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farage. zahawi back here— evening. farage. zahawi back here in— evening. farage.ere in bournemouth with an enthusiastic— here in bournemouth with an enthusiastic audience. we're going— enthusiastic audience. we're going to— enthusiastic audience. we're goingto talk— enthusiastic audience. we're going to talk about the local elections,— going to talk about the local elections, which— going to talk about the local elections, which were a disaster here— elections, which were a disaster here fer— elections, which were a disaster here her he— elections, which were a disaster here for the conservatives . are here for the conservatives. are rhe— here for the conservatives. are rhe-reeuee— here for the conservatives. are the-issues farage,- here for the conservatives. are the issues farage, the the local issues farage, the rereee— the local issues farage, the rerege rhe— the local issues farage, the farage and joining us on talking rhe— farage and joining us on talking rhre rehrehr— farage and joining us on talking pints tonight is— farage and joining us on talking pints

the farage. hi, my— for a barrage. the farage. hi, nny oe— for a barrage. the farage.ollowing up on something you've been on, which is this w.h.o. treaty, because earth we because why on earth should we want to into our law our want to bring into our law our domestic law, the power for lockdowns be issued upon us domestic law, the power for locanywns be issued upon us domestic law, the power for locan international.ued upon us domestic law, the power for locan international body?)on us domestic law, the power for locan international body? iti us domestic law, the power for locan international body? it was by an international body? it was quite bad enough doing to quite bad enough doing it to ourselves and i've heard, you know, andrew mitchell and a tory peer were very keen on the treaty, but of course it won't threaten our sovereignty. i thought, well, that's what we neono— thought, well, that's what we neono in— thought, well, that's what we heard in 1972. _ thought, well, that's what we heard in 1972. $554. heard in 1972. well, i was only three at the time, but nonet

the farage. hi, my— for a barrage. the farage. hi, my nae— for a barrage. the farage.is w.h.o. treaty, because earth we because why on earth should we want to into our law our want to bring into our law our domestic law, the power for lockdowns be issued upon us domestic law, the power for locanywns be issued upon us domestic law, the power for locan international.ued upon us domestic law, the power for locan international body?)on us domestic law, the power for locan international body? iti us domestic law, the power for locan international body? it was by an international body? it was quite bad enough doing to quite bad enough doing it to ourselves and i've heard, you know, andrew mitchell and a tory peer were very keen on the treaty, but of course it won't threaten our sovereignty. i thought, well, that's what we heap— thought, well, that's what we heap h— thought, well, that's what we heard in 1972. _ thought, well, that's what we heard in 1972. $554. heard in 1972. well, i was only three at the time, but nonetheless i'm older than you. but, got the treaty, so but,

farage. zahawi back here— evening. farage. zahawi back here in— evening. farage.

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donald trump— news star nigel farage. donald tramp tas— news star nigel farage.but hey, i'm irish. despite the tast ntten-s— but hey, i'm irish. despite the fact biden's an— but hey, i'm irish. despite the fact biden's an english name and nes— fact biden's an english name and ne-s gat— fact biden's an english name and he's got relations— fact biden's an english name and he's got relations in surrey and denat— he's got relations in surrey and nanatt nann— he's got relations in surrey and donald trump has— he's got relations in surrey and donald trump has a lot more seattant— donald trump has a lot more seattant tn— donald trump has a lot more scotland in him— donald trump has a lot more scotland in him than joe biden has scotland in him than joe biden nas netant— scotland in him than joe biden has ireland in— scotland in him than joe biden has ireland in him . he clearly has ireland in him. he clearly he has ireland in him. he clearly ne steanty— has ireland in him. he clearly he clearly admired and loved his natnen— he clearly admired and loved his natnen many— h

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donald trump— news star nigel farage. donald tramp tas— news star nigel farage.spite the tast ntten-s— but hey, i'm irish. despite the fact biden's an— but hey, i'm irish. despite the fact biden's an english name and nes— fact biden's an english name and ne-s gat— fact biden's an english name and he's got relations— fact biden's an english name and he's got relations in surrey and nanatt— he's got relations in surrey and nanatt nann— he's got relations in surrey and donald trump has— he's got relations in surrey and donald trump has a lot more seattant— donald trump has a lot more seattant tn— donald trump has a lot more scotland in him— donald trump has a lot more scotland in him than joe biden has scotland in him than joe biden nas netant— scotland in him than joe biden has ireland in— scotland in him than joe biden has ireland in him . he clearly has ireland in him. he clearly he has ireland in him. he clearly ne steanty— has ireland in him. he clearly he clearly admired and loved his natnen— he clearly admired and loved his natnen many— he clearly admired and

farage what nigel farage said tnene— farage what nigel farage said tnene wee— farage what nigel farageave in dictating civil service have in dictating tteee— civil service have in dictating tneee ttgntee— civil service have in dictating these figures to— civil service have in dictating these figures to rishi sunak , these figures to rishi sunak, teeenee— these figures to rishi sunak, because as a— these figures to rishi sunak, because as a government or enyone— because as a government or enyone ttet— because as a government or anyone that wants to go in goenet— anyone that wants to go in government, they do the mentteeto — government, they do the manifesto and- government, they do the manifesto and they make these ttetgee— manifesto and they make these ttetgee ent— manifesto and they make these pledges and promises what they went— pledges and promises what they went to— pledges and promises what they went to-ant— pledges and promises what they want to .and _wake i pledges and promises what they. want to .and _wake up want to do. and then the wake up to-ttgnt— want to do. and then the w

why is that you nigel farage, is it that you, nigel farage, assume that— is it that you, nigel faraged—that. so- you didn't mention, but you you kind—that. 50 but. you didn't mention, but you youi kind—that . 50 but it kind of implied that. so but it sonnet— kind of implied that. so but it sonnet to— kind of implied that. so but it sounds to .the_ kind of implied that. so but it sounds to the fact that it sounds to me the fact that it sounds to me the fact that it sounds to me that you're prepared have basic albie prepared to have basic albie street battles. street street battles. i'm prepared every one of my. prepared to use every one of my. you do. i'm prepared. i'm going to eentetn— you do. i'm prepared. i'm going to eentetn. tn— you do. i'm prepared. i'm going to explain. i'm to— you do. i'm prepared. i'm going to explain. i'm to prepared use even— to explain. i'm to prepared use ewerw one— to explain. i'm to prepared use ewerw ot— to explain. i'm to prepared use ewerw ot nw— to explain. i'm to prepared use every one of my physical etrenetn— every one of my physical strength,-of.

farage. zahawi back nere— evening. farage. zahawi back nere in— evening. farage.

and what the farage moment out now, i spoke teet— farage moment out now, i spoke ieet neen— farage momentilure 35% don't know. entv zone— bit of a failure 35% don't know. entv zen et— bit of a failure 35% don't know. only 20% of brexit_ bit of a failure 35% don't know. only 20% of brexit voters eunnentiv— only 20% of brexit voters currently consider it to be a success will— currently consider it to be a success will be— currently consider it to be a success will be in no doubt in teneign— success will be in no doubt in teneign petiev— success will be in no doubt in foreign policy it— success will be in no doubt in foreign policy it has been a success. it's— foreign policy it has been a success. it's constitutionally, ite— success. it's constitutionally, it-e teen— success. it's constitutionally, it-e teen e— success. it's constitutionally, it's been a success. we've left eni— it's been a success. we've left end we— it's been a success. we've left end we went— it's been a success. we've left and we won't actually be neieining— and we won't actually be neieining .— and we won't actually be

and what the farage moment out now, i spoke teet— farage moment out now, i spoke ieet neen— farage momentlure 35% don't know. entv zen et— bit of a failure 35% don't know. only 20% of brexit_ bit of a failure 35% don't know. only 20% of brexit voters eunnentiv— only 20% of brexit voters currently consider it to be a success will— currently consider it to be a success will be— currently consider it to be a success will be in no doubt in teneign— success will be in no doubt in teneign petiev— success will be in no doubt in foreign policy it— success will be in no doubt in foreign policy it has been a success. it's— foreign policy it has been a success. it's constitutionally, ite— success. it's constitutionally, it-e teen— success. it's constitutionally, it-e teen e— success. it's constitutionally, it's been a success. we've left eni— it's been a success. we've left end we— it's been a success. we've left end we went— it's been a success. we've left and we won't actually be neieining— and we won't actually be neieining .— and we won't actually be rejoining . but- and we won't actually be rej

watching that was nigel farage nigel farage. 20“ 0 farage nigel farage. to run again ro— would he give it all up to run again o oo— would he give it all up to run again to be president? and it's dingo— again to be president? and it's ddwdc dwe— again to be president? and it's things like that— again to be president? and it's things like that that i hope to get things like that that i hope to god from — things like that that i hope to god from him — things like that that i hope to get from him this afternoon or romorrowlwowr— get from him this afternoon or tomorrow your morning live tomorrow on your morning live from— tomorrow on your morning live from london.— tomorrow on your morning live from london. — tomorrow on your morning live from london. we— tomorrow on your morning live from london. �*fdrz; ll tomorrow on your morning live from london. �*fdrz; 00 “g from london. we will bring you the nigel, can give us the and nigel, can you give us a clue? how did you pull it off? oocowoo— clue? how did you pull it off? oocowoo dro— clue? how did you pull it of

why is that you nigel farage, is it that you, nigel farage, assume that— is it that you, nigel faraged—that. so- you didn't mention, but you you kind—that. 50 but. you didn't mention, but you youi kind—that . 50 but it kind of implied that. so but it sonnet— kind of implied that. so but it sonnet to— kind of implied that. so but it sounds to .the_ kind of implied that. so but it sounds to the fact that it sounds to me the fact that it sounds to me the fact that it sounds to me that you're prepared have basic albie prepared to have basic albie street battles. street street battles. i'm prepared every one of my. prepared to use every one of my. you do. i'm prepared. i'm going to eentetn— you do. i'm prepared. i'm going to eentetn. tn— you do. i'm prepared. i'm going to explain. i'm to— you do. i'm prepared. i'm going to explain. i'm to prepared use even— to explain. i'm to prepared use ewerw one— to explain. i'm to prepared use ewerw ot— to explain. i'm to prepared use ewerw ot nw— to explain. i'm to prepared use every one of my physical etrenetn— every one of my physical strength,-of.

farage en 7— donald trump tonight on. farage an p-m- — donald trump tonight on. farage at 7 pm.at 7 pm. meanwhile 29,000 police officers are being deployed— police officers are being deployed ne— police officers are being deployed to bolster security eveune— deployed to bolster security eeune ene — deployed to bolster security around the kings coronation. the metropol— around the kings coronation. the neneeee pence— around the kings coronation. the metropol police has confirmed the metropol police has confirmed ene seeve— metropol police has confirmed ene seeve en— metropol police has confirmed the scale of the— metropol police has confirmed the scale of the operation is nigger— the scale of the operation is bigger enen— the scale of the operation is bigger than that— the scale of the operation is bigger than that of the queen's nuneven— bigger than that of the queen's nuneven ene— bigger than that of the queen's funeral. the force— bigger than that of the queen's funeral. the force also revealed desens— funeral. the force also revealed more details about— funeral. the force als

the home nigel farage farage live here in the hasour because the home nigel farage farage live hereee was found to be ttetoneet— samantha lee was found to be dishonest, claiming the cctv at the restaurant— dishonest, claiming the cctv at the restaurant had— dishonest, claiming the cctv at the restaurant had been automatically deleted . and as automatically deleted. and as youe— automatically deleted. and as ye teen— automatically deleted. and as you've been hearing, the german tutnonttee— you've been hearing, the german authorities leading— you've been hearing, the german authorities leading the madeleine— authorities leading the madeleine mccann investigation say madeleine mccann investigation ety t— madeleine mccann investigation euy u neg-ot— madeleine mccann investigation say a major search is underway at u— say a major search is underway at t teeetwott— say a major search is underway at a reservoir in— say a major search is underway at a reservoir in portugal after at a reservoir in portugal after otto— at a reservoir in portugal after ttt ott— at a reservoir in portugal after

tonight on the farage show , we— e: " g tonight on the farage show , we show you farage show, we showsive— farage show, we show you exclusive footage of people who leave— exclusive footage of people who have eessel— exclusive footage of people who have crossed the— exclusive footage of people who have crossed the english channel vie— have crossed the english channel vise eve— have crossed the english channel vise living— have crossed the english channel who are living in— have crossed the english channel who are living in a— have crossed the english channel who are living in a four star iieiel— who are living in a four star iieiel bui— who are living in a four star hotel, but they— who are living in a four star hotel, but they go off to work every— hotel, but they go off to work every luv— hotel, but they go off to work every luv eul— hotel, but they go off to work every day and earn cash for being— every day and earn cash for being in— every day and earn cash for being in u— every day and earn cash for being in a car— every day and earn cash for being in a car wash. cc being in a car

tonight on the farage show , we— e: " g tonight on the farage show , we show you farage show, we showsive— farage show, we show you exclusive footage of people who leave— exclusive footage of people who have eessel— exclusive footage of people who have crossed the— exclusive footage of people who have crossed the english channel vie— have crossed the english channel vise eve— have crossed the english channel vise living— have crossed the english channel who are living in— have crossed the english channel who are living in a— have crossed the english channel who are living in a four star iieiel— who are living in a four star iieiel bui— who are living in a four star hotel, but they— who are living in a four star hotel, but they go off to work every— hotel, but they go off to work every luv— hotel, but they go off to work every luv eul— hotel, but they go off to work every day and earn cash for being— every day and earn cash for being in— every day and earn cash for being in u— every day and earn cash for being in a car— every day and earn cash for being in a car wash. cc being in a car

it's time for farage, the farage and oieoniw— for farage, the farage and clearly somebody from the gbris johnson, it's boris johnson that— by boris johnson, it's boris johnson that had an 80 seat noioniiw— johnson that had an 80 seat noioniiw iioiiw— johnson that had an 80 seat majority motty it's boris ionnson— majority motty it's boris johnson that— majority motty it's boris johnson that didn't get on with, you johnson that didn't get on with, wow know— johnson that didn't get on with, wow know ,— johnson that didn't get on with, you know , taking— johnson that didn't get on with, you know , taking the benefits you know, taking the benefits inon— you know, taking the benefits inon inonio— you know, taking the benefits from brexit, controlling our ionoens— from brexit, controlling our borders and— from brexit, controlling our borders and much else. i don't inink— borders and much else. i don't inink ii— borders and much else. i don't think it matters— borders and much else. i don't think it matters who's leader i— think it matters who's leader i inink— think it matters who's leader n

it's time for farage, the farage and sisoriw— for farage, the farage and clearly somebody from the gbboris ionnson— by boris johnson, it's boris johnson that— by boris johnson, it's boris johnson that had an 80 seat nor-onw— johnson that had an 80 seat notoriw notw— johnson that had an 80 seat majority motty it's boris ionnson— majority motty it's boris johnson that— majority motty it's boris johnson that didn't get on with, you know— johnson that didn't get on with, you know .— johnson that didn't get on with, you know , taking— johnson that didn't get on with, you know , taking the benefits you know, taking the benefits iron— you know, taking the benefits iron irsxii— you know, taking the benefits from brexit, controlling our iorisrs— from brexit, controlling our borders and— from brexit, controlling our borders and much else. i don't inink— borders and much else. i don't inink ii— borders and much else. i don't think it matters— borders and much else. i don't think it matters who's leader i— think it matters who's leader i inink— think it matters who's leader now. i think they're d

for uxbridge farage.— it's going to be a devil of a yet. rt te te— it's going to be a devil of a job. it is to hold- it's going to be a devil of a job. it is to hold on to it. so he— job. it is to hold on to it. so he verte— job. it is to hold on to it. so he would like— job. it is to hold on to it. so he would like to— job. it is to hold on to it. so he would like to go on the ehteteh— he would like to go on the chicken run— he would like to go on the chicken run to— he would like to go on the chicken run to henley or a safe eeet— chicken run to henley or a safe eeet. hee— chicken run to henley or a safe seat. he's done— chicken run to henley or a safe seat. he's done it— chicken run to henley or a safe seat. he's done it before. you thew,— seat. he's done it before. you thew, he-e— seat. he's done it before. you know, he's perfectly capable of tethe— know, he's perfectly capable of tehe thet— know, he's perfectly capable of tehe thet .— know, he's perfectly capable of doing that . but— know, he's perfec

for uxbridge farage.— it's going to be a devil of a yet. rt te te— it's going to be a devil of a job. it is to hold- it's going to be a devil of a job. it is to hold on to it. so he— job. it is to hold on to it. so he verte— job. it is to hold on to it. so he would like— job. it is to hold on to it. so he would like to— job. it is to hold on to it. so he would like to go on the ehteteh— he would like to go on the chicken run— he would like to go on the chicken run to— he would like to go on the chicken run to henley or a safe eeet— chicken run to henley or a safe eeet. hee— chicken run to henley or a safe seat. he's done— chicken run to henley or a safe seat. he's done it— chicken run to henley or a safe seat. he's done it before. you thew,— seat. he's done it before. you thew, he-e— seat. he's done it before. you know, he's perfectly capable of tethe— know, he's perfectly capable of tehe thet— know, he's perfectly capable of tehe thet .— know, he's perfectly capable of doing that . but— know, he's perfec

nigel farage offers his no nonsense eeennen— farage offers his no nonsense eetnnen ne— farage offersonsense solution to the migrant surge enenn. — solution to the migrant surge enenn. ane— solution to the migrant surge shortly. and breaking tonight, the shortly. and breaking tonight, nne nenygene— shortly. and breaking tonight, the partygate pitch forks are beek— the partygate pitch forks are been one— the partygate pitch forks are back one no— the partygate pitch forks are back out to as— the partygate pitch forks are back out to as boris johnson is referee— back out to as boris johnson is referred ne— back out to as boris johnson is referred to the— back out to as boris johnson is referred to the police over new unknown— referred to the police over new lockdown rule _ referred to the police over new lockdown rule breaking claims. but lockdown rule breaking claims. nun enenm— lockdown rule breaking claims. but should cops— lockdown rule breaking claims. but should cops ignore the woke nnne— but should cops ignore the woke new and— but should cops ignore the woke blob? and msmes_ but

farage and i wonder why they're aerng— farage and i wonder why they're aerng akk— farage and i wonderse if new— start sacking them en masse if new gen-r— start sacking them en masse if they don't deliver— start sacking them en masse if they don't deliver government eekkev— they don't deliver government policy anew-ve— they don't deliver government policy, they've got to go. “ policy, they've got to go. in my view— policy, they've got to go. in my inev— policy, they've got to go. in my view, they resign— policy, they've got to go. in my view, they resign or they're fired or they're they're not going on strike. we need jacob kaek— going on strike. we need jacob kaek sening— going on strike. we need jacob back sorting out— going on strike. we need jacob back sorting out the— giv “v; viv“ we need jacob back sorting out the civil serviee— back sorting out the civil service—all. back sorting out the civil. service—all these service rather than all these weakiings— service rather than all these . weakiings—nai weaklings at the moment. but refere— weaklings at the moment. but serene-inas— wea

and nigel farage will join me live to tettvet— nigel farage will join me live to deter e— nigel faragepecial message to those that still— to deliver a special message to those that still don't feel a et— those that still don't feel a sense of pride— those that still don't feel a sense of pride over the magnificent— sense of pride over the magnificent coronation ceremony and magnificent coronation ceremony mt tme— magnificent coronation ceremony and the nation's— magnificent coronation ceremony and the nation's joy. plus aukus terry-e— and the nation's joy. plus aukus harry's biographer,— and the nation's joy. plus aukus harry's biographer, angela tevtm— harry's biographer, angela levin, analyses this moment from setumey-e— levin, analyses this moment from saturday's ceremony. was the mute— saturday's ceremony. was the mute et— saturday's ceremony. was the duke of delusion— saturday's ceremony. was the duke of delusion really publicly meemtmg— duke of delusion really publicly moaning about— duke of delusion really publicly moaning about being relegated to the tmtm— moaning about being r

monday to thursdays on farage here on gb news, we wlll— on farage here on gb news, we wlll heve— on farageing fasinews)ut in an exceptional that i would start discussing fasi news exclusive exceptional that i would start discussing fasinews exclusive ,.ceptional that i would start discussing fasinews exclusive , the :ional that i would start discussing fasinews exclusive , the palace gb news exclusive, the palace has decided to allow members of the house of lords to wear their traditional historic robes to this week's ceremony. the peers noble lords were a little bit miffed at the thought of being denied their 17th century crimson velvet robes and wearing nothing more distinguished than their parliamentary robes , their parliamentary robes, although they still won't be wearing coronets. has wearing coronets. criticism has ansen wearing coronets. criticism has arisen regarding the cut back cost of the coronation and fears it would be a scaled back event. but not to fear. it's one little victory for tradition and the glorious pomp and pageantry will be on at least partly full display. but th

and nigel farage will join me live to tettvet— nigel farage will join me live to deter e— nigel faragepecial message to those that still— to deliver a special message to those that still don't feel a et— those that still don't feel a sense of pride— those that still don't feel a sense of pride over the magnificent— sense of pride over the magnificent coronation ceremony and magnificent coronation ceremony mt tme— magnificent coronation ceremony and the nation's— magnificent coronation ceremony and the nation's joy. plus aukus terry-e— and the nation's joy. plus aukus harry's biographer,— and the nation's joy. plus aukus harry's biographer, angela tevtm— harry's biographer, angela levin, analyses this moment from setumey-e— levin, analyses this moment from saturday's ceremony. was the mute— saturday's ceremony. was the mute et— saturday's ceremony. was the duke of delusion— saturday's ceremony. was the duke of delusion really publicly meemtmg— duke of delusion really publicly moaning about— duke of delusion really publicly moaning about being relegated to the tmtm— moaning about being r

hello, mr farage. i've attached a copy of mr farage. i've attached a copy ot ny— mr farage.l. by the way, i'm sad to miss you— wish you well. by the way, i'm sad to miss you on— wish you well. by the way, i'm sad to miss you on bournemouth tnto— sad to miss you on bournemouth tnto noot. — sad to miss you on bournemouth this week. regards,— sad to miss you on bournemouth this week. regards, peter. so nony— this week. regards, peter. so nony poopto— this week. regards, peter. so many people getting in touch to say many people getting in touch to ooy tnoy— many people getting in touch to say they couldn't— many people getting in touch to say they couldn't vote. so we too — say they couldn't vote. so we too noon— say they couldn't vote. so we have been on— say they couldn't vote. so we have been on to— say they couldn't vote. so we have been on to trick and they assure us that— have been on to trick and they assure us that btec nology has noon— assure us that btec nology has toon uptotot— assure us that btec nology has toon uptotot .— assure us that btec nology has been updated

i'm talking to farage. did it fail? i'm talking io nin— farage. did it fail? the next election, even- keir-says he's not going keir starmer says he's not going to keir starmer says he's not going io-nui— keir starmer says he's not going io-nui onen— keir starmer says he's not going to-but even if- keir starmer says he's not going to-but even if he- keir starmer says he's not goingj to-but even if he wanted to do it. but even if he wanted to do it. but even if he wanted to it, they're not going to to do it, they're not going to have back. we'll make have us back. and we'll make sure know that if we go sure they know that if we go back, they won't be back. they would not us. because would not have us. why? because we'd out again in five years we'd be out again in five years time. to make it time. and we need to make it absolutely clear to them that that's the position is that's what the position is going so i think they going to be. so i think they would remember all 27 of them have to let us back in. have to agree to let us back in. and think we can make sure a

hello, mr farage. i've attached a copy of mr farage. i've attached a copy er nv— mr farage.i'm eed— wish you well. by the way, i'm eed re— wish you well. by the way, i'm eed re niee— wish you well. by the way, i'm sad to miss you— wish you well. by the way, i'm sad to miss you on— wish you well. by the way, i'm sad to miss you on bournemouth rnie— sad to miss you on bournemouth rnie week. — sad to miss you on bournemouth this week. regards,— sad to miss you on bournemouth this week. regards, peter. so nenv— this week. regards, peter. so nenv eeede— this week. regards, peter. so many people getting in touch to say many people getting in touch to eev inev— many people getting in touch to say they couldn't— many people getting in touch to say they couldn't vote. so we neve — say they couldn't vote. so we neve deen— say they couldn't vote. so we have been on— say they couldn't vote. so we have been on to— say they couldn't vote. so we have been on to trick and they assure us that— have been on to trick and they assure us that btec nology has been— assure us that btec nology has

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nigel farage is iare snesi.— little peek at nigel farage is bare chest.aring from you. now though, it's the headlines with tatiana . rairisk. — it's the headlines with tatiana . patrick. thank— it's the headlines with tatiana . patrick. thank you- it's the headlines with tatiana . patrick. rrig it's the headlines with tatiana . patrick. “55’“< rt.“ . patrick. thank you very much. it's 4:02. this is the latest from the newsroom. passengers are facing widespread disruption today due to the latest round of train strikes. members of the aslef union are walking out at more than a dozen train operators in a long running dispute over pay. tomorrow rmt members go on strike on the day of the eurovision song contest final in liverpool . further final in liverpool. further strikes by the union will be held on may 31st and june 3rd as the day of the fa cup final at wembley. rail minister huw merriman told gb news the strikes are disappointing . we strikes are disappointing. we have been able to “3 we have been able to facilitate an oiier— have been able to facilitate

that's in farage, 7:00. on rignt no— news. that's in farage, 7:00.ng tntt— nurse's pay packets in june, saying that the— nurse's pay packets in june, saying that the majority had tgroot— saying that the majority had tgroot to— saying that the majority had agreed to implement the pay oiior— agreed to implement the pay oiior ts— agreed to implement the pay offer as soon— agreed to implement the pay offer as soon as— agreed to implement the pay offer as soon as possible . well, offer as soon as possible. well, sttti— offer as soon as possible. well, strtn cotton— offer as soon as possible. well, sarah gorton going on to say inti— sarah gorton going on to say tntt totty— sarah gorton going on to say that today wasn't— sarah gorton going on to say that today wasn't about sharing iootings— that today wasn't about sharing feelings amongst— that today wasn't about sharing feelings amongst unions as the tcn— feelings amongst unions as the itcn tnt— feelings amongst unions as the rcn and unite— feelings amongst unions as the rcn and unite had yet to accept int

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farage at en new eenn— know what you think. farage at gb news .com.w if there are i want to say this to begin— there are i want to say this to begin witn— there are i want to say this to begin win if— there are i want to say this to begin with, if in— there are i want to say this to begin with, if in boris's etanee— begin with, if in boris's diaries and— begin with, if in boris's diaries and whatsapps, there are very— diaries and whatsapps, there are very eeaeenak— diaries and whatsapps, there are very personal things of no relevance . s— very personal things of no relevance . s if— very personal things of no relevance . s if there are issues relevance. s if there are issues of relevance. s if there are issues ea eeaennak— relevance. s if there are issues of potential national security , of potential national security, he of potential national security, ne anen— of potential national security, ne anen et— of potential national security, he then of course, baroness taken— he then of course, baroness hallett must— he then of course, baroness hallett mus

nigel farage offers his no nonsense saannan— farage offers his no nonsense solution as— farage offerse snann. — solution to the migrant surge snann. ana— solution to the migrant surge shortly. and breaking tonight, the shortly. and breaking tonight, ane nanppaae— shortly. and breaking tonight, the partygate pitch forks are pack— the partygate pitch forks are pack ana— the partygate pitch forks are back an ea— the partygate pitch forks are back out to as— the partygate pitch forks are back out to as boris johnson is referred— back out to as boris johnson is referred aa— back out to as boris johnson is referred to the— back out to as boris johnson is referred to the police over new kaekaann— referred to the police over new lockdown rule _ referred to the police over new lockdown rule breaking claims. but lockdown rule breaking claims. nus sneake— lockdown rule breaking claims. but should cops— lockdown rule breaking claims. but should cops ignore the woke pkape— but should cops ignore the woke pkape kna— but should cops ignore the woke blob? and msmes_ but should cops ignore the woke bl

farage the trump interview ionigni— farage the trump interview ionigni oi— farage the trump interviewring it . iney-ne— they're not publicly sharing it . iney-ne noi— they're not publicly sharing it . they're not giving us regular upooies— . they're not giving us regular upooies .— . they're not giving us regular upooies . iosn— . they're not giving us regular updates. each time . they're not giving us regular updates . each time get updates. each time we get soneining— updates. each time we get something new. it's a massive jump— something new. it's a massive runp ono— something new. it's a massive pump on nen— something new. it's a massive jump and we're talking months for jump and we're talking months ion inese— jump and we're talking months for these _jumps- jump and we're talking months for these jumps in for these massive jumps in intelligence— for these massive jumps in intelligence rather than years . intelligence rather than years. so intelligence rather than years. so in — intelligence rather than years. so in pig— intelligence rather than years. so the big challenge here, l

good evening. — your host, nigel farage. good evening. we're— your host, nigel farage.e're in- your host, nigel farage. good evening. ”c: i f evening. we're in peterborough. we've got the local mp, paul bristow , who was kicked out of bristow, who was kicked out of the house of commons yesterday. wildly enthusiastic audience with so much to discuss population pressures in this city on housing, on health, on schools are very real. we're going to havo— schools are very real. we're going to have a— schools are very real. we're going to have a big- f mi; wig ”chi we're going to have a big open debate wm.— going to have a big open debate with ou— going to have a big open debate with our audience. but before all with our audience. but before on of— with our audience. but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . thank with polly middlehurst. thank you, nigel. good 3: thank you, nigel. good evening. the top story— you, nigel. good evening. the rop orory ro— you, nigel. good evening. the top story is that— you, nigel. good evening. the top story is that a—

nigel farage is with us. second time harry says he's been in a paparazzi chase new york city, he said it went on for two hours at high speed. do you believe him? >> the thought of going at high speed would be very attractive. it virtually never happens. maybe at 5 miles an hour, i don't know. it does seem to be a certain symmetry with the horrible circumstances of the death of his mother diana, attempts to portray megan as the new diana, the new caring loving person. as for the near fatal catastrophic convolution, i could have tripped over shoelaces. i'm not buying it. stuart: the lawsuit, harry is taking legal action against britain because the brits will not pay for his police protection. this incident, this alleged incident last night plays right into this, doesn't it? >> absolutely. for one over his security in this country. this plays perfectly into that, and the poor woman being hounded and chased in new york last night. new york city tv cameras, i am sure will piece together the truth of what happened

there's otoo.— era of nigel farage. there's oiso. i— era of nigel farage. in the national vote. they really need to be— ahead in the national vote. they really need to be 1213 points onoot— really need to be 1213 points onoot to— really need to be 1213 points onoot to to— really need to be 1213 points ahead to be comfortably in noronity— ahead to be comfortably in majority territory. and that's tosnito— majority territory. and that's despite everything that they've had inflation— despite everything that they've had inflation on— despite everything that they've had inflation on the small boats onisis— had inflation on the small boats onisis .— had inflation on the small boats crisis . partygate_ had inflation on the small boats crisis . partygate trussonomics crisis. partygate trussonomics tou— crisis. partygate trussonomics tou tnon.— crisis. partygate trussonomics you know, there— crisis. partygate trussonomics you know, there is still sonotning— you know, there is still something that isn't connecting totnoon— something that isn't connecting totnoon tno —

there's also,— era of nigel farage. there's oiso, i— era of nigel farage.d in the national vote. they really need to be 1213 points onood— really need to be 1213 points onood io— really need to be 1213 points onood io io— really need to be 1213 points ahead to be comfortably in nor-onoy— ahead to be comfortably in majority territory. and that's dosniio— majority territory. and that's despite everything that they've had inflation— despite everything that they've had inflation on— despite everything that they've had inflation on the small boats crisis— had inflation on the small boats orisis .— had inflation on the small boats crisis . partygate_ had inflation on the small boats crisis . partygate trussonomics crisis. partygate trussonomics nou— crisis. partygate trussonomics you know,— crisis. partygate trussonomics you know, there— crisis. partygate trussonomics you know, there is still sonoining— you know, there is still something that isn't connecting ioinoon— something that isn't connecting ioinoon ino — something that isn't connecting between the labour

whilst nigel farage of this purist— whilst nigel farage of this purisn suit— whilst nigel farage of this inflation busting demands , rishi— refusing their inflation busting demands , rishi sunak has kept demands, rishi sunak has kept tovnvurt— demands, rishi sunak has kept downward pressure on inflation, i downward pressure on inflation, i ton-t— downward pressure on inflation, i ton-t reuttv— downward pressure on inflation, i don't really think that's fair at i don't really think that's fair ut utt — i don't really think that's fair ut utt vou— i don't really think that's fair at all. you know— i don't really think that's fair at all. v/rzzr. i don't really think that's fair at all. v/rzr. i don't really think that's fair at all. v/rzzr. at all. you know what are the drivers of inflation, food price rises, food prices, because we don't money printing. well that's bank of england policy rather than a government policy. but you know, theresa may closed off some of our gas reserves. we don't produce enough of our energy. that's a generation making . we don't grow enough of making. we don't