martin daubney on saturday with me. martin daubney aa yaw— saturday with me.hampionship and then we got relegated and— championship and then we got relegated and everybody thought it was— relegated and everybody thought it eaiae— relegated and everybody thought it eaiae ta— relegated and everybody thought it was going to be— relegated and everybody thought it was going to be a one season taw— it was going to be a one season taw at— it was going to be a one season taw at isaeas— it was going to be a one season tour of league one.— it was going to be a one season tour of league one. t: t: " e tour of league one. that didn't happen. we went into things like administration. we had ten point deductions. we ended up going down to league two and the recovery through to mark robins and the phenomenal support of the of the fans has just been amazing over the last five six years through television deals, engush years through television deals, english football has expanded into homes across the world. and norwegian sky blue fan jorg waaasstaa— and norwegian sky blue fan

martin daubney, the journalist- e a “ 3 cc; martin daubney, the journalist and ion— daubney, the journalist locking up people for these short things are counterproductive . martin are counterproductive. martin i ininn— are counterproductive. martin i ininn non— are counterproductive. martin i ininn non on— are counterproductive. martin i think you can take what john major— think you can take what john major nono— think you can take what john major says now— think you can take what john major says now and more or less oooonoin— major says now and more or less oooonoin inn— major says now and more or less ascertain that the— major says now and more or less ascertain that the opposite is nin— ascertain that the opposite is what conservative voters think . what conservative voters think. inn— what conservative voters think. in non— what conservative voters think. erg he's morphing— what conservative voters think. erg he's morphing into- what conservative voters think. erg he's morphing into his- what conservative voters think. erg he's morphing into his mate, tony blair. they basically agree on

martin daubney. coming up, with me. martin daubney. coming wp—wttz— with me. martin daubney.lines. more strikes are set to he hett ah— lines. more strikes are set to be held on the— lines. more strikes are set to be held on the 31st of may and the era— be held on the 31st of may and the art at— be held on the 31st of may and the 3rd of june.— be held on the 31st of may and the 3rd of june. that's the day of the 3rd of june. that's the day at the— the 3rd of june. that's the day at the tra— the 3rd of june. that's the day at the ta ewp— the 3rd of june. that's the day of the fa cup final at wembley. of the fa cup filial at wembley. sir of the fa cup final at wembley. str tetr— of the fa cup final at wembley. sir keir starmer— of the fa cup final at wembley. sir keir starmer says he's ready for sir keir starmer says he's ready tar a— sir keir starmer says he's ready tar a ttrty— sir keir starmer says he's ready tar a ttrty aha— sir keir starmer says he's ready for a dirty and nasty campaign aheat— for a dirty and nasty campaign aheat at— for a dirty and nasty campaign ahead of

but for now, martin daubney, thoughts it. all of that. n, perhaps, is one of the most— york, after london, perhaps, is one of the most cctv cities on he— one of the most cctv cities on hhe ehhhre— one of the most cctv cities on the entire planet.— one of the most cctv cities on the entire planet. so we'd expeah— the entire planet. so we'd expect evidence or lack of to sharh— expect evidence or lack of to sharh erherphp— expect evidence or lack of to start emerging pretty soon. but it's start emerging pretty soon. but hh-s very— start emerging pretty soon. but as very hehhhp— start emerging pretty soon. but it's very telling, i— start emerging pretty soon. but it's very telling, i think, that he— it's very telling, i think, that hhe wawar— it's very telling, i think, that the mayor has— it's very telling, i think, that the mayor has gotten a front for aha— the mayor has gotten a front for and hashe— the mayor has gotten a front for and basic albie_ the mayor has gotten a front for and basic albie denied a version of and basic albie denied a

martin daubney etemqstte— coming in. martin daubney alongside me— coming in.n all of us because the carbon pollution flights pollution coming out of flights is very high compared to other transport rail transport options like rail transport, that carbon transport, and that carbon pollution ultimately pollution an ultimately will affect us and particularly affect us all and particularly younger generations, because it will raise the global temperature, which then causes crisis. why is this climate sentiment?— crisis. why is this climate sentiment?-i-that| crisis. why is this climate. sentiment?-i-that to sentiment? and i get that to you,— sentiment? and i get that to yeults— sentiment? and i get that to yeults very— sentiment? and i get that to you, is very important. you, this is very important. i persemutty— you, this is very important. i persemutty te— you, this is very important. i personally do not live my life meestttmq— personally do not live my life mooching thinking, oh, mooching around thinking, oh, you mooching around thinking, oh, yeu mew.— mooching

martin, i'm mep, martin daubney. martin, i'm going to start with you.as well. this is like a thing that is done. but i think time to done. but i think it's time to stop sort of things stop these sort of things because is not right. you because it is not right. you can't have both you can't have it both ways. you can't have it both ways. you can't well, you can't can't say, oh, well, you can't say you no, can't say say, you know, no, you can't say no blacks, but then you can't say whites. you have to you say no whites. you have to you can't have it. both ways. it has to one around it's to be one way around it. it's like lives you like black lives matter. you can't black lives matter. can't have black lives matter. and white lives and then if you say white lives matter, if say matter, that's wrong. if you say it the other way around, it doesn't sound right. then it shouldn't mean, all shouldn't be said. i mean, all i would shouldn't be said. i mean, all i veuhe eev— shouldn't be said. i mean, all i veuhe eev r— shouldn't be said. i mean, all i would say i

he's a former— and also martin daubney. he's a former brem— and also martin daubney.arty mep . then former brexit party mep. then stay— former brexit party mep. then stay tuned— former brexit party mep. then stay tuned because from four till stay tuned because from four em ex— stay tuned because from four em ru— stay tuned because from four till six, ru be— stay tuned because from four till six, i'll be joined by author— till six, i'll be joined by author and— till six, i'll be joined by author and broadcaster christine hammon— author and broadcaster christine hamilton broadcast hamilton and also broadcast writer— hamilton and also broadcast writer and— hamilton and also broadcast writer and journalist danny keely.— writer and journalist danny xeuy. ._ writer and journalist danny kelly- | leve— writer and journalist danny kelly. i love that picture . it's kelly. i love that picture. it's great,— kelly. i love that picture. it's great, flee-e— kelly. i love that picture. it's great, isn't it?— kelly. i love that picture. it's great, isn't it.7 before we get exerted— gre

i'm martin daubney. “r: bother him. good morning. i'm martin daubney.1r: nc; martin daubney.speeches. aura and also the way he crafts speeches . he's really very speeches. he's really very clever . so he came speeches. he's really very clever. so he came and he talked about , you know, having about, you know, having delicious english tea and feeding into these things that, you know, traditional british things, channelling churchill or things, channelling churchill or things that churchill said. and he does that wherever he goes, he does that wherever he goes, he tap into to whatever he will tap into to whatever that nation say . he will tap into to whatever that nation say. he's very clever. and it is bringing results. but of course , you results. but of course, you know, this this war doesn't show any signs of ending soon. and i suppose any anybody- any signs of ending soon. and i suppose any anybody will- suppose any anybody will be surprised— suppose any anybody will be surprised ii— suppose any anybody will be surprised if we _ suppose any anybody will be surprised if we

martin daubney. martin, it's the storare knew happening. martin daubney. ing shop. patrick i'll never forget— a complete talking shop. patrick i'll never forget the day i was in were— i'll never forget the day i was in were eni— i'll never forget the day i was in there and we— i'll never forget the day i was in there and we were asked to veve. — in there and we were asked to veve. ine— in there and we were asked to vote. the european union. they gwewei— vote. the european union. they gnenei ep— vote. the european union. they gnenei up ene— vote. the european union. they gnenei up by— vote. the european union. they queued up one by one, the sesieiisi.— queued up one by one, the socialist, the— queued up one by one, the socialist, the greens, the iiiereis— socialist, the greens, the liberals to _ socialist, the greens, the liberals to condemn donald trump for liberals to condemn donald trump ier inprisening— liberals to condemn donald trump for imprisoning mexicans on the ierier— for imprisoning mexicans on the ierier ei— for imprisoning mexicans on the borde

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. ': on gb news with ellie costello and martin daubney. ' 2 "iii; and martin daubney.d martin daubney. and here's what's leading the news this morning as we just said, dr. ranj singh has hit out at what he calls the toxic culture at itv as the controversy around its main anchor , phillip its main anchor, phillip schofield continues supermarket hits warn the prime minister that limiting prices on basic food items won't bring down grocery bills. rishi sunak is mi,— grocery bills. rishi sunak is currently in— grocery bills. rishi sunak is currently in talks— grocery bills. rishi sunak is currently in talks to- 3.3 rishi sunak is currently in talks to cap costs on staple— currently in talks to cap costs on staple goods,— currently in talks to cap costs on staple goods, but government sources stress any— on staple goods, but government sources stress any scheme will be voluntary— sources stress any scheme will be voluntary and— sources stress any scheme will be voluntary and british police officers— be voluntary and british police officers will— be voluntary and british pol

and— through those with martin daubney and amy cameron. 4 billion. so they're on on course for profits of 20 billion for a year. yeah. yeah. which is extraordinary , isn't it? martin extraordinary, isn't it? martin yeah.i extraordinary, isn't it? martin yeah. i mean, the fact of the matter is we are giving so much money to the oil giants because we're reliant on importations, and that's the issue. windfall taxes are already— and that's the issue. windfall taxes are already in- 3 windfall taxes are already in operation ont— taxes are already in operation ent there-e— taxes are already in operation and there's been— taxes are already in operation and there's been a huge amount of and there's been a huge amount ot evttenee— and there's been a huge amount of evidence that— and there's been a huge amount of evidence that actually we tt-e— of evidence that actually we no gotng — of evidence that actually we no gotng to— of evidence that actually we it's going to deter investment . it's going to deter investment. ant— it's going to deter investmen

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but next up is martin daubney. hello there . martin daubney. hello there.cloudier for parts of central areas of— the east. so cloudier for parts of central areas of england cemheret— of central areas of england compared saturday. some hazy compared to saturday. some hazy eehehihe— compared to saturday. some hazy sunshine across— compared to saturday. some hazy sunshine across scotland , but sunshine across scotland, but wertherh— sunshine across scotland, but northern ireland,— sunshine across scotland, but northern ireland, wales, eeethweet— northern ireland, wales, southwest areas of england, a eeet— southwest areas of england, a good emet— southwest areas of england, a good amount of— southwest areas of england, a good amount of prolonged eehheehi— good amount of prolonged sunshine. those sunshine. again, those temperatures responding . highs temperatures responding. highs of temperatures responding. highs etlceheiee— temperatures responding. highs etlceheiee h— temperatures responding. highs of.celsius in the— temperatures responding. highs of celsius i

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steve hadley and martin daubney. appreciate that. thank you indeed.the daubney. appreciate that.sonally didn't, but i do believe speak as you find. i also think who cares if he's a ne— also think who cares if he's a person— also think who cares if he's a person or— also think who cares if he's a nice person or not? 37�*.t;“. nice person or not? plenty of people in this industry aren't nice people. there's more to it. this meets eye. this story than meets the eye. and what want to know is why and what i want to know is why suddenly things have changed. and what i want to know is why sudd havethings have changed. and what i want to know is why sudd have they; have changed. and what i want to know is why sudd have they fallen changed. and what i want to know is why sudd have they fallen out? ged. and what i want to know is why sudd have they fallen out? what's why have they fallen out? what's behind it? because i think personally story . personally that's the story. well, holly willoughby t; the well, holly willoughby is the tnet— well, holly willoughby is the one that knows— well,

he got so few votes and in the by—election, when martin daubney stood in 2021, he only got 375 votes.ral, they're just went— and in a general, they're just went te— and in a general, they're just won't be that— and in a general, they're just won't be that sort of exposure. weew— won't be that sort of exposure. werw geet— won't be that sort of exposure. werw geet eemt— won't be that sort of exposure. very good point he'll be lost. ant— very good point he'll be lost. ant eree— very good point he'll be lost. and also talking— very good point he'll be lost. and also talking about- very good point he'll be lost. and also talking about these these sort of minority fringe parties, if you like, howard cox, a fair fuel uk has announced today that he's going to stand as london mayor for the reform what you reform party. what do you make of olivia? i was of that, olivia? well, i was speaking to some of sadiq khan's colleagues in city hall and they were actually saying that what they're worried about are independent candidates . they're independent candidates. they're not worried about the _ ii i

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