leo kearse and this dudette is diane spencer. leo let's kearse and this dudette is diane spencer . e oxygen in the air, that's going under that's that's going under laboun that's that's going under labour, i don't know how they can be environmentalist parts of the they're going the green belt and they're going to open it up. oh to sort of open it up. oh they're not going concrete they're not going to concrete over the green belt. over the entire green belt. oh, that's reassuring. that is reassuring. isn't there reassuring. diane, isn't there this argument that green this argument that the green belt really there to sort of belt is really there to sort of artificially prices? artificially inflate prices? certainly like london? certainly in places like london? well, people well, some people have oerhheky— well, some people have- definitely—mean, definitely said that. i mean, personokky— definitely said that. i mean, personally,-now- definitely said that. i mean, personally, now in personally, living now in a suburb.— personally, living now in a suburb,-grew. personally, living now in

leo kearse and this dudette is diane spencer. leo let's kearse and this dudette is diane spencer . that's going under laboun that's that's going under labour, i don't know how they can environmentalist can be environmentalist parts of the belt and they're going the green belt and they're going to of open it up. oh to sort of open it up. oh they're not going concrete they're not going to concrete over entire belt. over the entire green belt. oh, that's reassuring. that is reassuring. isn't there reassuring. diane, isn't there this argument that the green belt really to sort of belt is really there to sort of artificially inflate prices? certainly like london? certainly in places like london? well, have well, some people have ioiihiioiy— well, some people have definitely- i i well, some people have- definitely-i mean, definitely said that. i mean, porsoooiiy— definitely said that. i mean, personally,_in. personally, living now in a suhurh— personally, living now in a suburb,-grew. personally, living now in a. suburb,-grew.in suburb, because i grew up in horsoi— suburb, because i grew

leo kearse and lewis schaefer. how— leo kearse and lewis schaefer.u— leo kearse and lewis schaefer. how are you both?— leo kearse and lewis schaefer. 7 /:::.7’ well, how are you both.7 you.7 well, yeah, i'm how are you both? you? well, yeah, i'm good, thanks.- 7 /:::.7 well, yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. do yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. no you— yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. no you enjoy— yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. do you enjoy that?— yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. do you enjoy that? where are you siisisiiing — do you enjoy that? where are you siisisiing your— do you enjoy that? where are you stretching your-out- do you enjoy that? where are you stretching your out like stretching your arm out like men— stretching your arm out like iiiaii iiisis— stretching your arm out like that? there was— stretching your arm out like that? there was a small opsiaiivs— that? there was a small operative handing me the teleprompter_.- operative handing me the teleprompter . but don't teleprompter device. but don't worry. — teleprompter device. but don't worry.

leo kearse and lewis schaefer. how— leo kearse and lewis schaefer.u— leo kearse and lewis schaefer. how are you both?— leo kearse and lewis schaefer. 7 /:::.7’ well, how are you both.7 you.7 well, yeah, i'm how are you both? you? well, yeah, i'm good, thanks.- 7 /:::.7 well, yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. do yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. no you— yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. no you enjoy— yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. do you enjoy that?— yeah, i'm good, thanks. damon. do you enjoy that? where are you siisisiiing — do you enjoy that? where are you siisisiing your— do you enjoy that? where are you stretching your-out- do you enjoy that? where are you stretching your out like stretching your arm out like men— stretching your arm out like iiiaii iiisis— stretching your arm out like that? there was— stretching your arm out like that? there was a small opsiaiivs— that? there was a small operative handing me the teleprompter_.- operative handing me the teleprompter . but don't teleprompter device. but don't worry. — teleprompter device. but don't worry.

i'm simon—got leo kearse- simon evans. i've got leo kearse and— simon evans.e? well, sir keir starmer , certainly some sir keir starmer, certainly some aggressran— sir keir starmer, certainly some some aggression, maybe , and some some aggression, maybe, and some wrung— some aggression, maybe, and some wrung ra— some aggression, maybe, and some some willing to fight, but sir ker— some willing to fight, but sir keir starmer— some willing to fight, but sir keir starmer has— some willing to fight, but sir keir starmer has said he does nar— keir starmer has said he does nar cae— keir starmer has said he does nar r— keir starmer has said he does not care if people— keir starmer has said he does not care if people think he is conservative,— not care if people think he is conservative, as— not care if people think he is conservative, as he promised. rne— conservative, as he promised. rne near— conservative, as he promised. the next government will be new raaaur— the next government will be new ranaur an— the next government will be new labour on steroids— the next go

i'm simon—got leo kearse- simon evans. i've got leo kearse and— simon evans.ldn't there? well, sir keir starmer , certainly some sir keir starmer, certainly some aggressran— sir keir starmer, certainly some some aggression, maybe , and some some aggression, maybe, and some wrung— some aggression, maybe, and some wrung ra— some aggression, maybe, and some some willing to fight, but sir ker— some willing to fight, but sir keir starmer— some willing to fight, but sir keir starmer has— some willing to fight, but sir keir starmer has said he does nar— keir starmer has said he does nar cae— keir starmer has said he does nar r— keir starmer has said he does not care if people— keir starmer has said he does not care if people think he is conservative,— not care if people think he is conservative, as— not care if people think he is conservative, as he promised. rne— conservative, as he promised. rne near— conservative, as he promised. the next government will be new raaaur— the next government will be new ranaur an— the next government will be new labour on steroids— t

aiziwi tonight, it's the one and only leo kearse. \aa:::aaai leo kearse.e all pile in and the first starts to fly. of course , we want to know your course, we want to know your views as well. please do get in touch by emailing gbviews@gbnews.uk. before we gbviews@gbnews.uk. but before we start tearing each other apart, it is your saturday night news with addison . on thanks to with ray addison. on thanks to all five of with ray addison. on thanks to oii iivo oi you. — with ray addison. on thanks to all five of you. here's- with ray addison. on thanks to all five of you. here's the- all five of you. here's the ioiooi— all five of you. here's the latest. phillip— all five of you. here's the latest. phillip schofield says io-o— latest. phillip schofield says io-o agreei— latest. phillip schofield says he's agreed to— latest. phillip schofield says he's agreed to step down from iiv-o— he's agreed to step down from iiv-o flagship— he's agreed to step down from itv's flagship daytime show this morning— itv's flagship daytime show this momimg mim— itv's flagship

are you up— head boys josh howie and leo kearse are you up for audition? k exehehehe— yeah. well you got me this work exehehehe tot,— yeah. well you got me this work experience job, and i'm very etetetut— experience job, and i'm very gtutetut te— experience job, and i'm very grateful to you. _ experience job, and i'm very grateful to you. “ft” experience job, and i'm very grateful to you. thank you so much . teth— grateful to you. thank you so much . yeah. you've- grateful to you. “ft” ti yeah. you've kept grateful to you. “it? i yeah. you've kept your much. yeah. you've kept your many— much. yeah. you've kept your many years— much. yeah. you've kept your many years now— i yeah. you've kept your many years now, which is remarkable.— many years now, which is remarkable. you've been waiting anne— remarkable. you've been waiting quite a— remarkable. you've been waiting quite a long— remarkable. you've been waiting quite a tang-aa— remarkable. you've been waiting quite a long to take quite a long time to take advantage. — quite a long time to take advantage. to

: heavyweights, leo kearse and bruce devlin. tit heavyweights, leo kearse and bruce devlin.yeah, hide it in the background. c »:c g: leo yeah, hide it in the- background. it's quite good fun, i think i enjoyed it more than charles did. well, he didn't reek— charles did. well, he didn't reek rise— charles did. well, he didn't look like he— charles did. well, he didn't look like he did— »: »: well, he didn't look like he did necessarily. erase— look like he did necessarily. irmee wrai— look like he did necessarily. bruce, what about you? i admire— bruce, what about you? i actually mingled- bruce, what about you? i actually mingled amongst the people. there threw people. there you are. threw mwseii— people. there you are. threw mwseii-ime— there you are. threw myself into community myself out into the community ami— myself out into the community ame-mime— myself out into the community and -thing-really- myself out into the community and thing really threw and the thing that really threw me-waikime- and the thing that really threw me, walking around and me, we were walking aroun

i'm joined by leo kearse and roger monkhouse. we are going to get into the papers now. the pattee ta sawt— crown or whatever it is, to the police to court to— crown or whatever it is, to the police to court to try and get ptnee— police to court to try and get police protection. _ police to court to try and get police protection. obviously, he test— police protection. obviously, he test ptnee— police protection. obviously, he lost police protection when he tatt— lost police protection when he putt-tat— lost police protection when he putt-tat as— lost police protection when he putt-tat as as— lost police protection when he quit job as as prince harry. quit his job as as prince harry. wow— quit his job as as prince harry. waw nes— quit his job as as prince harry. now he's well,— quit his job as as prince harry. now he's well, he's still prince ”6th— now he's well, he's still prince nanw tat— now he's well, he's still prince natty, tat nes— now he's well, he's still prince harry, but he's not— now he's well, he's still prince harry, but he's not he's not a royal— harry, but

are you up— head boys josh howie and leo kearse are you up for audition? k exehehehe— yeah. well you got me this work exehehehe tot,— yeah. well you got me this work experience job, and i'm very etetetut— experience job, and i'm very gtutetut te— experience job, and i'm very grateful to you. _ experience job, and i'm very grateful to you. “ft” experience job, and i'm very grateful to you. thank you so much . teth— grateful to you. thank you so much . yeah. you've- grateful to you. “ft” ti yeah. you've kept grateful to you. “it? i yeah. you've kept your much. yeah. you've kept your many— much. yeah. you've kept your many years— much. yeah. you've kept your many years now— i yeah. you've kept your many years now, which is remarkable.— many years now, which is remarkable. you've been waiting anne— remarkable. you've been waiting quite a— remarkable. you've been waiting quite a long— remarkable. you've been waiting quite a tang-aa— remarkable. you've been waiting quite a long to take quite a long time to take advantage. — quite a long time to take advantage. to

i'm joined by leo kearse and roger monkhouse. we are going to get into the papers now. the pattee ta sawt— crown or whatever it is, to the police to court to— crown or whatever it is, to the police to court to try and get ptnee— police to court to try and get police protection. _ police to court to try and get police protection. obviously, he test— police protection. obviously, he test ptnee— police protection. obviously, he lost police protection when he tatt— lost police protection when he putt-tat— lost police protection when he putt-tat as— lost police protection when he putt-tat as as— lost police protection when he quit job as as prince harry. quit his job as as prince harry. wow— quit his job as as prince harry. waw nes— quit his job as as prince harry. now he's well,— quit his job as as prince harry. now he's well, he's still prince ”6th— now he's well, he's still prince nanw tat— now he's well, he's still prince natty, tat nes— now he's well, he's still prince harry, but he's not— now he's well, he's still prince harry, but he's not he's not a royal— harry, but

: heavyweights, leo kearse and bruce devlin. tit heavyweights, leo kearse and bruce devlin.yeah, hide it in the background. c »:c g: leo yeah, hide it in the- background. it's quite good fun, i think i enjoyed it more than charles did. well, he didn't reek— charles did. well, he didn't reek rise— charles did. well, he didn't look like he— charles did. well, he didn't look like he did— »: »: well, he didn't look like he did necessarily. erase— look like he did necessarily. irmee wrai— look like he did necessarily. bruce, what about you? i admire— bruce, what about you? i actually mingled- bruce, what about you? i actually mingled amongst the people. there threw people. there you are. threw mwseii— people. there you are. threw mwseii-ime— there you are. threw myself into community myself out into the community ami— myself out into the community ame-mime— myself out into the community and -thing-really- myself out into the community and thing really threw and the thing that really threw me-waikime- and the thing that really threw me, walking around and me, we were walking aroun

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this guy is called leo kearse . the other one called leo kearse.ce harry's barrister for eoytng-yeon- prince harry's barrister for- saying-yeah, apparently prince harry's barrister for- saythis-yeah, apparently prince harry's barrister for- say this-casetah, apparently prince harry's barrister for- saythis-casetah, beenently so. this this case has been brought prince and brought by prince harry and various celebrities , as it various other celebrities, as it says illegal activity, says that illegal activity, including voicemail interception , was carried out on an industrial scale by staff at mirror newspapers . here's so mirror newspapers. here's so they apparently broke up the relationship between prince harry and chelsy davy, his ex—girlfriend . so that could ex—girlfriend. so that could have been a different timeline. yeah and so they were hacking tnto— yeah and so they were hacking into voicemails_ “415?" and so they were hacking into voicemails using the tetontt— into voicemails using the default code. - into voicemails using the default code

now— tonight, it's the one and only leo kearse. xm leo kearse.e. each host gets to outline their argument about their chosen topic. then we all pile in and the first starts to fly. of course , we want to know your course, we want to know your views as well. please do get in touch by emailing gbviews@gbnews.uk. before we gbviews@gbnews.uk. but before we start tearing each other apart, it is your saturday night news with addison . on thanks to with ray addison. on thanks to all five of with ray addison. on thanks to all five of you. — with ray addison. on thanks to all five of you. here's- with ray addison. on thanks to all five of you. here's the- all five of you. here's the latest.— all five of you. here's the latest. phillip— all five of you. here's the latest. phillip schofield says hee— latest. phillip schofield says he-e agreed— latest. phillip schofield says he's agreed to— latest. phillip schofield says he's agreed to step down from five— he's agreed to step down from we flagship— he's agreed to step down from itv's flagship daytime show this

this guy is called leo kearse . the other one called leo kearse.y's barrister for eoytng-yeon- prince harry's barrister for- saying-yeah, apparently prince harry's barrister for- saythis-yeah, apparently prince harry's barrister for- say this-casetah, apparently prince harry's barrister for- saythis-casetah, beenently so. this this case has been brought prince and brought by prince harry and various celebrities , as it various other celebrities, as it says illegal activity, says that illegal activity, including voicemail interception , was carried out on an industrial scale by staff at mirror newspapers . here's so mirror newspapers. here's so they apparently broke up the relationship between prince harry and chelsy davy, his ex—girlfriend . so that could ex—girlfriend. so that could have been a different timeline. yeah and so they were hacking tnto— yeah and so they were hacking into voicemails_ “415?" and so they were hacking into voicemails using the tetontt— into voicemails using the default code. - into voicemails using the default code. ' ”ti

leo kearse and cressida-how-you.e you nette— cressida wetton. how are you tetne wett— cressida wetton. how are you both.7 well not— cressida wetton. how are you both.7 well not very nice. \tc“w" both.7 well not very nice. now that— both.7 well not very nice. now that ._ both.7 well not very nice. now that . knew— both.7 well not very nice. now that i know that— both.7 well not very nice. now that i know that we're not best friends anymore. well, you know, i'm very disgruntled at you, leo. and for reasons which i ennu— leo. and for reasons which i shall-elaborate- leo. and for reasons which i shall-elaborate on. - leo. and for reasons which i. shall-elaborate on. -are shall not elaborate on. how are you— shall not elaborate on. how are you t — shall not elaborate on. how are you e new. — shall not elaborate on. how are you .7 wow. tension.- shall not elaborate on. how are you .7 cl“; cit" shall not elaborate on. how are you .7 c�*et cit" �*" you.7 wow. tension. i'm fine, thank you. you? wow. tension. i'm fine, thank y

leo kearse and cressida-how-you.e you nette— cressida wetton. how are you tetne wett— cressida wetton. how are you both.7 well not— cressida wetton. how are you both.7 well not very nice. \tc“w" both.7 well not very nice. now that— both.7 well not very nice. now that ._ both.7 well not very nice. now that . knew— both.7 well not very nice. now that i know that— both.7 well not very nice. now that i know that we're not best friends anymore. well, you know, i'm very disgruntled at you, leo. and for reasons which i ennu— leo. and for reasons which i shall-elaborate- leo. and for reasons which i shall-elaborate on. - leo. and for reasons which i. shall-elaborate on. -are shall not elaborate on. how are you— shall not elaborate on. how are you t — shall not elaborate on. how are you e new. — shall not elaborate on. how are you .7 wow. tension.- shall not elaborate on. how are you .7 cl“; cit" shall not elaborate on. how are you .7 c�*et cit" �*" you.7 wow. tension. i'm fine, thank you. you? wow. tension. i'm fine, thank y

headliners legends leo kearse ent— headliners legends leo kearse ant-tente— headliners legends leo kearseg , those are the the right way? those are the wrong— the right way? those are the wrong neg. — the right way? those are the wrong way. whatever- " g , those are the wrong way. whatever anybody tntnts — wrong way. whatever anybody thinks, we've. _ wrong way. whatever anybody thinks, we've. �*vft�*tz; : wrong way. whatever anybody thinks, we've. : f thinks, we've. we've done a face off. who thinks, we've. we've done a face ett. wne neste— thinks, we've. we've done a face off. who wrote that— thinks, we've. we've done a face off. who wrote that link- thinks, we've. : f who wrote that link ? off. who wrote that link? i wrote— off. who wrote that link? i wrote tne— off. who wrote that link? i wrote the link,— off. who wrote that link? i wrote the link, but i don't operate the cameras. i mean, i just said operate the cameras. i mean, i tnst sntt tee— operate the cameras. i mean, i just said leo and— operate the cameras. i mean, i just said leo and josh,- f i mean, i just said leo and josh,

headliners legends leo kearse ent— headliners legends leo kearse ant-tente— headliners legends leo kearseg , those are the the right way? those are the wrong— the right way? those are the wrong neg. — the right way? those are the wrong way. whatever- " g , those are the wrong way. whatever anybody tntnts — wrong way. whatever anybody thinks, we've. _ wrong way. whatever anybody thinks, we've. �*vft�*tz; : wrong way. whatever anybody thinks, we've. : f thinks, we've. we've done a face off. who thinks, we've. we've done a face ett. wne neste— thinks, we've. we've done a face off. who wrote that— thinks, we've. we've done a face off. who wrote that link- thinks, we've. : f who wrote that link ? off. who wrote that link? i wrote— off. who wrote that link? i wrote tne— off. who wrote that link? i wrote the link,— off. who wrote that link? i wrote the link, but i don't operate the cameras. i mean, i just said operate the cameras. i mean, i tnst sntt tee— operate the cameras. i mean, i just said leo and— operate the cameras. i mean, i just said leo and josh,- f i mean, i just said leo and josh,

i'm leo kearse, iainei— headliners. i'm leo kearse, ieinei by— headliners.yeah, that's true. labour admits that could make immigration even higher than 500,000 a year, which is what? which is what it's running right now. i mean, how many people can you that's 1% of the you let in? that's1% of the country year, ten years. country every year, ten years. that's multiple you do the that's 10. multiple you do the math that's10. multiple you do the math plug a skills gap. math to plug a skills gap. supposedly british people can't pick strawberries or work in pret a manger. there's no talent for that. as rishi sunak slams keir starmer for wanting to reopen brexit. and so this party chairman said said that it's not sensible. party chairman of the labour party says it's not sensible to say we're going to bnng sensible to say we're going to bring immigration down because we're having their problems somewhere in the world that we have to take people in. and let me just say this the only difference between labour and the conservatives is labour admits they're going to l

i'm leo kearse, iainei— headliners. i'm leo kearse, ieinei by— headliners.s yeah, that's true. labour admits that could make immigration even higher than 500,000 a year, which is what? which is what it's running right now. i mean, how many people can you that's 1% of the you let in? that's1% of the country year, ten years. country every year, ten years. that's multiple you do the that's 10. multiple you do the math that's10. multiple you do the math plug a skills gap. math to plug a skills gap. supposedly british people can't pick strawberries or work in pret a manger. there's no talent for that. as rishi sunak slams keir starmer for wanting to reopen brexit. and so this party chairman said said that it's not sensible. party chairman of the labour party says it's not sensible to say we're going to bnng sensible to say we're going to bring immigration down because we're having their problems somewhere in the world that we have to take people in. and let me just say this the only difference between labour and the conservatives is labour admits they're going to

.— week, diane spencer and leo kearse . hello— week, diane spencer and leo kearse . hello both . elieve, this neeb. non— to amsterdam, i believe, this week. how was— to amsterdam, i believe, this week. how was it.7 it was abscbaneby— week. how was it.7 it was absolutely magical. gin absolutely magical. i even got to absolutely magical. i even got be try— absolutely magical. i even got be try sene— absolutely magical. i even got to try some of my dutch . oh, to try some of my dutch. oh, really? you know dutch. oh yeah. it will. craig and svarta kwasi double, which means i will have a black coffee, please. and that's all you need,- f f and that's all you need, really, is ab.— that's all you need, really, is ab. — that's all you need, really, is ab. webb.— that's all you need, really, is all. well, that— that's all you need, really, is all. well, that and- that's all you need, really, is all. well, that and i- that's all you need, really, is all. e“: z all. well, that and i was trying to work out how to say my husband will pay. yeah i didn't quite get that one. that's quite an import

.— week, diane spencer and leo kearse . hello— week, diane spencer and leo kearse . hello both . week. how was— to amsterdam, i believe, this week. how was it.7 it was ohsolwoew— week. how was it.7 it was absolutely magical. g»it» absolutely magical. i even got to absolutely magical. i even got oo ow— absolutely magical. i even got ho how some— absolutely magical. i even got to try some of my dutch . oh, to try some of my dutch. oh, really? you know dutch. oh yeah. it will. craig and svarta kwasi double, which means i will have a black coffee, please. and that's all you need,- f f and that's all you need, really, is oh.— that's all you need, really, is oh — that's all you need, really, is oh wen.— that's all you need, really, is all. well, that— that's all you need, really, is all. well, that and- that's all you need, really, is all. well, that and i- that's all you need, really, is all. e�*»: »: all. well, that and i was trying to work out how to say my husband will pay. yeah i didn't quite get that one. that's quite an important thing. how are you, leo? yeah i went— an importan

leo kearse and cressida-how-you.h, one-e— stands on some lego. and yeah, ones on— stands on some lego. and yeah, she's an incredible— stands on some lego. and yeah, she's an incredible rock icon . she's an incredible rock icon. 60 she's an incredible rock icon. oo yeti— she's an incredible rock icon. on year career— she's an incredible rock icon. 60 year career overcame you mow,— 60 year career overcame you mow, ene— 60 year career overcame you mow, one ttom — 60 year career overcame you know, she from a— 60 year career overcame you know, she from a time where she overcame genuine— know, she from a time where she overcame genuine sin, racism, genuine— overcame genuine sin, racism, genuine .— overcame genuine sin, racism, genuine , you— overcame genuine sin, racism, genuine , you know, terrible genuine, you know, terrible otetoetee— genuine, you know, terrible obstacles to _ genuine, you know, terrible obstacles to defeat and also misogyny— obstacles to defeat and also mieogyny ot— obstacles to defeat and also misogyn

and— like the news casanova that they are leo kearse and scott capuff°-_ are leo kearse and scott capurroyou're very well. yeah. we're taathe— you're very well. yeah. we're looking particularly well teamed.— looking particularly well groomed. leo.- looking particularly well groomed. leo. i saw you only taet— groomed. leo. i saw you only taet htght— groomed. leo. i saw you only last night, and— groomed. leo. i saw you only last night, and there seems to be last night, and there seems to he ah— last night, and there seems to be an improvement. an uptick ? be an improvement. an uptick? what— be an improvement. an uptick? what ta— be an improvement. an uptick? what ta haa— be an improvement. an uptick? what do you think? “at: " l what do you think? i hadn't waehea— what do you think? i hadn't washed yesterday? know. washed yesterday? i don't know. there's bit of. i don't there's a little bit of. i don't thaw— there's a little bit of. i don't thawlhe— there's a little bit of. i don't knowlbe the— there's a little bit of. i don't know be the same somebody know if be the same somebody wha-e— kno

and— like the news casanova that they are leo kearse and scott capuff°-_ are leo kearse and scott capurroyou're very well. yeah. we're taathe— you're very well. yeah. we're looking particularly well teamed.— looking particularly well groomed. leo.- looking particularly well groomed. leo. i saw you only taet— groomed. leo. i saw you only taet htght— groomed. leo. i saw you only last night, and— groomed. leo. i saw you only last night, and there seems to be last night, and there seems to he ah— last night, and there seems to be an improvement. an uptick ? be an improvement. an uptick? what— be an improvement. an uptick? what ta— be an improvement. an uptick? what ta haa— be an improvement. an uptick? what do you think? “at: " l what do you think? i hadn't waehea— what do you think? i hadn't washed yesterday? know. washed yesterday? i don't know. there's bit of. i don't there's a little bit of. i don't thaw— there's a little bit of. i don't thawlhe— there's a little bit of. i don't knowlbe the— there's a little bit of. i don't know be the same somebody know if be the same somebody wha-e— kno

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i'm leo kearse. and joining— welcome to headliners. and joining me tonight kearse.joining me tonight to look through— and joining me tonight to look through tomorrow's front pages— to look through tomorrow's front pages are— to look through tomorrow's front page me— to look through tomorrow's front pages are the educational steve affer— pages are the educational steve affem ama— pages are the educational steve affem are me— pages are the educational steve allen and the confrontational revue— allen and the confrontational lewis schaffer. _ allen and the confrontational lewis schaffer. mi; allen and the confrontational lewis schaffer. how are you both doing .7 i'm not lewis schaffer. how are you both doing ? i'm not feeling- lewis schaffer. r:r:tr g 7’ i'm not feeling my best, doing? i'm not feeling my best, reaffv— doing? i'm not feeling my best, reaffv. wrea— doing? i'm not feeling my best, really. when are— doing? i'm not feeling my best, really. when are you— r:r:tr “q? i'm not feeling my best, really. when are you ever feefmg— really. when are you ever feefmg you

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we're monkhouse and leo kearse. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm.

we're monkhouse and leo kearse. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm.

we're monkhouse and leo kearse. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. wants to use the nnwawe— government wants to use the private _while i government wants to use the. private _while keir private sector more, while keir seamen— private sector more, while keir starmer.making_ private sector more, while keir starmer making a lot of starmer is making a lot of eenmcec. — starmer is making a lot of promises. have— starmer is making a lot of promises. have people gone to green— promises. have people gone to prison because— promises. have people gone to prison because they were doing the government's— prison because they were doing the government's bidding during the government's bidding during the financial— the government's bidding during the financial crisis? is there a nnancwaw— the financial crisis? is there a financial—could. financial scandal that could neck— financial scandal that could rock _ england . financial scandal that could. rock—england and financial scandal that could- rock_england and the rock the bank of england and the meacwye— rock the b

as always, my thanks to the brilliant kearse. up brilliant leo kearse.es forward from this . join us here on gb news. this. join us here on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching . welcome back to the watching. welcome back to the show. now what's covid 19 and the show. now what's covid 19 and one eeponee— show. now what's covid 19 and the response to— show. now what's covid 19 and the response to it?— now what's covid 19 and the response to it? the biggest up n— the response to it? the biggest up n meoony— the response to it? the biggest up n meoony .— the response to it? the biggest up in history . did— the response to it? the biggest up in history. did we really need— up in history. did we really need on— up in history. did we really need on on— up in history. did we really need all of that- up in history. did we really need all of that economic damage?— need all of that economic damage? did— need all of that economic damage? did we need the lockdowns?— damage? did we need the lockdowns? did we need the mask monoooee— lockdowns? did we need

as always, my thanks to the brilliant kearse. up brilliant leo kearse.nse . to the pandemic response. mam. — to the pandemic response. mum. well— to the pandemic response. right. well, it— to the pandemic response. right. well, it was- to the pandemic response. right. well, it was the- to the pandemic response. right. well, it was the idea was to kind of cover the second half of the pandemic as these policies kind of expanded. and we saw the messaging where we saw the messaging shift where initially saying , you initially they were saying, you know, to know, just wear anything to cover face, roll cover your face, just roll up a t shirt put it in front of t shirt and put it in front of your that'll that'll your face and that'll that'll stop . but then that stop the virus. but then that messaging shifted where said, stop the virus. but then that mezactuallyyhifted where said, stop the virus. but then that mezactually youzd where said, stop the virus. but then that mezactually you needere said, stop the virus. but then that mezactually you need ere wear, d,

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