charlie ray, thank you very much for - abide by international law. big political story today, day back over borisjohnson's appearance at the covid inquiry. yesterday he apologised and admitted his government underestimated the challenge it faced. our correspondent has the story. her report does contain some flashing images. he left under a bobble hat and a chorus of boos from protesters. boris, how do you feel. about being responsible for the deaths of thousands? clearly feeling the cold despite a day's worth of grilling. borisjohnson started as we thought he would — with an apology. can ijust say how glad i am to be at this inquiry, and how sorry i am for the pain and the loss and the suffering... sit down. ..of the covid victims? please — please stop... please sit down. right, could ushers — _ please could you ask them to leave? these were the four women thrown out for interrupting. they said they'd never accept mrjohnson's apology. personally, i don't want to hear empty words from him. i would like him to tell the truth. i would like the inquiry t

it's charlie ray. the sun. it's charlie ray. charlie, thank you very much.ruling in any way excuse harry's behaviour in recent years? do you think ? recent years? do you think? >> in my view, no. this is two separate issues. we have the court case in which he is clearly been wronged by the mirror group. in this case. and we have harry and his continual moaning about the royal family, the accusations of racists in the accusations of racists in the royal family and the various accusations that we've seen in the in the netflix programs and in his book. and there'll be more to come. yeah >> all right. i mean, obviously, the idea that having your phone hacked and feeling that that can make you feel paranoid, self—conscious , aukus, i suppose self—conscious, aukus, i suppose it can damage relationships , it can damage relationships, ships, etc. do you think that's in any way contributed to his behaviour recently ? behaviour recently? >> i can't hear you . >> i can't hear you. >> sorry. oh, have we lost charlie any chance? no. all right, tell you what. it's actuall

it's charlie ray. the sun. it's charlie ray. charlie, thank you very much.ruling in any way excuse harry's behaviour in recent years? do you think ? recent years? do you think? >> in my view, no. this is two separate issues. we have the court case in which he is clearly been wronged by the mirror group. in this case. and we have harry and his continual moaning about the royal family, the accusations of racists in the accusations of racists in the royal family and the various accusations that we've seen in the in the netflix programs and in his book. and there'll be more to come. yeah >> all right. i mean, obviously, the idea that having your phone hacked and feeling that that can make you feel paranoid, self—conscious , aukus, i suppose self—conscious, aukus, i suppose it can damage relationships , it can damage relationships, ships, etc. do you think that's in any way contributed to his behaviour recently ? behaviour recently? >> i can't hear you . >> i can't hear you. >> sorry. oh, have we lost charlie any chance? no. all right, tell you what. it's actuall

on how the war on gaza is playing out across irish politics in the genocide declared on charlie j like stage of x ray. the irish position is somewhat of an outlier amongst european nations and has been quite vocal, a bike calling for an end to what's going on on the cry. and would you accept the accusation by the irish government? the docs seems to have been really driven by revenge. there is a lot of criticism from irish politicians is really offensive in gaza and the overall position of these varies when it comes to the west bank. so the media tends to reflect that the debates around palestine in i'm, is unlike almost anywhere else in your you can hear it in the language use type, prime minister live broadcasts. but i've huge since the, for the palestinian people. they've been horribly treated now over 75 years and it's evidence to me the positions held across the political spectrum. when does protest, i get the rights to defend itself in the voices you here on the street. and it's that code in the irish media. their approach to the store and the question that ask order if you are killing people wh

my panel today, charlie rowley and benjamin butterworth and forjoining me the and ray forjoining me inat's coming up with a cocktail and looking gorgeous ? cocktail and looking gorgeous? why expect anything why would i not expect anything else coming on else? nana what's coming up on your show ? your wonderful show? >> we've loads. we're >> well, we've got loads. we're talking immigration. uh, but i'm also going to be doing a monologue bully monologue on those xl bully dogs, don't think dogs, so i just don't think they're just not pets, are they? i don't get why anyone would want one in their house, but we'll be talking about that. uh, plus more. moylan plus loads more. daniel moylan will joining alongside will be joining me alongside norman going to norman baker. we're going to have head loads have a head to head loads of things about royal things to talk about the royal family is the family as well. what is the point uh, all of that family as well. what is the poithe uh, all of that family as well. what is the poithe way. uh, all of that family as well. what is the poithe way. thank