and after eamonn holmes revealed the real eiarw— eamonn holmes revealed the real eiarw hehina— eamonn over— unfailing verdict on boris handing over his whatsapp neeeaeeg ra— handing over his whatsapp messages to the cabinet office the messages to the cabinet office rhe rekav— messages to the cabinet office the pskov scandal— messages to the cabinet office the pskov scandal and prince harrw-e— the pskov scandal and prince harry's courtroom battles. ihai-e— harry's courtroom battles. hate in— harry's courtroom battles. that's in uncanceled and over at hienewiana— that's in uncanceled and over at hienewiana .— that's in uncanceled and over at hienewiana . i— that's in uncanceled and over at disneyland . i don't— that's in uncanceled and over at disneyland . i don't think the disneyland. i don't think the kite— disneyland. i don't think the kite wiri— disneyland. i don't think the kids will believe this is a fairy— kids will believe this is a fairy godmother. he's nick gibb . i— fairy godmother. he's nick gibb . i want— fairy godmother. he's nick gibb . i want a— fairy godmother. he's nic

one particular point of fact, eamonn holmes _ persecuted.our studio cars as he did not frequently come to my flat. he cars as he did not frequently come to m flat. ., ., . cars as he did not frequently come to my flat-— to my flat. he at once. he said he was passing _ to my flat. he at once. he said he was passing and _ to my flat. he at once. he said he was passing and he _ to my flat. he at once. he said he was passing and he was _ to my flat. he at once. he said he was passing and he was going i to my flat. he at once. he said he was passing and he was going to i to my flat. he at once. he said he i was passing and he was going to come in for a beer. utterly untrue. also, i don't have an itv card account, presenters don't get that.- i don't have an itv card account, presenters don't get that. when you came on as — presenters don't get that. when you came on as gay _ presenters don't get that. when you came on as gay live _ presenters don't get that. when you came on as gay live on _ presenters don't get that. when you came on as gay live

of what eamonn holmes, the great eamonn mines.— eamonn holmes, the great eamonn holmes, regardless— rnings— you're saying these horrible rnings apour— you're saying these horrible things about itv? are we and iook.— things about itv? are we and iook. iii— things about itv? are we and look, i'll include— things about itv? are we and look, i'll include myself in it. i look, i'll include myself in it. iwas— look, i'll include myself in it. ivvas rnere— look, i'll include myself in it. i was there for— look, i'll include myself in it. i was there for ten— look, i'll include myself in it. i was there for ten years. are we— i was there for ten years. are we iusr— i was there for ten years. are we just bitter?— i was there for ten years. are we just bitter? _ i was there for ten years. are we just bitter? i— i was there for ten years. are we just bitter? : t“ . we just bitter? i wouldn't say i was bitter. yeah, i'm a bit annoyed. i'm a bit annoyed with them because they were very dishonest about about why why i was being got rid of. and there's no doubt that i was got rid of . um, there's

of what eamonn holmes, the great eamonn noimec— eamonn holmes, the great eamonn holmes, regardless—the reason why why you're saying these horrible rningc— you're saying these horrible iningc aboar— you're saying these horrible things about itv? are we and iook— things about itv? are we and iook, iii— things about itv? are we and look, i'll include— things about itv? are we and look, i'll include myself in it. i look, i'll include myself in it. iwac— look, i'll include myself in it. iwac mere— look, i'll include myself in it. i was there for— look, i'll include myself in it. i was there for ten— look, i'll include myself in it. i was there for ten years. are we— i was there for ten years. are we tact— i was there for ten years. are we just bitter?— i was there for ten years. are we just bitter? _ i was there for ten years. are we just bitter? i— i was there for ten years. are we just bitter? : i“ e we just bitter? i wouldn't say i was bitter. yeah, i'm a bit annoyed. i'm a bit annoyed with them because they were very dishonest about about why why i was being got rid of. and there's n

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on one particular point of fact, eamonn holmes has suggested that there were taxis from your apartments from your studio to...? he didn't frequently come to my flat. he came to the flat once. to my recollection, he didn't stay over. he said he was passing and he was going to come in for a beer. so the idea that he regularly got taxis from your home to your itv studios is... utterly, utterly untrue. and also, i don't have an itv car account. presenters don't get that. when you came out as gay live on this morning, eamonn and his wife were there, as you say, they were kind, they hugged you, you hugged them. he now says he felt used. was that all fake? that's the implication of what he's saying, that there was this artifice to that day and that he was being used for a kind of reputational enhancement for you. you come out as gay as a reputational enhancement? i think that in itself speaks. when did you know you were gay? erm... i've spoke to my therapist about this because i had a wonderful marriage. have a wonderful marriage. er... not brilliant right now. erm... with an incredibly suppo

of eamonn holmes's morejuicy and i did put some of eamonn holmes's more juicy quotes to him, but phillip. human being behind it. human story but with public implications. i the point is the public implications, to do . with broadcasting and to do with workplace rules, - regulations, good behaviour, that is going to be dealt- with by the review and we will learn the consequences of that. - at the same time, we are dealing | with a human being that all of us| here have known and liked over many years. - it makes it difficult for us. really, what i'm saying - is the reaction to it has been in some ways disproportionate at the human level. _ that was gyles brandreth talking to alison hammond and dermot o'leary on this morning's edition of this morning. with more on this, i'm joined by our media and arts correspondent david sillito. you watched that 43 minute interview with phillip schofield. what was your reaction? the with phillip schofield. what was your reaction?— your reaction? the first thing is that this is _ your reaction? the first thing is that this is clearly _ your reaction? the f

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eamonn holmes. jeremy kyle. eamonn holmes. ceiei— jeremy kyle. eamonn holmes.f the covid narrative. weii i-w eeew.— because of the covid narrative. well i'm sorry. we've been wewee— well i'm sorry. we've been eee iigw— well i'm sorry. we've been proven right on— well i'm sorry. we've been proven right on nigel. you proven right on that, nigel. you were-egeiwet— proven right on that, nigel. you were against these were always against these ieeweewwe. — were always against these lockdowns. very concerned lockdowns. i was very concerned eeew— lockdowns. i was very concerned eiewt we— lockdowns. i was very concerned about the four— lockdowns. i was very concerned about the four es— lockdowns. i was very concerned about the four fs forced vaccination— about the four fs forced vaccination and those obe you wee— vaccination and those obe you we wew— vaccination and those obe you we wew wee— vaccination and those obe you had you had carol— vaccination and those obe you had you had carol sikora on your eiwew,— had you had carol sikora on your eiwew, iigw— had you had car

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eamonn holmes used the playpen. eamonn holmes used the term playtime .pearson, do epene— bailey, allison pearson, do stand-because- bailey, allison pearson, do stand-because more stand by because we've got more preeppnp— stand by because we've got more preeppnp neve— stand by because we've got more breaking news on— stand by because we've got more breaking news on this story. rnppp— breaking news on this story. philip schofield— breaking news on this story. philip schofield has- breaking news on this story. philip schofield has also- breaking news on this story. philip schofield has also given an interview the bbc that is an interview to the bbc that is going to broadcast tomorrow night. the public service broadcaster. but we do have our hands of one clip from that interview with amol rajan, making his defence case, which i'm going to be showing you in mere moments. but next, she's the first loose women star to speak out about the alleged cover up at itv daytime. carol mcgiffin joins me exclusive to reveal the inner workings of the channel that saw schof

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her husband, eamonn holmes, great guy. he has really strong her husband, eamonn holmes, great on'.evin, lady colin campbell, tom bower and phil dampier. a very special edition of the show tomorrow night from 9 pm. but next up, it's headliners good night. good evening. you with gb news the top - good evening. you with gb news rrro rop srory— - good evening. you with gb news rrro rop srory rais— - good evening. you with gb news the top story this hour.— good evening. you with gb news the top story this hour. the rumo— the top story this hour. the rams-says- the top story this hour. the prime-says his- the top story this hour. the prime says his plan the top story this hour. the- prime-says his plan to prime minister says his plan to raokro— prime minister says his plan to raokro arro— prime minister says his plan to tackle the arrival— prime minister says his plan to tackle the arrival illegal tackle the arrival of illegal mraraurs— tackle the arrival of illegal mrgraars ro— tackle the arrival of illegal migrants to the— tackle the arrival of illegal migrants to the uk in small boars

eamonn holmes used the playpen. eamonn holmes used the term playtime .ean hehy—de- bailey, allison pearson, do etehd— bailey, allison pearson, do stand-because- bailey, allison pearson, do stand-because more stand by because we've got more heethmg— stand by because we've got more hreethmg ee— stand by because we've got more breaking news on— stand by because we've got more breaking news on this story. hhhhhp— breaking news on this story. philip schofield— breaking news on this story. philip schofield has- breaking news on this story. philip schofield has also. breaking news on this story. philip schofield has also given an interview the bbc that is an interview to the bbc that is going to broadcast tomorrow night. the public service broadcaster. but we do have our hands of one clip from that interview with amol rajan, making his defence case, which i'm going to be showing you in mere moments. but next, she's the first loose women star to speak out about the alleged cover up at itv daytime. carol mcgiffin joins me exclusive to reveal the inner workings of

, who, as we heard earner.— eamonn holmes, who, as we heard eartter. won— eamonn holmes, who, astngueet— coroner in the nicola burley inquest rules— coroner in the nicola burley inquest rules that she died by accttentatty— inquest rules that she died by accidentally drowning investigative journalist and former— investigative journalist and former police— investigative journalist and former police officer mark williams—thomas his expert williams—thomas gives his expert anatyete— williams—thomas gives his expert analysis-offers— williams—thomas gives his expert analysis-offers his— williams—thomas gives his expert analysis offers his view on analysis and offers his view on wnetner— analysis and offers his view on whether lancashire police still tate— whether lancashire police still have questions— whether lancashire police still have questions to _ whether lancashire police still have questions to answer over tnetr— have questions to answer over their handling— have questions to answer over their handling of— have questions to answer over their handling of the case. mark ttttttane—

got rid of eamonn holmes. so she's there for eamonn holmes. so she's there tea at— eamonn holmes.y i was too tatt— wonder why. apparently i was too tatt. hhe— wonder why. apparently i was too tatt. aha tt— wonder why. apparently i was too tatt. aha tt yea— wonder why. apparently i was too tall. and if you think— : apparently i was too tall. and if you think that he's mayet— tall. and if you think that he's mayet att— tall. and if you think that he's played all these— tall. and if you think that he's played all these english people, played all these engliin people, i played all these english people, ttast— played all these english people, trast ththt— played all these english people, i just think he's— played all these english people, i just think he's bonkers. yeah, he teets— i just think he's bonkers. yeah, he looks like— i just think he's bonkers. yeah, he looks like david frost. anyway— he looks like david frost. ahyway he— he looks like david frost. anyway he looks. tt; : he looks like david frost.- anyway he looks. he should never play anyway he looks. he should never play a

got rid of eamonn holmes. so she's there for eamonn holmes. so she's there tat att— eamonn holmes.ll. and if you think that he's played all these— tall. and if you think that he's played all these english people, i played all these english people, udd— played all these english people, ijust ddnk— played all these english people, i just think he's— played all these english people, i just think he's bonkers. yeah, he deede— i just think he's bonkers. yeah, he looks like— i just think he's bonkers. yeah, he looks like david frost. anyway— he looks like david frost. anyway ne— he looks like david frost. anyway he looks. dz; : he looks like david frost.- anyway he looks. he should never play anyway he looks. he should never play a non a non welsh character again. and then hopefully we'll see a bit less of michael sheen on our screens. jim davidson outrageous and brilliant as even outrageous and brilliant as ever. thank you so much, jim . ever. thank you so much, jim. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass . oh, my superstar union jackass. oh, my supersta

, who, as we heard earner.— eamonn holmes, who, as we heard earrrer. won— eamonn holmes, who, asz, but next, as the coroner in the— media buzz, but next, as the coroner in the nicola burley rneaest— coroner in the nicola burley inquest rules— coroner in the nicola burley inquest rules that she died by assrtentatty— inquest rules that she died by accidentally drowning investigative journalist and toner— investigative journalist and former police— investigative journalist and former police officer mark williams—thomas his expert williams—thomas gives his expert anarysrs— williams—thomas gives his expert analysis-offers— williams—thomas gives his expert analysis-offers his— williams—thomas gives his expert analysis offers his view on analysis and offers his view on wnetner— analysis and offers his view on whether lancashire police still nave— whether lancashire police still have questions— whether lancashire police still have questions to _ whether lancashire police still have questions to answer over tnerr— have questions to answer over their handling— have questions to answer over

every day to work with eamonn holmes every ioy oni— to work with eamonn holmes every ioy oni mondren or animals, though? this is the thing i was wondering. i didn't. what did you people you should you mean? the people you should never work with. oh, i see. moi-s— never work with. oh, i see. that's-three. _ never work with. oh, i see. that's-three. the- never work with. oh, i see. that's three. the children, that's the three. the children, the animals and the eamonn. there you go. nice, innit? he's nono— there you go. nice, innit? he's noro ior— there you go. nice, innit? he's noro ior ino— there you go. nice, innit? he's here for the back— there you go. a cc; 7 he's here for the back pages. and inis— here for the back pages. and inis is— here for the back pages. and inis is now— here for the back pages. and this is how they— here for the back pages. and this is how they look this morning. — this is how they look this morning. guardian. first of all, we morning. guardian. first of all, wo nooi— morning. guardian. first of all, we need diversity. _ morning. guardian. first of all,

with eamonn holmes and isabel webster— on gb news with eamonn holmes and isabel webster.d by this third rate political— westminster is consumed by this third rate political al soap eeee— third rate political al soap eeee hew— third rate political al soap opera. now now obviously boris tehheeh— opera. now now obviously boris johnson resigning— opera. now now obviously boris johnson resigning was a very big teet— johnson resigning was a very big teet hheet— johnson resigning was a very big teet thteet .— johnson resigning was a very big deal indeed , but— johnson resigning was a very big deal indeed , but that perhaps deal indeed, but that perhaps eetee— deal indeed, but that perhaps eetee eeehe— deal indeed, but that perhaps pales beside nicola sturgeon on tetmet— pales beside nicola sturgeon on tetmet ttee— pales beside nicola sturgeon on tetmet ttee et— pales beside nicola sturgeon on former jipe of scottish politics former jipe of scottish politics tet ee— former jipe of scottish politics tet ee tehe— former jipe of scottish politics for so long being— former jipe of sc

and— breakfast on gb news with eamonn holmes and isabel— breakfast on gb news with eamonn holmes and ank— holmes and isabel webster. thankyou— holmes and isabel webster. thank you very— holmes and isabel webster. thank you very much- holmes and isabel webster. thank you very much for your company. we're you through company. we're with you through to 930 this morning and leading the news today, the government's creating contingency plans to renationalise thames water , the renationalise thames water, the country's biggest supplier serving 15 million customers. it's collapse could trigger a domino— it's collapse could trigger a domino effect— it's collapse could trigger a domino effect ,_ it's collapse could trigger a domino effect , with the water domino effect, with the water regulator— domino effect, with the water regulator raising _ domino effect, with the water regulator raising concerns about the regulator raising concerns about oho financial— regulator raising concerns about the financial resilience of oovoot— the financial resilience of several other— the financial resilience of

dan wooiion,— including eamonn holmes dan wootton,_about. including eamonn holmes dan.surprised to see that martin oeiwoiiy— surprised to see that martin actually came— surprised to see that martin actually came out with this so nwiiie— actually came out with this so nniiie oni— actually came out with this so public obe yesterday because the cases have been— public obe yesterday because the cases have been building up ogoinei— cases have been building up ogoinei nin— cases have been building up ogoinei nin .— cases have been building up against him . he— cases have been building up against him . he said it's been against him. he said it's been iike— against him. he said it's been iike ine— against him. he said it's been like the 23rd— against him. he said it's been like the 23rd day— against him. he said it's been like the 23rd day this morning has like the 23rd day this morning noe teen— like the 23rd day this morning noe teen on— like the 23rd day this morning has been on the— like the 23rd day this morning has been on the front pages of the has been on the front page

ranj stnoh— eamonn holmes and also dr. ranj stnoh e — eamonn holmes and also dr.a figure tn the— presenter, as a brand, as a figure in the national consciousness. she doesn't need hth— consciousness. she doesn't need hth oynnoe— consciousness. she doesn't need hth oynnoe ont— consciousness. she doesn't need him anymore and she has said she honts— him anymore and she has said she uonts to— him anymore and she has said she wants to continue— him anymore and she has said she wants to continue to— him anymore and she has said she wants to continue to be with the show. — wants to continue to be with the show. she — wants to continue to be with the show. she hos— wants to continue to be with the show. she has other big, big sonhotons— show. she has other big, big sonnhotons to— show. she has other big, big campaigns to her name. she is a one woman sort of— campaigns to her name. she is a one woman sort of juggernaut these— one woman sort of juggernaut these toys.— one woman sort of juggernaut these toys. t— one woman sort of juggernaut these days. i guess . i mean, thes

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former this morning host eamonn holmes , in interview eamonn holmes, in an interview wbbb— eamonn holmes to you first, if that's all right. thank you. i mean, i think from so thank you. i mean, i think from ee bbe— thank you. i mean, i think from ee bbe bbeb— thank you. i mean, i think from so the first point— thank you. i mean, i think from so the first point you— i mean, i think from so the first point you speak of beevbb— so the first point you speak of megxit earlier— so the first point you speak of megxit earlier comment, channel five megxit earlier comment, channel bbve ebbbb— megxit earlier comment, channel bbve ebbbb bee— megxit earlier comment, channel five still has quite— five still has quite a significant- five still has quite a significant linear audience. ebemeb— significant linear audience. channel five— significant linear audience. channel five is— significant linear audience. channel five is destination for beebeeb— channel five is destination for factual television— channel five is destination for factual television for sure. webb— factual television for sure. webb. bbe

piers morgan, myself and stephen dixon and eamonn holmes as well . so three eamonn holmes as well. there was some saying that it was clearly going to be a rigged election , but in the end it election, but in the end it proved that it wasn't. and they were astonished by the number of people that engaged and voted in this process. so, look, i am delighted, thrilled as a new boy in television to have won this award . but this is more about award. but this is more about you making the effort to vote for me than it is about me. so of course , my moment came to get of course, my moment came to get up of course, my moment came to get up and give a speech and i thought, well, i'm going to be as magnanimous in victory as i possibly can. and i thanked all those that have voted for me, especially those that lived outside the m25 kyiv little dig, those that live in central london. but then i couldn't resist having a go at something called barb. i know you've neven called barb. i know you've never, ever heard of it, but all the figures for television viewing , whether it's news or viewing, whet

piers morgan, myself and stephen dixon and eamonn holmes as well . so three eamonn holmes as well.re was some saying that it was clearly going to be a rigged election , but in the end it election, but in the end it proved that it wasn't. and they were astonished by the number of people that engaged and voted in this process. so, look, i am delighted, thrilled as a new boy in television to have won this award . but this is more about award. but this is more about you making the effort to vote for me than it is about me. so of course , my moment came to get of course, my moment came to get up of course, my moment came to get up and give a speech and i thought, well, i'm going to be as magnanimous in victory as i possibly can. and i thanked all those that have voted for me, especially those that lived outside the m25 kyiv little dig, those that live in central london. but then i couldn't resist having a go at something called barb. i know you've neven called barb. i know you've never, ever heard of it, but all the figures for television viewing , whether it's news or viewing, whether

breakfast on gb news with eamonn holmes and isabel wepsder.— eamonn holmes and isabel webster. extra curricular activities. they're just heading home towards the area where they lived. as you say , an area that lived. as you say, an area that was really full of students when of course, they were attacked and stabbed to death for separate crime scenes because , separate crime scenes because, of course, that man in his 50s also stabbed to death. and then the podesta bins that were knocked over just at the podesta bins that were knocked overjust at this spot knocked over just at this spot where i'm standing, knocked over just at this spot where i'm standing , the roads where i'm standing, the roads reopened. but the investor action is still underway . and as action is still underway. and as you mentioned, there , isabel, you mentioned, there, isabel, the family of barnaby webber releasing a very emotional, impactful statement about the loss of their suffering. and in that statement, they say complete devastation is not enough to describe our pain and loss at the senseless murder o

eamonn holmes and isabel webster ieniing ew— eamonn holmes and isabel webster leading our news on— eamonner leading our news on this monday morning,— leading our news on this monday morning, cracking— leading our news on this monday morning, cracking down on iiiegni— morning, cracking down on illegal-might. morning, cracking down on illegal might be morning, cracking down on- illegal-might be one illegal migration might be one of illegal migration might be one ei-inne— illegal migration might be one of prime minister's top five of the prime minister's top five wieniiee— of the prime minister's top five pneniiee ini— of the prime minister's top five priorities, but can— of the prime minister's top five priorities, but can he deliver ieieni— priorities, but can he deliver ieieni sunni— priorities, but can he deliver rishi sunak will— priorities, but can he deliver rishi sunak will visit kent as he rishi sunak will visit kent as ne gives— rishi sunak will visit kent as ne gives a— rishi sunak will visit kent as he gives a speech on the government's— he gives a speech on the government's prog

on one particular point, eamonn holmes has suggested that there were taxis from your apartment to theuentl taxis from your studio? he didn't frequently come _ taxis from your studio? he didn't frequently come to _ taxis from your studio? he didn't frequently come to my _ taxis from your studio? he didn't frequently come to my flat, i taxis from your studio? he didn't frequently come to my flat, he i taxis from your studio? he didn't i frequently come to my flat, he came to the flat once, to my recollection he didn't stay over, he said he was passing and he was going to come in for a beer. 50 passing and he was going to come in for a beer. . .. for a beer. so the idea he got regularly _ for a beer. so the idea he got regularly taxis _ for a beer. so the idea he got regularly taxis from - for a beer. so the idea he got regularly taxis from your i for a beer. so the idea he got i regularly taxis from your home... utterly untrue. also, i don't have an itv car account, presenters don't get that. an itv car account, presenters don't net that. ~ , ~. an itv car account, presenters don't net

in an morning host eamonn holmes. in am-wttm— morning host eamonn holmes. when, if ttsw tmtsst— what did they know and when, if they indeed they— what did they know and when, if they indeed they did know amwtmmps— they indeed they did know anything? and— they indeed they did know anything? and did they try to sawstlwps— anything? and did they try to cover. up? they'll- anything? and did they try to cover up? they'll be looking cover it up? they'll be looking tnta— cover it up? they'll be looking tmta-twtw— cover it up? they'll be looking tmta-twtw at— cover it up? they'll be looking into-duty of care- cover it up? they'll be looking into duty of care both to into the duty of care both to stamp —tms| philip schofield and to the wawmpst— philip schofield and to the younger ma— philip schofield and to the younger man in question, patsmttattw— younger man in question, potentially magnus brook could bat potentially magnus brook could tat away— potentially magnus brook could tat awaw att— potentially magnus brook could bat away all the— potentially magnus brook c

gb news with eamonn holmes and isabel wehshen.— eamonn holmes and isabel wehshen. — eamonn holmes andsanhnue— the middle of search and rescue. and-continue to— the middle of search and rescue. and continue to put every and we'll continue to put every awahhahhe— and we'll continue to put every available _that— and we'll continue to put every available _that-inj available asset that we have in an ehanh— available asset that we have in an effort-find— available asset that we have in an effort-find the— available asset that we have in an effort find the titan and an effort to find the titan and the an effort to find the titan and hhe se— an effort to find the titan and the crew members. well the easn— the crew members. well the eash hs— the crew members. well the search is currently focussed on a pan— search is currently focussed on a pahnh hn— search is currently focussed on a pahnh hn hhe— search is currently focussed on a point in the north atlantic whene— a point in the north atlantic whene hhe— a point in the north atlantic where the sound— a point in the north atlantic where the sou

and tncn— recently with eamonn holmes and tncn carot— recently with eamonn holmes and then carolerms of telling his point of view . no of telling his point of view. no difficult questions whatsoever . difficult questions whatsoever. and he concludes with this continues that people know there's not a human being behind this. they want me to die. is that the end game? so echoes of the caroline flack stuff, i wouldn't i wonder how much media manipulation is going on here. well, there will be a lot phillip schofield has been in the business for a very long time. he knows how these things wort. — time. he knows how these things wort. nc— time. he knows how these things wort. ac nas— time. he knows how these things work. he has seen— time. he knows how these things work. he has seen it.— e he knows how these things work. he has seen it. he has seen— work. he has seen it. he has been part— work. he has seen it. he has been part-this— work. he has seen it. he has been part this industry for been part of this industry for a very— been part of this industry for a very-tine.— been part of t

-others. - brilliantly alongside eamonn holmes others. ing this kind of industry where having protecting. fostering this kind of industry where savile's'ing protecting. fostering this kind of industry where savile's and protecting. fostering this kind of industry where savile's and co'scting. fostering this kind of industry where savile's and co's fortg. jemmy savile's and co's for decades to come. itv decades to come. clearly itv missed many times missed the mark on many times with this phillip schofield case and someone needs to pay for it. he's gone. but what's happening behind the scenes? okay thank you. you you. steph stephanie takyi you were— you. steph stephanie takyi you trere 7— you. steph stephanie takyi you tree 7 wow— you. steph stephanie takyi you there ? now moving let us there? now moving on, let us trow— there? now moving on, let us trtw-ytu— there? now moving on, let us know -you think. - there? now moving on, let us know you think. by the way, know what you think. by the way, gb know what you think. by the way, tr -tr— kn

however,— with eamonn holmes and isabel webster. , oz; " «rile. with eamonn holmes and isabel webster watching wherever you're watching wherever you're watching our news this watching leading our news this morning, the metropolitan police says it is considering new footage that shows a party at conservative hq during lockdown . the levelling up secretary, michael gove has apologised for the video , calling it the video, calling it indefensible . it comes as the indefensible. it comes as the prime minister prepares to skip the vote today on the report that found boris johnson lied to parliament. mps will debate the findings,— parliament. mps will debate the findings, which— parliament. mps will debate the findings, which could— 3351 mps will debate the findings, which could see jommom— findings, which could see johnson barred from holding the pomomomow— johnson barred from holding the parliamentary pass given to former— parliamentary pass given to former mos— parliamentary pass given to former mos .— parliamentary pass given to former pms . the treasury has former pms. the treasury has

well, hello there, eamonn holmes here.ank you. your place, your— people tric.org .uk. thank you. your place, your vote. gb news etttem-e— your place, your vote. gb news britain's news— your place, your vote. gb news britain's news .— your place, your vote. gb news britain's news. channel on mark deten— britain's news. channel on mark wetem temtett— britain's news. channel on mark wetem temtgtt. — britain's news. channel on mark dolan tonight. in— britain's news. channel on mark dolan tonight. " z; dolan tonight. in my big opinion, my reflections on boris johnson's departure. a talented but flawed character. his report card is a mixed one. so overall, is it a thumbs up or thumbs down? find out at nine in my take at ten. you don't have to wait for the judge. i'll be giving my verdict on prince harry's needless war against the british press. does donald trump really face a hundred years in jail? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker, kinsey schofield. live from the united states. tv star kim woodburn be giving her forthright vie

the tric awards to avoid the humiliation of losing out to a place in the sun and a reunion with eamonn holmesnt to other people. she doesn't want te—she-e- other people. she doesn't want te—she-e gone-l other people. she doesn't wanti to_she's gone. go to be like them. she's gone. go op.— to be like them. she's gone. go eet—a— to be like them. she's gone. go ett—a mee- to be like them. she's gone. go off,_a nice holiday.| off, holly. have a nice holiday. hetty— off, holly. have a nice holiday. holly willoughby. holly willoughby. �*thth.. ' “rt willoughby. well, yes. and obviously nigel farage obviously jim nigel farage actually fingers up at actually put two fingers up at that audience yesterday when he won best presenter beating won best news presenter beating susanna reid and piers morgan. so here he is, been abused by those bitter and twisted leftie luvvies as he accepted his award. watch this winner is nigel all you see the investors , please do keep the abuse coming because it says a lot more about you than it does about me . this more about you than it does about me. this is i had much

and ellie— breakfast on gb news with eamonn holmes and ellie costello . ned it. i ihodghi.— looked at it, i examined it. i thought, there— looked at it, i examined it. i thought, there is— looked at it, i examined it. i thought, there is nothing about that that would attract me, not the acts, not even sir elton john? no. yeah, i see sir elton john.i john? no. yeah, i see sir elton john. i want to him in the john. i want to see him in the royal albert hall. don't want a padded— royal albert hall. don't want a padded sear. — royal albert hall. don't want a padded seat. a— royal albert hall. don't want a padded seat. a nice,- royal albert hall. don't want a padded seat. a nice, you know, air conditioned area. whatever. what do you want to stand there for? to have a big for? and i'd have to have a big glass something my hand. glass of something in my hand. wouldn't. and everybody's. wouldn't. yeah and everybody's. it's a rocket rocket man . it's he's a rocket rocket man. well apparently it's like- well apparently it's like two mikes— well apparently it's like

one is eamonn holmes of gb news, one is stephen— holmes of gb news, one is stephen dixon— holmes of gb broadcaster. joe kasper of balanced broadcaster. joe kasper et ew— balanced broadcaster. joe kasper et teem— balanced broadcaster. joe kasper of our team went— balanced broadcaster. joe kasper of our team went out onto the etteete— of our team went out onto the etteete et— of our team went out onto the streets of islington today to wet— streets of islington today to eet them — streets of islington today to ask them what— streets of islington today to ask them what they thought about whheh— ask them what they thought about wheet theee-e— ask them what they thought about nigel farage's nomination. here eeee— nigel farage's nomination. here eeee. h— nigel farage's nomination. here eeee. h me— nigel farage's nomination. here eeee. h .— nigel farage's nomination. here goes. i mean , kyiv. goes. i mean, kyiv. okay, i know wew— goes. i mean, kyiv. okay, i know very little about nigel farage. i like nigel farage. yes, he's wew— i like nigel farage. yes, he's very eteht— i like nigel farage. y

one is eamonn holmes of gb news, one is stephen— holmes of gb news, one is stephen dixon— holmes of gbr team went— balanced broadcaster. joe kasper of our team went out onto the etteete— of our team went out onto the etteete et— of our team went out onto the streets of islington today to tet— streets of islington today to tet them — streets of islington today to ask them what— streets of islington today to ask them what they thought about whtet— ask them what they thought about whtet ttttte-e— ask them what they thought about nigel farage's nomination. here teee— nigel farage's nomination. here teee. h— nigel farage's nomination. here teee. h meth— nigel farage's nomination. here teee. h .— nigel farage's nomination. here goes. i mean , kyiv. goes. i mean, kyiv. okay, i know very— goes. i mean, kyiv. okay, i know very little about nigel farage. i like nigel farage. yes, he's very— i like nigel farage. yes, he's very ettht— i like nigel farage. yes, he's very ettht th— i like nigel farage. yes, he's very stand up for— i like nigel farage. yes, he's very stand up for the british teepte.

was being— because eamonn holmes was ieiiing me— because eamonn holmes was telling me earliereautiful woman these days. yeah, i think we're on to that. we are. we're coming on to that. we are. we are. just a moment.- “3 tr“ we are. we are. just a moment. let's sian. — we are. just a moment. let's sian. risi— we are. just a moment. let's start. first of— we are. just a moment. let's start. first of all,- we are. just a moment. let's start. g start. first of all, though, guys, talking about this story. it's a front page of the paper we are watching the news as it comes the titanic, the comes in about the titanic, the tourists there. tourists who've gone there. tonya see this and the tonya to see this boat and the boat has gone missing. it's a very sort of well, it's clearly a very tense experience , isn't a very tense experience, isn't it, everybody involved. it's it, for everybody involved. it's a horrific experience. and the thing as a horrific experience. and the thing.asldiver,_ a horrific experience. and the thing-asldiver, i- a horrific experience. and the thing i as. dive

the tric awards to avoid the humiliation of losing out to a place in the sun and a reunion with eamonn holmess gone. go orr.— to be like them. she's gone. go ttt—t— to be like them. she's gone. go oto—t moo- to be like them. she's gone. go off,_a nice holiday.| off, holly. have a nice holiday. totty— off, holly. have a nice holiday. holly willoughby. holly willoughby. titi.. ' “l willoughby. well, yes. and obviously nigel farage obviously jim nigel farage actually fingers up at actually put two fingers up at that audience yesterday when he won best presenter beating won best news presenter beating susanna reid and piers morgan. so here he is, been abused by those bitter and twisted leftie luvvies as he accepted his award. watch this winner is nigel all you see the investors , please do keep the abuse coming because it says a lot more about you than it does about me . this more about you than it does about me. this is i had much toutot— about me. this is i had much toutot tntn— about me. this is i had much louder than this— about me. this is i had much louder than this in— this is i had much l

eamonn holmes yeah, and tutt— own. eamonn holmes yeah, and ituth ant— own.stigation. now, if you're going— investigation. now, if you're going to— investigation. now, if you're going to te— investigation. now, if you're going to be investigated, it is mush— going to be investigated, it is much tetter— going to be investigated, it is much better to— going to be investigated, it is much better to be investigated by much better to be investigated ty an— much better to be investigated by an independent barrister. but where— by an independent barrister. but where you— by an independent barrister. but where you are— by an independent barrister. but where you are still— by an independent barrister. but where you are still the client , where you are still the client, then— where you are still the client, then an— where you are still the client, then an investigation that has teen— then an investigation that has been instigated— then an investigation that has been instigated by somebody etse— been instigated by somebody etse. so— been instigated by somebody etse. so