nigel farage live from scotland. ant— the interests of scotland, but scotland became _ the interests of scotland, but scotland became a place that tatter— scotland became a place that natnen tnan— scotland became a place that rather than put— scotland became a place that rather than put money into pewte— rather than put money into peante, teat— rather than put money into people, took money out of that sata— people, took money out of that was said with— people, took money out of that was said with great, great nasstan— was said with great, great nasstan .— was said with great, great nasstan . ne— was said with great, great passion . he was fairly neutral passion. he was fairly neutral attent— passion. he was fairly neutral atawt tne— passion. he was fairly neutral about the new— passion. he was fairly neutral about the new first minister, tat— about the new first minister, tat tnen— about the new first minister, tat tnen ne— about the new first minister, but then he doesn't really know ntn— but then he doesn't really k

nigel farage live from scotland. scotland, but scotland became _ the interests of scotland, but scotland became a place that tatter— scotland became a place that natnen tnan— scotland became a place that rather than put— scotland became a place that rather than put money into weane— rather than put money into neante, teat— rather than put money into people, took money out of that sata— people, took money out of that was said with— people, took money out of that was said with great, great nasstan— was said with great, great nasstan .— was said with great, great nasstan . ne— was said with great, great passion . he was fairly neutral passion. he was fairly neutral attent— passion. he was fairly neutral atawt tne— passion. he was fairly neutral about the new— passion. he was fairly neutral about the new first minister, tat— about the new first minister, tat tnen— about the new first minister, tat tnen ne— about the new first minister, but then he doesn't really know ntn— but then he doesn't really know ntn very— but the

i've also got nigel for farage vou— i've also got nigel for farage you-wett— i've also got nigel for s coming in tntok-ttet. — .so get your emails coming in thick-fast. whose- .so get your emails coming in thick fast. whose side are thick and fast. whose side are you— thick and fast. whose side are you one— thick and fast. whose side are you one wntte— thick and fast. whose side are you on? white man, or just you on? white van man, or just ston— you on? white van man, or just stop-te— you on? white van man, or just stop-toe tttktng- stop oil? i'll be talking to a representative _ stop oil? i'll be talking to a representative and hold representative shortly and hold on-ntte— representative shortly and hold i on - hats, - because on to your hats, people, because wtget— on to your hats, people, because wtget tange— on to your hats, people, because wtget tttoge te— on to your hats, people, because nigel farage is pumped up. he's tngty— nigel farage is pumped up. he's angry—tnot- angry about the fact that we've teen— angry about the fact that we've teen-to— angry about the fact that we've

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 off

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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 —

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nigel farage back at troo— tomorrow. nigel farage back at too tere— tomorrow.9 blockbuster bombshell about fox news . if we sweep this about fox news. if we sweep this tntng— about fox news. if we sweep this tntng wnter— about fox news. if we sweep this tntng wnter tne— about fox news. if we sweep this thing under the rug,— a if we sweep this thing under the rug, janine, and it thing under the rug, janine, and tr neeeene— thing under the rug, janine, and tr neeeene egetn— thing under the rug, janine, and it happens again under title seven, fox would be liable for eemeeneetery— seven, fox would be liable for compensatory and punitive temegee— compensatory and punitive damages that— compensatory and punitive damages that could be hundreds of damages that could be hundreds et mttttene. — damages that could be hundreds of millions. that's— damages that could be hundreds of millions. that's worry about the of millions. that's worry about tne tew— of millions. that's worry about the law before— of millions. that's worry about the law before we— of millions. that's wo

in an exclusive interview with nigel farage, the home— interview with nigel farage, the home us— interviewt said the war has former us president said the war hes so— former us president said the war has to he— former us president said the war has to be stopped— former us president said the war has to be stopped . �*" has to be stopped. if i were president and i say this, i will end that war in one day. it'll take 24 hours. as i know zelenskyy well, i know putin well. i would get that ended in a period of you can break that deal ioo. a period of you can break that deal 100. it would be easy. that deal 100. it would be easy. that deal would be easy. a lot of it has to do with the money. a lot of it has to do with the military. you know, that we're giving. but i would get that deal done within hours. that deal done within 24 hours. that war has to be stopped. that war is a disaster. donald trump talking to nigel farage, a short time ago. well, ukraine denies it time ago. well, ukraine denies h was— time ago. well, ukraine denies it was behind— time ago. well, ukraine denies it was behind a— t

nigel farage back at troo— tomorrow. nigel farage back at too tere— tomorrow.ockbuster bombshell about fox news . if we sweep this about fox news. if we sweep this tntng— about fox news. if we sweep this tntng wnter— about fox news. if we sweep this tntng wnter tne— about fox news. if we sweep this thing under the rug,— a if we sweep this thing under the rug, janine, and it thing under the rug, janine, and tr neeeene— thing under the rug, janine, and tr neeeene egetn— thing under the rug, janine, and it happens again under title seven, fox would be liable for eemeeneetery— seven, fox would be liable for compensatory and punitive temegee— compensatory and punitive damages that— compensatory and punitive damages that could be hundreds of damages that could be hundreds et mttttene. — damages that could be hundreds of millions. that's— damages that could be hundreds of millions. that's worry about the of millions. that's worry about tne tew— of millions. that's worry about the law before— of millions. that's worry about the law before we— of millions. that's worry

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

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

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

good evening.— host, nigel farage. yes. good evening. farage._ host, nigel farage. yes.

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.

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.

nigel farage, the bobs. and they were very, very good at what they did. how everi very good at what they did. how ever i lost it. whilst i'd had too— ever i lost it. whilst i'd had too mtmy. — ever i lost it. whilst i'd had one too many. oh- c whilst i'd had one too many. cj" cmi;”ri; ever i lost it. whilst i'd had one too many. oh well, there you go. hey, i one too many. oh well, there you to. uey. t tmmt— one too many. oh well, there you go. hey, i think we— one too many. oh well, there you go. hey, i think we can- one too many. cj" cmi;”ri; git hey, i think we can all we go. hey, i think we can all we ttt— go. hey, i think we can all we can all relate— go. hey, i think we can all we can all relate to— git hey, i think we can all we can all relate to losing sometmmt— can all relate to losing something that we care deeply ttout— something that we care deeply ttout ttter— something that we care deeply about after you've had one too mtmy— about after you've had one too mtmy-so— about after you've had one too

nigel farage. did it fail?— you think it works or not? nigel farage. did it fail? , even keir-says he's- in at the next election, even keir-says he's not. in at 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

my question for nigel farage is . my question for nigel farage ie wnv— .ange very, very little. ten veene ege.— change very, very little. ten veene ege. i— change very, very little. ten years ago, i thought the lib nene.— years ago, i thought the lib dems, conservatives and labour eti— dems, conservatives and labour eit eeeiei— dems, conservatives and labour were all social democrats , were all social democrats, tnentiw— were all social democrats, frankly, couldn't put a eigenette— frankly, couldn't put a cigarette paper between them on eeiiev— cigarette paper between them on eeiiev ent— cigarette paper between them on eeiiev ent we-ne— cigarette paper between them on policy and we're all going back in wet— policy and we're all going back in that direction.— policy and we're all going back in that direction. the really big— in that direction. the really big fundamental differences between— big fundamental differences between our— big fundamental differences between our major parties are vene— between our major parties are venv. venv— between our major part

hi, wiget. se i— farage for me as well. hi, nigel. so ijust- farage for me as well. ween— clash with the lords test match. so you've got your priorities nignt. — so you've got your priorities nignt. i— so you've got your priorities nignt. i neve— so you've got your priorities right. i have to— so you've got your priorities right. so you've got your priorities- right. i have to.honest. one right. i have to be honest. one of proposed dates would of the proposed dates would have done changed. so you had done so we changed. so you had to change it? yes. i thought that might something in that might be something in doubt. what you doubt. so jacob, what have you got for us today? well a dozen people from commonwealth people from the commonwealth who have status have claim representative status but have it have have claim representative status but that have it have have claim representative status but that the have it have have claim representative status but that the king ve it have have claim representative status but that the king shouldive said that the king should apolog

to nigel farage hh tuet a— will be speaking to nigel farage hh tuet a hev— will be speaking to nigele. yeah, cool head. it's not easy to carry on broadcasting when you don't really know what's going on outside. and to hear something like that probably very alarming . listen, earlier, very alarming. listen, earlier, the national the former head of national counter—terrorism the former head of national counte uk errorism the former head of national counte uk ,'rorism the former head of national counte uk , chrisn the former head of national counte uk , chris phillips, told in the uk, chris phillips, told us that the incident would put security now high security forces now on high alert. the fact that it was blown up was simply just to make sure that there was no proper over detonated device inside them. but, you know, you can expect— them. but, you know, you can expect tote— them. but, you know, you can expect lots and— them. but, you know, you can expect lots and lots- but, you know, you can expect lots and lots of police ottheere— expect lots and lots of police officers there, _ expe

people like donald trump and nigel farage.oat or whatever it may be, you put the blue light on the car and you're now being told you can't have a blue light. what's going on? so this is more the inland norfolk waterways we cover. so we cover 125 waterways we cover. so we cover tzt nttee— waterways we cover. so we cover tzt nttee ot— waterways we cover. so we cover 125 miles of the— waterways we cover. so we cover 125 miles of the norfolk- so we cover 125 miles of the norfolk broads . vou— 125 miles of the norfolk broads . vou nove— 125 miles of the norfolk broads . vou nove ot— 125 miles of the norfolk broads . you have 35 slipways. we have to get— . you have 35 slipways. we have to get tne— . you have 35 slipways. we have to get the truck— . you have 35 slipways. we have to get the truck and vessel to ont— to get the truck and vessel to and we've now— to get the truck and vessel to and we've now been stopped at by tortott— and we've now been stopped at by norfolk police— and we've now been stopped at by norfolk police and— an

people like donald trump and nigel farage.t or whatever it may be, you put the blue light on the car and you're now being told you can't have a blue light. what's going on? so this is more the inland norfolk waterways we cover. so we cover 125 waterways we cover. so we cover tzt nttee— waterways we cover. so we cover tzt nttee ot— waterways we cover. so we cover 125 miles of the— waterways we cover. so we cover 125 miles of the norfolk- so we cover 125 miles of the norfolk broads . vou— 125 miles of the norfolk broads . vou nove— 125 miles of the norfolk broads . vou nove ot— 125 miles of the norfolk broads . you have 35 slipways. we have to get— . you have 35 slipways. we have to get tne— . you have 35 slipways. we have to get the truck— . you have 35 slipways. we have to get the truck and vessel to ont— to get the truck and vessel to and we've now— to get the truck and vessel to and we've now been stopped at by tortott— and we've now been stopped at by norfolk police— and we've now been stopped at by norfolk police and— and

nigel farage with us, and the fa family tensions notwithstanding, that seemed to go off well, nigel.t was historic, it was magnificent and emotional when the moment was there and william was there and kissed his father on the cheek during the ceremony. very, very touching. when charles turned to camilla and looked at her, you could see his face brighten up. and harry, do you know what? actually, he looked very confident, okay. he's only here for a short time, but there were no scenes, no problems and i'm very pleased, despite everything that's been said, i'm very pleased that harry was there. neil: that's good to hear. do we know whether he had a chance to be alone with his father, alone with his brother, any of that? >> i think they would have spent time together late this morning. neil: okay. >> quite how much, i don't know, but yes, literally, after the ceremony he was straight off to heathrow airport and he's going back to the west coast. although, he does have a good reason. it is little archie's fourth birthday. neil: yeah. heaven forbid he also flew commercial, which that was

channel now nigel farage and megyn_ now nigel farage and megyn kelly both eontng— farage and megyn kellynold who, let's be honest, she's appeared in basically all of them now , basically all of them now, debbie, you don't like the idea of having tainted film ? of having tainted film? schofield hosting your soap awards, do you? well it's not tainted. phillip schofield as men— tainted. phillip schofield as nwen ae— tainted. phillip schofield as nwen ae tne— tainted. phillip schofield as much as the fact— “011i: phillip schofield as much as the fact that “rir: phillip schofield as much as the fact that it will all much as the fact that it will at be — much as the fact that it will all be about— much as the fact that it will all be about him and not about tneee— all be about him and not about tneee otner— all be about him and not about these other poor— all be about him and not about these other poor actors who epent— these other poor actors who epent weare— these other poor actors who spent years trying to get these awaret— spent years trying to get these awaret ant— spent years trying to g

channel now nigel farage and megyn_ now nigel farage and megyn kelly both eening— farage and megyn kellyappeared in basically all of them now , basically all of them now, debbie, you don't like the idea of having tainted film ? of having tainted film? schofield hosting your soap awards, do you? well it's not tainted. phillip schofield as nuen— tainted. phillip schofield as nuen as— tainted. phillip schofield as nuen as tne— tainted. phillip schofield as much as the fact— xiii: phillip schofield as much as the fact that it will all much as the fact that it will ati te — much as the fact that it will all be about— much as the fact that it will all be about him and not about tnese— all be about him and not about tnese etner— all be about him and not about these other poor— all be about him and not about these other poor actors who spent— these other poor actors who spent years— these other poor actors who spent years trying to get these awats— spent years trying to get these awats ant— spent years trying to get these awards and it— spent years trying to get these awards and it will— spent y

join de—man nigel farage and angela levin for unmissable— nigel farage and angela levin for unmissableing, us you're still watching, let us know you have to put up know if you do have to put up with with a lot of abuse. i can imagine you do people panicking, people been able to imagine you do people panicking, peo ae been able to imagine you do people panicking, peo a gp been able to imagine you do people panicking, peo a gp and been able to imagine you do people panicking, peo a gp and it's been able to imagine you do people panicking, peo a gp and it's noteen able to imagine you do people panicking, peo a gp and it's not yourible to see a gp and it's not your fault, is it ? see a gp and it's not your fault, is it? it's not your fault. so demand . fault. there's so much demand. and lastly, quickly , doug and just lastly, quickly, doug says, if you need the doctor urgently, my gp surgery always says none today. call it 8 am. tomorrow. booking tomorrow. the online booking system though. if system is excellent though. if your urgent. there your need isn't urgent. so there your need isn't

— viewers and listeners is nigel farage right that— viewers and listeners is nigel farage right that eheteee— and is a new app logs domestic eheteee ate— and is a new app logs domestic chores? are men— and is a new app logs domestic chores? are men still useless in the heweee— chores? are men still useless in the heweee we— chores? are men still useless in the house? no comment in my big ehthteh— the house? no comment in my big ehthteh tt-e— the house? no comment in my big opinion, it's been— the house? no comment in my big opinion, it's been revealed hhteh— opinion, it's been revealed hhteh hw— opinion, it's been revealed britain now has- opinion, it's been revealed britain now has fewer billionaires- britain now has fewer billionaires .- britain now has fewer billionaires . why is this bad billionaires. why is this bad tet— billionaires. why is this bad tee yew— billionaires. why is this bad news for you and me? well, heeewee— news for you and me? well, because this— news for you and me? well, because this war— news for you and me? well, because this war on wealth might win because

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with— and i'm glad to say i've now got nigel farage with me to talk aboar— nigel farage with me to talkis too liberal— didn't do enough on brexit, that he is too liberal for you, but you— he is too liberal for you, but you minn— he is too liberal for you, but you mink-is— he is too liberal for you, but you think is pretty you think this is pretty snocking. — you think this is pretty shocking. look, no, i'm delighted that boris did join the brexit cause , you know, five the brexit cause, you know, five minutes to midnight. but he joined it and he was very helpful in getting it over the line. i'm delighted that he won a big majority. i'm disappointed with he did it. but it with what he did with it. but it that's the by this looks that's by the by this looks monstrous. albie absolutely monstrous. albie absolutely monstrous. and . the same has monstrous. and. the same has happened with raab, who's been forced out on very spurious bullying claims. suella i haven't yet worked out what she did wrong mean. i keep reading the newspapers. i can't work it out, but there's one area where i would di

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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—

good evening.— host, nigel farage. yes. good evening. farage._ host, nigel farage. yes. ng. farage. zahawi back here— evening. farage. zahawi back here in— evening. farage. zahawi back here 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 r

even nigel farage can admit that brexit has failed, _ farage can admit that brexit has failed, so, —ker. my constituency has a problem — speaker. my constituency has a problem with travellers pitching on private _ problem with travellers pitching on private land and common land and causing _ private land and common land and causing a — private land and common land and causing a nuisance, currently on parkgate — causing a nuisance, currently on parkgate industrial estate in knutsford. eitherthe parkgate industrial estate in knutsford. either the police don't have _ knutsford. either the police don't have sufficient powers to deal with this issue — have sufficient powers to deal with this issue all they do have sufficient powers but they are not using _ sufficient powers but they are not using them. so, willthe sufficient powers but they are not using them. so, will the deputy minister— using them. so, will the deputy minister get the government to speak with cheshire police to ensure that they do— with cheshire police to ensure that they do have the powers to deal with this blight— th

speaking to nigel farage, he also— c15 \ speaking to nigel farage, he also said he had a good— farage— farage, he also said he had a good chance of— farage, he also said he had a good chance of taking the oheehoeney— good chance of taking the presidency in— good chance of taking the presidency in 2024 . millions of presidency in 2024. millions of oeohhe— presidency in 2024. millions of ww“! oe— presidency in 2024. millions of people are expected to take part in hoeoh— people are expected to take part in local elections— people are expected to take part in local elections today as the hous— in local elections today as the oohe open— in local elections today as the oohe open very— in local elections today as the polls open very shortly. ' z polls open very shortly. around 8000— polls open very shortly. around 8000 councillors will be elected . results announced tomorrow . . results announced tomorrow. and the singer lionel richie and the campaign owner, baroness lawrence, were among the guests of honour at the first buckingham palace garden party of the king's reign. the event followed

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but because nigel farage is up next. hut tet— because nigel farage is up next. hut tet nwe— because nigelart friday morning. but as we start friday morning. but for many, friday will be a very similar day to thursday once any morning cloud burns back towards the east coast. most of us seeing plenty of sunshine, risk of the odd spot of rain for shetland and again, some eastern coast, mainly stubbornly cloudy as we go through the course of the day. but in the sunshine, temperatures reaching around 23 or 24 once again. and very similar as we go similar conditions as we go into the weekend. lots dry and the weekend. lots of dry and bright weather. best it will bright weather. best of it will be the west . tonight on farage we discuss will rishi sunak give all the whatsapp messages over to the covid inquiry and if not, why not? we discuss the size of the hehhy— not? we discuss the size of the my state— not? we discuss the size of the nanny state with— not? we discuss the size of the nanny state with the— 7 we discuss the size of the nanny state with the number tit7 we discuss the size of the n

nigel farage. up next, do not night. nigel farage. up next, do neildnvvvnene— night. nigel farage.el have jumped their bail terms . they're missing channel have jumped their bail terms. they're missing out channel have jumped their bail terms . they're missing out there terms. they're missing out there sennevvene in— terms. they're missing out there somewhere in the— terms. they're missing out there somewhere in the country as more and neve— somewhere in the country as more and ei— somewhere in the country as more and ei inen— somewhere in the country as more and more of them get found and get and more of them get found and gee enesied— and more of them get found and get arrested for— and more of them get found and get arrested for serious crimes. vindi— get arrested for serious crimes. wnei snenid— get arrested for serious crimes. what should be— get arrested for serious crimes. what should be done? plus dan vveeiien— what should be done? plus dan vveeiien ieins— what should be done? plus dan wootton joins me— what should be done? plus dan wootton joins me again this evening— woot

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and— results with gb news very own nigel farage and republican eeniiiere— nigel farage and republicancob rees—mogg, and this is state of the nation. vewve— this is state of the nation. kewve ireen— this is state of the nation. you've been getting in touch wirn— you've been getting in touch wirn vew— you've been getting in touch with your thoughts. john says, ine — with your thoughts. john says, ine eniv— with your thoughts. john says, ine eniv wew— with your thoughts. john says, the only way we _ with your thoughts. john says, the only way we will stop the eeers— the only way we will stop the ireers is— the only way we will stop the ireers is re — the only way we will stop the boats is to use— the only way we will stop the boats is to use the royal navy to boats is to use the royal navy re rwrn— boats is to use the royal navy re rwrn enem— boats is to use the royal navy to turn them round in french rees — to turn them round in french waters. that's— to turn them round in french waters. that's the spirit and an enenvnews en— waters. that's the spirit and an anonymous gb says your anony

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nigel farage erg-on.aked her labour party, leaked her appointment— labour party, leaked her appointment before she handed her hefhee— appointment before she handed her notice in.— appointment before she handed her notice in. it— appointment before she handed her notice in. it is— appointment before she handed her notice in. it is obviously fhef— her notice in. it is obviously fhef referr— her notice in. it is obviously that labour was— her notice in. it is obviously that labour was talking her that labour was talking to her whhhe— that labour was talking to her whhhe-eewhhe- that labour was talking to her whhhe-eewhhe .- that labour was talking to her while serving . otherwise while she was serving. otherwise why— while she was serving. otherwise whw-ehe— while she was serving. otherwise whw-ehe here— while she was serving. otherwise why-she hand her- while she was serving. otherwise why she hand her notice in why would she hand her notice in when— why would she hand her notice in weer-reeke— why would sh

whilst nigel farage of this penen— whilst nigel farage of this tenen eett— whilst nigel farage of thiseir inflation busting demands , rishi— refusing their inflation busting demands , rishi sunak has kept demands, rishi sunak has kept tevnvett— demands, rishi sunak has kept downward pressure on inflation, i downward pressure on inflation, t ten-t— downward pressure on inflation, t ten-t teettv— downward pressure on inflation, i don't really think that's fair at i don't really think that's fair et ett. — i don't really think that's fair et ett. vet— i don't really think that's fair at all. you know— i don't really think that's fair at all. /vit. i don't really think that's fair at all. /vi,t. i don't really think that's fair at all. /vit. 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'

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nigel farage up next and i nigel farage is up next and i vttt— nigel farage is up next and i vttt seemt— threatens to sue his own party's government over— threatens to sue his own party's government over further reports to government over further reports te ttte — government over further reports te ttte pettse— government over further reports to the police about breach of testtevm— to the police about breach of lockdown rules.— to the police about breach of lockdown rules. i— to the police about breach of lockdown rules. i asked the questtem— lockdown rules. i asked the questtem .— lockdown rules. i asked the questtem . ts— lockdown rules. i asked the question , is rishi trying to question, is rishi trying to ttmtst— question, is rishi trying to finish boris— question, is rishi trying to finish boris off— question, is rishi trying to finish boris off and widdecombe tetms— finish boris off and widdecombe tetms me— finish boris off and widdecombe tetms me vttt— finish boris off and widdecombe joins me with an— finish boris off and widdecombe joins me with an absolutely settrus— joins me

here at gb news, nigel farage amt— here at gb news, nigel farage amt att— here at gb news, nigel farageow-e wow— become prime minister i know you're very aligned to tony htah — you're very aligned to tony htah how— you're very aligned to tony blair. how do— you're very aligned to tony blair. how do you view sir keir stamen— blair. how do you view sir keir starmer? because— blair. how do you view sir keir starmer? because a lot of people say starmer? because a lot of people eaw that— starmer? because a lot of people eaw that he— starmer? because a lot of people say that he lacks— starmer? because a lot of people say that he lacks his charisma amt— say that he lacks his charisma and magnetism _ say that he lacks his charisma and magnetism ._ say that he lacks his charisma and magnetism . um, is keir and magnetism. um, is keir staamea— and magnetism. um, is keir staamea the— and magnetism. um, is keir starmer the person to take tatow— starmer the person to take labour voters— starmer the person to take labour voters over the top come 202th— labour voters over the top come zoztelwow— labour