david starkey . he's the author of starkey. n course for channel 4 historic documentary series the monarchy. david a broadcasting titan as well , who was awarded a well, who was awarded a scholarship at cambridge where he studied tudor. he's a winner of the w.h. prize for biography and was awarded a cbe in two thousand and seven. and he joins me now. hi, david. hello. david you had a challenging childhood, but don't like to characterise yourself as victim. i hate the word . i hate you talking about word. i hate you talking about before the word victim immediately punishes you. this is the problem you embrace victimhood? we see the consequences , harry, and the consequences, harry, and the profound irony with harry you know, he invents a thing called you're about language. he invents those wonderful games called invictus . does he know called invictus. does he know what it means? it means not a victim . yes. those men refuse to victim. yes. those men refuse to be victimised by terrible injuries. he is by this little cherished gri

david starkey . he's the author of starkey. course for channel 4 historic documentary series the monarchy. david a broadcasting titan as well , who was awarded a well, who was awarded a scholarship at cambridge where he studied tudor. he's a winner of the w.h. prize for biography and was awarded a cbe in two thousand and seven. and he joins me now. hi, david. hello. david you had a challenging childhood, but don't like to characterise yourself as victim. i hate the word . i hate you talking about word. i hate you talking about before the word victim immediately punishes you. this is the problem you embrace victimhood? we see the consequences , harry, and the consequences, harry, and the profound irony with harry you know, he invents a thing called you're about language. he invents those wonderful games called invictus . does he know called invictus. does he know what it means? it means not a victim . yes. those men refuse to victim. yes. those men refuse to be victimised by terrible injuries. he is by this little cherished grie

auctioneer that until there's no proof of that i get to very quickly today we can do that and david starkeytock, you've got crossed that me last time because forgot describe you because i forgot to describe you as occasionally as a historian occasionally forget myself . okay you've been forget myself. okay you've been getting in touch as well . getting in touch as well. vaiews@gbnews.uk i'm going to go into debt. you know what? forget that. we're going to go straight stories. what straight to the stories. what were you thinking, johnny? have you heard? the you heard? what was the conversation i was having then with about the with the black slate about the police? a twitter poll police? it's all a twitter poll this morning asking people's experience it feels experience of them. it feels like confidence has never been so police officers . well, so low in police officers. well, interesting saying interesting what he was saying interesting what he was saying in terms what the police are in terms of what the police are doing in terms of internally , in doing in terms of internally, in creating c

david starkey stephanie anymore.stephanie boyce i call you a vending to work on a station platform. we weren't manage to weren't going to manage to launch we? dave launch a rocket, were we? dave it matter . i launch a rocket, were we? dave it matter. i think it it doesn't matter. i think it does. space satellites is one of the absolute deep growth areas. more and more things depend on it. more and more things will on it. more and more things will on it. we should have a presence we invented so many of these things. i mean, there has been there's been a tendency for to try to do everything , to do try to do everything, to do everything rather badly and not, for example a country like holland, the netherlands , which holland, the netherlands, which focuses on a relatively few things and does them very well. stephanie was there a sense, though, you know, the moment when we've we've got this cost of lockdown living crisis, whatever you want to call it , whatever you want to call it, and we can't even pay our public serva

david starkey . but with public david starkey. but with public fury around double rapists in women's prisons, is the woke takeover of country coming to an end that is my monologue. i'm not pulling my punches. that's next. after headlines with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. thanks very much the top story on gb news tonight . and control on gb news tonight. and control room staff voted for their first nationwide strike over pay in 20 years. the fire brigades union said its members have experienced a i2% drop in real time earnings since 2010. last november members rejected a pay rise of , 5. meanwhile, teachers rise of, 5. meanwhile, teachers are planning to go on strike in england , wales on wednesday england, wales on wednesday after last minute talks between themselves and the government failed. it's expected be one of the biggest days off in action in decades, with up to half a million public service workers , million public service workers, including train drivers and civil servants, also action. union leaders say there is no

the world david starkey you very, very much the legend that is mr. david starkey . great stuff.arkey. great stuff. right? okay so it's no stunt this time because mark steyn is still recovering, although watch this space, people watch this space. okay it is instead pummelled the patrick. that's right. so all of you've been ferreting away and you've been emailing vaiews@gbnews.uk with a variety of different questions designed to pummel the living out of me, which is great stuff. rise so susie's been on what you do to save the nhs so the only thing it needs and branch reform fundamentally it needs to be there to protect us not other way round. and there are far too, many people, far too many in the nhs who in my opinion, are overtly political politically motivated. it is frankly , i would argue, in their frankly, i would argue, in their interest to it, crumble in order to further their political . i to further their political. i would also a severe culling of a variety of the middle managers that and i would hold them to all i would conduct a incredibly thorough audit into our nhs

david starkey. thank you very much pleasure . another excellent much pleasure.th dr. david starkey and to give their thoughts off the back of that our broadcaster darren grimes writer rebecca reed. darren grimes writer rebecca reed . rebecca, you have a reed. rebecca, you have a daughter. how do you feel about the prospect of her being obuged the prospect of her being obliged study maths until the age of 18? i would genuinely consider from 16. i think it is so unfair. firstly also, i'd like to thank you for the call that you gave me last week . i'm that you gave me last week. i'm secondly. yes, i. no, i think it's i mean, if she's anything like me and i really hope she is, i'm on a lot of levels i think it's to address i think it's a really way to make people which to leave there's absolutely no point in forcing people things they people to study things they don't they're not don't enjoy in that they're not good i can hear my good as. yeah. i can hear my producer coughing my ear as well. it. well. everyone's caught it. i don't think it was from me. so i think. d

the world david starkey you very, very much the legend that is mr. david starkey . great stuff.arkey. great stuff. right? okay so it's no stunt this time because mark steyn is still recovering, although watch this space, people watch this space. okay it is instead pummelled the patrick. that's right. so all of you've been ferreting away and you've been emailing vaiews@gbnews.uk with a variety of different questions designed to pummel the living out of me, which is great stuff. rise so susie's been on what you do to save the nhs so the only thing it needs and branch reform fundamentally it needs to be there to protect us not other way round. and there are far too, many people, far too many in the nhs who in my opinion, are overtly political politically motivated. it is frankly , i would argue, in their frankly, i would argue, in their interest to it, crumble in order to further their political . i to further their political. i would also a severe culling of a variety of the middle managers that and i would hold them to all i would conduct a incredibly thorough audit into our nhs

stop giggling david starkey. for the first time, both the king and their spouses were ousted about for the first time since the book's release, smiling, nicely, waving politely , and probably muttering under their about cementing their breath about cementing the coronation list . it's not coronation guest list. it's not into breach on horseback for into the breach on horseback for this, harry. it's into the media circuit because that's it, isn't it ? harry has become that which it? harry has become that which he purported for so long to have hated and mock reeking scribbler with one eye and a punchy pull, quotes leaving behind a majestic institution and a life of stoic commitment to service and duty. the future in front of him is one of shallow likes, clicks , one of shallow likes, clicks, publishing deals, views and engagement with fans alongside his lived experience. considering that he's frothing with hatred for journalists and given his mother's death, that is at least understandable . he's is at least unders

stop giggling david starkey. for the first time, both the king and their spouses were ousted about for the first time since the book's release, smiling, nicely, waving politely , and probably muttering under their about cementing their breath about cementing the coronation list . it's not coronation guest list. it's not into breach on horseback for into the breach on horseback for this, harry. it's into the media circuit because that's it, isn't it ? harry has become that which it? harry has become that which he purported for so long to have hated and mock reeking scribbler with one eye and a punchy pull, quotes leaving behind a majestic institution and a life of stoic commitment to service and duty. the future in front of him is one of shallow likes, clicks , one of shallow likes, clicks, publishing deals, views and engagement with fans alongside his lived experience. considering that he's frothing with hatred for journalists and given his mother's death, that is at least understandable . he's is at least unders

david starkey wood. the labour government.ou will be asking the big man, but it would be the political comeback of the century going to stop the left wing radical racists and who are trying to indoctrinate our youth and we're going to get their marxist hands off our children we're going to save the dignity of women and we're going to save sports itself . yes, he's back, sports itself. yes, he's back, folks, is donald trump on an unstoppable march ? back to the unstoppable march? back to the white house live from the united . his lawyer is next. next the orange one is back. take a listen . joe the orange one is back. take a listen .joe biden has brought the orange one is back. take a listen . joe biden has brought us listen. joe biden has brought us to the brink of world war iii, where brink of world war three. i was president. where brink of world war three. i was president . there would not i was president. there would not have been a war with . russia and have been a war with. russia and ukraine i would have a peace deal neg

yeah i love david starkey again? yeah i love david starkey. iddle yesterday between my debate with him and for me, it was i thought it would go, but david was quite good. and, you know, i mean, i just don't understand what the future of this country looks like when these hugely differing views there's lots actually views there's lots of actually starts how many starts out today about how many people are proud be british people are proud to be british and between 18 and 24 and it ain't between 18 and 24 anyway. raymond when are we going stop just stop oil from going to stop just stop oil from forcing their minority on the majority ? this is why we have majority? this is why we have pnces majority? this is why we have prices going crazy . majority? this is why we have prices going crazy. time for normal people to act. i agree with you, raymond. and a little part of me does what they call a microchip and a microwave when they drag these little talk shows and talk clinton's off the pavement and with their little bits of tarmac stuck to them or leav

yeah i love david starkey again? yeah i love david starkey. iddle yesterday between my debate with him and for me, it was i thought it would go, but david was quite good. and, you know, i mean, i just don't understand what the future of this country looks like when these hugely differing views there's lots actually views there's lots of actually starts how many starts out today about how many people are proud be british people are proud to be british and between 18 and 24 and it ain't between 18 and 24 anyway. raymond when are we going stop just stop oil from going to stop just stop oil from forcing their minority on the majority ? this is why we have majority? this is why we have pnces majority? this is why we have prices going crazy . majority? this is why we have prices going crazy. time for normal people to act. i agree with you, raymond. and a little part of me does what they call a microchip and a microwave when they drag these little talk shows and talk clinton's off the pavement and with their little bits of tarmac stuck to them or leav

david starkey . broadcaster dr. david starkey. welcome to the show again, dr. david starkey.l, have you read the commission's report before? i ask you what you think of it? yes, i have. i skimmed it. i've rarely seen a worse argued and even more interestingly, calvin was present to document. it's as though they tried to present this as a serious piece of accounting. in other words, we've gone through the books and we've gone through the books and we can say this much of our wealth comes slavery. there's even a great section by one of the big four chartered accountants by grant ford. but then you at it. and you know what ? it's very difficult to what? it's very difficult to read it . footnotes seem to be read it. footnotes seem to be misplaced . the actual relation misplaced. the actual relation kinship and the evidence to the at these two columns, it sort of gets out of sync and you realise that this isn't just virtue signalling , calvin, it's signalling, calvin, it's something even more interesting . it's signals . there's a . it's signals. there's a pretence here pinning it

how did david starkey feel personally when he heard that elizabeth, the second, had died died ?e second, had died died? dare i say , i really felt . not much. i say, i really felt. not much. i l, say, i really felt. not much. i i, i cannot . what clearly so i, i cannot. what clearly so many people genuine . they felt many people genuine. they felt the sense that somebody was personal to me had gone. i didn't feel that i didn't feel that with diana . that was you that with diana. that was you know, this is extraordinary it's a case, in my view, of the pathetic fallacy of imagining that there's a personal connection when . there isn't. connection when. there isn't. but it is part of the magic, of monarchy. so she comes in and out of my life as she did of so many . and so it's that tray of many. and so it's that tray of memory that was triggered . and memory that was triggered. and then, of course, the that actually this now literally is history. but i think you key historic and political point is that on several occasions during coverage you repeated crucial truth which is encapsu

and david starkey railways. and david starkey joins us a little bit later on to discuss accused nations that the bbc is trying to rewrite british history. before all that , though, here are the latest headunes , though, here are the latest headlines for you. tatiana . headlines for you. tatiana. stephen, thank you. this is the latest from the gb newsroom breaking news to bring you first. and three people have died after a fire broke out at a hotel in perth. that's according to a number of reports. emergency services were called to the new county hotel in county place at around 5:00 this morning. police scotland have said a number of guests had been evacuated from the hotel. scotland's deputy first minister called the incident heartbreaking . we'll bring you heartbreaking. we'll bring you more on that story as we get it. now health bosses are calling for the government to declare a major incident within the nhs over mounting pressure on the service . the society for acute service. the society for acute medicine h

i'm joined by historian david starkey . he's a remarkable young starkey. sponsive man. david, he is not responsive for anything that has ever gone wrong in his life. what a wonderful chap. isn't it amazing 7 wonderful chap. isn't it amazing ? this is the result. nigel you and i have never had it. called religious convo . the harry we religious convo. the harry we have now is not the harry we have now is not the harry we have then. this is not the harry of the games. nobody, of course , seems to know latin anymore . , seems to know latin anymore. least of all. paul. harry does he actually know what this means? invictus means defeat, not a victim . what he did with not a victim. what he did with those souls . shut up . abused those souls. shut up. abused terrible injuries. those souls. shut up. abused terrible injuries . deformed, terrible injuries. deformed, defaced . he gave them the defaced. he gave them the courage not to be victim. fantastic to go to the gym. to do something. to take control their lives. to do what you did after a plane crash. you what h

i'm joined by historian david starkey . he's a remarkable young starkey. onsive man. david, he is not responsive for anything that has ever gone wrong in his life. what a wonderful chap. isn't it amazing 7 wonderful chap. isn't it amazing ? this is the result. nigel you and i have never had it. called religious convo . the harry we religious convo. the harry we have now is not the harry we have now is not the harry we have then. this is not the harry of the games. nobody, of course , seems to know latin anymore . , seems to know latin anymore. least of all. paul. harry does he actually know what this means? invictus means defeat, not a victim . what he did with not a victim. what he did with those souls . shut up . abused those souls. shut up. abused terrible injuries. those souls. shut up. abused terrible injuries . deformed, terrible injuries. deformed, defaced . he gave them the defaced. he gave them the courage not to be victim. fantastic to go to the gym. to do something. to take control their lives. to do what you did after a plane crash. you what has

david starkey . but with public david starkey.apists in women's prisons, is the woke takeover of country coming to an end that is my monologue. i'm not pulling my punches. that's next. after headlines with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. thanks very much the top story on gb news tonight . and control on gb news tonight. and control room staff voted for their first nationwide strike over pay in 20 years. the fire brigades union said its members have experienced a 12% drop in real time earnings since 2010. last november members rejected a pay rise of , 5. meanwhile, teachers rise of, 5. meanwhile, teachers are planning to go on strike in england , wales on wednesday england, wales on wednesday after last minute talks between themselves and the government failed. it's expected be one of the biggest days off in action in decades, with up to half a million public service workers ,

coming up, david starkey and the butchering of our constitution , we will be our constitution, we willin three. welcome back. yesterday, the government decided for the first time that the remote powers under the scotland act block legislation particularly their controversial gender recognition act . nicola of the north has act. nicola of the north has howled moaned and many suspect this is going to go to the supreme court. but what this story really pointing devolution . supreme court these are all the ghastly bunches of new laboun the ghastly bunches of new labour. the mere fact that we referred to holyrood as the scottish parliament is constitutes eternal heresy. same with the idea of the supreme court. legacy . new labour. court. the legacy. new labour. the amendment, course , for it the amendment, of course, for it is in the iraq war and it even immigration. it's complete immigration. it's the complete dismantling constitution dismantling of our constitution . but don't take my for it. dr. david stark is here. take it away, david, please. you're it's away, david, please. you're it'

coming up, david starkey and the butchering of our constitution , we will be our constitution, we willin three. welcome back. yesterday, the government decided for the first time that the remote powers under the scotland act block legislation particularly their controversial gender recognition act . nicola of the north has act. nicola of the north has howled moaned and many suspect this is going to go to the supreme court. but what this story really pointing devolution . supreme court these are all the ghastly bunches of new laboun the ghastly bunches of new labour. the mere fact that we referred to holyrood as the scottish parliament is constitutes eternal heresy. same with the idea of the supreme court. legacy . new labour. court. the legacy. new labour. the amendment, course , for it the amendment, of course, for it is in the iraq war and it even immigration. it's complete immigration. it's the complete dismantling constitution dismantling of our constitution . but don't take my for it. dr. david stark is here. take it away, david, please. you're it's away, david, please. you're it'

david starkey. plus the mother of all comebacks is on the cards. donald trump's lawyer is live.is live. see shortly. hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here with the latest forecast from the met office. a band of rain is moving over the next 24 hours with showers following . and for with showers following. and for northern parts of the uk the winds really picking up . an area winds really picking up. an area of low pressure at the moment is affecting our weather. that's pushing into iceland. it's pushing into iceland. so it's quite far from the uk, but it is dangung quite far from the uk, but it is dangling a number weather fronts in from the north and those fronts are through the evening setting, some wet setting, sending some wet weather into scotland, northern nonh weather into scotland, northern north wales and northern ireland. the rain popping up for a time as. it pushes south dunng a time as. it pushes south during the late evening and early hours of tuesday , but by early hours of tuesday, but by the time it pushes in central areas, it is starting to ease again. and to the so

david starkey and in my big opinion monologue why has britain become a soft touch 7 has britain becomeit comes to drugs. it's time to just say no . plus, my all to just say no. plus, my all star panel and tomorrow's papers. we're live from eight till 11 . till 11. hi. welcome back to a friday final on gb news. right now, it's you're a politician. the next logical step when your career comes to an end is to do celebrity rounds, of course. and similarly, if your music or sports career comes to an end, it seems politics is all mixed up. matt hancock i really i'm sorry, i want to use his name ehhen sorry, i want to use his name either, but. matt hancock braved his time in the jungle, crowing about how he would beat a 90, his to hospice and raise his fate to a hospice and raise awareness this. lex yeah, awareness of this. lex yeah, well , he came awareness of this. lex yeah, well, he came through a whole chicken, my nose, 3% has been donated . marvellous. well done donated. marvellous. well done that. donated. marvellous. well done that . meanwhile, rod stewart is that. meanwhile, rod stewa

and david starkey railways.te british history. before all that , though, here are the latest headunes , though, here are the latest headlines for you. tatiana

david starkey. plus the mother of all comebacks is on the cards. donald trump's lawyer is live.yer is live. see shortly. hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here with the latest forecast from the met office. a band of rain is moving over the next 24 hours with showers following . and for with showers following. and for northern parts of the uk the winds really picking up . an area winds really picking up. an area of low pressure at the moment is affecting our weather. that's pushing into iceland. it's pushing into iceland. so it's quite far from the uk, but it is dangung quite far from the uk, but it is dangling a number weather fronts in from the north and those fronts are through the evening setting, some wet setting, sending some wet weather into scotland, northern nonh weather into scotland, northern north wales and northern ireland. the rain popping up for a time as. it pushes south dunng a time as. it pushes south during the late evening and early hours of tuesday , but by early hours of tuesday, but by the time it pushes in central areas, it is starting to ease again. and to th

david starkey and in my big opinion monologue why has britain become a soft touch 7 has britain becomeit comes to drugs. it's time to just say no . plus, my all to just say no. plus, my all star panel and tomorrow's papers. we're live from eight till 11 . till 11. hi. welcome back to a friday final on gb news. right now, it's you're a politician. the next logical step when your career comes to an end is to do celebrity rounds, of course. and similarly, if your music or sports career comes to an end, it seems politics is all mixed up. matt hancock i really i'm sorry, i want to use his name ehhen sorry, i want to use his name either, but. matt hancock braved his time in the jungle, crowing about how he would beat a 90, his to hospice and raise his fate to a hospice and raise awareness this. lex yeah, awareness of this. lex yeah, well , he came awareness of this. lex yeah, well, he came through a whole chicken, my nose, 3% has been donated . marvellous. well done donated. marvellous. well done that. donated. marvellous. well done that . meanwhile, rod stewart is that. meanwhile, rod stewa

picture of two people in a ball face that on this ball face that come on this breakfast i david starkeynd last saying his positive last week saying his positive bit of. and now i've had confessing in a bath. confessing the antics in a bath. lord, is this is tell all lord, this is this is a tell all breakfast hypothetical hypothetical bath imagining. yes, all going. yes, that's all that's going. yeah it is. it is all very flimsy isn't it. it's all very, very and unless he has very flaky. and unless he has some hard what is some sort of hard proof, what is this to look? he's not this going to look? he's not going virginia roberts . going to virginia roberts. giuffre, what about know, giuffre, what about you know, she's to turn around she's never going to turn around and actually, you're and go, actually, yeah, you're right. all up. she's right. i made it all up. she's never to have never going to have the absolution seeking. absolution that he's seeking. i mean, it reeks of mean, it just reeks of entitlement, arrogance and narcissism. like emma says, if he to return to life, it he wants t

david starkey if prince harry has become what he claims to hate a tabloid journalist .t. and in a desperate bid to get the middle ages back

and it's much david the other david starkey said the other day. he's just got it. and let them going to do is wait and let them destroy themselves. i think destroy themselves. well i think they're particularly they're doing a particularly good job so. and we're going to move on the observe hour. move on now to the observe hour. and this one is one of and this one is about one of your people, nick, thank you very this about very much. this is about a cumbrian god bless cumbria and god mckee because god bless gary mckee because the headune headline is cumbria man completes running completes mission of running marathon in 2022. and marathon every day in 2022. and this is guy mckee . he's 53 from this is guy mckee. he's 53 from cleator moor. and what he's done is run a marathon every day which is incredible. it's. is run a marathon every day which is incredible. it's . 9563 which is incredible. it's. 9563 miles he's gone through 22 pairs of trainers. he's just incredible . does he not have incredible. does he not have a job? he's. wait, i'm going to tell you, he ran. h

i mean, you were talking about harry and meghan earlier and just david earlier and we just had david starkeyterview on. and he made that harry has made the point that harry has actually in actually done very, very good in his life by starting the invictus games. do know what invictus games. do you know what this just means in latin. yes a victim? yes. and this is the incredible thing. so do of incredible thing. so we do of course, you're right. we live in a his book a world about that. his book actually they came up with actually how they came up with the name. it's so ironic given that the rest of the is all that the rest of the book is all about how he's the biggest victim so that victim in the world. and so that is very good example how is a very good example of how victimhood our society. victimhood is in our society. but think the truth is, as you but i think the truth is, as you know well done that sort of approach to life is not going to make you happy. and think make you happy. and i think harry's very good example harry's a very good example of that. message think to that. so the me

i mean, you were talking about harry and meghan earlier and just david earlier and we just had david starkeyterview on. and he made that harry has made the point that harry has actually in actually done very, very good in his life by starting the invictus games. do know what invictus games. do you know what this just means in latin. yes a victim? yes. and this is the incredible thing. so do of incredible thing. so we do of course, you're right. we live in a his book a world about that. his book actually they came up with actually how they came up with the name. it's so ironic given that the rest of the is all that the rest of the book is all about how he's the biggest victim so that victim in the world. and so that is very good example how is a very good example of how victimhood our society. victimhood is in our society. but think the truth is, as you but i think the truth is, as you know well done that sort of approach to life is not going to make you happy. and think make you happy. and i think harry's very good example harry's a very good example of that. message think to that. so the me

news needs to have some serious debate with some of your wonderful presenters such as neil oliver david starkeyey mark steyn people who come from all directions . let's come from all directions. let's not forget my porky parry . not forget my porky parry. holly, can you can you can you bnng holly, can you can you can you bring my porky parry into this? because he's got right to reply. of course. nigel nigel farage a shout, alan. yeah, yeah. no, definitely nigel farage because a kingpin to the solution . mm a kingpin to the solution. mm i think you've very much barry is wonderful. i just wish . stop wonderful. i just wish. stop doing that all the time. oh, well, that's okay. but i just need to know that i'm man of the people. you said to me, and i've seen you pick up that habit. your hero, paul mccartney. yes i did, actually. yeah, i did. except i think he probably picked it up for me because i'm i'm older. younger than him. i'm older. i'm younger than him. but you've been but listen, mike, you've been reporting nhs decades. reporting on the nhs decades. sure. your prescription? sure. what's you

news needs to have some serious debate with some of your wonderful presenters such as neil oliver david starkeyey mark steyn people who come from all directions . let's come from all directions. let's not forget my porky parry . not forget my porky parry. holly, can you can you can you bnng holly, can you can you can you bring my porky parry into this? because he's got right to reply. of course. nigel nigel farage a shout, alan. yeah, yeah. no, definitely nigel farage because a kingpin to the solution . mm a kingpin to the solution. mm i think you've very much barry is wonderful. i just wish . stop wonderful. i just wish. stop doing that all the time. oh, well, that's okay. but i just need to know that i'm man of the people. you said to me, and i've seen you pick up that habit. your hero, paul mccartney. yes i did, actually. yeah, i did. except i think he probably picked it up for me because i'm i'm older. younger than him. i'm older. i'm younger than him. but you've been but listen, mike, you've been reporting nhs decades. reporting on the nhs decades. sure. your prescription? sure. what's you

change come soon enough and lastly should the coronation be or reflective of our changing david james bond starkey and femi under will battle it out and get most importantly, i want to hear from you . send your views my way at you. send your views my way at gbp news at gbnews.uk or tweet me. a lot of vox. that's all coming up. the headlines with . coming up. the headlines with. parliament good evening. downing street says the prime minister has never actually paid a penalty to the hmrc amid an investigation . the former investigation. the former chancellor nadhim zahawi his tax affairs rishi sunak's been defending how number 10 is handung defending how number 10 is handling the situation, insisting due process is being followed and saying no issues were raised when he appointed zahawi to a ministerial role in cabinet. well at a lively pmqs earlier on today, the labour leader accused mr. of being too weak . sack the party chairman, weak. sack the party chairman, sir keir starmer, saying an mp who sought to avoid paying tax was fit to be chancellor mr. sunak has suggested it have been politically ex

change come soon enough and lastly should the coronation be or reflective of our changing david james bond starkey and femi under will battle it out and get most importantly, i want to hear from you . send your views my way at you. send your views my way at gbp news at gbnews.uk or tweet me. a lot of vox. that's all coming up. the headlines with . coming up. the headlines with. parliament good evening. downing street says the prime minister has never actually paid a penalty to the hmrc amid an investigation . the former investigation. the former chancellor nadhim zahawi his tax affairs rishi sunak's been defending how number 10 is handung defending how number 10 is handling the situation, insisting due process is being followed and saying no issues were raised when he appointed zahawi to a ministerial role in cabinet. well at a lively pmqs earlier on today, the labour leader accused mr. of being too weak . sack the party chairman, weak. sack the party chairman, sir keir starmer, saying an mp who sought to avoid paying tax was fit to be chancellor mr. sunak has suggested it have been politically ex

i wish i would david starkey myself, that's starkey myself, but that's exactly i'm to avoid exactly what indeed . fascinating very much indeed. fascinating snap. very much indeed. fascinating snap . oh, i love it. there's no snap. oh, i love it. there's no cheek something's. there is no cheap fix for that. we've got papers heading your way in just a moment, so don't go anywhere . welcome back. you all watching and listening to breakfast with stephen and ellie. yes, good morning to you. let's go through the papers with broadcaster and podcast host bill macdonald and writer and columnist emma wolf. good morning to you both. emma let's kick off with the sunday express. should we claiming that we just don't have enough doctors? yeah. so this is a warning from the chair of the royal college of gp's, professor camilla hawthorne . she's been camilla hawthorne. she's been saying yeah, we hear a lot about the a&e crisis, about ambulances stacking up, about all of that. but she said we also have a crisis as if we didn't know in family gp's. i mean family doctors basically gp's cannot cope. doctors

it was a it was a philip david starkey told me yesterday and i'll get permission to use on his firstareer has started. yeah it has is i think should we move to on actual yeah so what's the big game yesterday liverpool v wolves it's an evening kick off of vr control . c so i wolves it's an evening kick off of vr control. c so i was meant to iron all these problems where you get all these nebulous offside decisions . you want to offside decisions. you want to be able to go back and find out where problem and where the problem was and sometimes a bit, a bit sometimes can be a bit, a bit convoluted yesterday convoluted. so yesterday wolves having back to two to go into a three two lead there's a long celebration and. then the referee says he's consulted and they said it's been given offside. now, the issue here is the player who nunez was had the ball on the left wing. he plays the ball into the box. it goes back out to him. he's in an offside position. or somebody has told the referee he's in an offside position. so he swings the in, ball goes in, but the ball in, ball goes in, but too

i can't remember who by now, but we had david i mean, i was david starkey.. yeah. so it was meant to be going back to the whole shebang. oh, all right. i. i mean, ijust right. well, i. i mean, ijust don't think that's a good look as don't just don't. as a i don't know, just don't. i see one? he clearly it. see one? he clearly loves it. i do love it. stockings and breeches. just of breeches. adam, i just sort of think. tradition. what's wrong? we should. should embrace we should. we should embrace tradition. shouldn't we? well, yeah, according it yeah, but according to this, it is the has opted to wear is the monarch has opted to wear military uniform instead. oh, he has decided that he's not going to dress like that. like it's going to be. i can't blame him . going to be. i can't blame him. he's going to be a lot. but so formal but not explained . formal but not explained. looking like what? what this? oh, yeah, you better hold on. let me hold of that camera six. there you go . i don't if you can there you go. i don't if you can zoom in on that, but it's yes