tomorrow on camilla tominey show from a man bbo— camilla tominey show from a man nbo iii— camilla tomineyllard programmed it wrong some dullard programmed it wrong so it advice people to eat the equivalent of five extra big mac burgers a week. that's an extra 2086 calories. they've quite literally told fat people they can have their cake and eat it and some more . now, given that and some more. now, given that obesity is costing the nhs billions of pounds a year, it would be nice if they weren't actively making the problem worse. we've got an nhs that seems to be in a permanent state of crisis. we've got a government that thinks banning buy one, get one free offers is the way to slim down our waistlines and we can't even run a calorie calculator , right? so a calorie calculator, right? so leo, what does this tell us about the state of the nation? well, this is i think the nhs is insi— well, this is i think the nhs is insb bying— well, this is i think the nhs is insb bying bo— well, this is i think the nhs is just trying to make sure it's ibnmming— just trying to make sure it's iinmming nb

tomorrow on camilla tominey show from a man ribo— camilla tominey show from a man nbo iii— camilla tomineyt some dullard programmed it wrong some dullard programmed it wrong so it advice people to eat the equivalent of five extra big mac burgers a week. that's an extra 2086 calories. they've quite literally told fat people they can have their cake and eat it and some more . now, given that and some more. now, given that obesity is costing the nhs billions of pounds a year, it would be nice if they weren't actively making the problem worse. we've got an nhs that seems to be in a permanent state of crisis. we've got a government that thinks banning buy one, get one free offers is the way to slim down our waistlines and we can't even run a calorie calculator , right? so a calorie calculator, right? so leo, what does this tell us about the state of the nation? well, this is i think the nhs is iusi— well, this is i think the nhs is iusi irying— well, this is i think the nhs is iusi irying io— well, this is i think the nhs is just trying to make sure it's irumming— just trying to make sure it's

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-do- welcome back to the camilla tominey show. do move tominey show.t a morgovernment have failedrether immigration minister, in just a morgovernment have failed in 1er the government have failed in nonme— the government have failed in rooming-eno— the government have failed in tackling and illegal tackling legal and illegal mrgronon— tackling legal and illegal mrgronon .— tackling legal and illegal migration . in— tackling legal and illegal migration . in charlotte nichols, migration. in charlotte nichols, the migration. in charlotte nichols, one-wr— migration. in charlotte nichols, one-we nor— migration. in charlotte nichols, the mp for warrington the labour mp for warrington nonn— the labour mp for warrington wonnloreo— the labour mp for warrington north,.also-to- the labour mp for warrington north, . also _to be . north, is also going to be joining— north, is also going to be joining me— north, is also going to be joining me. going to be joining me. she's going to be renne— joining me. she's going to be taking-own— joining me. she's going to be tak

-do- welcome back to the camilla tominey show. do move tominey show.in nonme— the government have failed in tackling-illegal- tackling legal and illegal mrgronon— tackling legal and illegal mrgronon .— tackling legal and illegal migration . in— tackling legal and illegal migration . in charlotte nichols, migration. in charlotte nichols, the migration. in charlotte nichols, one-wr— migration. in charlotte nichols, one-we nor— migration. in charlotte nichols, the mp for warrington the labour mp for warrington nonn— the labour mp for warrington wonnloreo— the labour mp for warrington north,.also-to- the labour mp for warrington north, . also _to be . north, is also going to be joining— north, is also going to be joining me— north, is also going to be joining me. going to be joining me. she's going to be renne— joining me. she's going to be taking-own— joining me. she's going to be taking-own pony- joining me. she's going to be taking own party over taking on her own party over senor— taking on her own party over sewer—m- taking on her own party over- sexu

speaking to camilla tominey, robert jenrick sard— camilla tominey, robert jenrick said he— camilla tominey the government will never put their interests— said the government will never put their interests above the harsh— put their interests above the british public.— put their interests above the british public. he also said rhar— british public. he also said that sharing— british public. he also said that sharing hotel rooms is necessary rc— that sharing hotel rooms is necessary to get value for raanawers— necessary to get value for taxpayers money. t necessary to get value for— taxpayers money. remember, these are migrants who have said they are migrants who have said they are destitute. they've said that they have absolutely nowhere to stay, no friends, no family, no money. and the taxpayer is stepping up and providing them with good quality accommodation and board and lodgings. and so those i think those migrants are wrong to protest and say that they deserve to have single beds , rooms with en suite, bathrooms and so on. and i'm pleased to see that common sense seems to have prevaile

the camilla tominey show still te eheeh— the camilla tominey show still te eheeh te— the camilla tomineyore him. right. i want to get on with the business of being in the opposition and then being in the government because it's governing this country that is so sorely needed. and at the moment we have a government that that has lost any legislative agenda. i mean, the house is actually breaking up at 3:00 in the afternoon sometimes because they have no legislative programme to put forward. now, that is really why would a legislative programme. i why would a legislative programme . i think the argument programme. i think the argument is programme. i think the argument te thet— programme. i think the argument te thet tte— programme. i think the argument is that it's being— programme. i think the argument is that it's being torn— g i think the argument is that it's being torn apart in the— is that it's being torn apart in the hewee— is that it's being torn apart in the heeee et— is that it's being torn apart in the house of lords. well they hhe— the house of lords. well they htthe tt— the h

he david davis told camilla tominey ho wiri— david davis told camilla tominey no wiii suppon—and cut off access to sbpplies - kyiv— land and cut off access to supplies . kyiv says more than supplies. kyiv says more than how— supplies. kyiv says more than sooo poopio— supplies. kyiv says more than 3600 people have been evacuated .whiio— 3600 people have been evacuated who or— 3600 people have been evacuated who or aro— 3600 people have been evacuated , while 31 are still— 3600 people have been evacuated , while 31 are still missing . , while 31 are still missing. wo-ro— , while 31 are still missing. wore on— , while 31 are still missing. wore on iv— , while 31 are still missing. we're on tv online on dab+ radio and— we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on— we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on runo— we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on runo in— we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on tune in to— we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb wows. — and on tune in to this is gb wows. hack— and on tune in to this is gb news. back now— and on tune in to this i

to the camilla tominey show. ttittt t:tit tominey show.e british public. and in this case, the— those of the british public. and in this case, the home office attetet— in this case, the home office offered perfectly— in this case, the home office offered perfectly good accommodation to asylum seekers in accommodation to asylum seekers tn aentat— accommodation to asylum seekers in central london— accommodation to asylum seekers in central london and some for a anon— in central london and some for a start tne— in central london and some for a short time said— in central london and some for a short time said that— in central london and some for a short time said that it didn't meet— short time said that it didn't meet tnet— short time said that it didn't meet their requirements. but i'm pteaeet— meet their requirements. but i'm nteaeet ta— meet their requirements. but i'm pteaeet to e— meet their requirements. but i'm pleased to see that common sense nnewatet— pleased to see that common sense pnewatet ant— pleased to see that common sense pre

speaking to camilla tominey, robert jenrick sett— camilla tominey, robert jenrick eett the— camilla tomineyut their interests above the british public.— put their interests above the british public. he also said that— british public. he also said that sharing— british public. he also said that sharing hotel rooms is necessary te— that sharing hotel rooms is necessary to get value for taxpayers— necessary to get value for taxpayers money. member these are taxpayers money. member these rhterehte— taxpayers money. member these are migrants who _ taxpayers money. member these are migrants who have said they are migrants who have said they are destitute. _ are migrants who have said they are destitute. "er r: are migrants who have said they are destitute. r: are destitute. they've said that they have absolutely nowhere to stay. no friends, no family, no money, and the taxpayer is stepping up and providing them with good quality accommodation and board and lodgings. and so those i think those migrants are wrong to protest and say that they deserve to have single bedrooms with en suite bathrooms a

speaking to camilla tominey robert jenrick saio— camilla tominey robert jenrick saio sbaring— camilla bean. in— lovely to speak to you, eileen. yeah, i'm surprised— lovely to speak to you, eileen. yeah, i'm surprised that- lovely to speak to you, eileen. yeah, i'm surprised that the moralising thought police have come on to this so late. actually she mentions the african stories in her letters. her family have connections with sorron— her family have connections with sorron .— her family have connections with sorron , ano— her family have connections with cotton , and they're— her family have connections with cotton , and they're sleeping on cotton, and they're sleeping on the cotton, and they're sleeping on be rob.— cotton, and they're sleeping on be j'0b- vow— cotton, and they're sleeping on the job. you know,— cotton, and they're sleeping on the job. you know, they're one were— the job. you know, they're one them, one— the job. you know, they're one there, one role— the job. you know, they're one there, one role in— the job. you know, they're one there, one role in life is to sonpi

but former brexit secretary david davis told camilla tominey he wttt— david davis told camilla tomineyupport the committee. one— he will support the committee. one et— he will support the committee. one et the— he will support the committee. one of the things— he will support the committee. one of the things about- one of the things about parliament is it's the highest court in the land that creates a problem when you're coming to privileges. what's that problem? it's like having a trial in a village. everyone knows everybody. yeah nobody is entirely unbiased. how do they know entirely unbiased. how do they knew he— entirely unbiased. how do they knew hte wt— entirely unbiased. how do they know his own mind— entirely unbiased. how do they know his own mind at- tz; ”cut c. : how do they know his own mind at the time? they— know his own mind at the time? they ten-t— know his own mind at the time? they ten-t hete— know his own mind at the time? they don't have to. "t; they don't have to. they know whet— they don't have to. they know what they know is what he knows. yeah. if you. if you go

told camilla tominey ne-s peen— presenter told camilla tominey he's been talking— presenter told camillaar. the party— penalty of £7,000 a year. the pany says— penalty of £7,000 a year. the party says interest rates are rripie— party says interest rates are rripie wnar— party says interest rates are triple what they— party says interest rates are triple what they were two years ago — triple what they were two years age ani— triple what they were two years age and rne— triple what they were two years ago and the average homeowner is paying— ago and the average homeowner is paying an— ago and the average homeowner is paying an extra— ago and the average homeowner is paying an extra £150 a week as a respir— paying an extra £150 a week as a resin ei— paying an extra £150 a week as a resin ei rne— paying an extra £150 a week as a result of the mini—budget. but the government— result of the mini—budget. but the government says it's working on the government says it's working en naiiing— the government says it's working on halfing inflation to help srrwggiing— on halfing inflation to help strug

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today's camilla tominey show, including tony iioin-o— tominey show, including tony blair's former— tominey news with tatiana that after the news with tatiana sononoz— that after the news with tatiana sononoz .— that after the news with tatiana sanchez . camila— that after the news with tatiana sanchez . camila thank you very sanchez. camila thank you very nnon— sanchez. camila thank you very nnon ono— sanchez. camila thank you very noon on gooo— sanchez. camila thank you very much and good morning. this is the much and good morning. this is one ioiooi— much and good morning. this is the latest from _ much and good morning. this is the latest from the— much and good morning. this is the latest from the newsroom. ino— the latest from the newsroom. ino noniin— the latest from the newsroom. the kremlin says— the latest from the newsroom. the kremlin says the criminal onongoo— the kremlin says the criminal charges against— the kremlin says the criminal charges against the leader of the charges against the leader of one nognon— charges against the leader of the wagner mercenary group will be the

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camilla tominey more with me. camilla tominey very busy show. great to have vewn— very busy show.day. tomorrow's papers. tet-c— and sunday. tomorrow's papers. etc ctan— and sunday. tomorrow's papers. let's start with— and sunday. tomorrow's papers. let's start with the _ and sunday. tomorrow's papers. let's start with the telegraph. ant— let's start with the telegraph. ant tnev— let's start with the telegraph. ant tnev teat— let's start with the telegraph. and they lead with okay, a very tnnenant— and they lead with okay, a very tneenant cet— and they lead with okay, a very important set of— and they lead with okay, a very important set of stories . french important set of stories. french nettce— important set of stories. french nettce at— important set of stories. french eettce at wa— important set of stories. french police at war with— important set of stories. french police at war with vermin is the gwete— police at war with vermin is the gwete ac— police at war with vermin is the gwete ac nettng— police at war with vermin is the quote as rioting spreads across the quote as rio

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he uiii— davis told camilla tominey he niii suppon— davis told camilla tominey he will supportmmittee . on; will support the committee. one of will support the committee. one oi ine— will support the committee. one oi ine inings— will support the committee. one of the things about— will support the committee. one of the things about parliament is it's the highest court in the land that creates a problem when you're coming to privileges. what's that problem? it's like having a village. having a trial in a village. everybody knows everybody. yeah, nobody is entirely unbiased . nobody is entirely unbiased. how do they know his own mind nobody is entirely unbiased. - how do they know his own mind at the how do they know his own mind at ine iinee— how do they know his own mind at ine iinee they— how do they know his own mind at the time? they don't— how do they know his own mind at the time? they don't have to. pinni— the time? they don't have to. win inep— the time? they don't have to. what they know— the time? they don't have to. what they know is— the time? they don't have to. wh

he wiii— davis told camilla tominey he wiii swppon— davis told camilla tominey he will supportsupport the committee. one of the wings— will support the committee. one of the things about— will support the committee. one of the things about parliament is it's the highest court in the land that creates a problem when you're coming to privileges. what's that problem? it's like having a village. having a trial in a village. everybody knows everybody. yeah, nobody is entirely unbiased . nobody is entirely unbiased. how do they know his own mind nobody is entirely unbiased. - how do they know his own mind at the how do they know his own mind at we dined— how do they know his own mind at we dnee inew— how do they know his own mind at the time? they don't— how do they know his own mind at the time? they don't have to. win— the time? they don't have to. wind inep— the time? they don't have to. what they know— the time? they don't have to. what they know is— the time? they don't have to. what they know is what- the time? they don't have to. what they know is what he knows . if you if you

camilla tominey is— does it mean for the tory party? camilla tominey is here. this week. yes. i say— hairdresser this week. yes. i say ennobled— hairdresser this week. yes. i say ennobled ,— hairdresser this week. yes. i say ennobled , honoured, say ennobled, honoured, eomoutett— say ennobled, honoured, honoured, fair- say ennobled, honoured, honoured, fair play. i mean , honoured, fair play. i mean, teet— honoured, fair play. i mean, that lady— honoured, fair play. i mean, that lady does— honoured, fair play. i mean, that lady does have quite a task on eet— that lady does have quite a task on her toute— that lady does have quite a task on her hands and— that lady does have quite a task on her hands and it's very trowe— on her hands and it's very trove ste— on her hands and it's very brave. she has— on her hands and it's very brave. she has been. i feel a te— brave. she has been. i feel a ttt tom— brave. she has been. i feel a bit torn about— brave. she has been. i feel a bit torn about that because i mow— bit torn about that because i know telly— bit torn abou

he will support— camilla tominey earlier he will support the— camilla tominey earlier he will supportaying it's funding its findings are stow— it's funding its findings are stow . — it's funding its findings are stow . owe— it's funding its findings are clear. one of— it's funding its findings are clear . one of the- it's funding its findings are clear . gt; it's funding its findings are clear . q3 clear. one of the things about parliament is it's the highest court in the land that creates a problem when you're coming to privileges. what's that problem? it's having trial in a it's like having a trial in a village. everybody knows everybody. yeah, nobody is entirely unbiased . and how do entirely unbiased. and how do they know— entirely unbiased. and how do they know tats— entirely unbiased. and how do they know his own— ti; ”tint c. : and how do they know his own mind at the ttmot — they know his own mind at the ttmot thaw— they know his own mind at the time? they don't— they know his own mind at the time? "t; t:t:::t“ c they know his own mind at the time? t:t:::t“ c time? they don't

but former brexit secretary david davis told camilla tominey he whi— david davis told camilla tominey. we'll be debating, iieeweeing— yours. we'll be debating, discussing, and times we will discussing, and at times we will iieegree— discussing, and at times we will iieegreelno— discussing, and at times we will disagree.-no one— discussing, and at times we will disagree. no one will be disagree. but no one will be eeneehei— disagree. but no one will be cancelled-me- disagree. but no one will be cancelled. me today is cancelled. joining me today is minor— cancelled. joining me today is ewihor eni— cancelled. joining me today is author and broadcaster christine hemiiion— author and broadcaster christine hemiiion eni— author and broadcaster christine hamilton and also— author and broadcaster christine hamilton and also broadcaster eni— hamilton and also broadcaster and journalist— hamilton and also broadcaster and journalist danny kelly. siih— and journalist danny kelly. siih io— and journalist danny kelly. still to come,— and journalist danny kelly. still to come, every sunday at hoo.— s

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however, the gb news presenter told camilla tominey he's been talking to tory mps about potentially joiningey-e— course, is, well, just look at today's newspapers . he's very today's newspapers. he's very geot— today's newspapers. he's very eeet et— today's newspapers. he's very good at dominating news. he does tave— good at dominating news. he does have personality.— good at dominating news. he does have personality. he does make peepte— have personality. he does make peepte emtte— have personality. he does make people smile. and— have personality. he does make people smile. and if he wants to tetent— people smile. and if he wants to tetent tte— people smile. and if he wants to defend his brexit_ people smile. and if he wants to defend his brexit legacy, yeah, wett— defend his brexit legacy, yeah, wett, t— defend his brexit legacy, yeah, wett, t went— defend his brexit legacy, yeah, well, i want to— defend his brexit legacy, yeah, well, i want to defend my brexit teetet— well, i want to defend my brexit tegeey, tee— well, i want to defend my brexit tegeey, tee .— well, i want to defend my

however, the gb news presenter told camilla tominey he's been talking to tory mps about potentially joiningey-e— course, is, well, just look at today's newspapers . he's very today's newspapers. he's very geot— today's newspapers. he's very eeet et— today's newspapers. he's very good at dominating news. he does tave— good at dominating news. he does have personality.— good at dominating news. he does have personality. he does make peepte— have personality. he does make peepte emtte— have personality. he does make people smile. and— have personality. he does make people smile. and if he wants to tetent— people smile. and if he wants to tetent tte— people smile. and if he wants to defend his brexit_ people smile. and if he wants to defend his brexit legacy, yeah, wett— defend his brexit legacy, yeah, wett, t— defend his brexit legacy, yeah, wett, t went— defend his brexit legacy, yeah, well, i want to— defend his brexit legacy, yeah, well, i want to defend my brexit teetet— well, i want to defend my brexit tegeey, tee— well, i want to defend my brexit tegeey, tee .— well, i want to defend my

speaking to camilla tominey, robert jenrick said it's wrong for migrants to demand better accommodationn hotels and that asking migrants to share a room is necessary to get value for taxpayers money. remember these are migrants who isms— remember these are migrants who have said— remember these are migrants who have said they— remember these are migrants who have said they are— remember these are migrants who have said they are destitute . have said they are destitute. thev've— have said they are destitute. imsy-vs ssis— have said they are destitute. they've said that they have sissimsiy— they've said that they have absolutely nowhere to stay, no immis— absolutely nowhere to stay, no friends ms— absolutely nowhere to stay, no friends, no family— absolutely nowhere to stay, no friends, no family , no money. friends, no family, no money. ams— friends, no family, no money. ami ms— friends, no family, no money. and the taxpayer— friends, no family, no money. and the taxpayer is stepping up and providing— and the taxpayer is stepping up and providing them with good susiiiy— and providing the

speaking to camilla tominey, robert jenrick said it's wrong for migrants to demand better accommodation while their asylum claims are processed . he also said the uk processed. he also said the uk is spending £6 million a day on hotels and that asking migrants to share a room is necessary to get value for taxpayers money. remember these are migrants who have— remember these are migrants who have said— remember these are migrants who have said they— remember these are migrants who have said they are— remember these are migrants who have said they are destitute . have said they are destitute. they-ve— have said they are destitute. they-ve said— have said they are destitute. they've said that they have absolutely— they've said that they have absolutely nowhere to stay, no friends,— absolutely nowhere to stay, no friends, no— absolutely nowhere to stay, no friends, no family— absolutely nowhere to stay, no friends, no family , no money. friends, no family, no money. and— friends, no family, no money. and the— friends, no family, no money. and the taxpayer— friends, no family, no money. and

join me camilla tominey on sunday mornings from 930, taking the politicians to task and breaking outs is one of the things that— that's correct. and this is one of the things that the- ,, and this is one of the things that the labour wie— of the things that the labour iiie tite— of the things that the labour iiie iite te— of the things that the labour mps like to accuse us of when we are mps like to accuse us of when we weweee— mps like to accuse us of when we perhaps giving— mps like to accuse us of when we are perhaps giving some tough messages on asylum. they keep eewiwg— messages on asylum. they keep eewiwg, ow— messages on asylum. they keep eewiwg, ow wett— messages on asylum. they keep saying, oh, well, you've eeeeetee— saying, oh, well, you've accepted so _ saying, oh, well, you've accepted so many. and i'm eewiwg— accepted so many. and i'm eewiwg, weii— accepted so many. and i'm saying, well that is because the eweeie— saying, well that is because the witeiie we— saying, well that is because the criteria we are— saying, well that is because the criteria we are using to accept

but former brexit secretary david davis told camilla tominey he will support the committee and its findings one of the things about parliament is ”r3:3; f one of the things about parliament is it's the newer— about parliament is it's the highest court— about parliament is it's the highest court in— about parliament is it's the highest court in the land that eoreree— highest court in the land that creates a problem when you're conne— creates a problem when you're coming privileges. what's coming to privileges. what's rnor— coming to privileges. what's that problem?— coming to privileges. what's that problem? like coming to privileges. what's that problem?-like a that problem? it's like having a wrap— that problem? it's like having a wrap-winge— that problem? it's like having a nominee .— that problem? it's like having a trial village . everybody trial in a village. everybody wnowe— trial in a village. everybody knows everybody. nobody is enrrrew— knows everybody. nobody is entirely unbiased . r:r:3r entirely unbiased. how do they know— entirely unbiased. how do they know his own mind at the

but former brexit secretary david davis told camilla tominey he will support the committee and its findings one of the things about parliament is ”r3:3; f one of the things about parliament is it's the newer— about parliament is it's the highest court— about parliament is it's the highest court in— about parliament is it's the highest court in the land that eoreree— highest court in the land that creates a problem when you're conne— creates a problem when you're coming privileges. what's coming to privileges. what's rnor— coming to privileges. what's that problem?— coming to privileges. what's that problem? like coming to privileges. what's that problem?-like a that problem? it's like having a wrap— that problem? it's like having a wrap-winge— that problem? it's like having a nominee .— that problem? it's like having a trial village . everybody trial in a village. everybody wnowe— trial in a village. everybody knows everybody. nobody is enrrrew— knows everybody. nobody is entirely unbiased . r:r:3r entirely unbiased. how do they know— entirely unbiased. how do they know his own mind at the

speaking to camilla tominey, robert jenrick said the government will never put their interests above the british public. he also said sharing hotel rooms is necessary to get value for taxpayers money. members whether these are migrants who have said they are destitute, they've said that they have absolutely nowhere to stay, no friends, no family, no money, and the taxpayer is stepping up and providing them with good quality accommodation and board and lodgings. and so those i think those— d 93 and so those i think those migrants d q5 and so those i think those migrants are wrong— those i think those migrants are wrong to— those i think those migrants are wrong to protest— those i think those migrants are wrong to protest and say that they— wrong to protest and say that they deserve— wrong to protest and say that they deserve to— wrong to protest and say that they deserve to have single bedrooms— they deserve to have single bedrooms with— they deserve to have single bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and so— bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and so and— bedrooms with en suite bathrooms a

speaking to camilla tominey, robert jenrick said the government will never put their interests above the british public. he also said sharing hotel rooms is necessary to get value for taxpayers money. members whether these are migrants who have said they are destitute, they've said that they have absolutely nowhere to stay, no friends, no family, no money, and the taxpayer is stepping up and providing them with good quality accommodation and board and lodgings. and so those i think those— d 93 and so those i think those migrants d q5 and so those i think those migrants are wrong— those i think those migrants are wrong to— those i think those migrants are wrong to protest— those i think those migrants are wrong to protest and say that they— wrong to protest and say that they deserve— wrong to protest and say that they deserve to— wrong to protest and say that they deserve to have single bedrooms— they deserve to have single bedrooms with— they deserve to have single bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and so— bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and so and— bedrooms with en suite bathrooms a

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but the gb news presenter told camilla tominey he's been to talking tory mps about potentially joiningining a new party. the good side of boris, of course,- " g the good side of boris, of course, is, wen,— side of boris, of course, is, weu, wee— side of boris, of course, is, well, just look— side of boris, of course, is, well, just look at today's wewepepere— well, just look at today's newepepere .— well, just look at today's newspapers . he's very good at newspapers. he's very good at eemwewwe— newspapers. he's very good at dominating news.— newspapers. he's very good at dominating news. he does have pereeweww.— dominating news. he does have pereeweww. we— dominating news. he does have personality. he does make people emwe— personality. he does make people emwe ewe— personality. he does make people emwe end if— personality. he does make people smile and if he— personality. he does make people smile and if he wants to defend his smile and if he wants to defend we brewe— smile and if he wants to defend his brexit legacy,— smile and if he wants to defend his brexit legacy, yeah, well, i

now, told gb news presenter now, they told gb news presenter camilla tominey in the daily telegraph.equalities commission . she said equalities commission. she said she has to she had to learn to how be black, you know, because she wasn't until she got married, until she met the royal family and he was very much against her in how she's behaved. and i think, you know, it'll there'll be a lot of sales because people will want to know what she said. but i think it will. you think her days of eauehg— will. you think her days of causing damage- at you think her days of causing damage to the royal tamttw— causing damage to the royal tamttw are— causing damage to the royal family are over. _ causing damage to the royal family are over. t“?“«r t family are over. how many times can you hit them? you see, you could see the coronation that they ignored. harry, he wasn't popular and they just got on with it. but people are laughing. there's crowds coming when charles or catherine or william go anywhere or they don't need them. and that must be very, very painful. so they want to up the action,

this morning on camilla tominey it's brilliant sunday morning show on gb news news, nigel ianed show it should ive rarage a— necessarily think that it should be farage a second. boris. what aieui— be farage a second. boris. what aieui peris— be farage a second. boris. what about boris second? farage don't inev— about boris second? farage don't inevv .— about boris second? farage don't inevv . nui— about boris second? farage don't inevv . nui ves— about boris second? farage don't know . but yes, mean on a more know. but yes, mean on a more neie— know. but yes, mean on a more neie. i— know. but yes, mean on a more serious note, i do— know. but yes, mean on a more serious note, i do think it's a verv— serious note, i do think it's a very geed— serious note, i do think it's a very geed idea.— serious note, i do think it's a very good idea. there is now a verv— very good idea. there is now a very iarge— very good idea. there is now a very iarge spir— very good idea. there is now a very large split entering of the cenie — very large split entering of the cenie rigid.— very large split ente

this morning on camilla tominey it's brilliant sunday morning show on gb news news, nigel ianed show it should ive rarage a— necessarily think that it should be farage a second. boris. what aieui— be farage a second. boris. what aieui peris— be farage a second. boris. what about boris second? farage don't inev— about boris second? farage don't inevv .— about boris second? farage don't inevv . nui— about boris second? farage don't inevv . nui ves— about boris second? farage don't know . but yes, mean on a more know. but yes, mean on a more neie— know. but yes, mean on a more neie. i— know. but yes, mean on a more serious note, i do— know. but yes, mean on a more serious note, i do think it's a verv— serious note, i do think it's a very geed— serious note, i do think it's a very geed idea.— serious note, i do think it's a very good idea. there is now a verv— very good idea. there is now a very iarge— very good idea. there is now a very iarge spir— very good idea. there is now a very large split entering of the cenie — very large split entering of the cenie rigid.— very large split ente

now, told gb news presenter now, they told gb news presenter camilla tominey in the daily telegraph.she met the royal family and he was very much against her in how she's behaved. and i think, you know, it'll there'll be a lot of sales because people will want to know what she said. but i think it will. you think her days of otuotnt— will. you think her days of causing damage- ii you think her days of causing damage to the royal ttmtty— causing damage to the royal ttmtty to— causing damage to the royal family are over. _ causing damage to the royal family are over. hefty causing damage to the royal family are over. iffy . family are over. how many times can you hit them? you see, you could see the coronation that they ignored. harry, he wasn't popular and they just got on with it. but people are laughing. there's crowds coming when charles or catherine or william go anywhere or they don't need them. and that must be very, very painful. so they want to up the action, but it's too late now, look , after too late now, look, after growing reports that netflix would follow spotify in cutt

from the vote, but the former brexit secretary, david davis , told secretary, david davis, told camilla tomineyacross the uk, leading to concerns of flash flooding. the met office is predicting wind and hail with yellow warnings for thunderstorms across the majority of england, wales and northern ireland until midnight. it could lead to a month's worth of rain falling in just a few hours . it comes as the result of hours. it comes as the result of this recent warm weather which is set to continue today with temperatures in the mid to high 20s . prince william has vowed to 20s. prince william has vowed to tackle homelessness by building social housing on his own land . social housing on his own land. the prince of wales told the times , ending the plight of times, ending the plight of hidden homelessness in the uk has been a lifelong ambition , has been a lifelong ambition, one he's expressed frustration at government councils and charities who he says manage homelessness rather than provide it. many of the details of the five year plan will be announced next month . this is gb news more next mo

but the gb news presenter told camilla tominey he's been talking to tory mps about potentially joiningbout regaining lost territory. it's after ukraine said its forces had advanced up to 2000m along the frontline near the eastern city of bakhmut . russia eastern city of bakhmut. russia is disputing those claims. homeowners are being hit with what labour is describing as a tory mortgage penalty of £7,000 a year. the party says interest rates are triple what they were two years ago and the average homeowner is paying an extra £150 a week as a result of the mini—budget. the government says it's working on halfing inflation to help struggling households , as the government households, as the government has announced, £58 million of funding to help people with health conditions get back to work. 25,000 people in england will benefit from the scheme and will benefit from the scheme and will benefit from the scheme and will be referred to the service by gps. the funding will help them start or stay in jobs by march 2025. dvla workers have started their two week strike action in the long runni

on gb news with camilla tominey, our very fine colleague saying johnson colleague saying boris johnsonn that we've just been talking about. for— immigration that we've just been talking about. for example, over the talking about. for example, over we ooneee— talking about. for example, over the madness of— talking about. for example, over the madness of net zero, which is the madness of net zero, which ie eenoing— the madness of net zero, which ie eenoing ow— the madness of net zero, which is sending our jobs and our is sending ourjobs and our nonew— is sending ourjobs and our money overseas— is sending ourjobs and our money overseas making bills money overseas and making bills reoiiw— money overseas and making bills reoiiw noni— money overseas and making bills reoiiw noro io— money overseas and making bills reoiiw none to pay— money overseas and making bills really hard to pay by ordinary ioii— really hard to pay by ordinary ioii wo— really hard to pay by ordinary ioii wo oni— really hard to pay by ordinary folk up and down the country. so were— folk up and down the country. so inere