious reserves of ice and precious elements thus it of elements, thus making it of particular for particular importance for establishing human

establishing long term human habitation in and onward, interplanetary travel. and what's exciting about this is india only the fourth country to complete a soft landing that a soft landing actually not going to do that. and then rather than crashing. so yeah. so they've to do that. and then rather than crash really» yeah. so they've to do that. and then rather than crash really well. i. so they've done really well. >> india and some no >> well done india and some no one course but one here of course but some would first would say they're the first country the moon country to go to the moon because space is fake because you know, space is fake . there's a lot of rumours that's on real space is fake. >> of levski i'vehad haircut . >> of levski i'vehad haircut. can i tell you something, america is the greatest country in the world. not because it faked one moon landing, but it faked one moon landing, but it faked six moon landings. six of them. you know, with the effort that it takes to fake. there were six moon landings. you didn't know this? >> i and for >> yes. no, i know. and for balance, have say, they balance, i have to say, they were i think they real. >> i've m-l m“ >> i've not looked into it. i'm i the moon landings i think the moon landings were real you something real and i'll tell you something interesting, one of my twitter followers follow on followers, you can follow me on louis schaefer. followers, you can follow me on louis s not efer. followers, you can follow me on louis s not even in the show. he >> it's not even in the show. he just tapped it, wasn't he? >> put the >> but they put it in the shot, which appreciate tweeted. which i appreciate is tweeted. he they a nun on the he said they put a nun on the moon, nun on the moon. moon, a nun on the moon. >> oh, that's very clever, indy.

yeah, yeah, yeah. what do >> oh, that's very clever, indy. yeaithink yeah, yeah. what do >> oh, that's very clever, indy. yeaithink about], yeah. what do >> oh, that's very clever, indy. yeaithink about this,|h. what do >> oh, that's very clever, indy. yeaithink about this, louis?|t do you think about this, louis? then this then more specifically, this indian patrick indian i did see patrick christys earlier today. say, can we them of we stop giving them loads of money moon? money if they get on the moon? they they're more they seem like they're more advanced birth advanced than us. their birth rate coming advanced than us. their birth ratethey're coming advanced than us. their birth ratethey're to coming advanced than us. their birth ratethey're to be oming advanced than us. their birth ratethey're to be the1g up. they're going to be the world we're just world leader. and we're just giving them money to go. world leader. and we're just giviwe'rezm money to go. world leader. and we're just giviwe're giving�*ney to go. world leader. and we're just giviwe're giving them go. world leader. and we're just giviwe're giving them money. >> we're giving them money. we want in with them now. want to get in with them now. and remember when want to get in with them now. and you remember when want to get in with them now. and you money remember when want to get in with them now. and you money rethember when we gave you money is the greatest the world, we gave you money is the gretjust the world, we gave you money is the gretjust because the world, we gave you money is the gretjust because it the world, we gave you money is the gretjust because it createdld, not just because it created america, created america, but it created india. there's india there's a reason why india is one of the greatest countries in the world controversial. the world is controversial. i feel was around. no, feel like india was around. no, i explain it. i to i have to explain it. i have to explain because. is explain it because. because is britain combined all britain basically combined all these nations into one giant nafion? these nations into one giant nation? if it wasn't for britain, there'd be lots of these little pradesh and dravidian nations and up there and gujarat empire was a great force is what i'm is a great force is what i'm is a great force . otherwise it would be force. otherwise it would be like africa, which has been burdened by too many small little states. >> very interesting. you almost made up there, louis, for all your on our great royal your attacks on our great royal family your resolute family with your resolute pro—empire that . pro—empire stance, i love that. all right. is it for part all right. that is it for part

one. coming up, dame alison one. but coming up, dame alison rose massive payout . a rose gets a massive payout. a chinese and chinese spy uses linkedin and why men will soon be able to have babies . see you

news radio. >> welcome back to headliners. i'm nick dixon, still here with lewis schaefer and jonathan kogan, aka tony blair. there he is doing a very mature face. that's what we have to work with here. >> that took cherie to blair court once. >> cool. no time for that. >> cool. no time for that. >> no, that's like a like a lawyer not not a bad day. lawyer thing. not not a bad day. no. yeah. >> nice. don't care. so do >> nice. don't care. so let's do the son and ex natwest boss. yeah, i can talk. dame alison rose is set to receive a £2.4 million payout for being really bad at her job. does this give bad at herjob. does this give you hope, lewis? >> it does. this is britain. this is one of those things about get fired. about britain. you get fired. first all. first all, so first of all. first of all, so high. actually resigned high. she actually resigned because fire anybody because they don't fire anybody in this country. they resign him because i once you if because i think once if you if you resign , they give more you resign, they give you more money. didn't cause

money. they say you didn't cause us any trouble. we didn't have to fire you. not taking us any trouble. we didn't have to to; you. not taking us any trouble. we didn't have to to; you. so not taking us any trouble. we didn't have to to; you. so no giveing us any trouble. we didn't have to to; you. so no give even us to court. so we'll give even more that's more money. i think that's that's so this that's the ethos anyway. so this woman, her name is. her name is al dame alison rose. and she was the one who ratted on nigel farage. and she's the one who is i wouldn't say right on it because it was the wrong information. >> she wrong information. >> she wrong information. >> right. and she basically shouldn't even be talking. well some of it was right, which is that with which that he banks with coutts which is natwest thing is part of the natwest thing but the thing is the most important thing is natwest has been de—banking people and you know and who knows who else de—banking and, and i think and i think you should stop complaining about it, you just, you pick a company and don't do business with them. this is how you get back at these people. >> pick a company, don't do business with you just mean targeted boycotts. yeah >> yes. >> yes. >> i'm not what we're >> i'm not sure what we're allowed advocate, is >> i'm not sure what we're all interesting vocate, is >> i'm not sure what we're all interesting opinion. is an interesting opinion. >> with your wallet. >> maybe vote with your wallet. >> maybe vote with your wallet. >> what do think, >> yeah. what do you think, jonathan? >> yeah. what do you think, jolittle n? >> yeah. what do you think, jolittle bit 2008 the

a little bit of 2008 and the famous movie the big short, you sort of like they all got sort of feel like they all got rewarded yeah. rewarded for their. yeah. >> is a banker been >> when is a banker ever been held accountable anything ? held accountable for anything? you sort of fail upwards or intentionally intentionally so you when i lost £2,000 on you know when i lost £2,000 on gamestop stock thinking i was going to beat the hedges, i decided i don't like the banks anymore. they're even banks. >> you didn't w" >> and you didn't get a bonus. you didn't get a promotion. you just a sad feeling. i just had a sad feeling. i got nothing. just had a sad feeling. i got noti ng. you know, i just got >> i just, you know, i just got some that about some memes and that was about it. of money. it. yeah waste of money. >> it is shocking. it is absolutely shocking. >> it is shocking. it is abswhere shocking. >> it is shocking. it is abswhere shockinget the £2,000 >> where did you get the £2,000 from? bar mitzvah money. from? it was bar mitzvah money. from. from. from. from mum. she told me not to tell you . she. told me not to tell you. she. she got it in the divorce. she only really hardcore headlines fans are following this. >> lewis is >> but basically lewis is jonathan's dad. don't jonathan's dad. they don't he doesn't his other doesn't speak to his other children. >> i i try to, but. yeah. >> i do. i try to, but. yeah. well, they blocked your number. yeah. >> okay. well, we seem to have come sort of fizzle come to a sort of fizzle now ending let's ending on that story. so let's do the independent and vehicle emissions schemes have emissions based schemes have generated than £418 million generated more than £418 million since 2021. sounds even better than being a failed bank ceo.

that jonathan. >> well, it's definitely not a scam. okay, so vehicle emission based schemes have generated more than 480 million since 2021 and this is in fees and penalty charges. just so you know, where that money came from. so london's ultra low emission zones also known as ulez, which will expand to cover the entire capital on tuesday , accounted capital on tuesday, accounted for the majority of this income. so there's a lot of money being made here in fees and catching people out and, you know, people having to spend money to live their . but yeah, so some their lives. but yeah, so some 320 million of this was generated between october 21st when ulez was extended and april 2023. so there's a lot of money coming in now. the law is that this has to be invested according to the transport act, this has to be reinvested into transport infrastructure and walking and walking. >> yeah, everyone's getting a pair of jordans. it's really, it's really great. >> yeah , it's a big look. no >> but yeah, it's a big look. no matter your politics are, matter what your politics are, even it's for cause, even if it's for a good cause, the government to the government are going to charge and it's charge you for stuff and it's not going to be spent

efficiently i don't efficiently because why? i don't know. centralisation. know. because of centralisation. >> and was >> jonathan yes, and it was shocking as well. london's the majority also in majority of it, but it's also in birmingham, it's in bradford, it's in bath. you've these it's in bath. you've got these cars, clean air zones and they're just just cleaning up. just 79 million in birmingham bath , nearly 10 million. i mean bath, nearly 10 million. i mean , louis, it's very un—american. this you know what surprising about america. >> america has a lot of these kind of horrible things. and i know in new york they're doing a similar thing , which and they similar thing, which and they always , oh, it's being done always say, oh, it's being done in london, must be good in london, so it must be good because love the because americans love the british. the reason i'm here is because because i grew because i because i grew up thinking, god, british because i because i grew up thiramazing. god, british because i because i grew up thir amazing. youiod, british because i because i grew up thir amazing. youiod, tricked. ish are amazing. you got tricked. i got lied to by that woman. got i lied to by that woman. that lied to me. don't that woman lied to me. don't talk about my mum that. and talk about my mum like that. and sorry about that. sorry. but you're about it. all these you're right about it. all these tiny. i was surprised at how many portsmouth . does many sets in portsmouth. does anybody in portsmouth anybody own a car in portsmouth by the sea? >> no, right. it's mainly ships. >> it's bradford. it's in bradford. i mean , bradford. i bradford. i mean, bradford. i don't know. does anything happen ? let's say it ? okay, question. let's say it actually did clear up air

actually did clear up the air properly and had properly and everyone had beautiful unpolluted . beautiful air, unpolluted. that'd be kind cool, but it's that'd be kind of cool, but it's just not going it. just not going to do it. >> yeah, mean, that's >> yeah, i mean, that's interesting because there was a deputy wasn't there? deputy mayor, wasn't there? shirley she was shirley rodriguez. and she was accused of trying alter this accused of trying to alter this lancet report that said that there was no benefit to children from ulez schemes. and she from these ulez schemes. and she was and allegedly she was like, can change can you just change that? because they're because because they're pointless. they don't do anything the deacon? didn't he >> what's the deacon? didn't he give to cover up to cover give money to cover up to cover it up? who didn't him give money to cover up to cover it up? wbut.idn't him give money to cover up to cover it up? “but. but: him give money to cover up to cover it up? “but. but the him give money to cover up to cover it up? “but. but the company that money? but. but the company that was doing the research that said there's no big it's not a big deal there's no big it's not a big deal. he called him up and he said, hey, can do something said, hey, can you do something about finagle it a about can you finagle it a little bit? >> em- e phrase that in >> okay. can you phrase that in a way? i don't a non libellous way? i don't quite follow it enough to know if trouble for it if we were in trouble for it because understand because i didn't understand it. like do understand like when i do understand it, it was a joke. >> said it was joke. it was >> he said it was a joke. it was a joke. if did. he a joke. no, if he did. if he did. he can you? it did. but he said, can you? it was of it was very similar was kind of it was very similar to the way to what trump did in georgia. the numbers? >> interesting . yeah. all right. numbers? >> inlet'sting . yeah. all right. numbers? >> inlet's d0| . yeah. all right. numbers? >> inlet's do theeah. all right. numbers? >> inlet's do the independent well, let's do the independent and mayor and a candidate for london mayor has hill

has said the notting hill carnival should be moved. wouldn't just the carnival? >> lewis yeah , well, i've never >> lewis yeah, well, i've never been nottingham notting hill. >> hell, i've never been either i >> -- >> i've never been. but yeah , >> i've never been. but yeah, well, that's what it's like. so you'll . so i'll explain it and you'll. so i'll explain it and then you'll say whether it was good or not. so tory mayor, then you'll say whether it was good ocandidate tory mayor, then you'll say whether it was good ocandidate condemned yor, mayor candidate condemned because she said bad things about the nottingham carnival. she said that it was a dangerous place and should be moved. where do move it? into a field do you move it? into a field somewhere or something? how do you what would you move a carnival? what would it to? right. it move to? right. >> it somewhere it move to? right. >> like it somewhere it move to? right. >> like bath it somewhere it move to? right. >> like bath ithen1ewhere nice like bath and then it's like hill carnival like the notting hill carnival at the football at bath. i like the football teams move like mk dons. teams that move like mk dons. you like american you know, they all like american football like football teams. i was like oakland l.a. you know, oakland raiders. l.a. you know, they around. oakland raiders. l.a. you know, the yeah. around. oakland raiders. l.a. you know, the yeah. so around. oakland raiders. l.a. you know, the yeah. so no around. oakland raiders. l.a. you know, the yeah. so no loyalty»und. oakland raiders. l.a. you know, the yeah. so no loyalty to d. >> yeah. so no loyalty to notting hill, right? >> just the notting >> you just have the notting hill have to hill festival. doesn't have to be guys, don't be be notting hill. guys, don't be a square or you to a a square or you move it to a place where are definitely place where there are definitely no then no caribbean people, and then the just die. the thing will just die. >> but thing was, she said. >> but the thing was, she said. she about three years she said, this about three years ago. oh, so wasn't like ago. oh, okay. so it wasn't like it's non—story. it's in the it's a non—story. it's in the independent, is not newspaper. >> it's a non newspaper space,

non story and non newspaper. yeah, interesting thing. it says, permit this says, why do we permit this vandalism jonathan, vandalism every year? jonathan, isn't vandalism every year? jonathan, isgreat cover up the a great excuse to cover up the vandalism happening in vandalism that's happening in london anyway? day that london anyway? every day that rhetorical pretty rhetorical or it's pretty rhetorical. i'm saying london's a violent hellhole. was a violent hellhole. what was your ofi a violent hellhole. what was your of i had a great your experience of i had a great time. >> w a i had like a pasty or >> i had a i had like a pasty or a patty rather. i had some rum and and there was some and ginger and there was some quite sexually aggressive dance moves, which i quite enjoyed . moves, which i quite enjoyed. >> were they done by you or to you a, b , shall i >> column a, column b, shall i demonstrate ? did anything bad demonstrate? did anything bad happen? can you ? not to me. but happen? can you? not to me. but i'm quite oblivious . so, you i'm quite oblivious. so, you know, i just. did you see anything bad happen? no no, it was. it was quite a joyous time . there's the family . but there's like the family day, a kind of day, and then there's a kind of like the more kind of rivalry, rivalry day where people, you know, get get over leathering sometimes what people? >> what about the story, though, jonathan? do you think it should be moved? jonathan? do you think it should be so ved? jonathan? do you think it should be so vethink jonathan? do you think it should be sovethink should >> so i think it should be moved. think think it's moved. no i think i think it's part cultural part of london's cultural history and it just needs to be properly policed. so there's no

. all right. >> if there are there are spoken, times. and spoken, let's do the times. and a using linkedin a chinese spy is using linkedin to state secrets. but so to find uk state secrets. but so far, all he's found are some great players with great team players with consulting and public speaking skills. that's my of skills. no, that's my idea of parodying clearly parodying linkedin. i've clearly never gone on there. >> i actually got banned >> no, i actually got banned from yeah wow. from linkedin. yeah wow. >> if anyone was going to say that tonight , i would have sworn that tonight, i would have sworn it. from it. but you got banned from linkedin. they said linkedin. yeah, they said gigachad real so gigachad wasn't a real job, so i don't know. >> right. here am so >> right. but here i am so exposed. the chinese spy using linkedin to hunt uk secrets. so a chinese spy seemingly a single chinese spy seemingly broken up with his girlfriend, is using linkedin profiles to try to lure thousands of british officials to hand over state secrets exchange large secrets in exchange for large sums money and lucrative sums of money and lucrative business so this guy is business deals. so this guy is an intelligence officer for beijing's main spy and beijing's main spy agency, and he basically created a string of fake aliases and essentially like catfish or honeytrap put a bunch of people who work in defence and scientists and academics trying to get them to do consulting. and he paid them a lot of money. and was just a lot of money. and it was just a lot of money. and it was just a really easy get

a really easy way to get information kind of through the back door. so you, you get start up a relationship, you know , you up a relationship, you know, you get a pack get yourself like a six pack photo you message photo on tinder. you message them . next thing know, them. next thing you know, they're yours, right ? >> e:- & of professional version 7 >>catfishing �*ofessional version 7 >>catfishing .fessional version 7 >> catfishing . yeah. nal version 7 >>catfishing . yeah. he version ? >>catfishing . yeah. he hadion ? >>catfishing . yeah. he had all of catfishing. yeah. he had all these different names. zhang eric chen, chow, lincoln eric chen, robin chow, lincoln lamb. less convincing. and he had another one. i am spying with his scamming joke. there you can have that. guys have that. have it with your brother. >> that's not that's the name is robin. far off robin. that's not so far off because he actually he actually told said we would told people he said we would like to get inside information that isn't easily accessible to anyone. so that is basically asking yeah, yeah. >> he was. and he was unprofessional and pushy , which unprofessional and pushy, which made me think, louis, could you get work as a spy? >> you know what? well it's obviously wasn't very good obviously he wasn't a very good spy obviously he wasn't a very good spy got caught, but spy because he got caught, but it he was it just shows that people he was trying to get in, recruit people , paying them 6000, £8,000 to be a spy or whatever . but people a spy or whatever. but people will do anything for money. even it goes against them. more like anyone from like tv wants to pay us. my joke?

us. can i tell my joke? >> him his joke. >> let him tell his joke. >> let him tell his joke. >> tell you. >> let him tell his joke. >> stepped/ou. run to it again. >> like look. look at me here at gb news. okay? it wasn't that funny, but at least it to do the setup again because let's try again. go again again. let's go. let's go again . you do it in . no, you do. you do it in a funny way. the funny funny way. you're the funny late. think we have to be >> well, i think we have to be on because no one's watching at home shocking that home now. but it's shocking that spy home now. but it's shocking that spy pushing its lasting home now. but it's shocking that spy to pushing its lasting home now. but it's shocking that spy to be pushing its lasting home now. but it's shocking that spy to be pspy.ng its lasting home now. but it's shocking that spy to be pspy.ng itshey, ing one to be as a spy. like, hey, give the information. anyway, give me the information. anyway, we've let's do we've got to move on. let's do the biological will the mail and biological men will soon children soon be able to carry children via whether via womb transplants. whether you'd to bring children you'd want to bring children into hellscape as into that future hellscape as a separate into that future hellscape as a seplewis into that future hellscape as a sep lewis well, into that future hellscape as a seplewis well, it's double >> lewis well, it's a double hellscape anyway. it's biological man is set to carry. they've invented it process where would actually where they would actually transfer a womb into into another woman or possibly into another woman or possibly into another man, because it's a big problem there, like 15,000 people out there of women who can't have children because their wombs or something bad happened to the wombs. so it is something that you could see. it's morally good just in and of itself, just for women who want to have kids. yeah because there

was this story of the a sister donated a womb to her sister, to her sister in the hope she could have, too. >> and that's an amazing thing to do. and i think that is that is but then when is touching. but then when it comes of wonder comes to men, you sort of wonder they're saying it's 10 to 20 years one of those years away. it's one of those things there must be complications know complications that we don't know about. it's against? >> well, i think they mentioned it article that there's a it in the article that there's a bunch biological differences it in the article that there's a bud0| biological differences it in the article that there's a bu do withiological differences it in the article that there's a bu do with likejical differences it in the article that there's a bu do with like flexibility ences it in the article that there's a bu do with like flexibility in ces to do with like flexibility in the shape of your cervix and stuff that. i don't know. stuff like that. i don't know. yeah, but there's of yeah, but there's a bunch of different things, the different things, including the microbiome and the anatomy of the and blood vessels and the pelvis and blood vessels and stuff like that. so they're saying going to at saying it's not going to be at all easy. um, there wasn't an arnold schwarzenegger film about this he becomes pregnant. this when he becomes pregnant. junior . classic. yeah. junior yeah. classic. yeah. okay. i haven't seen it, okay. maybe i haven't seen it, but lewis was an extra but i think lewis was an extra in , been extra and in it, been extra and everything. this is one of everything. but this is one of those stories which i call a camp . it's not because camp story. it's not because it's going to take place ten, 20 years, in the future . years, possibly in the future. so c stands could happen . it so c stands for could happen. it may happen. it possibly could

happen. >> okay. all right. well, a bit of a non story lewis is saying. so let's go break. that is it for part two. but coming up, buffer zones, rogue dentists and for part two. but coming up, b shockinges, rogue dentists and for part two. but coming up, b shocking story|ue dentists and for part two. but coming up, b shocking story from antists and for part two. but coming up, b shocking story from the .ts and a shocking story from the tavistock clinic. see you in a minute. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast showers for many of us over the next 24 hours, even across southern areas where it has been relatively warm and fine over the last few days, it's going to turn as low pressure turn cooler as low pressure starts to sink south. as that happens , some intense heat over happens, some intense heat over the near continent will spark some thunderstorms through the evening. and overnight, those affecting northern france. but some shower activity could just spread into south western parts of england and then eventually other parts of the english channel coast overnight , some channel coast overnight, some heavy rain also affecting much of central and northern scotland in between a lot of cloud cover and a warm night for many,

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radio . radio. >> welcome back to headliners. let's get into it with the mail and the tavistock clinic has approved a sex change operation for a person who can't read or write . i'm not even going to write. i'm not even going to joke about this. it's so disturbing. >> jonathan well, allow me. actually, no anger flares at the controversial tavistock clinic over a sex change operation for a young person who cannot read or write and has mental or write and has 14 mental health condition , as well as health condition, as well as paul cox. so first questions were night about were raised last night about a controversial nhs clinic after it emerged that a young person with 14 mental health conditions and who cannot or write has and who cannot read or write has been for gender been approved for gender reassignment surgery. >> there's quite a bold >> so there's been quite a bold and some would say offensive, some would say justified. >> state argument from conservative peer lord goldsmith , who branded the medics at tavistock clinic utterly barbaric and said they should be locked up for carrying out

procedures akin to lobotomies. so really gone on hard here so he's really gone on hard here now , i think this is a real now, i think this is a real question of safeguarding , question of safeguarding, because this person is because if this this person is 22, an individual is transitioning from female to male . the question is, if this male. the question is, if this person i mean, i obviously don't know the person, but if they have all these conditions and mental disabilities, there's a whole list of them here. can they , you know, knowingly they, you know, knowingly consent that's question. >> of course they can't. autism low self esteem, severe anxiety , all of these things that's just describing panel. just describing this panel. yeah. said, yeah. yeah. and like you said, 14 and you obviously 14 of them and you obviously you're not in a state to be able to make these decisions. and i think it's right speak about think it's right to speak about it in very harsh language. we talk it a i think talk about it a lot, but i think we look back and we are going to look back and say was monstrous. some say this was monstrous. some of us it what do us are saying it now. what do you think, louis? >> think think the >> well, i think i think the most she had most important thing she had mental retardation. it was a female to male change. is female to male change. so is this this a young girl who this is this a young girl who went there when 14 went in there when she's 14 years had very years old? she had a very troubled she was troubled life and she was mentally you know, she had mentally you know, she had mental i don't know. can you even term? mental even use that term? mental retardation? use that retardation? do they use that

still it's still in. still is. it's still in. >> still that? still is. it's still in. >> technicallyll that? still is. it's still in. >> technicallyll yeah.t? it's >> technically so. yeah. so it's described this and you described in this thing. and you mentioned lobotomy . but here's mentioned lobotomy. but here's the and i don't want the point. and i don't want anybody think that support anybody to think that i support this, but this, which i do not. but but there people who who when this, which i do not. but but theregave people who who when this, which i do not. but but theregave out)ple who who when this, which i do not. but but theregave out lobotomiesio when this, which i do not. but but theregave out lobotomies back en this, which i do not. but but theregave out lobotomies back in they gave out lobotomies back in they gave out lobotomies back in the day, they actually thought that they were helping me. it must so relaxing. it must have been so relaxing. it wasn't it torture, shock wasn't it wasn't torture, shock therapy, was therapy, etcetera. yeah, it was . was something they . it was this was something they thought, know going thought, you know, we're going to remove to do, we're going to remove their or their prefrontal cortex or whatever called, and whatever it's called, and they're going to be happier. and a them happier. a lot of them were happier. >> just use they should >> now they just use they should have at time was have seen at the time it was barbaric, be able barbaric, like we should be able to , but we to see that now, but we can't see because we're the see it because we're lost in the moment. although some of us, luckily news can see luckily at gb news can see it. but absolutely but i think it's absolutely appalling and disgusting. but anyway, we've got to move on and do and introduction do the time and the introduction of speech buffer zones of anti free speech buffer zones around clinics is being around abortion clinics is being delayed and this is a bad thing. according times. according to the times. >> being >> lewis well, it's being delayed reasonably, delayed for a reasonably, relatively . is that relatively short time. is that is that there's a was a public order act which they're trying to enforce which would prevent people from protesting around

abortion clinics and i don't know , is it wrong that i see know, is it wrong that i see both sides to these stories? i mean , i see on one hand, when mean, i see on one hand, when someone goes to a doctor, which is what, an abortion thing is, let's say it isn't like a doctor , it is like a doctor that they shouldn't be harassed. on the other hand, people think that something bad is going on inside and they should have a right to protest what's going on inside . protest what's going on inside. yeah. yeah. >> and so i guess the issue here is because they're classifying it as health care , it then it as health care, it then becomes it's not just a protest. >> it's stopping people getting the health care. but at the same time, the just stop oil guys can block any road they want and stop people getting to hospital. good point. it's a good point. and being blocked good point. it's a good point. and no being blocked good point. it's a good point. and no one's)eing blocked good point. it's a good point. and no one's being)locked good point. it's a good point. and no one's being blocked. really? no one's being blocked. they're there. they're just standing there. it's woman is it's like that woman who is standing von spruce. it's like that woman who is sta|s01g von spruce. it's like that woman who is sta|so these von spruce. it's like that woman who is sta|so these buffer von spruce. it's like that woman who is sta|so these buffer zones, ruce. it's like that woman who is sta|so these buffer zones, i'm�*. >> so these buffer zones, i'm completely against because completely against them because you've had arrested for you've had people arrested for praying in their head and people tweeting they're not tweeting and saying they're not arrested for praying. they're arrested because they're in the zone arrested for

zone. no, they're arrested for praying so it's the praying in the zone. so it's the combination, because praying in the zone. so it's the conofficer�*n, because praying in the zone. so it's the conofficer says, because praying in the zone. so it's the con officer says, you 3ecause the officer says, are you praying and they've replied with things in my things like, i might be in my head and then arrests them. things like, i might be in my he'this1d then arrests them. things like, i might be in my he'this is then arrests them. things like, i might be in my he'this is orwellian, rests them. things like, i might be in my he'this is orwellian, obscene m. so this is orwellian, obscene nonsense. be nonsense. you shouldn't be arrested thinking arrested for thinking that is literally thought crime. it's literally thought crime. it's literally thought crime. it's literally thought the literally thought crime in the uk. and uk. that's what it is. and people so anti pro—life in people are so anti pro—life in this country that they get a bit mad over it and they say, no, you these women. no you can't harass these women. no one harass the women. one wants to harass the women. okay minority people okay a tiny minority of people might and might might do something bad and might harass possible. harass them. that is possible. most just trying most of them are just trying to be and and offer be pleasant and nice and offer them what they them a choice because what they say movement is say in the pro—life movement is it's pro—choice, not it's not pro—choice, it's not pro—choice, choice. pro—choice, it's no choice. because times are because a lot of times women are kind of railroaded into it. they don't about don't know their options about abortion, adoption abortion, abortion, adoption and so so they offer them so on. so they offer them choices. to be choices. they're trying to be compassionate, and they're often christians . but the time christians. but this the time seems take a very strong pro seems to take a very strong pro buffer zone stance. and their only concern it's not only concern is that it's not being quick being pushed through quick enough. and when stella creasy is the saying it should is the one saying it should happen, just a good happen, that's just a good rule of that it's probably happen, that's just a good rule of idea. that it's probably happen, that's just a good rule of idea. that's's probably happen, that's just a good rule of idea. that's's p|take..y bad idea. that's my take. >> thing is, and is that >> but the thing is, and is that people who are going in to have

an abortion, that's not a happy moment for them usually. so you have to feel for everybody. but at the end of the world, it's another death of love story . another death of love story. they don't want people to have children. they make it children. they want to make it as as possible for people children. they want to make it as kill as possible for people children. they want to make it as kill their)ossible for people children. they want to make it as kill their kids. le for people to kill their kids. >> very birth >> and we have very low birth rates sad. okay, rates and it's very sad. okay, let's times and labour's let's do the times and labour's plans lgbt crime laws plans for lgbt hate crime laws might aid censorship. this is a good story those who good story for all those who claim any worse claim it can't get any worse under jonathan i didn't under labour. jonathan i didn't even running, to even know they were running, to be honest this year. >> labour's plans for lgbt >> so labour's plans for lgbt hate might aid hate crime laws might aid censorship. so labour's plans for tougher hate crime laws risk aiding censorship and threatening values , a threatening liberal values, a think tank said so . a report think tank has said so. a report by apparently right wing think tank the institute of economic affairs said prominent cases proved that transgender activists do not aim to win the debate, but rather to prevent debate, but rather to prevent debate from occurring. well tell that to comedy unleashed who that to a comedy unleashed who had their show shut down in edinburgh because of grainne lindholm, is a gender lindholm, who is a gender critical comedian ? and then, critical comedian? and then, yeah, the shows were cancelled. so the idea here is that they

are making they want to make sure that ideas is, i guess in this case, gender critical ideas can be discussed and that by shutting it's shutting them down, it's actually illiberal . and it actually very illiberal. and it goes against speech. goes against free speech. >> sarcastic free speech. >> and sarcastic free speech. yeah, exactly. >> he's not yeah, exactly. >> starmer when he's not at coldplay saying >> starmer when he's not at cold every saying >> starmer when he's not at cold every crimeaying >> starmer when he's not at cold every crime willg >> starmer when he's not at cold every crime will be that every lgbt crime will be treated as an aggravated offence. very concerned offence. i'm very concerned about you think? offence. i'm very concerned abowell, you think? offence. i'm very concerned abowell, what you think? offence. i'm very concerned abowell, what do you think? offence. i'm very concerned abowell, what do yo call nk? offence. i'm very concerned abowell, what do yo call that? >> well, what do they call that? an page in america. an op ed page in america. what do that? an opinion do they call that? an opinion piece. what this is. they piece. that's what this is. they basically repeat. they've basically repeat. they've basically only re republish at the institute of economic affairs opinion piece about the hate crime laws, which i tend to agree with. i agree with this, but this is not a news article. this is completely not. >> it sounds like you're saying it's a non story. lewis this is another non story , a non story. another non story, a non story. >> we should make the drinking game it exist. >> i think at the at the end of the even why the day i don't even know why this is on the air because this show is on the air because these news these these newspapers newspapers these news these these n papers. 3rs newspapers , papers. >> the articles are >> and most of the articles are bad. i'm sorry. >> it the air. but we

>> take it off the air. but we can can take off the air can we can take you off the air and it that way. but and solve it that way. no, but these important things these are very important things we discuss them. we need to discuss them. >> news. >> this is the news. >> this is the news. >> right, let's do the >> all right, let's do the guardian. and a tory mp has accused of opportunism guardian. and a tory mp has accumissing of opportunism guardian. and a tory mp has accumissing british jportunism over missing british museum items. bit harsh to items. seems a bit harsh to accuse random greeks . sir accuse random greeks. sir jonathan. yeah. >> he's lost his marbles. well he's nice. there you go . he's nice. oh, there you go. >> well, here's jonathan. it's lewis. yeah >> okay. whatever. he set me up, i you, so that was i just sacked you, so that was quite though, but. tory quite funny, though, but. tory mp, what's. what's happened is, is the. is that the greeks, is that the. is that the greeks, the greeks are a the greeks want the greeks are a the greeks want the elgin elgin marbles, which are basically the, the, the, the, the statues above the parthenon which were stolen and the parthenon is like a major thing. imagine somebody comes into this country and like steals the pineapples entering the. >> but we look after it so well, except in this case where we did have some stuff stolen. but in general, we look after the stuff we steal well. >> and right now, because this guy of stealing guy has been accused of stealing 2000, who works the 2000, this guy who works at the british has accused british museum has been accused of things

of stealing 2000 of these things , 2000 items is that the is that the greeks are saying you guys can't take care of it, we want it back. you're excuse us is not good. very quickly, jonathan, anything on this? it's all greek to . to me. >> nice. let's quickly do the times . and finally come times then. and finally we come to been waiting times then. and finally we come to discuss been waiting times then. and finally we come to discuss dentists ting times then. and finally we come to discuss dentists inig to discuss rogue dentists in belgium. jonathan >> yes, tooth hurts. should >> yes, the tooth hurts. should have the headline. have been the headline. so belgium halt tonight, belgium aching to halt tonight, mate. because mate. yeah, well, because i start backwards when i read the stories, i start from end, stories, i start from the end, so towards end. so i'm funnier towards the end. >> okay. so belgium aching to halt. that's a pun. belgium aching to halt influx of rogue dentists. so belgium has been hit influx unqualified hit by an influx of unqualified romanian cannot be romanian dentists who cannot be stopped from practising under european union single market rules. of the rules. first of all, the romanian dentists sounds romanian dentists kind of sounds like villain . i like a guy ritchie villain. i quite oh, he's a quite like him. oh, he's a romanian pulls your quite like him. oh, he's a roma out. pulls your quite like him. oh, he's a roma out. so pulls your quite like him. oh, he's a roma out. so 44% pulls your quite like him. oh, he's a roma out. so 44% of pulls your quite like him. oh, he's a roma out. so 44% of the ls your teeth out. so 44% of the dentists start working in dentists who start working in belgium foreign diploma , belgium have a foreign diploma, raising over safety and an raising fears over safety and an explosion fraudulent claims explosion of fraudulent claims for so basically, explosion of fraudulent claims for can't so basically, explosion of fraudulent claims for can't actually» basically, explosion of fraudulent claims for can't actually stop cally, explosion of fraudulent claims for can't actually stop these you can't actually stop these people from being dentists because of the rules. and the

european union and the worry is that they're not proper qualified dentists, which sounds kind if not horrifying. >> one the things >> it's one of the worst things to be fraudulent version of is >> it's one of the worst things to tdentaludulent version of is >> it's one of the worst things to tdental .dulent version of is >> it's one of the worst things to tdental . yeah. version of is >> it's one of the worst things to tdental . yeah. inersion of is >> it's one of the worst things to tdental . yeah. in aboutof is >> it's one of the worst things to tdental . yeah. in about 30s the dental. yeah. in about 30s any take on this? >> why should the why should the state decide who can be a dentist or not? you should go out and you should check your qualifications yourself . you centralisation. >> that's the problem . take it. >> that's the problem. take it. >> that's the problem. take it. >> or do your own dentistry at home. centralisation? >> or do your own dentistry at horyeah. ntralisation? >> or do your own dentistry at horyeah. centralised’ >> or do your own dentistry at horyeah. centralised death of >> yeah. centralised death of love. it's a non story . and love. and it's a non story. and that it for part three. but that is it for part three. but coming final section, coming up in the final section, elon controversial new elon musk's controversial new change living off change to the women living off their rich boyfriends, an raf officers exposing themselves. their rich boyfriends, an raf offic

welcome back to headliners. let's get into it with the guardian. and elon musk has gone a whole day without tinkering

with x. just kidding . he's now with x. just kidding. he's now removing headlines from evenings i >> -- >> louis he's great. elon musk i don't know what i'm trying to picture what this is because i haven't seen the image, what they're you want they're saying is if you want to put you say want put a link to you say you want to to our show. yeah to put a link to our show. yeah it'll up our picture. it'll come up with our picture. or like picture like or like the picture of like louis and me or whatever louis and me talking or whatever it but won't it is. and jonathan but it won't say exactly what it is. yeah so you'll have to write in this is. oh you should watch this. this is louis schaffer saying something outrageous. >> the picture that was >> the picture i saw that was sort mock of would sort of mock up of how it would be like a be was it's like from a newspaper, it still the newspaper, it still has the headune newspaper, it still has the headline image, it headline on the image, but it doesn't link doesn't have that link bit at the where you see which the bottom where you see which paper it's from. has paper it's from. it just has a headune paper it's from. it just has a headline instead of knowing where it's from. so you can click take away click it. it'll take that away to people going to to discourage people going to other musk other news sites because musk wants be everything wants x to be the everything will will go that will go to it will go to that site the mock up. so it just took bit it'll know site the mock up. so it just tookcan bit it'll know site the mock up. so it just tookcan click,it it'll know site the mock up. so it just tookcan click, you ll know site the mock up. so it just tookcan click, you can know site the mock up. so it just tookcan click, you can click ow site the mock up. so it just tookcan click, you can click on you can click, you can click on the it will go to the picture and it will go to that site. >> i thought this could be an approach combat approach to try and combat clickbait if you can't see the headlines, you still can see headlines, but you still can see the headlines, saying

headlines, but you still can see the almost|es, saying headlines, but you still can see the almost|es, can't saying headlines, but you still can see the almost|es, can't saythe it's almost you can't see the headline. can't. headline. no, you can't. >> you could see. you could basically still see it, but you couldn't the and couldn't see the link and the name publication. look name of the publication. look anyone their because anyone worth their salt because you headunes anyone worth their salt because you headlines here, see anyone worth their salt because you headline,eadlines here, see anyone worth their salt because you headline, but.ines here, see anyone worth their salt because you headline, but not. here, see anyone worth their salt because you headline, but not the �*e, see anyone worth their salt because you headline, but not the link�*e anyone worth their salt because you headline, but not the link . the headline, but not the link. >> still get to the >> but you can still get to the link pressing. >> but you can still get to the link jbecause it's a prototype >> yes, because it's a prototype , but i think it's all part of musk over everything. musk to take over everything. now, to be fair twitter, now, to be very fair to twitter, it for it has been a key source for media mainstream media media when the mainstream media is becoming increasingly fraudulent. we go to twitter and we this what we see, oh, this is what actually then actually happened. but then again, could it become, just for argument's sake, a bit tyrannical become tyrannical if x does become the everything blocking everything app, he's blocking links blocks links, you know, he blocks substack annoying . substack and annoying. >> not blocking the >> no, he's not blocking the links. not links. i think it says it's not blocking. could you blocking. you could write, you could louis schaffer could write in to louis schaffer on twitter, louis louis on twitter, louis at louis schaffer claims it's all about aesthetics. >> by the way, he claims it's purely look. purely for the look. >> believe that? no. >> do you believe that? no. yeah, he's a he's a tesla guy. look looks. yeah, he's a he's a tesla guy. look he's looks. yeah, he's a he's a tesla guy. look he's know, looks. yeah, he's a he's a tesla guy. look he's know, doesyks. yeah, he's a he's a tesla guy. look he's know, does it.. he's he's you know, he does it for the it's not for the looks. it is what said. it is. it is for what you said. it is. it is for what you said. it is. it to slow people linking to it is to slow people linking to the it's also to take the thing and it's also to take away the junk from the feed so they can have more stories on they can have more stories on the feed. but also it was elon musk said the bbc is state

musk that said the bbc is state controlled media and. >> absolutely. and take another dnnk >> absolutely. and take another drink there for louis saying the bbc is basically centralised it's propaganda. let's do the guardian and raf officers must stop exposing themselves to women. always said that. women. i've always said that. >> yeah, i think some of these women. i've always said that. >> �*pilots think some of these women. i've always said that. >> �*pilots were: some of these women. i've always said that. >> �*pilots were flying of these women. i've always said that. >> �*pilots were flying low hese women. i've always said that. >> �*pilots were flying low .ese raf pilots were flying low. >> nice. >> nice. >> that's it. no. okay. >> that's it. no. okay. >> so he's still doing much, but i've got the online quality . i've got the online quality. >> that was an hour ago when i was so you was fresh, right? so would you feel my muscles? i did feel it a little bit. what's the story, though? oh, yeah. raf officers must stop exposing themselves to women. eating my diet. women. you're eating my diet. are the all meat? yeah. are you on the all meat? yeah. i caught your eating disorder. are you on the all meat? yeah. i cau been)ur eating disorder. are you on the all meat? yeah. i cau been ar eating disorder. are you on the all meat? yeah. i cau been a wholeg disorder. it's been a whole thing. >> raaf officers must. >> raaf officers must. >> yeah. stop exposing >> oh, yeah. stop exposing themselves says themselves to women, says military . so a military military judge. so a military judge has said that raaf officers stop exposing officers must stop exposing their to female their genitalia to female colleagues , describing such colleagues, describing such behaviour , juvenile, behaviour as arrogant, juvenile, immature and not finding juvenile. it's arrogant, it is juvenile, it is immature . it's juvenile, it is immature. it's not okay, but it is funny. i'm sorry, but it's not. but it is not sexually abusive. right?

well, i was going to say, i have to balance give that point . to balance give that point. >> but made it for me. >> but you've made it for me. actually, make the actually, i'm going to make the case. the who case. you know why the guy who got his testicles out and put them bar if did that them on the bar if i did that right would be our right now, that would be our best right now, that would be our besthat would great >> that would be a great actually. know what? actually. you know what? >> but >> yeah, you'd be arrested, but we'd okay and. and he we'd go viral. okay and. and he said have this. said he couldn't have done this. he's not flexible enough in their tight to their uniform, was too tight to manoeuvre. but here's the case. i'm make. when i first i'm going to make. when i first said expose said this is terrible to expose themselves, deeper. themselves, i read a bit deeper. i it's lads pants in i go, oh, it's lads pants in the army. you read like ant army. if you read like ant middleton's books the middleton's books in the paratroopers and stuff, they used do outrageous paratroopers and stuff, they used he do outrageous paratroopers and stuff, they used he do urinateous paratroopers and stuff, they used he do urinate on stuff. he would urinate on himself a lot. there's himself for like a lot. there's one where he has to, get one where he has to, like, get naked across a dance naked and dive across a dance floor strewn on it . floor with glass strewn on it. and kind of like and that's kind of like initiation. what's happened here is men's army banter, is you've got men's army banter, which very off colour. then which is very off colour. then you've got women in the raf and so they're coming together. only men this, but men should be seeing this, but not necessarily assault. >> no , it's boys . boys. >> lolworth no, it's boys. boys. you can't even say it nowadays. you can't even say it nowadays. you know what? you can't say it. people know what i am going to be thinking, which is boys , let

be thinking, which is boys, let the boys do it. >> pc gone mad. the boys do it. >> pc gone mad . lewis this the boys do it. >> pc gone mad. lewis this is the telegraph with a story about women living off their rich boyfriends. could easily women living off their rich boy offensive could easily women living off their rich boy offensive if could easily women living off their rich boy offensive if not|ld easily women living off their rich boy offensive if not handled get offensive if not handled delicately. we've it to delicately. so we've given it to lewis schaffer. >> i you know what i've >> i know you know what i've got? i've got a woman at home myself anyway. gold myself. anyway. feminist gold diggers are both. are they feminist gold ? are they saying feminist gold? are they saying women up work to live women are giving up work to live off their boyfriends ? i mean, off their boyfriends? i mean, this some new 21st century this is some new 21st century stuff that women are actually thinking that they want to stay home take men's money. the home and take men's money. the truth is, that hate truth is, is that women hate work. they hate work . work. they hate work. >> but value on this, no, you they hate work. >> they totally hate work. but you want to know something ? you you want to know something? you know who else hates work men . know who else hates work men. men hate work. everybody everybody hates work. the only difference is, is no one's going to pay me to stay at home. i tried that with. with your mother . and she tried that with. with your mother. and she . tried that with. with your mother . and she . she got violent mother. and she. she got violent work . you know what? she was work. you know what? she was a freak. she. she's in a good way. in a good way. >> jonathan, what do you think

about these women are just very smart. >> i think this is just this is kind of the female equivalent of the pill, right? it's the old red pill, right? it's like is how you can like this is how you can manipulate guy. not going manipulate a guy. it's not going to anything good. in to lead to anything good. yet in the might the short term, you might get some cash, want to be in some cash, but you want to be in a where a loving relationship where you're no, you're a team—mate, right? no, it to something good. it will lead to something good. and women, women. there's it will lead to something good. and worthat women. there's it will lead to something good. and worthat womenathere's it will lead to something good. and worthat womena woman it will lead to something good. and worthan womena woman it will lead to something good. and worthan beingia woman it will lead to something good. and worthan beingia home, happier than being at home, getting a man. can getting money off of a man. can i just say one thing? crusher shaking fist. one of the shaking her fist. one of the people it's people in the article said it's hugely problematic compare hugely problematic to compare these tate these women with andrew tate manipulation of men for their money is not the same same as what andrew tate did . what andrew tate did. >> he says it's being accused of an unproven, whereas these women are provably manipulating men. so let's the last so it's worse. let's do the last story in the mail. and apparently listen to women apparently dogs listen to women more is that where more than men. is that where they're jonathan they're going wrong? jonathan >> whoa. oh, no. okay. so forget man's best friend. dog listens to women more than men, a study finds. so they're often described as man's best friend. but suggests that we but a new study suggests that we should calling dog should perhaps start calling dog woman's best friend. we shouldn't and shouldn't. we shan't and we won't. so a team from laura

university used fmri scanners to analyse dog's brain while people were speaking around them, and they found that they actually have more brain reactivity to female, presumably because of have more brain reactivity to fem high 3resumably because of have more brain reactivity to fem high voices ably because of have more brain reactivity to fem high voices .bly because of the high voices. >> in 15 seconds, any comment on this? >> it's a misuse of the word man in man's best friend. man means human. and you know what? do you know what when you're talking and excited way people listen that's what this research says your trick. your entire trick. >> guys that was good fun >> thanks guys that was good fun show enjoyed it show show hope people enjoyed it show was over. but let's was pretty much over. but let's have look at have another quick look at thursday's so thursday's front pages. so everyone's going with the main story, course, daily mail everyone's going with the main storwas course, daily mail everyone's going with the main storwas this'se, daily mail everyone's going with the main storwas this putin's daily mail everyone's going with the main storwas this putin's terrible ail has was this putin's terrible revenge? the times wagner boss who crossed putin, killed in jet crash. the guardian wagner chief prigozhin reported dead after jet crash near moscow . the i jet crash near moscow. the i putin critic killed 60 days after mutiny . the express no after mutiny. the express no surprise warlord enemy of putin dies in crash and finally, the daily star. what rotten luck. and those were your front pages thatis and those were your front pages that is all we have time for. thanks to lewis and jonathan. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm.

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