it's time now for my ttg opmtom— duchess. it's time now for my ttg optmtom .— duchess.several years of chaos at number to amt a— several years of chaos at number 10 and a conveyor— several years of chaos at number 10 and a conveyor belt of prime rrmtsters— 10 and a conveyor belt of prime ministers, the— 10 and a conveyor belt of prime ministers, the tories are now a watert— ministers, the tories are now a tatet amt— ministers, the tories are now a hated and toxic— ministers, the tories are now a hated and toxic brand, including amomg— hated and toxic brand, including among many— hated and toxic brand, including among many ot— hated and toxic brand, including among many of their own supporters— among many of their own supporters .— among many of their own supporters , and they've only supporters, and they've only trowgtt— supporters, and they've only trowgtt rt— supporters, and they've only brought it on— supporters, and they've only brought it on themselves. but wmtst— brought it on themselves. but wmtst tree— brought it on themselves. but whilst the tories— brought it

it's time now for my ttg opmtom— duchess. it's time now for my ttg optmtom .— duchess.several years of chaos at number to amt a— several years of chaos at number 10 and a conveyor— several years of chaos at number 10 and a conveyor belt of prime rrmtsters— 10 and a conveyor belt of prime ministers, the— 10 and a conveyor belt of prime ministers, the tories are now a watert— ministers, the tories are now a tatet amt— ministers, the tories are now a hated and toxic— ministers, the tories are now a hated and toxic brand, including amomg— hated and toxic brand, including among many— hated and toxic brand, including among many ot— hated and toxic brand, including among many of their own supporters— among many of their own supporters .— among many of their own supporters , and they've only supporters, and they've only trowgtt— supporters, and they've only trowgtt rt— supporters, and they've only brought it on— supporters, and they've only brought it on themselves. but wmtst— brought it on themselves. but wmtst tree— brought it on themselves. but whilst the tories— brought it

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i've seen in many of tne ttg— concerned. i've seen in many of tne ttg gwwe— concerned.n the screen , more intelligent the tv screen, more intelligent tnan— the tv screen, more intelligent tnan-wnat— the tv screen, more intelligent than what happens then? than us. what happens then? wean.— than us. what happens then? yeah, absolutely— than us. what happens then? yeah, absolutely . and- than us. what happens then? “cir?" oily and if you yeah, absolutely. and if you look yeah, absolutely. and if you teet at— yeah, absolutely. and if you teet at tne— yeah, absolutely. and if you look at the trend— yeah, absolutely. and if you look at the trend ,- “cir?" oily and if you look at the trend , look at look at the trend, look at wnatte— look at the trend, look at what's happened in the last 24 nentne— what's happened in the last 24 months development , you months in al development, you knew.— months in al development, you tnew-tewn— months in al development, you know,-four, which- months in al development, you know, four, which out a know, gpt four, which came out a eewete— know,

do you want these ttg taeeee— attract them. do you want these ttg taeeee ta— attract them.d to other countries, the top salaries of the ceos just basically don't cut the mustard. daniel do you think we need to be paying these top ceos more? i don't know. but the truth is wat— don't know. but the truth is wnat ene-e— don't know. but the truth is what she's getting- 21“ c but the truth is what she's getting is a very tnetgnttwt— what she's getting is a very insightful answer. thanks, nantet— insightful answer. thanks, nantet t— insightful answer. thanks, daniel. i like it. and it will depend well worth the fee. it will depend from case to case. nat— will depend from case to case. tat wnat— will depend from case to case. but what she's— will depend from case to case. but what she's getting at here aetaattw— but what she's getting at here aetaattwlnat— but what she's getting at here actually . not -the - actually is not that the earnantaee— actually is not that the companies don't pay because earnantnee— companies don't pay because companies-what- companies don't pay because co

in ttg, ttg— voted forjohnson in 2019. in big, big numbers. they're now going— big, big numbers., he lly sold or you may and you know those farage iwell, he hasn'td or you may and you know those farage iwell, he hasn't really himself well, he hasn't really sold very anyway sold himself very well anyway because kind of because he's not that kind of character. think character. but i think particular those red wall particular in in those red wall areas where you did so well at times in the past. so so, you know, i'm not convinced . my view know, i'm not convinced. my view is that labour will end up with a that we'll end up with a minority labour government, that starmer won't get enough for a majority. it'll be short and then he'll have to then and then he'll have to rely. he can't really rely on the because of, you know, the snp because of, you know, the snp because of, you know, the of he the implications of that. he then depends the lib then depends on the lib dems and, then happens. but and, and then what happens. but there's still so many unknowables. i mean not just that. you'

in ttg, ttg— voted forjohnson in 2019. in big, big numbers. they're now going— big, big numbers.ge iwell, he lly sold or you may and you know those farage iwell, he hasn'td or you may and you know those farage iwell, he hasn't really himself well, he hasn't really sold very anyway sold himself very well anyway because kind of because he's not that kind of character. think character. but i think particular those red wall particular in in those red wall areas where you did so well at times in the past. so so, you know, i'm not convinced . my view know, i'm not convinced. my view is that labour will end up with a that we'll end up with a minority labour government, that starmer won't get enough for a majority. it'll be short and then he'll have to then and then he'll have to rely. he can't really rely on the because of, you know, the snp because of, you know, the snp because of, you know, the of he the implications of that. he then depends the lib dems the implications of that. he then and ends the lib dems the implications of that. he then and then the lib dems the implications of

regarding my experience at ttg— to me. regarding my experience at ttg trattet— to me.i a person. sheg a bit naughty so she could put it nicely. i thi a person. she has3it naughty so she could put it nicely. i thi a person. she has neverighty so she could put it nicely. i thi a person. she has never once as a person. she has never once staat— as a person. she has never once staat up— as a person. she has never once staat up tar— as a person. she has never once stood up for some— as a person. she has never once stood up for some of these wtsetttng. — stood up for some of these upsetting. she— stood up for some of these upsetting. she sat there with a ttttte— upsetting. she sat there with a ttttte stttw— upsetting. she sat there with a little silly grin— upsetting. she sat there with a little silly grin on— upsetting. she sat there with a little silly grin on her face or a nant— little silly grin on her face or a nant an— little silly grin on her face or a hand on his— little silly grin on her face or a hand on his shoulder. oh, tttttn— a hand on his shoulder. oh, tntttt.

but was that e ttg— during the speech. but was that e ttg et— during the speech.of the jobs ttet— scaffolding or any of the jobs tnet een— scaffolding or any of the jobs tnet te— scaffolding or any of the jobs that can be really hard work, teettt— that can be really hard work, really miserable.— that can be really hard work, really miserable. and you do neet— really miserable. and you do neet e— really miserable. and you do need a break.— really miserable. and you do need a break. so— really miserable. and you do need a break. so we're lucky and tnwteget— need a break. so we're lucky and tnwteget te— need a break. so we're lucky and privileged to use— need a break. so we're lucky and privileged to use that term to be privileged to use that term to te tete— privileged to use that term to be here discussing it, whereas teette— be here discussing it, whereas some people really desperately neet— some people really desperately neet tneee— some people really desperately need those outdoor jobs. "cat need those outdoor jobs. they ten-t— need those outdoor jobs. they tent

so there are ttg— representation.ust really difficult-around- to the suburbs, it's just really difficult around it might difficult to get around it might be ome— difficult to get around it might be ttmg— difficult to get around it might be one thing getting in and out, but be one thing getting in and out, twt gettmg— be one thing getting in and out, but getting around. so you're pwmemmg— but getting around. so you're punishing-that- but getting around. so you're punishing that low punishing people that are low pett— punishing people that are low pett peopte— punishing people that are low paid people that— punishing people that are low paid people that are running emet— paid people that are running small businesses, people that are small businesses, people that rwmmmg— small businesses, people that are running charities who just trewe— are running charities who just trewe mo— are running charities who just have no other— are running charities who just have no other alternatives . so have no other alternatives. so r-m —

and here ttg it is necessary to do or make.nd arterial pressure. at the beginning, we thought that a woman does not suffer from heart diseases as often as a man, but over time, you realized, as they said in the films, that a woman - she is also a person, is also sick, and today we see under the data that about 50 per 50-45% of women 3.55% of men suffer from heart disease hypertension, generally leading the problem is that in women , angina is manifested by non-typical symptoms. if a man yes went under the pawn he stopped. here is the class. a picture of a woman may not feel when something hit me here, something like this and so on. that is, it is typical for her that the atypical form is the one in which the doctor says this is you. depression is your intercostal neuralgia. this is something of a danger, and i stumbled so much, therefore, for doctors, advice is given to a woman complaining of chest pains, any kind. whatever suspicious neuralgias are, necessarily cholesterol, sugar, pressure factor, risk factor, smoking, not smo

we don't sit with a ttg— and reinvest. we don't sit with a ttg eaene— and reinvest.n urging the prime tttntetew— association urging the prime tttntetew te— association urging the prime minister to challenge the supermarkets— minister to challenge the supermarkets . what of that supermarkets. what of that relationship— supermarkets. what of that relationship between the farmers and relationship between the farmers ant tne— relationship between the farmers and the supermarkets as your an— and the supermarkets as your main channel,— and the supermarkets as your main channel, of— and the supermarkets as your main channel, of course, to get weww— main channel, of course, to get wew geete— main channel, of course, to get wew geete te— main channel, of course, to get your goods to market. i mean , your goods to market. i mean, tnew— your goods to market. i mean, are they squeezing farmers too nawt — are they squeezing farmers too nawt e— are they squeezing farmers too nawt eawe — are they squeezing farmers too hard ? are they— are they squeezing farmers too hard ? are they

if you've got a ttg-neens— basically said. if you've got a ttg-neens wot- basically said.rces on the tent.— according to all sources on the tntetnet. tt— according to all sources on the internet, it is— according to all sources on the internet, it is almost impossible- internet, it is almost impossible to survive . she impossible to survive. she stntwet. — impossible to survive. she survived. she _ impossible to survive. she survived. she also had totttpops— survived. she also had lollipops. lewis she was a very, wew— lollipops. lewis she was a very, very e— lollipops. lewis she was a very, very e tot— lollipops. lewis she was a very, very e tot ot— lollipops. lewis she was a very, very a lot of common sense. she went— very a lot of common sense. she went ewew— very a lot of common sense. she went ewew tot— very a lot of common sense. she went ewew tot e— very a lot of common sense. she went away for a trip.— very a lot of common sense. she went away for a trip. and like enonew— went away for a trip. and like anoney sne— went away for a trip. and like anyone, she brought w

if you've got a ttg-neens— basically said. if you've got a ttg-neens wot- basically said.on the tent.— according to all sources on the tntetnet. tt— according to all sources on the internet, it is— according to all sources on the internet, it is almost impossible- internet, it is almost impossible to survive . she impossible to survive. she stntwet. — impossible to survive. she survived. she _ impossible to survive. she survived. she also had totttpops— survived. she also had lollipops. lewis she was a very, wew— lollipops. lewis she was a very, very e— lollipops. lewis she was a very, very e tot— lollipops. lewis she was a very, very e tot ot— lollipops. lewis she was a very, very a lot of common sense. she went— very a lot of common sense. she went ewew— very a lot of common sense. she went ewew tot— very a lot of common sense. she went ewew tot e— very a lot of common sense. she went away for a trip.— very a lot of common sense. she went away for a trip. and like enonew— went away for a trip. and like anoney sne— went away for a trip. and like anyone, she brought wine a

so what does president htten-e-ttg— process. so what does president htten-e-ttg et— process.e past few years, especially your wing of the conservative jacob, it conservative party, jacob, it does you dealt does seem like you have dealt with northern ireland in a way which careless. which is somewhat careless. let's say. now i know what you're saying, both both you're saying, but both both sides in northern do sides in northern ireland do have concern so have a genuine concern here. so the good friday agreement was threatened both by having the possibility a hard on possibility of a hard border on the island of ireland and also having hard border down the having a hard border down the irish. ever irish. only people ever threatening— irish. only people ever threatening a- , only people ever threatening a hard ” only people ever threatening a hard border with ” only people ever threeu.iing a hard border with ” only people ever threeu. we a hard border with ” only people ever threeu. we neverd border with ” only people ever thre eu. we never threatenedth ” only people ever threeu

it is, people noot— senate or whatever it is, people noot o— senate or whatever it is, people noot o ttge get judges are fair? we'll judges who are fair? some we'll see. have some do. others see. but i have some do. others say. others say it's— jt2:t others say. others say it's conspiracy ttoony— say. others say it's conspiracy tnoony. t— say. others say it's conspiracy tnoony. t noon— say. others say it's conspiracy theory. i mean, all i'm saying to you— theory. i mean, all i'm saying to you to.— theory. i mean, all i'm saying to you to. you— theory. i mean, all i'm saying to you is, you know, i've nottoot— to you is, you know, i've noticed when - to you is, you know, i've noticed when i- to you is, you know, i've noticed when i was with trump toot— noticed when i was with trump toot-nottoot— noticed when i was with trump last - noticed that - noticed when i was with trump last noticed that he's last week, i noticed that he's togtnntng— last week, i noticed that he's beginning understand and beginning to understand and toot.— beginning to understand and toot-to— beginning to understand

i've got a ttg tnet— christys on gb news. i've got a ttg ttnet nonr— christys on gb news.but-it's headlines- but now it's headlines with tony— but now it's headlines with totty .— but now it's headlines with polly . patrick _ but now it's headlines with polly . patrick “r?<<“ ifvthc polly. patrick thank you. well, let's bring you some breaking news that's come to us in the last few minutes. the rmt union has announced that members working for companies working for 14 train companies will stage a fresh a fresh round of strikes on june the 2nd in their long running dispute over pay their long running dispute over pay jobs and conditions. it follows industrial action by both the rmt and the aslef union within the last week that a breaking news line that's just come to us. we'll bring you more detail as we get it. well, in other news today, rishi sunak and his japanese counterpart have discussed further potential cooperation on military training and exercise , causing the two and exercise, causing the two countries have signed a new agreement to build closer defence security a

— changes as you know, but there hasn't been nearly the sort of big— hasn't been nearly the sort of ttgtion, trenttw . tete— they haven't got more attention, frankly . let's have— they haven't got more attention, frankly . let's have a look at frankly. let's have a look at ot— frankly. let's have a look at some of these— frankly. let's have a look at some of these borrowing figures . so— some of these borrowing figures . so tn— some of these borrowing figures . so tn annt— some of these borrowing figures . so in april 2023,— some of these borrowing figures . so in april 2023, nigel, the uk government— . so in april 2023, nigel, the uk government borrowed two £25.6 ttttton— uk government borrowed two £25.6 ttttton tn— uk government borrowed two £25.6 ttttton tn one— uk government borrowed two £25.6 billion in one single— uk government borrowed two £25.6 billion in one single month. tnet-e— billion in one single month. tnet-e note— billion in one single month. that's more than almost double wnet— that's more than almost double we we— that's more than almost double what we borrowed— that's

the guardian goes quite ttg.— yes. the guardian goes quite ttg. ttnst— yes.se will have gone . up 76. and also ambrosia, gone. up 76. and also ambrosia, ne— gone. up 76. and also ambrosia, putttng— gone. up 76. and also ambrosia, rice pudding going— gone. up 76. and also ambrosia, rice pudding going up . from 99 rice pudding going up. from 99 to £1.74.— rice pudding going up. from 99 to £1.74. so— rice pudding going up. from 99 to £1.74. so for— rice pudding going up. from 99 to £1.74. so for the— rice pudding going up. from 99 to £1.74. so for the poorest peopte— to £1.74. so for the poorest peopte oe— to £1.74. so for the poorest people are hit— to £1.74. so for the poorest people are hit most because they nove— people are hit most because they nove tess— people are hit most because they have less disposable income. tverytoty— have less disposable income. tverytoty nos— have less disposable income. everybody has to _ have less disposable income. everybody has to buy food. so toot— everybody has to buy food. so food represents— everybody has to buy food. so

— changes as you know, but there hasn't been nearly the sort of big— hasn't been nearly the sort of ttgon, frankly . let's have— they haven't got more attention, frankly . let's have a look at frankly. let's have a look at ot— frankly. let's have a look at some of these— frankly. let's have a look at some of these borrowing figures . so— some of these borrowing figures . so tn— some of these borrowing figures . so tn annt— some of these borrowing figures . so in april 2023,— some of these borrowing figures . so in april 2023, nigel, the uk government— . so in april 2023, nigel, the uk government borrowed two £25.6 ttttton— uk government borrowed two £25.6 ttttton tn— uk government borrowed two £25.6 ttttton tn one— uk government borrowed two £25.6 billion in one single— uk government borrowed two £25.6 billion in one single month. tnet-e— billion in one single month. tnet-e note— billion in one single month. that's more than almost double wnet— that's more than almost double we we— that's more than almost double what we borrowed— that's more than almost double what we borrowed in april

i mean, one of the ttg tntngs— parliament. i mean, one of the ttg tntngs ts— parliament.e— it, without the actions of some members of the public effectively _ members of the public effectively including one of the ot— effectively including one of the mums of one of— effectively including one of the mums of one of the murdered enttdven— mums of one of the murdered enttdven .— mums of one of the murdered enttdven . so— mums of one of the murdered children . so what— mums of one of the murdered children . so what it will do is children. so what it will do is eetnettv— children. so what it will do is eetnettv ont— children. so what it will do is actually put some emphasis on the actually put some emphasis on tne events— actually put some emphasis on the events and— actually put some emphasis on the events and the people that are the events and the people that nnnntng— the events and the people that are running the— the events and the people that are running the event to take counter—terrorism seriously . i counter—terrorism seriously. i mean, we know that that that tenonsts—

give me ttg tetson— message for the future.e cost of tone— the pandemic, be it the cost of none enstse— the pandemic, be it the cost of living crisis?idon't- the pandemic, be it the cost of living crisis? don't hear any living crisis? i don't hear any ttnttte— living crisis? i don't hear any ttnttte-ttt— living crisis? i don't hear any fanfare - all the - living crisis? i don't hear any fanfare all the other fanfare from all the other pttttes— fanfare from all the other parties answers to these parties of big answers to these big parties of big answers to these ttg propens— parties of big answers to these big problems. us.— parties of big answers to these big problems. us. i still big problems. us. so i still tettewe— big problems. us. so i still believe passionately as a conservative,— conservative, we're the only party— conservative, we're the only ptttw-ttte- conservative, we're the only ptwtw-ttte to- conservative, we're the only party able to deal with party that is able to deal with soneltnose— party that is able to deal

it o ttg teat.— unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah. it o ttg teet- — unexamined. yeah, yeah, yeah.king it easier for workers country jonathan making it easier for worisays, country jonathan making it easier for worisays, you country jonathan making it easier for worisays, you know country jonathan making it easier for worisays, you know what country jonathan making it easier for worisays, you know what cou need, and says, you know what we need, we need it to be easier for workers strike. we got the workers to strike. we got the nurses, rail, got nurses, we got the rail, we got the post office, virtually everyone. you're probably on strike a minute wearing strike in a minute from wearing a waistcoat. but i've been a silly waistcoat. but i've been me— a silly waistcoat. but i've been me teem— a silly waistcoat. but i've been i've been made— a silly waistcoat. but i've been i've been made a— a silly waistcoat. but i've been i've been made a fool- mg i but i've been i've been made a fool of today. not— i've been made a fool of today. not sttmtotu— i've been made a fool of today. not st

there seems to be this ttg twen— stuff. there seems to be this ttg ouen tot— stuff. mccann 16 years-from her— 16 years on from her disappearance. mark white is at the disappearance. mark white is at tne ene— disappearance. mark white is at tne ot— disappearance. mark white is at the scene of the— disappearance. mark white is at the scene of the for search us wttn— the scene of the for search us wttn-new— the scene of the for search us with new developments as and with any new developments as and wnen—tn.— with any new developments as and wnen—tn. wett— with any new developments as and when—in. well, one- with any new developments as and when in. well, one of when they come in. well, one of the when they come in. well, one of tne wont-e— when they come in. well, one of the world's greatest missing oee— the world's greatest missing persons mysteries solved persons mysteries be solved wety— persons mysteries be solved very-enonty— persons mysteries be solved wee-enonty .- persons mysteries be solved very, shortly . gallery this very, very shortly. gallery this as very,

— united kingdom there is not a veny ttg totty— united kingdom there is not a very big tobby as_ unitedwho's entitled to become a citizen. yes.— who's entitled to become a citizen. yes. and- who's entitled to become a citizen. yes. and the former aoettotton— citizen. yes. and the former australian prime minister, john tovott— australian prime minister, john tovott tot— australian prime minister, john tovott tot tt— australian prime minister, john howard put it very well in a tttoee— howard put it very well in a ttnoee ttot— howard put it very well in a phrase that became almost icon in phrase that became almost icon tn aoettotto. — phrase that became almost icon in australia. he— phrase that became almost icon in australia. he acknowledged ttot— in australia. he acknowledged that australia's— in australia. he acknowledged that australia's humanitarian otttgottone— that australia's humanitarian obligations, which by the way we tottt— obligations, which by the way we totttt none— obligations, which by the way we fulfil more generously than most oonttee— fulfil more generously than most oo

but since there's tnet ttg— intelligence.taking the russian side. but you called it kyiv well . yeah, called it kyiv as well. yeah, well, i don't really go for that kyiv they're going to say kyiv stuff. they're going to say i'm just i'm a russian shill. ijust don't really say don't go for. can you really say kyiv? isay don't go for. can you really say kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? tnet-s— kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? tnet-s tne— kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? that's the real— kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? that's the real test.— kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? that's the real test. _ t?” i say mumbai or mumbai? that's the real test. . that's the real test. it's bomb. tt-s— that's the real test. it's bomb. tt-s nenew.— that's the real test. it's bomb. tt-s tentew. ts— that's the real test. it's bomb. it's bombay. is it?— that's the real test. it's bomb. it's bombay. is it? oh,- that's the real test. . it's bombay. is it? oh, my god. at.— it's bombay. is it? oh, my god. oh,-complaints. _ it's bombay. is it? oh, my god. oh,-complai

but since there's tnet ttg— intelligence.e russian side. but you called kyiv well . yeah, called it kyiv as well. yeah, well, i don't really go for that kyiv they're going to say kyiv stuff. they're going to say i'm just kyiv stuff. they're going to say i'm go just kyiv stuff. they're going to say i'm go for. just kyiv stuff. they're going to say i'm go for. can just kyiv stuff. they're going to say i'm go for. can really say don't go for. can you really say kyiv? isay don't go for. can you really say kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? tnet-s— kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? tnet-s tne— kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? that's the real— kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? that's the real test.— kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? that's the real test. _ t?” i say mumbai or mumbai? that's the real test. . that's the real test. it's bomb. tt-s— that's the real test. it's bomb. tt-s nenew.— that's the real test. it's bomb. tt-s tentew. ts— that's the real test. it's bomb. it's bombay. is it?— that's the real test. it's bomb. it's bombay. is it? oh,- t

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but since there's tnet ttg— intelligence.ing the russian side. but you called kyiv well . yeah, called it kyiv as well. yeah, well, i don't really go for that kyiv they're going to say kyiv stuff. they're going to say i'm just i'm a russian shill. ijust don't really say don't go for. can you really say kyiv? isay don't go for. can you really say kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? tnet-s— kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? tnet-s tne— kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? that's the-test.— kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? that's the-test. _ kyiv? i say mumbai or mumbai? that's the .test. it's- t?” i say mumbai or mumbai? that's the test. . that's the real test. it's bomb. tt-s— that's the real test. it's bomb. tt-s nenew.— that's the real test. it's bomb. tt-s nentew. ts— that's the real test. it's bomb. it's bombay. is it?— that's the real test. it's bomb. it's bombay. is it? oh,- that's the real test. . it's bombay. is it? oh, my god. at.— it's bombay. is it? oh, my god. on. tne— it's bombay. is it? oh, my god. oh, the complaints. _ it's bombay.

— if something, you know, i is the next ttg tttng— if something, you know, i is the next big thing just chuck paint all they were going to chuck paint att—wo.- they were going to chuck paint att—wo. tut- they were going to chuck paint all_ no, but that| all over the king. no, but that tttn-t— all over the king. no, but that tttn-t wonk— all over the king. no, but that didn't work out. _ all over the king. no, but that didn't work out. “tzi3 t: t: i“ e didn't work out. they didn't thank goodness. listen, listen, if joining us, if you're just joining us, welcome. the end welcome. but it is the end of the but let's talk about the show. but let's talk about what's been on the show. i've been is it the been asking you, is it the government's capping government's place to be capping food think? food prices? what do you think? well, according to our twitter poll, 39% of you said yes. and 61% of you say no . i've got to 61% of you say no. i've got to say a huge thank you to my panel say a huge thank you to my panel, author and broadcaster christine milton. christine, thank you very much. pleasu

they— all the roads are just dug up. thew ttg— all the roads are just dug up. thew ttg them— all thee call county— how the most common defence for what we call county lines, peopte— what we call county lines, peopte-were- what we call county lines, people were with at what we call county lines,- people .were with - at the people who were with me at the time — people who were with me at the eeme—erewingl people who were with me at thel eeme—erewing .p, time when they were drawing up, they—of- time when they were drawing up, theiunforeseen_of. time when they were drawing up, theiunforeseen unintended of the unforeseen unintended consequences . c consequences. it's flawed and they've it. how they've got to fix it. how interesting , right?- gt» . how interesting , right.7 emma this interesting, right.7 emma this the— interesting, right.7 emma this the .— interesting, right.7 emma this the i think,— interesting, right.7 emma this this i think, ladies and gentlemen,— this i think, ladies and gentlemen, we have a good news story.— gentlemen, we have a good news story. something— gentlemen,

ston— you on to ask you about another ttg ston toon— you on to ask you about another ttg ston toton is. 7:17. .bring you up to date 7:17. let's bring you up to date with the of today's top with the rest of today's top stories. and the government says it will prevent vape ads from targeting young people. ministers they will stop ministers say they will stop netottens— ministers say they will stop retailers allowing free retailers from allowing free sonntes— retailers from allowing free sonptes ot— retailers from allowing free samples of vapes to be given to ontnnen— samples of vapes to be given to ontttnen tn— samples of vapes to be given to children in england. there will otso— children in england. there will otso te— children in england. there will otso te o— children in england. there will also be a review— children in england. there will also be a review into banning netottens— also be a review into banning retailers selling— also be a review into banning retailers selling nicotine free nones— retailers selling nicotine free notes to— retailers selling nicotine free vapes to.unde

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i mean, she ttg— the partygate inquiry. i mean, she ttg tn— the partygate inquiry.of wine bottles or or vomited post wild parties during lockdown . so while i do think lockdown. so while i do think that the labour party may have done a bit of an own goal here, particularly as you see, given keir starmer's reputation being built on on being a kind of stickler for the rules, which is presumably why thought presumably why he thought sue gray kind of strong gray was a kind of strong appointment, i think we do have to separate the two. the evidence around johnson's evidence around boris johnson's complete lack respect for the complete lack of respect for the country during lockdown is irrefutable. we have the photos, we have the text messages . we we have the text messages. we have various testimonies from people were in in various people who were in in various offices at the time. so i think i think to say that this discredits a stretch . discredits that is a stretch. whether the labour party have created a kind of a problem for themselves with this appointment i yet to

so it's a ttg taw— love? i tell you all. so it's a ttg taw tet— love? i tell you all. concerned that he was so popular within the party— he was so popular within the pant tnat— he was so popular within the pant tnat ene— he was so popular within the party that she wouldn't be ttetenet— party that she wouldn't be listened to. _ party that she wouldn't be listened to. i— party that she wouldn't be listened to. i mean , that listened to. i mean, that teeen-t— listened to. i mean, that doesn't sound- listened to. i mean, that doesn't sound or look good, does it . doesn't sound or look good, does tt . — doesn't sound or look good, does tt . wett— doesn't sound or look good, does tt . wett. twe— doesn't sound or look good, does it . well, i've been— doesn't sound or look good, does it . well, i've been part- doesn't sound or look good, does it. well, i've been part of a group of women mps who've campaigned for these new independent systems that we've got . we've got an independent got. we've got an independent system of investigation now in parliament that and so does the la

at itv have gathered for crisis talks on how to deal with the crisis talks on how to deal with tne ttg . the new law aims to tackle emett— . the new law aims to tackle emett teet— . the new law aims to tackle small boat crossings, sending eeytwm— small boat crossings, sending asylum seekers— small boat crossings, sending asylum seekers back home or to a tntrt— asylum seekers back home or to a tntrt eewntry— asylum seekers back home or to a third country such— asylum seekers back home or to a third country such as— asylum seekers back home or to a third country such as rwanda. ttteget— third country such as rwanda. illegal migration— third country such as rwanda. illegal migration exploits the meet— illegal migration exploits the most vulnerable— illegal migration exploits the most vulnerable people. . ” most vulnerable people. it risks erewttng— most vulnerable people. it risks erewttng eet— most vulnerable people. it risks crowding out those with a genuine case for asylum, and it strains the trust that our citizens have, not just in our domestic borders, but in the international syste

— princess anne, as she proved teet new ttg en— princess anne, as she proved just how big an asset sheparations and slimming listen to slimming down. listen to princess anne. i thought what was particularly— princess anne. i thought what was particularly brave- 37” i ' ““ti; i thought what was particularly brave and i teetty— was particularly brave and i teetty te— was particularly brave and i really do mean— was particularly brave and i really do mean that because when you really do mean that because when yee tett— really do mean that because when yee tett eteet— really do mean that because when you talk about this— really do mean that because when you talk about this issue , you you talk about this issue, you knew.— you talk about this issue, you knew. ye — you talk about this issue, you know, you're going to have the you talk about this issue, you know,mob re going to have the you talk about this issue, you know,mob coming to have the you talk about this issue, you know,mob coming for have the you talk about this issue, you know,mob coming for you. the you talk about this issue, you

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now been expanded to three years, which will make a very, very— years, which will make a very, very ttgglad you used the vert trust— does. and i'm glad you used the word trust because— does. and i'm glad you used the word trust because about 18 mentts— word trust because about 18 mentts-ene— word trust because about 18 months-one of- word trust because about 18 months one of the leading months ago, one of the leading tustretten— months ago, one of the leading australian international retettens— australian international relations tanks, an relations think tanks, an tnstttute— relations think tanks, an institute called the lowy tnstttute— institute called the lowy tnstttute .— institute called the lowy institute , which publishes an institute, which publishes an ennuet— institute, which publishes an annual public— institute, which publishes an annual public attitude survey , annual public attitude survey, etveys— annual public attitude survey, etveys estet— annual public attitude survey, always asked the— annual public attitude survey, always asked the question as part— always asked the q

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part— news, although i think we're a ttg ran at— news, although i think we're a big part of people are a different story on the eye, tnaugn— different story on the eye, though, which _ different story on the eye, though, which leads with wokeist arcnttcnan— though, which leads with wokeist archbishop justin— though, which leads with wokeist archbishop justin welby has ctacnet— archbishop justin welby has clashed with— archbishop justin welby has clashed with downing street over mtgrattan—tne- migration as he slams the mega— migration as he slams the illegal migration bill and the tanguage— illegal migration bill and the tanguage ucet— illegal migration bill and the language used by ministers , language used by ministers, tnctuttng— language used by ministers, including suella braverman . my including suella braverman. my cunerctar— including suella braverman. my cuperctar panet— including suella braverman. my superstar panel return and now top— superstar panel return and now tap daily— superstar panel return and now tap nattv natt— superstar panel return and now top daily mail columnis

i mean, he did that groot ttg tntng— careful.what he wants to do. the earthshot the tntngo— wants to do. the earthshot the tntngo tnot— wants to do. the earthshot the things that he's— wants to do. the earthshot the things that he's interested in. non— things that he's interested in. tnon noo— things that he's interested in. tnon no-o got— things that he's interested in. then he's got grandchildren. you know.— then he's got grandchildren. you know. woo— then he's got grandchildren. you know, you blink— then he's got grandchildren. you know, you blink and william will be know, you blink and william will to rot— know, you blink and william will to to ont— know, you blink and william will be 19 and he'll— know, you blink and william will be 19 and he'll take over doing ttttoront— be 19 and he'll take over doing different things— be 19 and he'll take over doing different things that he's interested— different things that he's interested in. jtit different things that he's- interested in. do you think that the king has some kind of pl

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and i've got a whopping gtoat ttg noun— news.erbial in the proverbial anyway— proverbial in the proverbial anyway wont— proverbial in the proverbial anyway next-to- proverbial in the proverbial anyway next to rip us off anyway next wants to rip us off all anyway next wants to rip us off at tno— anyway next wants to rip us off at to nost— anyway next wants to rip us off all the rest-this— anyway next wants to rip us off all the rest this hour, we all the rest of this hour, we ao-ootno— all the rest of this hour, wei are-going-talking all the rest of this hour, we. are-going-talking as are also going to be talking as wott— are also going to be talking as wott about— are also going to be talking as well about texas. _ are also going to be talking as well about texas. yes. well well about texas. yes. why? well tooauso— well about texas. yes. why? well tooauso tnow— well about texas. yes. why? well because they have— well about texas. yes. why? well because they have got a massive, massive , massive— because they have got a massive, m

eettener— donor for many years and was a ttg eettener et— donor for many years and was a big supportere first became a tory mp . there is this became a tory mp. there is this tendency among sitting mps to overestimate their personal vote and it seems quite likely that that's a tory vote and it'll come out blue. he probably gets eteet— come out blue. he probably gets eteet a— come out blue. he probably gets eteet a er— come out blue. he probably gets about 4 or 5000— come out blue. he probably gets about 4 or 5000 votes- r he probably gets about 4 or 5000 votes because tte— about 4 or 5000 votes because we ntm. — about 4 or 5000 votes because we ntm. tee— about 4 or 5000 votes because it's him. you wonder why he tttnt— it's him. you wonder why he tttn-t teet— it's him. you wonder why he didn't just stand— it's him. you wonder why he didn't just stand as an independent- didn't just stand as an independent if he's if didn't just stand as an- independent-if he's if he's independent then if he's if he's eenettteente— independent then if he's if he's constituents like— independent then if he

so it's a pretty ttg—touuy- hunter horses. so it's a pretty ttg—touoy. - hunter horses. .— the main thing. and we've got toto . wnot— the main thing. and we've got lots . what are— the main thing. and we've got lots . what are we— the main thing. and we've got lots . what are we talking to? lots. what are we talking to? i'll lots. what are we talking to? ttt tott— lots. what are we talking to? ttt tott you— lots. what are we talking to? i'll tell you what— lots. what are we talking to? i'll tell you what we're going to got— i'll tell you what we're going to got tno— i'll tell you what we're going to get the latest— i'll tell you what we're going to get the latest from liam notttgon—ol to get the latest from liami halligan_a few halligan coming up in a few ntnutoo— minutes. and eurovision, of course, liverpool . good morning to you. 930. loads of you— good morning to you. 930. loads ot you getttng— good morning to you. 930. loads ot you gotttng tn— good morning to you. 930. loads of you getting in touch this one tutt— of you getting in touch this one just got— of you gett