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and even though there wasn't a telegraph or an internet, the passing of george washington in was a national occasion, brought, brought everyone together. almost everyone loved and revered george washington, even john kennedy in 1963 when he went to texas his gallup poll rating was something like 43%. he had become very unpopular, especially the south, especially over civil rights. yet when died, with a few exceptions, it brought the country together and everyone thought that this was a terrible thing and remembered kennedy fondly. i can remember at the age of seven, our subscribe to the chicago tribune, which was not i knew even at that age, a big jfk cheerleader, to put it mildly, where they'd have these, you know, even at that age, i could see what this was sort of sliding editorial cartoons with kennedy looking like a seven year old with a large head of hair and so forth. yet on the day after his funeral and i fact check this before i came over just to make sure that my memory is correct there a picture of the caisson going to arlington. and the headline is requiem for a hero exclamation

that's prince george, of course, the sunday telegraph has a new homes must have green road schemes.ng with £12 trillion brexit trade boost and the sunday mirror has called the midwife love split . the daily star has love split. the daily star has james bond to hunt down psycho scumbag robots. those were your front pages . that's all we've front pages. that's all we've got time for. thank you so much to my guests, leo kearse and nicholas de santos. we're back tomorrow at 11:00. of course . tomorrow at 11:00. of course. and also free speech nation will be on tomorrow at 7:00 till 9:00. that's my show. and by the way, if you're sticking around and you're the and you're watching the breakfast at breakfast show at the moment at five am, do stick around five a am, then do stick around because breakfast is on just after the break. thanks so much for watching. headliners join us again 11:00 where again tomorrow, 11:00 where we give you all the rundown on the next papers . see you then i >> -- >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxed solar proud sponsors of weather on

that's prince george, of course, the sunday telegraph has a new homes have green road a new homes musts leading with £12 trillion brexit trade boost and the sunday mirror has called the midwife love split . the daily star has love split. the daily star has james bond to hunt down psycho scumbag robots. those were your front pages . that's all we've front pages. that's all we've got time for. thank you so much to my guests, leo kearse and nicholas de santos. we're back tomorrow at 11:00. of course . tomorrow at 11:00. of course. and also free speech nation will be on tomorrow at 7:00 till 9:00. that's my show. and by the way, if you're sticking around and you're watching the breakfast at breakfast show at the moment at five then do stick around five a am, then do stick around because breakfast is on just after the break. thanks so much for watching. headliners join us again tomorrow, where again tomorrow, 11:00 where we give all the rundown on the give you all the rundown on the next papers. see you then i >> -- >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxed solar prou

as a tv presenter is alleged to have paid a teen for sex photos in the sunday telegraph, george osborne'swho threw orange confetti over him and his wife . the sunday people and his wife. the sunday people says planes , stupid tories as says planes, stupid tories as the government spends 800,000, apparently on painting a uk flag on rishi sunak jet. >> and the sunday express says banks have been accused of putting the nation's security at risk by refusing to do business with britain's defence industry i >> -- >> so let's go through what some of the papers are saying. join us this morning. writer and journalist wolfe deputy journalist emma wolfe and deputy editor spiked fraser myers . i editor of spiked fraser myers. i was thinking, if i had was thinking, fraser, if i had a plane, i'd have a diamond on the back. rishi sunak getting a union. jack tell us about sir keir starmer. >> so this is an interesting story. keir ed miliband. keir starmer is sort of energy and environment spokesperson was giving this big presentation on labour's revolutionary plans to make britain a clean energy superpow

there's also on the front of the sunday telegraph bruce telegraph this picture bruce this osborne getting this is george getting married.congratulations him. >> and congratulations to him. and what anyone and regardless of what anyone thinks him as a politician or thinks of him as a politician or chancellor or whatever, i think shame woman shame on the woman that disrupted the wedding. shame on the woman that dis|but3d the wedding. shame on the woman that dis|but whats wedding. shame on the woman that dis|but what happened here? >> but what happened here? >> but what happened here? >> there was one of these stop oil people or these climate global and she ran and global things and she ran and she threw so orange confetti has been the theme of the thing because they've done it at wimbledon, haven't they? they did snooker. did it the snooker. >> a wedding and >> but this is a wedding and this is a wedding. >> so this is someone's private event. >> but isn't throwing confetti allowed at a wedding? i don't think it thrown with a nice think it was thrown with a nice way through the angry. think it was thrown

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saville cop says to name him now sunday telegraph bbc under fire over explicit pictures scandal georgeried thea rodgers, who once worked as his aide. they don't mention the just stop oil attack . perhaps just stop oil attack. perhaps they'd gone to press before they ran that story. foreign students may take places from british applicants . thousands of middle applicants. thousands of middle class british students face missing out on places at the country's top universities to foreign applicants this summer in a move that whitehall figures fear could spark a revolt, a former director at the admissions service ucas , said admissions service ucas, said universities were sharply increased . the proportion of increased. the proportion of international students who pay much higher fees in a desperate scramble to keep up funding levels. what a scandal. also even chancellor has been denied a bank account. jeremy hunt was among politicians denied a bank account due to the completely disproportionate application of money laundering rules. is this according to the sunday telegraph , exclusively,

wedding of george osborne to his former aide has gone ahead despite reports that he called in police over an email circulated to guests . according to the guests. according to the telegraphpaper. the message was sent as part of a distressing campaign of harassment. a number of well known politicians have been seen arriving at the service in somerset, including former prime minister david cameron and former health secretary matt hancock . we're on tv online on hancock. we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to . neil >> true natures are worth seeing glimpses of what lies beneath a surface projected to deceive . surface projected to deceive. once seen that true nature is never forgotten. last week , gb never forgotten. last week, gb news commercial director nicola shea attended an advertising awards show in manchester to present some gongs and for her efforts was howled at by a baying mob of ad industry professionals. foul mouthed fist pumping hate merchants who sought to drive her from the stage and from the event hit pause and remember this was an event organised by the advertising industry, but conducting itself more like a neo reli

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george bush. you know what i yeah i don't know if i mean? yeah i don't know if that's a good example. the sunday louis, but sunday telegraphgh yonder soft what light through yonder window soft what light through yonder wintis/ soft what light through yonder wintis the shine off a. >> tis the shine off a. >> tis the shine off a. >> yeah . this is a man in a >> yeah. this is a man in a suit. was allowed to roam a theatre with children present. and this wasn't part of the part of shakespeare. i don't think shakespeare had a guy in a shakespeare had a had a guy in a gibson . but you don't know gibson. but you don't know because he wrote practically everything. >> pursued by everything. >> and was at the >> and this was at the shakespeare and shakespeare globe theatre, and people very unhappy that people were very unhappy that a guy, a is like a leather thing with a ball. and i think it's like a mouse, a mask that he's wearing. very scary at. and. and so people were saying, you've got to kick the guy out because it's just a guy in a suit wearing. but i find people wearing. but i find people wearing masks is even scarier nowaday

george osborne to his former aide has gone ahead despite reports that he called police oven reports that he called police over. an email circulated to guests . according to the guests. according to the telegraphewspaper , the message telegraph newspaper, the message was sent as part of a distressing campaign of harassment at a number of well known politicians have been seen at the service in somerset, including former prime minister david cameron and former health secretary matt hancock . this is secretary matt hancock. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now let's get back to father calvin . to father calvin. >> what does hate mean? the dictionary definition of hatred means an intense feeling of dislike . the so—called liberal dislike. the so—called liberal left seemed to define hate as anything and anyone that disagrees with them disagree with someone does not mean you hate them. sometimes you might hate them. sometimes you might hate what they do, but a good christian would always say hate the sinner and love the sin . why the sinner and love the sin. why then, does this message get so confused in the public square? i need to clarify that it's hate the sin and love the sin

the telegraph's front page features a picture of former chancellor george osborne at his wedding to theainning the 100m at the uk athletics championships in manchester, having broken the british record last month. and it is quite a dramatic picture. it looks like something out of a film! i am sure i have seen this in a film somewhere. i think he is the only person was happy to be caught in the rain like that. most people if you got caught in the downpour yesterday were not that smiling. early in the week... there has been a row this week, you might�*ve further row about how you eat certain things. the makers of weetabix have said you are supposed to put the milk in the first and then add the weetabix. that is madness- _ then add the weetabix. that is madness. quite _ then add the weetabix. that is madness. quite right. - then add the weetabix. that is madness. quite right. now- then add the weetabix. that is madness. quite right. now a l then add the weetabix. that is - madness. quite right. now a whole host of other _ madness. quite right. now a whole host of other rules. _ madness. qui

the sunday telegraph reports that former soldiers will be called on to join a surge force in future crises, as the size of the army reduces. the mail on sunday leads on a story about prince georgehing which would break with centuries of tradition. it quotes a "long—time friend of george's father, prince william". rat that is an interesting debate around whether a future monarch would need to have... and the observer shows marketa— vondrousova — who yesterday became the first unseeded player to win the wimbledon women's singles title. also this image of the princess of wales comforting on this of course that win means the sixth seed ons jabeur has now lost all three major finals she's been in — and it was an emotional loss for her. this picture shows her being consoled by the princess of wales. a hug helps but it is really tough. she gave everything in that final! she gave everything in that final! she was upset at having lost and that missed opportunity. there is no doubt will be back but it must have given her a bit of comfort and anyone at that stage in their life, you need to come and give them a hug stop everyone needs a hug! she you need to come and give them a hug stop ev