and jeremy clarkson is rebuked for being sexist by the press watchdog over an article about the duchessssex in the sun. on newsnight at 1030 as riots spread and escalate, cross french cities, which calls this corruption of civil unrest and what is this mean for the future president macron. —— corruption. —— eruption. including declaring a state of emergency after a third night of escalating violence and rioting in cities and towns across france. hundreds of police were injured last night and more than 900 people arrested. across france tonight, public transport has been suspended and some major events cancelled as the government tries to stop scenes like this taking place for the fourth night running. the protests began in a paris suburb on tuesday when a police officer shot dead a 17—year—old boy of north african descent during a traffic stop in the nanterre. footage of the shooting was posted online. the unrest quickly spread across france, fuelled by accusations of police racism and wider discrimination against minority communities. around 115,000 police officers have now been deploy

through the street— parading jeremy clarkson through the street and— parading jeremy clarkson throughful online content .— block children from harmful online content . the plan is that online content. the plan is that yet-t— online content. the plan is that youth hete— online content. the plan is that teeth have te— online content. the plan is that you'd have to have— online content. the plan is that you'd have to have your face eeehhet— you'd have to have your face eeehhet te— you'd have to have your face scanned to access- you'd have to have your face scanned to access . you do not scanned to access. you do not want— scanned to access. you do not want te— scanned to access. you do not went to see— scanned to access. you do not want to see what— scanned to access. you do not want to see what faces i pull when— want to see what faces i pull wheh t-m. — want to see what faces i pull wheh t-m. t— want to see what faces i pull when i'm. i think- want to see what faces i pull when i'm. i think it's before you get to that point when you log in, which hopefully you're not pulling that that

jeremy clarkson piers morgan. ieieww— jeremy clarkson piers morgan. ieieww wie— jeremy clarkson piersen a lot of it was because of the- back then a lot of it was because of the covid narrative. wew— because of the covid narrative. weii iw— because of 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

jeremy clarkson piers morgan. rerenv— jeremy clarkson piers morgan. rerernv kvke— jeremy clarkson piers was because of— back then a lot of it was because of the- back then a lot of it was because of the covid narrative. wed— because of the covid narrative. wed rrn— because of the covid narrative. wed in sorry.— because of the covid narrative. well i'm sorry. we've been prove— well i'm sorry. we've been prove ngnr— 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-against— proven right on that, nigel. you were against these were always against these kookdowns. — were always against these lockdowns. very concerned lockdowns. i was very concerned aboar— lockdowns. i was very concerned about one— 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 nad— vaccination and those obe you nad vow— vaccination and those obe you nad vow nad— vacc

jeremy clarkson later her— family. jeremy clarkson later her he — family.moment holly and phil hugged on air wearing plastic— moment holly and phil hugged on air wearing plastic overalls. raaee— air wearing plastic overalls. loose women . carol mcgiffin was loose women. carol mcgiffin was rarer— loose women. carol mcgiffin was later rareea— loose women. carol mcgiffin was later forced to— loose women. carol mcgiffin was later forced to quit— loose women. carol mcgiffin was later forced to quit the show for later forced to quit the show he reraehg— later forced to quit the show for refusing to— later forced to quit the show for refusing to back down over her aw— for refusing to back down over her own concerns— for refusing to back down over her own concerns about covid vaccines . and— her own concerns about covid vaccines . and who can forget vaccines. and who can forget the— vaccines. and who can forget the vie— vaccines. and who can forget the vie .— vaccines. and who can forget this vile , racist— vaccines. and who can forget this vile , racist outburst t

— jeremy clarkson, got rid of jeremy tyte .— jeremy clarkson, got rid of jeremy kyle . the mat ter— an audition once to play the part for nelson— an audition once to play the part for nelson mandela, but i that— part for nelson mandela, but i that get— part for nelson mandela, but i that get ht.— part for nelson mandela, but i didn't get it. wonder why? i weathe— didn't get it. wonder why? : apparently i was too wonder why. apparently 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

— jeremy clarkson, got rid of jeremy tyte .— jeremy clarkson, got rid of jeremy kyle .as too wonder why. apparently i was too dad.— wonder why. apparently i was too edd- and— wonder why. apparently i was too edd- and if— wonder why. apparently i was too edd- and if you— wonder why. apparently i was too tall. and if you think— : apparently i was too tall. and if you think that he's played— tall. and if you think that he's played dd— tall. 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

jeremy clarkson, he got on fog. jeremy clarkson, he got on the fog.with their pensions . so what is with their pensions. so what is what is happening? this is a study that is showing that in a couple of generations time, the birth rate will be 40% down in. now what this means is that at the moment you've got three people of working age looking after pensioners as sorry for people of working age. now you will then have only three people looking after pensioners as pensioners. then this is quite serious as where you get the money from. an ageing money from. for an ageing population which is growing . and population which is growing. and there's a kind of myth that people think that the they pay for their own retirement through national insurance contributions. when they're working. they don't. we're paying working. they don't. we're paying for the retirement of current pensioners and our kids will pay for our retirement when we reach that stage. so with an ageing population, it really is important to do something about the birth rate up . miriam cates,

jeremy clarkson's column about meghan norlle— clarkson's column about meghan norlle-sun— clarkson's columnburb of paris on tuesday— dead by police in a suburb of paris on tuesday . british paris on tuesday. british holidaymakers are being warned to holidaymakers are being warned lo oneol— holidaymakers are being warned lo oneol lor— holidaymakers are being warned to check for curfews and travel reolrlollono— to check for curfews and travel restrictions .— to check for curfews and travel restrictions . the— to check for curfews and travel restrictions . the government is restrictions. the government is olnlng— restrictions. the government is olnlng lo— restrictions. the government is olnlng lo employ— restrictions. the government is aiming to employ 300,000 new olorl— aiming to employ 300,000 new ololl ln— aiming to employ 300,000 new staff in england— aiming to employ 300,000 new staff in england as part of its nus— staff in england as part of its nhs workforce— staff in england as part of its nhs workforce plan . in a more nhs workforce plan. in a more looloro— nhs workforce plan. in a mo

i'm tattthg— jeremy clarkson's column i'm tattthg-aht— jeremy clarkson's column i'm talking and obviouslybe fair— that's the bit that it doesn't work. .be fair to- that's the bit that it doesn't work. be fair to people work. to be fair to people wahtthg— work. to be fair to people wahtthg ta— work. to be fair to people wanting to go— work. to be fair to people wanting to go out on a date is the.— wanting to go out on a date is the. he— wanting to go out on a date is fine. it's repeated— wanting to go out on a date is fine. it's repeated requests. is that— fine. it's repeated requests. is that-happened? - fine. it's repeated requests. is that happened? that what happened? phil to be fair, that what happened? phil to be tatt. t— that what happened? phil to be tatt. t patt— that what happened? phil to be tatt. t aatt ha— that what happened? phil to be fair, i said no repeatedly, just persistent. i fair, i said no repeatedly, just persistent . i was persistent. persistent. i was persistent. wett— persistent. i was persistent. wei, there— persistent. i was persistent. well, there you— persiste

for example, and say to somebody like jeremy clarkson now jeremy clarkson has now given smoking , now why not. again , when i started work- well. well i don't see why not. again , when i started work back again, when i started work back in the 80s, everything's changed. and i do accept that. but we would go out for lunch and we would have a pint of beer or have a bottle of wine or we'd have a bottle of wine between 2 or 3 of us, and we'd go back to the office. and it didn't stop us doing our job. didn't stop us doing ourjob. now again, it's down the now again, it's down to the individual i'm now again, it's down to the indisuggesting i'm now again, it's down to the indisuggesting that i'm now again, it's down to the indisuggesting that everybody not suggesting that everybody should, know, have a drink should, you know, have a drink at get drunk . i mean, at work and get drunk. i mean, that be ludicrous. but that would be ludicrous. but look, if a glass of wine helps somebody get through the day , somebody get through the day, why on earth not? i mean, it's not to happen. but not going

jeremy clarkson popularising it. jeremy clarkson eisc— popularising it.and say, look, guys, keep these price ic— and say, look, guys, keep these price rises to the— and say, look, guys, keep these price rises to the absolute mmimum— price rises to the absolute- minimum—inflation minimum because, well, inflation is-ccuseweiiwe.- minimum because, well, inflation is-conservative, that- is not very conservative, that is not very conservative, that is-,_ is not very conservative, that is-. rum-s— is not very conservative, that is-, that's that's- is not very conservative, thatl is-, that's that's what is it? no, that's that's what i mean. imean, is it? no, that's that's what i mean. i mean, it's just not at err.— mean. i mean, it's just not at eii. imi— mean. i mean, it's just not at eii. aui ii-s— mean. i mean, it's just not at all. and it's the— mean. i mean, it's just not at all. and it's the type- i mean, it's just not at all. and it's the type of thing rum— all. and it's the type of thing rum mewie— all. and it's the type of thing that maybe you— all. and

clarkson he's immediately jeremy immediately turned into jeremy clarkson.it made him ill. bit. then it made him feel ill. but can work in the but these drugs can work in the future. of boris future. typical kind of boris vague half £1 vague optimism. that's half £1 million. well done. this seems like a massive from like a massive step away from politics fluff pieces politics to write fluff pieces about, you know, the sort of normal health stuff that's about, you know, the sort of normal abouti stuff that's about, you know, the sort of normal about how if that's about, you know, the sort of normal about how if tha mean, written about how he i mean, that's what worked for him last time. him on have i time. it was him being on have i got time. it was him being on have i ear-rer— time. it was him being on have i ear-rer-vearr- time. it was him being on have i got-for-yeah. showing| got news for you? yeah. showing this got news for you? yeah. showing are human— got news for you? yeah. showing this human side,— got news for you? yeah. showing this human side, bei

clarkson he's immediately jeremy immediately turned into jeremy clarkson.it made him ill. bit. then it made him feel ill. but can work in the but these drugs can work in the future. of boris future. typical kind of boris vague half £1 vague optimism. that's half £1 million. well done. this seems like a massive from like a massive step away from politics fluff pieces politics to write fluff pieces about, you know, the sort of normal health stuff that's about, you know, the sort of normal abouti stuff that's about, you know, the sort of normal about how if that's about, you know, the sort of normal about how if tha mean, written about how he i mean, that's what worked for him last time. him on have i time. it was him being on have i got time. it was him being on have i ear-rer— time. it was him being on have i ear-rer-vearr- time. it was him being on have i got-for-yeah. showing| got news for you? yeah. showing this got news for you? yeah. showing are human— got news for you? yeah. showing this human side,— got news for you? yeah. showing this human side, bei

are you like jeremy clarkson that like jeremy clarkson in that tractor yeah, probably tractor of yoursacross the visits— british. he's known across the usrttltsime— british. he's known across the world being british. world as being british. let's tsss— world as being british. let's tsss-uuy. - world as being british. let's keep-way. there. world as being british. let's keep way. “iii; world as being british. let's- keep-way. there you go. keep it that way. there you go. quite on. tonight quite right on. tonight let me tell yosef david. oh, yes , tell you, yosef david. oh, yes, i know. drinking— / j? r: oh, yes, i know. drinking martinis and smusime— i know. drinking martinis and chasing ladies. _ i know. drinking martinis and chasing ladies. ' oily i know. drinking martinis and chasing ladies. g chasing ladies. absolutely right . smsutt— chasing ladies. absolutely right . smsutt tmsy— chasing ladies. absolutely right . should they decide- chasing ladies. absolutely right . should they decide ? - chasing ladies. ' oily q should they decide ? " . should they decide? in the issus.— . shou

are you like jeremy clarkson that like jeremy clarkson in that tractor yeah, probably tractor of yoursbritish. he's known across the wont— british. he's known across the worttltetng— british. he's known across the world being british. world as being british. let's teep— world as being british. let's teep-woy. - world as being british. let's keep-way. there. world as being british. let's keep way. ”tit; world as being british. let's- keep-way. there you go. keep it that way. there you go. quite on. tonight quite right on. tonight let me tell yosef david. oh, yes , tell you, yosef david. oh, yes, i know. drinking— / jr?“ r: oh, yes, i know. drinking martinis and snostng— i know. drinking martinis and chasing ladies. _ i know. drinking martinis and chasing ladies. ' atlas i know. drinking martinis and chasing ladies. g chasing ladies. absolutely right . snout— chasing ladies. absolutely right . snoutt tney— chasing ladies. absolutely right . should they decide- chasing ladies. absolutely right . should they decide ? - chasing ladies. ' atlas q should they decide ? t“ . should they decide?

jeremy clarkson, who's— there's a bit of comfort.as won her first tony award for her performance - first tony award for her performance in prima facie. i'd hhe— performance in prima facie. i'd hhe te— performance in prima facie. i'd hhe te hewe— performance in prima facie. i'd like to have seen— performance in prima facie. i'd like to have seen that it didn't go ehe— like to have seen that it didn't we met eee— like to have seen that it didn't go and see that.— like to have seen that it didn't go and see that. actually the killing— go and see that. actually the htttthe twe— go and see that. actually the killing eve star— go and see that. actually the killing eve star said she was overwhelmed— killing eve star said she was overwhelmed as— killing eve star said she was overwhelmed as she collected the hhee— overwhelmed as she collected the prize tet— overwhelmed as she collected the prize tet teet— overwhelmed as she collected the prize for best leading actress in prize for best leading actress th e— prize for best leading actress th e

and you know, people like piers morgan and jeremy clarkson have made quite fair criticisms of her.ism? and i also agree with enn,— racism? and i also agree with ennn, tnt— racism? and i also agree with ennn, tnt vee— racism? and i also agree with chris, and you can go back and teet— chris, and you can go back and teet tt— chris, and you can go back and teet tt nv— chris, and you can go back and look at my columns because neente— look at my columns because neente ttte— look at my columns because neente ttte te— look at my columns because people like to say that i've seen— people like to say that i've teen t— people like to say that i've teen t tent— people like to say that i've been a long time critic of ttetntn— been a long time critic of meghan actually . i was meghan actually. i was incredibly— meghan actually. i was incredibly supportive of her vnen— incredibly supportive of her vvnen ene— incredibly supportive of her when she entered the royal ttnttv.— when she entered the royal family. incredibly supportive . family. incredibly supportive. it family. incredibly supportive. ttv

and you know, people like piers morgan and jeremy clarkson have made quite fair criticisms of her.a or racism? and i also— to be accused of homophobia or racism? and i also agree with cnnte— racism? and i also agree with cnnte ant— racism? and i also agree with cnnte ant yew— racism? and i also agree with chris, and you can go back and teet— chris, and you can go back and teet at— chris, and you can go back and teet at my— chris, and you can go back and look at my columns because neente— look at my columns because neente tte— look at my columns because neente ttte te— look at my columns because people like to say that i've teen— people like to say that i've teen a— people like to say that i've teen a teng— people like to say that i've been a long time critic of ttegnan— been a long time critic of meghan actually . i was meghan actually. i was incredibly— meghan actually. i was incredibly supportive of her wnen— incredibly supportive of her wnen ene— incredibly supportive of her when she entered the royal tantty.— when she entered the royal family. incredibly supportive . family. in

morgan , carol mcgiffin, piers morgan, carol mcgiffin, eamonn holmes, clarkson eamonn holmes, jeremy clarkson at the media select committee, which she had been compelled to attend, mccall had to back on itv's own press to row back on itv's own press statement that they had investigated the matter. did you personally first become - g: did you personally first become aware of onese— personally first become aware of these rumours— personally first become aware of these rumours ? _ personally first become aware of these rumours ? i— personally first become aware of these rumours ? ”rt;r?..«r . these rumours? i really became aware of those rumours when philip came out . aware of those rumours when philip came out. in in february 2020. that's when that is the first time things got really febrile. so in february 2020 is when kyiv and i spoke about it and we actually we actually started looking at it in december 2019. we said we need to just establish whether this is rumour and speculation and malicious or whether there is something we need to worry about here. we had no evidence , no one here. we ha

morgan , carol mcgiffin, piers morgan, carol mcgiffin, eamonn holmes, clarkson eamonn holmes, jeremy clarkson questioning at the media select committee, which she had been compelled to attend, mccall had to back on itv's own press to row back on itv's own press statement that they had investigated the matter. did you personally first become - g: did you personally first become aware of inece— personally first become aware of these rumours— personally first become aware of these rumours ? _ personally first become aware of these rumours ? i— personally first become aware of these rumours ? ”6?ch f these rumours? i really became aware of those rumours when philip came out . aware of those rumours when philip came out. in in february 2020. that's when that is the first time things got really febrile. so in february 2020 is when kyiv and i spoke about it and we actually we actually started looking at it in december 2019. we said we need to just establish whether this is rumour and speculation and malicious or whether there is something we need to worry about here. we had no evidence , no one here

.— and piers morgan and jeremy sierkseu. re — and piers morgan and jeremy clarkson, to these incrediblyt in the high court,-says-now. british government in the high court, says now hit court, who he says has now hit resr— court, who he says has now hit resk perreu — court, who he says has now hit rock bottom .the - court, who he says has now hit rock bottom the duke of rock bottom was the duke of eeiusieu— rock bottom was the duke of delusion wrong— rock bottom was the duke of delusion wrong to wade into peiiriss— delusion wrong to wade into politics during— delusion wrong to wade into politics during his bombshell evieeuse— politics during his bombshell evidence earlier— politics during his bombshell evidence earlier today. we're going— evidence earlier today. we're geiug re— evidence earlier today. we're going to debate— evidence earlier today. we're going to debate that very soon. eur— going to debate that very soon. uur ueer— going to debate that very soon. uur uevr. rue— going to debate that very soon. but next, the duke of dope sieiuei— but next, the duke of dope claimed news— but

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people like jeremy cioweon— also hearing people like jeremy clarkson_and- also hearing people like jeremy clarkson say that when oi— and also want to say that when oi ine— and also want to say that when one of the interviews he did win— one of the interviews he did win ine— one of the interviews he did with the sun,— one of the interviews he did with the sun, he— one of the interviews he did with the sun, he himself said inoi— with the sun, he himself said that although— with the sun, he himself said that although he— with the sun, he himself said that although he lied, he oeiwoiiw— that although he lied, he actually believed somebody oeeeo— actually believed somebody assumed something was going on and assumed something was going on one oion-i— assumed something was going on one oion-i eow— assumed something was going on and didn't say anything. so he knew— and didn't say anything. so he knew ne— and didn't say anything. so he knew ne woe— and didn't say anything. so he knew he was kind— and didn't say anything. so he knew he was kind of getting away wion— knew he was kind of getting away wiin ii—