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in a video, andrew tait outlined _ andrew tait. in a video, andrew tait outlined his _ andrew tait. deo, andrew tait outlined his method for - tait outlined his method for approaching women online. sometimes, like i said, i'll put a completely pointless immediately and, cherries or a strawberry. it does not mean anything. why don't ever see you wary hiding? 99% say i'm not hiding. that's nearly everyone says.— not hiding. that's nearly eve one sa s. ~ ., ., ., everyone says. another woman who did not — everyone says. another woman who did not want _ everyone says. another woman who did not want to _ everyone says. another woman who did not want to reveal - everyone says. another woman who did not want to reveal her| who did not want to reveal her identity on camera showed a screenshot of an exchange between her and tristan tate when she was 17. it appears to follow andrew's script. she was first contacted last may. his initial message reads: he moves on to say: translation: i know he was runnina translation: i know he was running the — translation: i know he was running the same _ tr

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now, though, it's over to andrew andrew . andrew. he chancellor, the submarine , i'd like to call him submarine, i'd like to call him jeremy hunt. he finally surfaced and he's made made a major speech today. he's talking about long term prosperity based on british genius and hard work. he spoke in central london . he spoke in central london. he defended not cutting taxes, insisting the best tax cut right now is a in inflation, which of course, is a 40 year high. and get this , he's going to use get this, he's going to use brexit freedoms to boost growth in the uk . brexit freedoms to boost growth in the uk. here's a brexit freedoms to boost growth in the uk . here's a little only in the uk. here's a little only a little of what he had to say. and my party understands better than the importance low taxes in creating incentives and fostering the animal spirits that spur economic growth . but that spur economic growth. but another conservative insight is that risk taking by individuals and businesses can only happen when governments prov

andrew andrew is accepted andrew well born to win, it turns out you are born to build towers please. first element 30 seconds to build that's the trick. install it. come back thank you very much. map dividing the earth ball on the northern and southern hemispheres correct quaternary stop, and there why not a line? north and south is probably the latitude north from above south from below it was like this before shooting vasilisa what will happen now i am not equator yes i think yes, i think yes equator victoria and what confuses you with an absolutely correct answer? well, of course, the equator. with fairy tales and with literature in general, so the next question is for you, but here it will be a little easier, as in the fairy tale by hans christian andersen , the name of the boy who was captured by the snow queen was. what was his name? the answer was given by your team. you avoid continuing the topic. yes, not to go too far. and what word did kai fold in the castle of the snow queen, remember he had ice sticks, he was in captivity and folded a certain word. what kind of word is a

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andrew andrew is well received by andrew. er nice to win, it turns out you were born to build towers, please. nikita the first element 30 seconds to build that's the trick. install it. return to the team. thanks a lot. the spark is probably a quarter, but it's probably north and south, it's probably the latitude north from above south from below. so it was before the filming of vasilisa what will happen now ? well, of course, the equator. but what else? i see that you are good with fairy tales and with literature in general, therefore, the next question is for you, but here it will be a little easier, as in the fairy tale by hans christian andersen, the name of the boy who was captured by the snow queen called the absolutely correct answer. avoid construction. you just look like nikita. let's continue the topic. yes, not to go too far. and what word did kai fold in the castle of the snow queen, remember he had ice sticks, he was in captivity and folded a certain word. what kind of word is a fairly well-known fact. so what is t

andrew andrew is well received by andrew. alexander cute to win, it turns out that you are born to build towers, please. nikita the first element 30 seconds to build this little thing. thanks a lot. what is the name of the conditional line on the globe and map that divides the globe into the northern and southern hemispheres? the game is correct, probably equatorial and south north. this is probably the latitude north from above south from below so it was before the shooting of vasilisa what will happen now i am not equator yes, it seems to me, yes equator victoria and what confuses you with an absolutely correct answer? well, of course, the equator. with fairy tales and with literature in general, therefore, the next question is for you, but here it will be a little easier, as in the fairy tale of hans christian andersen, the name of the boy who was captured by the snow queen was. what was his name? the absolutely correct answer to your team, you avoid the topic. yes, not to go too far. and what word did the snow queen fold

andrew. andrew, i'm sorry. andrew. andrew, before i come to mike porky parry. critical of harry and does that make you a terrible racist ? i don't think terrible racist? i don't think so. i work with students from multiple countries fights . you multiple countries fights. you know, i've worked in the higher education now over 11 years. i i have a different opinion of megan because of the way is i'm compared to kate how she has embraced her role . i know it's embraced her role. i know it's just how how is her demeanour ? just how how is her demeanour? you know, i have friends that are international all time this morning that she meets up with a former student who was asking former student who was asking for my advice who . she happens for my advice who. she happens to be from greece. so no i'm not racist or anything like that. i don't see why she is a particularly a royal. i see catherine as a modern diana too. right | catherine as a modern diana too. right i think you're right. and she's even got diana's ring. andrew you'll have noticed the hint of irony. andre

andrew. andrew, i'm sorry. andrew. andrew, before i come to mike porky parry. critical of harry and does that make you a terrible racist ? i don't think terrible racist? i don't think so. i work with students from multiple countries fights . you multiple countries fights. you know, i've worked in the higher education now over 11 years. i i have a different opinion of megan because of the way is i'm compared to kate how she has embraced her role . i know it's embraced her role. i know it's just how how is her demeanour ? just how how is her demeanour? you know, i have friends that are international all time this morning that she meets up with a former student who was asking former student who was asking for my advice who . she happens for my advice who. she happens to be from greece. so no i'm not racist or anything like that. i don't see why she is a particularly a royal. i see catherine as a modern diana too. right | catherine as a modern diana too. right i think you're right. and she's even got diana's ring. andrew you'll have noticed the hint of irony. andre

andrew, let's to andrew, let's good. let's get to andrew. thoughts. andrew. andrew your thoughts. oint you here, i'm going disappoint you here, actually, because any actually, because like any academic, to sit on academic, i'm going to sit on the fence . what i think it is the fence. what i think it is worth saying , let's say my own worth saying, let's say my own personal view is that if we had a proposal to reinstate the death penalty , listen to both death penalty, listen to both sides and i'd be open persuasion either way, which what any academic debate it would actually be very difficult to get it back . one point that get it back. one point that think everyone has to realise is it would involve getting out of the european on human rights . we the european on human rights. we have signed the 13th protocol called to that convention which says we promise to abolish the death penalty in all circumstances without exception. you can't find it. circumstances without exception. you can't find it . we'd have to you can't find it. we'd have to get to the european convention on human .

investigate this matter and establish all the facts and to andrew simmons is following the story for us. he's in london. hello there, andrew. andrew. so he expected the p. m to get a hard time at parliament questions, but how did he actually deal with it? yeah, he did get a tough time. he was tackled by the labor opposition leader kissed armor. and he did actually point out that he was weak and stammer said that he was weak, that he would loss control and that there was chaos all around him. however, he did hold his ground, he did explain. as you heard of that clip that he heard about this a week ago, and there was no indication that any wrongdoing had taken place. and once seed heard over the weekend, that there had been a penalties involved in something like $6000000.00 of taxation penalties actually made against the former finance minister. then he appointed the independent investigator, which he'd promised when he became prime minister and labor had wanted a real clamp down on wrongdoings and sleeves as its note here. and so he did make that point. and he also said that, sir, there will be the, the investigation and the outcom

andrew . andrew. what what is andrew pierce here? s in the nhs reports today the good morning the gmb union is considering six further strike for vince workers. it comes figures this week show the proportion patients in a&e in england within the target 4 hours fell to 65. that's another record low more than 54,000 people waited more than 54,000 people waited more than 54,000 people waited more than 12 hours for a&e treatment in england, another grim record and 7.2 million people are on waiting lists for routine hospital treatment in england, which is a slight fall on the previous month . and of on the previous month. and of all of this, at the backdrop of strikes in the studio with many delighted to say it's paul embery, who's a trade genius and broadcaster i'm going to talk now to a former nhs trust chairman roy lilley. roy is about as bad as it can be, isn't it? and these strikes are simply going to make it much worse . going to make it much worse. andrew afternoon. well, yes, it's certainly horrendous . the it's certainly horrendou

andrew, a “ournalist in sao paolo who i _ them. ok, andrew, a “ournalist in sao paolo who i know_ them. ok, andreww, ajournalist in sao paolo who i know know you . them. ok, andrew, ajournalist in. sao paolo who i know know you are about to cover pele's funeral but it is good to get your thought, an historic moment for brazil, a nation as we are witnessing, swearing in its new president luiz inacio lula da silva. it is the president of brazil, after that incredibly tight, incredibly close run election that we saw back in october. tomorrow, the nation will mourn its famous footballer, but for the time being, this is a nation with a new leader, we are witnesses that historical moment in brasilia. ukraine's armed forces say they've shot down 45 iranian—made drones fired by russia since new year's eve. the latest bombardment follows a wave of attacks on ukraine cities over the christmas season, including residential areas, which forced tens of thousands of people into shelters . of people into shelters. there's been a defiant new year address from president zelensky, with a message of hope for ukraine

andrew mccabe. andrew, a lot we do not know. an older asian man is in custody. as we've said, seven people dead. i mean, what stands out to you about this one? >> i guess just the brutal repetition of it. you know, i was thinking about -- talking about what investigators are likely doing or will do in the wake of this shooting. essentially the exact same thing that their colleagues are currently doing in monterey park in the shooting that happened there the day before yesterday. so, they're going to go back with help from people like the fbi and others. and they're going to try to look through this person's life and piece together what led to this awful moment. they're going to look at his writings. they're going to look at his social media, if he has any. they're going to look at his electronics devices to see if t he's communicated with friends, anything to indicate a grievance or world view, whatever it might be that led to this. and then they'll be able to offer that up to the community as some sort of tragic explanation as to what happened. but at the end of that process, we'll probably have to move on to another one. >> chief ramsey, you know, again, there's always the question of is somebody motivated by what they have seen on television, motivate bid another shooting that just happened. unclear. we don't know about this person's motivation. but, you know, these things -- i guess they happen regularly, so it's hard to tell if one motivates the other. >> well, that's something that they'll certainly be looking into. i mean, this is very close to the monterey park shooting in terms of time. whether or not this is a copy cat or if this is something totally different. but what's really unusual is "the san francisco chronicle" reporting this is an asian male, 67 years old. the shooter in monterey park is 72 years old. it's just unusual to have people that age engaged in this kind of activity. that stands out. there's no question about it. i don't know why, but, you know, that's definitely something unusual that's taking place there. >> we understand there's a press conference that's about to start, that we will be bringing live. andrewtiple locations make it any more difficult for -- i mean, they're close together. it's a relatively small had community. does that add to the difficulty for investigators? >> it does. it makes it a bit more complicated to drk. >> i'm sorry. i'm going to interrupt and take this press conference live. >> condolences to the families of the victims, their coworkers, the coastal community, and the city of half moon bay. this kind of shooting is horrific. it's a tragedy that we hear about far too often. but today it's hit home in san mateo county. today at 2:22 p.m., sheriff's deputies were dispatched to the 12700 block of san mateo road, highway 92, in unincorporated san mateo county on the report of a shooting with multiple victims. upon arrival, deputies located four victims deceased with gunshot wounds. a fifth victim also suffering from a gunshot wound was transported to stanford medical center with life-threatening injuries. the suspect was not immediately located. shortly thereafter,

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andrew bomb. andrew is a meritus professor of practice at the side business school university of aux, but he's also the chairman of new core capital management. good time with us, andrew talk us through the bigger picture here, the macro economic situation underpinning the housing market right now. as we it looks like about to enter a global recession. yeah, i think, i think the big news adrian about, about the housing market is, is most people would say, how is rising interest rates and the fact that they are now back to higher levels that we saw last in about 2007. so if you recall the local financial crisis line to come to the interest rates wrong in the u. k. 5 of course is about one and off by 2019 to tory, 2009. and then and then they sort of come out again because of colby, so we've got you. so there's really low interest rate environment. and that's all reversed in the last 6 to 8 months. and that reversal is cause people to assume that we've got a housing problem because of the rising cost of debt. fine. that's clearly a big issue and that's sort of creating a lot of concern in the, in the housing markets globally. right now, the big news, there are lots of o

andrew andrew is good. and that means too who will have a girl? and about the employee with me at work, she dreamed of giving the husband of the heir to the girl, it turned out to be a vitamin. today is not very convenient. well, maybe the day after tomorrow. okay, let's keep in touch, shall we? everyone agreed. kiss. bye bye. tonya when was the last time you talked to children, and what kind of children are you and i talking about, the only son, and he doesn’t want to talk to me, that’s why i wanted to ask you, when was the last time you talked to him. well, i talked to andrewrips. i think he has financial problems. he has a pregnant wife who spends too much time alone at the most difficult time. but if you don't want to lose your grandson as well, well, make peace, and you try. well , she is punctual. here you can immediately see the englishwoman. well, how are we doing? tell me what's the news? oh, everything is very good. kostya got me an internship at the information center of the main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs of russia. hmm. so wait now. decipher what this means? it doesn't matter, i'll do forensic science, a well, great. maybe we'll go for a cup of tea and you know with pleasure? i'm just so hungry. how are you? wait for vicky. you tell me first how mom. not very good. she sobs all day and thinks that andrei is cheating on her on business trips. lord, what nonsense? well , of course, this is all against the backdrop of pregnancy. andrey, i gave you the most precious thing in my life. natasha, we remember family happiness is 90 p

andrew: --expected? andrew: another six to 12 inches. there's going to be quite a bit of snow falling over the next several hours. we are expecting another this weekend and a couple more into next week so we could be looking at some very large snow totals over the next seven to 10 days. i don't want to give exact amount because we are not quite sure yet but upwards of four feet or even double that if some of the forecasts come true. >> a significant amount of snow. what does that mean for the public? are there dangers or warnings they might need to heed? andrewned in the first part of the segment here. road travel is completely hazardous right now. anything going over the sierra, even in the areas where it has been raining, it's really probable. is going to encounter that as well as. it is not all winter wonderland and there are things to worry about as well. >> i'm glad you shared that. there are some things to think about. a lot of people are thinking about what this means for our drought. i want to bring out the drought map because we have seen the impact of all of the snow in our area really making an impact here. what would you say? a few weeks ago, you were here. we would take about 60 feet of snow if i am correct to get us out of the drought. if you feel like that, how close are we to that goal? >> we are still at that point where we need a lot of it. that being said, this is absolutely fantastic. the state right now is 174% of average for our snowpack. compared to this time last year, that is all the way down into the southern sierra

now i'll speak with international and independent charla such as andrew lang. andrew, thank you so much for joining us this morning on ozzy. so we see china is continuing to build relations with the african continent, but also key areas will they look to, to continue building on? well, thomas engagement with africa is very different from the west. because katara has been contacting and eating with africa and investing in africa for a long time. and the emphasis is always been on building an infrastructure notice capacity building for development and capacity in terms of schools, hospitals and utilities, network, rails, and highways. so that the, some of the agricultural land, situated out of nowhere, farmers could take their products to the market. and of course, china has been doing a lot more out of the goodness of the art. no country is totally by interest. but by developing the capacity for all these countries, 8, it will help the east countries to develop and also cost too much force. ready cars between china and africa. so now it's hardest become africa, largest

andrew, you gave us the last correct response. - pick a clue and a category. - science for $200. cris. - what is a squirrel? - no. zack. - what is a bat? - that's it. is history for $200. - andrew. - what's tobacco? - that's right. - science for $1,000. - andrew matter? - correct for $1,000. - sharp, $200. - cris. - what is sword? - yes. - the rest, $600. - andrew. - what's great responsibility? - yes, it does. - the rest, $200. - cris. - what is blames his tools? - yes. - sharp, $800. [beep] that's a thorn, in the paw of a lion, in fact. - cris. - hodgepourripodge, $400. - andrew. - what are skittles? - good. - hodge for $200. zack. what is the empire state building? you are correct. let's go the rest, as they say... for $400. - andrew. - what's rot? no. zack. - what is stink? - more specifically? smell? - smell bad? - no, i'm sorry. [beep] the famous saying is that specifically, they begin to smell after three days. that's the shelf life of houseguests. - zack. - looking sharp! for $400. - andrew. - what's gillette? - that's right. - $600, sharp. - cris. - what is a paper cut? - yes. - the rest, $1,000. zack. what is "never the two... the twain shall meet? what is "never the twain shall meet"? no, i'm sorry. cris or andrew? [beep] it's a di

andrew is indeed. and perhaps andrew is one one of the victims. alan, do know prince andreww prince andrew, because i'm told that you have been assisting him. i don't know whether you're assisting him directly or assisting him. fire but can you talk a little bit about that? sure i've met him three times. he came to my at harvard criminal law. i was introduced to him by the lady and lord rothchild . and i was and lord rothchild. and i was ianed and lord rothchild. and i was invited by the british consul general in boston to, have a dinner with with my wife and i don't consider him a friend. i don't consider him a friend. i don't have his phone number or his email , don't have his phone number or his email, but i would like to help the truth come out in any way. can i? you think he's innocent and for falsely accused people and anybody who has about the accusation . i would like to the accusation. i would like to help to make sure that there's a deep inquiry into the truth the truth is what's important not our accusations. that's why i titled my book guilt by accusing because t

andrew is indeed. and perhaps andrew is one one of the victims. alan, do know prince andreww prince andrew, because i'm told that you have been assisting him. i don't know whether you're assisting him directly or assisting him. fire but can you talk a little bit about that? sure i've met him three times. he came to my at harvard criminal law. i was introduced to him by the lady and lord rothchild . and i was and lord rothchild. and i was ianed and lord rothchild. and i was invited by the british consul general in boston to, have a dinner with with my wife and i don't consider him a friend. i don't consider him a friend. i don't have his phone number or his email , don't have his phone number or his email, but i would like to help the truth come out in any way. can i? you think he's innocent and for falsely accused people and anybody who has about the accusation . i would like to the accusation. i would like to help to make sure that there's a deep inquiry into the truth the truth is what's important not our accusations. that's why i titled my book guilt by accusing because t

out because so many young men idolized andrew tate. >> this is a big problem because we cannot wake up in 20 years with two million andrew tates. >> in a video, andrewoutlined his method for approaching women online. andrew: sometimes, like i said, injury. i will put on a completely pointless emoji at the end, cherries, a strawberry. because it does not mean anything. correspondent: he also recommends asking a woman, why do i never see you? where are you hiding? 99% of them say i am not hiding, he explains. this woman has an exchange that seems to follow this script. she showed me messages apparently from andrew's brother nt she was 17 years old. you are beautiful, he says, i feel i have seen you around town before. where have you been hiding? as andrew tate predicts, she replies, i did not hide. >> i know he was writing the same thing to a lot girls, including a friend of mine. he used the same approach, always starting the conversation with the same line, you are beautiful. correspondent: in publicity for his online courses in manipulating and exploiting women, andrew tate has said his job was to meet a girl, sleep with her,, get her to full in lo

andrew for example, said that andrew would still be able to use his hrh titles. even king charles, who previously had been absolutely adamant that there was no future role . andrewandrew is starting to waver because of the credibility around jeffrey. so he could his lawyers try and blow up the settlement as . a pr blow up the settlement as. a pr strategy and then you get out there in, the press, this idea that the only reason settled was because he didn't want his late mother's year on earth to be dominated by the coverage of his his suit . they might, but look his suit. they might, but look let's talk about we know prince andrew did all right. we don't to spend much time on giuffre people are that's a he said she said at this point she's got credibility problems but so by the way does he all right i don't need to refer you back to that disastrous bbc interview. i don't sweat all that. they both have serious credibility issues. okay, but let's at what we know he did and, i'm telling you, if i were sitting in the jury booth so far, i would not convict this guy of having molested virginia giuffre. but we know he went to jeffrey epstein's house after jeffrey epstei

andrew for example, said that andrew would still be able to use his hrh titles. even king charles, who previously had been absolutely adamant that there was no future role . andrewandrew is starting to waver because of the credibility around jeffrey. so he could his lawyers try and blow up the settlement as . a pr blow up the settlement as. a pr strategy and then you get out there in, the press, this idea that the only reason settled was because he didn't want his late mother's year on earth to be dominated by the coverage of his his suit . they might, but look his suit. they might, but look let's talk about we know prince andrew did all right. we don't to spend much time on giuffre people are that's a he said she said at this point she's got credibility problems but so by the way does he all right i don't need to refer you back to that disastrous bbc interview. i don't sweat all that. they both have serious credibility issues. okay, but let's at what we know he did and, i'm telling you, if i were sitting in the jury booth so far, i would not convict this guy of having molested virginia giuffre. but we know he went to jeffrey epstein's house after jeffrey epstei

andrew. andrew what was your highlights of one of my highlights was that you're claiming the world cup. i thought that was brilliant. fantastic. way, 1966 all fantastic. by the way, 1966 all over again. i have to echo what both you and neil said . and it both you and neil said. and it was it's like a quip sheet really, doubt coming really, without a doubt coming to gb news every week on different programmes has been brilliant. like a brilliant. it is like a wonderful family putting the fun into dysfunctional but also correcting people's misunderstanding about the channel. stephen dixon did channel. and stephen dixon did a fantastic little article about gb news and how people dismissed it. first of all, saying, oh, it's all right wing and i don't listen to anybody else and people don't even watch it on that sort of basis what i would encourage people to do and what happens on every single show is you are lots of you encourage are lots of different. we said the top different. as we said at the top of show. and so what i want of the show. and so what i want to encourage people, to do, encourage people, question but let's question everything, but let's start the start with the facts, get the facts right, people can facts right, and then people can have opinion on that sort of basis. so for me, gb news has been brilliant a real, real been brilliant and a real, real highlight week is coming highlight of my week is coming on shows. on the different shows. the other would mention other thing that i would mention as well, because people don't mention it enough and there's too much other rotten stuff on mention it enough and there's too headline |er rotten stuff on mention it enough and there's too headline thantten stuff on mention it enough and there's too headline than the stuff on mention it enough and there's too headline than the front on the headline than the front pages. the great advances in pages. is the great advances in tech just in air and tech in just in air and entertainment and so on. and so forth, which we have had we found the complete sink was 100% the sequence of the genome and what that means is that in time we're going to be able to solve all sorts of diseases and it's going to be brilliant in entertainment, as know, my entertainment, as you know, my background entertainment background as an entertainment lawyer looking at the developments that's happening there, you can create there, how you can create content, how are we getting massive on as massive advances on that as well? predict that what's well? i predict that what's going happen over next going to happen over the next few going to be few years is it's going to be revolutionising the way that we look and consume content, as well this well as getting all this tremendous in medicine. tremendous advance in medicine. so i had three on that sort of basis, but three worthwhile ones. love your enthusiasm. ones. i love your enthusiasm. andrewe andrew. they were two little highlights when highlights of my year when i walked an estate agent that walked past an estate agent that had gb news on all of its televisions and when i was at bournemouth hospital in the a&e after a bad e—scooter accident, self—inflicted , i must say it self—inflicted, i must say it was also there in the waiting room, keeping guests entertained so that was a nice little highlight. claire what's been your highlight of the year ? your highlight of the year? well, i mean, how do you follow on from that? so, you know, and iecho on from that? so, you know, and i echo andrew's point about gb news and i'm grateful that you allow me on here to sprouts. and what do you all but i think for this year it has to be the platinum jubilee her majesty the queen looking resplendent , queen looking resplendent, giving us a four day bank holiday. but the one thing that was so special is everybody came together . was so special is everybody came together. communities came

thank you to peter andrews and peter edwards and andrew weward . if edwards and andrew weward.nd any other shows on the gb news app so you can see bev turner today from yesterday and i'll see you tomorrow. have a great day . hello. i'm aidan great day. hello. i'm aidan mcgivern from the met office. six days cold today . heavy snow six days cold today. heavy snow for some, especially northern scotland, but bright spells for many in many places there be no snow. however, there has been across cornwall overnight that's moving away associated this low. the next area of low pressure pushing some heavy sleet , snow pushing some heavy sleet, snow into shetland, then orkney . and into shetland, then orkney. and then by the evening northern scotland along with an increasing winds as strong to gale force winds for the isles. as we enter the afternoon with that heavy sleet and snow for , that heavy sleet and snow for, shetland, orkney and the north of the mainland of scotland frequent showers into western scotland, northern ireland, northwest england and north wales. these showers also ha

andrew, you hopefully andrew, listen, if you hopefully will talk me will come back and talk to me about these, ask me on again. i'd love you to. and seriously, thank much for coming in thank you so much for coming in to thanks inviting me. to talk. thanks for inviting me. amazing andrew a journalist and filmmaker is telling us all about his experience after he met bank and hopefully about his experience after he mewill bank and hopefully about his experience after he mewill come bank and hopefully about his experience after he mewill come backk and hopefully about his experience after he mewill come back to nd hopefully about his experience after he mewill come back to greece afully about his experience after he mewill come back to greece .:ully he will come back to greece. tell more. thank you very tell me more. thank you very much, appreciated. much, andrew much appreciated. well, move to the well, before we move to the break the topic of shamima break on the topic of shamima bagan of the bagan speaking ahead of the release podcast, release of the podcast, journalist joss baker said there are ways excuse me, to are different ways excuse me, to tell the truth, i'm a baking story. there's the one about a 15 year old school girl who was groomed and learned to a warzon

andrew tate. you doubt all the women, but you never doubt andrew? i never doubt andrew. young and stupid. very simple. if you're living in the western world, this is probably 40% of the reason i moved to romania... in an online video, andrew tate said the move to romania in 2017 in part for what he saw as its more lenient approach to sexual assault claims. he and his brother tristan are being held in detention for 30 days while police investigate whether they set up a trafficking operation and forced women to work online in adult chat rooms. they are also investigating an allegation of rape. both men deny the charges. i've never seen any of them being aggressive. police have identified six women as potential victims, but last week, two of them publicly denied any mistreatment by the tate brothers. translation: i've - never been frightened. if i had been, i wouldn't have been stupid enough to stay in that house. i have a tattoo on my left arm that says 'tate girl', which i got out of respect for them. andrew tate's reputation hangs on this case, but romania's does too. its

andrew,, no. but in together in a loveless marriage is e past, andrew, we. but in together in a loveless marriage is e past, andrewogether in a loveless marriage is e past, andrew, we made it. together in a loveless marriage is e past, andrew, we made it . we the past, andrew, we made it. we made marriage a serious made the marriage was a serious commitment divorce was commitment and divorce was a thing do. and that thing you didn't do. and that encouraged people to make the effort to stay together. that was than what have was better than what we have now, no fault. divorce. now, which is no fault. divorce. i say tomorrow. like i say tomorrow. feel like getting that's it. getting divorced. that's it. then start legal then we can just start legal proceedings. can take half proceedings. i can take half your versa. the your money, vice versa. the problem you problem with this is how do you tell i mean, do you say tell that? i mean, do you say you seriously want to criminalise divorce again? you don't want to criminalise. i want to discourage it. so you want to discourage it. so you want it to be sort of like a taboo?

andrew,, no. but in together in a loveless marriage is e past, andrew, we. but in together in a loveless marriage is e past, andrewogether in a loveless marriage is e past, andrew, we made it. together in a loveless marriage is e past, andrew, we made it . we the past, andrew, we made it. we made marriage a serious made the marriage was a serious commitment divorce was commitment and divorce was a thing do. and that thing you didn't do. and that encouraged people to make the effort to stay together. that was than what have was better than what we have now, no fault. divorce. now, which is no fault. divorce. i say tomorrow. like i say tomorrow. feel like getting that's it. getting divorced. that's it. then start legal then we can just start legal proceedings. can take half proceedings. i can take half your versa. the your money, vice versa. the problem you problem with this is how do you tell i mean, do you say tell that? i mean, do you say you seriously want to criminalise divorce again? you don't want to criminalise. i want to discourage it. so you want to discourage it. so you want it to be sort of like a taboo?

andrew tate. so you don't just give andrew tate a platform to do the performance of andrew tate—ness, which is, youand captivating. but you put it in in the context of both the victims of allegations. and one of the things i think comes out very strongly in the vice documentary is that he's got a set of lines as good as any politician i've ever worked with. if you get beyond the lines, he starts umming and ahhing and looks very uncomfortable. so what you have to be very careful not to do is set it up like a cage fighting match. you know, the guy is a kickboxer. he you know, he plays he's like a heel in wrestling and he will play that. but what you have to do, i think now we have to think more about in the media is about the idea that when you put out your audience, what's the package, what's the stuff you put around it, how do you give people the information to understand not just this captivating performance that they're seeing? but, helen, you're right. if we watch the whole of matt's documentary, there's a huge amount of context which is valuable to judge the exchanges with andrew tate. but actu

but they're trying course get they're trying to, of course get rid andrew pc gone mad rid of andrew pcre to rid of it they're trying to get rid of it and oh needs be and they're oh there needs to be diversity kitchen and diversity in the kitchen and less bullying . what's less playground bullying. what's the point of a kitchen if you can't burning yourself and can't be burning yourself and having you having playground bully? do you think toxic think there is too much toxic masculinity in kitchens? no i think if you stop all the masculinity , it will pop up masculinity, it will pop up somewhere . do you think the food somewhere. do you think the food needs , the toxic masculinity, needs, the toxic masculinity, maybe they that's creates the food i don't know about that, but i've i had some studenti jobs in kitchens . but i've i had some studenti jobs in kitchens. i remember the atmosphere. it was quite i remember being a waitress and having to go in once and ask this chef , this guy from this chef, this guy from northern ireland, if somebody can have extra cheese or something. to my kitc

but they're trying course get they're trying to, of course get rid andrew pc gone mad rid of andrew pcre to rid of it they're trying to get rid of it and oh needs be and they're oh there needs to be diversity kitchen and diversity in the kitchen and less bullying . what's less playground bullying. what's the point of a kitchen if you can't burning yourself and can't be burning yourself and having you having playground bully? do you think toxic think there is too much toxic masculinity in kitchens? no i think if you stop all the masculinity , it will pop up masculinity, it will pop up somewhere . do you think the food somewhere. do you think the food needs , the toxic masculinity, needs, the toxic masculinity, maybe they that's creates the food i don't know about that, but i've i had some studenti jobs in kitchens . but i've i had some studenti jobs in kitchens. i remember the atmosphere. it was quite i remember being a waitress and having to go in once and ask this chef , this guy from this chef, this guy from northern ireland, if somebody can have extra cheese or something. to my kitc

the one of him, andrew , with these things him, andrew, with these things around. andrewis that the prince andrew has just inherited a load of money. exactly. with the queen's passing and now he feels emboldened, angry to take this back to court, to clear his name. how extraordinary. well, it's a mixed one. there are two things on this. he is saying that he was basically forced into shutting it up. so it didn't the jubilee didn't spoil the jubilee celebrations , is celebrations, which is a narrative that some they believe he paid 13 million, 12 million, and he had to sell his little chalet, which he had with fergie all sort of stuff. it still all that sort of stuff. it still haunts him. and they had the wonderful the musical on channel 4 over december , which is very 4 over december, which is very good with the best advertising campaign ever, because they went to woking express to the woking pizza express and said , if you missed it, you said, if you missed it, you better have decent alibi, which i think bit about what i think a little bit about what he's basically saying