phillip schofield hasn't done that.— criminal offences. phillip schofield hasn't done that.do you share the oinion of hasn't done that. do you share the opinion of one _ hasn't done that. do you share the opinion of one of _ hasn't done that. do you share the opinion of one of our _ hasn't done that. do you share the opinion of one of our other- hasn't done that. do you share the j opinion of one of our other viewers that, given phillip schofield has apologised and his statement of what he did in this relationship was not illegal, the ongoing coverage is unfair and perhaps even a witchhunt? i agree. unfair and perhaps even a witchhunt? iagree. again, ifeel unfair and perhaps even a witchhunt? i agree. again, ifeel he's been demonised on some level. i would draw a line under it. concentrate on the things that really matter to this country. the things that really matter to this country-— the things that really matter to this country. can i ask how much coveraue this country. can i ask how much coverage would _ this country. can i ask how much coverage would have _ this country

it's hardly the — four -- phillip schofield. it's hardly the first _ four -- phillip schofield.s hardly the first time we - four -- phillip schofield. it's| hardly the first time we have four -- phillip schofield. it's - hardly the first time we have seen this sort of celebrity war being waged on the bbc�*s flagship presenting programmes. 0bviously waged on the bbc�*s flagship presenting programmes. obviously the big example that people will remember was prince andrew walking into his own bear trap, but dominic cummings did it with laura goons berg, prince harry has done immediate around recently. it seems like this kind of set feet interview is very dishware with people who are going to the tabloid ringer, and it offers him a chance to try to reframe the narrative that was spinning out of control and being able to sit down with the bbc is a much more effective way of doing that then kind of relying on that tabloids to litigate your case on your behalf. d0 tabloids to litigate your case on your behalf-— tabloids to litigate your case on your behalf. do you think he will have cha

phillip schofield has done us wrong, at the _ phillip schofield has done us wrong, at the same — phillip schofield has done us wrong, at the same time it's a _ phillip schofield has done us wrong, at the same time it's a huge - phillip schofield has done us wrong, at the same time it's a huge story. i at the same time it's a huge story. and also— at the same time it's a huge story. and also with _ at the same time it's a huge story. and also with public _ at the same time it's a huge story. and also with public implications. i and also with public implications. the point — and also with public implications. the point is — and also with public implications. the point is the _ and also with public implications. the point is the public— and also with public implications. i the point is the public implications to do— the point is the public implications to do with — the point is the public implications to do with broadcasting _ the point is the public implications to do with broadcasting and - the point is the public implications to do with broadcasting and to - the point is the public impli

i mean, phillip surgeon? i mean, phillip sehethehd— surgeon?l you what, dan, good evening. i've been called a lot of i've been calledda lot of things i've been called a lot of things in i've been called a lot of things he my— i've been called a lot of things he my thme.— i've been called a lot of things he my three: het— i've been called a lot of things in my time, but never phillip eehethehd. — in my time, but never phillip schofield. but— in my time, but never phillip schofield. but anyway, i think if this story is true, i think you, me and lady c deserve a pat on the back, don't we? because we've been telling him to put a sock in it for years. i mean, but matt wilkinson is a very good reporter. got some good reporter. he's got some very sources. but whether very good sources. but whether this is going to last or not, as you say, don't know. i mean, you say, i don't know. i mean, if they of money and one if they run out of money and one lawyer estimated last week that these court cases might cost them might cost them $20 million, it might cos

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you can watch the full interview phillip schofield did with amol rajan on iplayer.en talking to the mum of tv star caroline flack. caroline was facing prosecution for assaulting her boyfriend when she killed herself in february 2020. she'd been a presenter on itv�*s love island. christine flack says she believes the broadcaster hasn't learned the lessons since her daughter's death. i first asked her what she thought as the situation with phillip schofield played out. it worries me, because it'sjust... it's relentless on him. ifeel like, you know, i do feel worried for him. he actually talked about your daughter caroline in his interview. he said, and i'll quote it for you, "it is day after day after day after day. "if you do that, if you don't think that is going to have the most "catastrophic effect on someone's mind... "do you want me to die? i have lost everything. "my girls saved my life. "if my girls hadn't been there, i wouldn't be here, "because i don't see a future. how much do you want a man to take? "and are you truly only happy when he's dead? "and this i

i mean, phillip surgeon? i mean, phillip sehethehd— surgeon?. i'll tell you what, dan, good evening. i've been called a lot of i've been calledda lot of things i've been called a lot of things in i've been called a lot of things he my— i've been called a lot of things he my thme.— i've been called a lot of things he my three: het— i've been called a lot of things in my time, but never phillip eehethehd. — in my time, but never phillip schofield. but— in my time, but never phillip schofield. but anyway, i think if this story is true, i think you, me and lady c deserve a pat on the back, don't we? because we've been telling him to put a sock in it for years. i mean, but matt wilkinson is a very good reporter. got some good reporter. he's got some very sources. but whether very good sources. but whether this is going to last or not, as you say, don't know. i mean, you say, i don't know. i mean, if they of money and one if they run out of money and one lawyer estimated last week that these court cases might cost them might cost them $20 million, it

it didn't come direct from phillip-— from phillip. it wouldn't always be the aaent from phillip.hink she was working _ thought very well of him. i think she was working for _ thought very well of him. i think she was working for qvc - thought very well of him. i think she was working for qvc and i thought very well of him. i think i she was working for qvc and could thought very well of him. i think - she was working for qvc and could he come _ she was working for qvc and could he come and _ she was working for qvc and could he come and work — she was working for qvc and could he come and work on _ she was working for qvc and could he come and work on that, _ she was working for qvc and could he come and work on that, and - she was working for qvc and could he come and work on that, and i- she was working for qvc and could he| come and work on that, and i heeded. so there _ come and work on that, and i heeded. so there is— come and work on that, and i heeded. so there is a _ come and work on that, and i heeded. so there is a lot — come and work on that, and i heeded. so there is

phillip schofield. _ bad judgment call. phillip schofield, thank - bad judgment call.k you i bad judgment call. phillip schofield, thank you so i bad judgment call. phillip i schofield, thank you so much bad judgment call. phillip - schofield, thank you so much for your time. that was amol rajan speaking to phillip schofield. if you've been affected by any of the issues raised in that interview, you can find organisations offering help and support on the bbc action line website — bbc.co.uk/actionline. you can also call the number on your screen. listening to that is our media correspondent david sillito. where does this go now, david? there correspondent david sillito. where does this go now, david? there was a moment today _ does this go now, david? there was a moment today on _ does this go now, david? there was a moment today on phillip _ does this go now, david? there was a moment today on phillip schofield's l moment today on phillip schofield's old show this morning which is up until now largely avoided the topic. but alison hammond, presenter, clearly upset at w

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it’s state of phillip schofield. it's hard to watch. _ state of phillip schofield.n, very vulnerable. i can see on the blackness, sadness and remorse ahead of me. this is a man who has clearly struggling. it's hard to watch. there was a moment this morning on british television, is or programme, which is largely avoided the topic of phillip schofield over the last few weeks but presenter was in tears over what she had seen but also since she was struggling about what to think about all of this because it's also an interview that raises a lot of questions. in it's also an interview that raises a lot of questions.— it's also an interview that raises a lot of questions. in terms of those questions. — lot of questions. in terms of those questions, where _ lot of questions. in terms of those questions, where does _ lot of questions. in terms of those questions, where does this - lot of questions. in terms of those questions, where does this lead i lot of questions. in terms of those i questions, where does this lead itv? clearly a long exchange there about his circumstan

i would argue that phillip schofield is saying - phillip schofield is saying that the relationship with20 years old, not 15, and he has strenuously denied any accusations of grooming. he said categorically that interview, i am said categorically that interview, iam not said categorically that interview, i am not a groomer. the term mentoring is like the same thing wise—mac while, it's not, it's very different. i think everyone knows that. there is some truth to that. but at 15, you have got to be very clear, despite boundaries, if there is a clear age gap and even at 20 years old, if it is someone that looks up to you, once to work in the entertainment industry, then it should have never gone past that. yes, they were two consenting adults, but still, it's just an odd relationship to reallyjust have. and then for him to label him as a mate, and then a boyfriend, basically you're saying he isjust and then a boyfriend, basically you're saying he is just a friend with benefits. but you're saying he isjust a friend with benefits. but there will be plenty _ friend with benefits. but there wi

asked phillip and hey-rhe— they said they asked phillip and they-the runner,- they said they asked phillipyou got? and why awn-r— evidence have you got? and why hart-aha— evidence have you got? and why didn't and didn't didn't ask him? and they didn't ask him and either so why not? i mean, the whole thing, this woman,-mccall,- i mean, the whole thing, this- woman,-mccall,-earns woman, carolyn mccall, she earns hes— woman, carolyn mccall, she earns hes-hae— woman, carolyn mccall, she earns hes-raer wear.— woman, carolyn mccall, she earns £3.5-last year. imean,. £35 million last year. i mean, rhar-e— £3.5 million last year. i mean, hare-ar— £3.5 million last year. i mean, rhar-e-ar a— £3.5 million last year. i mean, that's-of a lot- £3.5 million last year. i mean, that's-of a lot of- £3.5 million last year. i mean, that's of a lot of money. that's a hell of a lot of money. aea— that's a hell of a lot of money. hes-re— that's a hell of a lot of money. £3.5-to rah— that's a hell of a lot of money. £3.5-to a— £3.5 million to ruin a broadcast. absolutely i mean, the most extraordinary- the most

ellie phillips, hello.t people say, it is just salacious gossip and it is no one's business, it is his private life. he put it in the public arena when he chose to come out as gay on the biggest television show in the country in 2020. no one made him do that, he said himself, he decided to share that part of himself and share his sexuality and that glimpse into his private life, with this huge audience knowing how far—reaching it would go. 1 audience knowing how far-reaching it would no. ' ., ' ., would go. 1 million, 1.5 million. exactl . would go. 1 million, 1.5 million. exactly- even — would go. 1 million, 1.5 million. exactly. even now _ would go. 1 million, 1.5 million. exactly. even now i _ would go. 1 million, 1.5 million. exactly. even nowi get - would go. 1 million, 1.5 million. exactly. even now i get he - would go. 1 million, 1.5 million. exactly. even now i get he once would go. 1 million, 1.5 million. i exactly. even now i get he once to respond to allegations and people's comments about his be

because, if you look at that interview and what phillip schofield hasjust that interview and what phillip has just said, that interview and what phillip schofield hasjust said, this is a story that does begin with a visit to a school and ends with a sexual encounter in a dressing room in itv studios. now, questions about what that timeline was, what actually happened, what did people know and what was investigated are very pertinent questions. the head of the media select committee who is also going to be interviewing, questioning bosses of itv said, it does raise questions about safeguarding, questions about potential abuse of power. this is, after all, potential abuse of power. this is, afterall, phillip potential abuse of power. this is, after all, phillip schofield, potential abuse of power. this is, afterall, phillip schofield, one potential abuse of power. this is, after all, phillip schofield, one of the highest profile tv presenters in the highest profile tv presenters in the country. an older man, and a man with a great deal of power within an organisation and this is an issue wh

i loved phillip schofield and it's weird because i still love phillip schofield. he's admitted it, he said sorry but i'm really... i mean, as a family we are all really struggling to process everything. that was the emotional response from his former colleague alison hammond. many of us will remember him as a children's presenter, he's been in the industry for years. he says it is unwise but not illegal, but this at the very least was naive, wasn't it? it at the very least was naive, wasn't it? ., , , ., , at the very least was naive, wasn't it? it raises many serious questions- _ it? it raises many serious questions. he _ it? it raises many serious questions. he said - it? it raises many serious questions. he said it - it? it raises many serious i questions. he said it would it? it raises many serious - questions. he said it would be different if it had been a young woman, he said there is homophobia in all of this, but essentially any story that begins with a story about a school visit does raise questions, raise uncomfortable questions about the power relations

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amol rajan was talking to phillip schofield there.you've been affected by any of the issues raised in that interview, you can find organisations offering help and support on the bbc action line website — bbc.co.uk/actionline. you can also call the number on your screen. joining me now is our media correspondent, david sillito. we had an extract from that interview last night. what does the full interview tell us? i think anyone that watches it would agree that phillip schofield looks a broken man and also very alone and he does admit that he did something very wrong and it does raise issues. the story he tells, i mean, it begins with a school visit and a number of years later a sexual encounter with a work colleague in dressing rooms of itv and mps will be asking questions about, well, it's about possible abuse of power, safeguarding and duty of care. now, that's an important word and phillip schofield made explicit reference letter caroline flack, the presenter of love island who took her own life in 2020 and her mother has this even

. >> phillip schofield, thank you for your time.r: the program phillip schofield used to present "this morning" continues on itv. after showing the bbc's interview, his former colleague allison was emotional. >> i find it really painful because i loved phillip schofield, and it is weird because i still love phillip schofield. what he has done is wrong, he admitted it and said sorry. as a family, we are all really struggling to process everything. >> have you been affected -- anchor: if you have been affected by the interview with phillip schofield, there are organizations which can provide help. you can see amol and his full interview with look schofield on the player right now. ok, we are going to speak now to the independence chief tv critic kelton. thank you -- critic nick helton. thank you for coming on the program. in general, what was your response to that interview? what did you make of it? guest: it was a moving interview. it was very effective in communicating exactly what phillip schofield has been experiencing over the pa

fallen star phillip schofield fears he will be phillip schofield fears he will he eeat— phillip schofieldknow we've got people who are asking for is a pay— know we've got people who are asking for is a pay rise which witt— asking for is a pay rise which witi eeheht— asking for is a pay rise which will cement inflation into the eyeteh — will cement inflation into the eyeteh tet— will cement inflation into the system for years— will cement inflation into the system for years to come . ' t: system for years to come. and ihttatieh— system for years to come. and ihttatieh te— system for years to come. and inflation is our— system for years to come. and inflation is our biggest problem. yes plus the national debt. who's going to pay for this? well, we well, we the hatiehai— this? well, we well, we the national debt— this? well, we well, we the national debt was- 57 well, we well, we the national debt was supposed to be our national debt was supposed to be ewt-etehieh— national debt was supposed to be ewt-etehieh th— national debt was supposed to be our problem in 2013, our biggest problem in 20

phillip? >> sure, that's the number one thing vladimir putin does not want thank you. >>> japan has suspended all army live fire exercises aftetwo soldiers were killed and another injured in a shooting at a military base. a 18-year-old trainee is arrested on suspicion of murder. it happened in gifu. the chief of staff promised to take actions so that this kind of incident will not happen again. >>> alabama, georgia, and texas are on the road to recovery today. several possible tornados ripped through parts of the south and the gulf coast this week so far no deaths have been reported in connection to the seven reported twisters. at least one woman was hospitalized in alabama. the high winds also meant power outages. as of midnight, nea nearly 170, people remained without power. >> millions are still at risk for severe weather as we're waking up this morning michelle grossmann is tracking those developing storms. >> good morning, guys, great to see you. we had several days of severe weather. we'

i'm finding it difficult because i love phillip schofield and i still love phillip schofield and i still schofield and i still love him but it's difficult because what _ love him but it's difficult because what he's — love him but it's difficult because what he's done is wrong. we are struggling — what he's done is wrong. we are struggling to process everything. there are some difficult things to hearin there are some difficult things to hear in that interview. if you've been affected by any of the issues raised, there is a list of organisations that can provide help. it's on the bbc action line website. some breaking news here in the uk about material demanded by an inquiry into the government's handling of covid—i9. former prime minister borisjohnson says he has sent "all unredacted whatsapp" messages directly to the inquiry�*s chairwoman. in a letter to baroness hallet, he also says he'd like to do the same with material from a previous phone discarded due to security reasons. the inquiry is due to begin public hearings in two weeks' time. 0ur political correpondent ione wells has the

phillip, come on in. good to see you. thank you.ield granted this interview because he wanted to say sorry, he wanted to show contrition, and he wanted to correct some of what he sees as the false narratives in the public domain over the past week. are you feeling ok to do this? are you feeling strong enough to do this interview? yeah, i have to. schofield described the enormous toll that recent days have taken on him. and it is relentless. and it is day after day after day after day. and if you do that... if you don't think that that is going to have the most catastrophic effect on someone�*s mind... do you want me to die? because that's where i am. i have lost everything. schofield says he is extremely concerned for the welfare of the young man with whom he had an extramarital affair. there is an innocent person here, who didn't do anything wrong. where did you first meet this young man in question? what were the circumstances? i was invited by a friend of mine to go to open a drama school, and that's where the picture was taken.

trevor phillips is just echoing vvntt— trevor phillips is just echoing vntt evenvene— trevor phillipsrself don't want you to be by yourself on day. this, in my on your wedding day. this, in my opinion, a shining of opinion, is a shining example of the royal family's tolerance and willingness welcome meghan willingness to welcome meghan markle the fold it markle into the fold when it comes public. comes to the british public. i would say as the daughter of a first generation, an afro—hispanic immigrant, i she has never shared anything other than positive sentiments towards the uk and our tolerance and our inclusivity and our equity . for inclusivity and our equity. for meghan markle , she outstayed her meghan markle, she outstayed her welcome because she was frankly completely exploitative and manipulative of the british public. manipulative of the british pubuc.she manipulative of the british public. she used the race issue to garner support when she thought that she wanted to make her break back to the us and start her superstardom as an a—list celebrity. and yet, even over the pond

trevor phillips is just echoing wnat— trevor phillips is just echoing wnat eeetyne— trevor phillips isur family properly. i don't want to be by yourself don't want you to be by yourself on day. this, in my on your wedding day. this, in my opinion, a shining of opinion, is a shining example of the royal family's tolerance and willingness welcome meghan willingness to welcome meghan markle the fold it markle into the fold when it comes public. comes to the british public. i would say as the daughter of a first generation, an afro—hispanic immigrant, i she has never shared anything other than positive sentiments towards the uk and our tolerance and our inclusivity and our equity . for inclusivity and our equity. for meghan markle , she outstayed her meghan markle, she outstayed her welcome because she was frankly completely exploitative and manipulative of the british public. manipulative of the british pubuc.she manipulative of the british public. she used the race issue to garner support when she thought that she wanted to make her break back to the us and start her superstardom as an a

phillip, come on in. good to see you. thank you.ip schofield granted this interview because he wanted to say sorry, he wanted to show contrition and he wanted to correct some of what he sees as the false narratives in the public domain over the past week. are you feeling 0k to do this? are you feeling strong enough to do this interview? yeah, i have to. schofield described the enormous toll recent days have taken on him. it is relentless. it is day after day after day after day. if you do that... if you don't think that is going to have the most catastrophic effect on someone�*s mind... do you want me to die? because that's where i am. i have lost everything. schofield says he is extremely concerned for the welfare of the young man with whom he had an extramarital affair. there is an innocent person here who didn't do anything wrong. when did you first meet this young man in question? what were the circumstances? i was invited by a friend of mine to go to open a drama school and that's where the picture was taken. but whether it was

>> reporter: that's right, phillip. an additional $325 million worth of aid, and this includes rockets, missiles, military equipment, said to be crucial to ukraine's air defense systems, as this counter offensiv continues. but it also includes small arms fire and grenades to resupply their troops at the front as they continue to push russia back to, from these positions and gain more ground in this counter offensive, as this war continues to drag on, phillip? >> all right, well over a year into it. chapman bell, the latest on the war in ukraine thank you. >>> the ukrainian refugee living in belgium had some lotto luck over the weekend, winning half a million euros that are around $540,000 in a lottery scratch card the winner, who has not been named, has been living in brussels for a year. the spokesperson for the belgian national lottery says the man told them he intends to donate at least part of the winnings toward the rebuilding of ukraine. >>> americans are facing the threat of severe storms. angie lassman is tracki

clearly putting phillip schofield very much on the other side of that river.ing a time for healing and moving on. so what that means is, i think i said last week, this is a ship that is careering down the river and its a case of whether itv still believe holly willoughby is the masthead and figurehead of the vote or whether she needed to be jettisoned along with phillip schofield. they have decided for now that she is integral to the continuing stability and success of the show so they have put a lot of welly behind her and she had her choice of co—host, josie gibson was there with hugs and support if needed and it was a case of, nothing to see here, move along. questions about the magic of the family we are. we have heard so many reports of people saying this isn't the case behind the scenes and that's why there is an external review and questions in parliament about levels of accused toxicity, favouritism, bullying and all sorts of things being thrown around. hopefully those reviews and questions will get to the heart of the matter but in the meantime what w

hi and ex—bf phillip schofield. hi there— and ex—bf phillip schofield.is management pr that is the last thing you do. you've got a young female journalist asking you about very legitimate claims from former head of news, from your former head of news, and he's making jokes about aubergines. well martin frizell was obviously trying to , you was obviously trying to, you know, the situation, know, lighten the situation, like trying to be like, oh, no. oh, you know, i mean, petsemattw.— oh, you know, i mean, personally, i- oh, you know, i mean, personally, i don't like aubergines_ personally, i don't like aubergines either. they make me gassw— aubergines either. they make me gassw. hat— aubergines either. they make me gassw. hat t— aubergines either. they make me gassy. but i think— aubergines either. they make me gassy. but i think that was ehweastw— gassy. but i think that was obviously his— gassy. but i think that was obviously his you know, his the.— obviously his you know, his the-mew.— obviously his you know, his like,-know, you- obviously his you know

phillip? >> brie jackson reporting from washington, thank you. >>> police in virginia late sunday night suspended search efforts following the crash of a private plane in augusta county early in the day the plane's unexpected flight path prompted the scrambling of fighter jets which led to a sonic boom which startled residents in the washington, d.c. area. >> reporter: chaos over the nation's capitol >> i heard a really loud boom that shook the whole house >> reporter: an extremely loud boom rattling residents. >> i was worried something happened to the kids first we all thought it was an earthquake >> reporter: emergency officials in annapolis, maryland tweeting that it was cause bid by an unauthorized dod flight. the cessna took off from tennessee and overso hot its location when fighter jets caught up with the pilot he was already incapacitated. shortly thereafter, the plane % dws goes down in a mountainous area. >> if they were intercepting an aircraft that was doing 70 or 80% of the speed

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>> reporter: good morning, phillip the u.s. is trying to manage expectations ahead of blinken's arrival in china on sunday with jake sullivan saying that the biden administration does not expect a breakthrough in chinese-american relations during the two days of meetings sullivan told reporters at a briefing in tokyo that he would explain american policies to officials and otherwise pursue vigorous diplomacy to mansion tensions he pointed to an upcoming visit to d.c. by indian prime minister modi as a far more significant diplomatic event, but this is still a significant visit. in fact, it's blinken's first to china as secretary of state. and, as you may recall, he was supposed to visit earlier this year, but that trip was postponed after the chinese spy balloon affair phillip? >> so what are the chinese saying about the secretary of state's visit? >> reporter: so phillip, the chinese have in fact already admonished blinken in a phone call on wednesday. according to a read out of the call provided by the chinese, the foreign mi

>> you guys are talking about mike phillips.ge, people were like we like saxophone and then he went off and the crowd was on its feet. mike philips tore the house down he got everybody. up and i don't understand how he was breathing and dancing. those notes for so. long it was exciting. it was an amazing performance i got to talk to him. it's fantastic. i will have you meet a couple of people who have been enjoying the show. they've been having the time of the night. this is joanne. tell me, what was your favorite performance. i know it's hard. >> and charlie wilson. >> here did you hear people singing along. did you forget any? >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> was that why you are here, you wanted to see me swv. >> charlie wilson. >> i want to see all of them. i would miss it for the world. >> tell me, juneteenth, celebrating juneteenth, was this something that was new to your part of the celebration of the year, have you been doing this? >> i've been doing this last three years. this is my first year doing this. >> what does it mean to have this h

phillip schofield, thank you so much for your time.ed by any of the issues raised in that interview with phillip schofield, there is a list of organisations which can provide help. it's at the bbc action line website, at bbc.co.uk/actionline now some reaction to that from our panel. ryan, thank you for being on our panel this evening. it is a difficult watch, brian, if we start with you, that interview they with phillip schofield, what do you make of everything that's gone on? well. of everything that's gone on? well, first of all, of everything that's gone on? well, first of all. he _ of everything that's gone on? well, first of all, he looks _ of everything that's gone on? well, first of all, he looks incredibly - first of all, he looks incredibly withdrawn and haggard throughout the entire interview. 0ne withdrawn and haggard throughout the entire interview. one can only feel compassion for those circumstances. he says as well in other parts of the wider interview that he was not implementing any abuse of power, of personal power ov

or phillip schofield did _ and helpful of him. or phillip schofield did not _ and helpful of him.d not want him to reveal that the _ schofield did not want him to reveal that the relationship. that schofield did not want him to reveal that the relationship.— that the relationship. that is a very different _ that the relationship. that is a very different matter- that the relationship. that is a very different matter saying i that the relationship. that is a i very different matter saying that philip did not want him, and that, i am not true because i do not have that information. if philip was putting him under pressure, itv were not putting him under pressure on anything. we were actually asking, he was coming to us for counselling and for other things and we were helping him to be able to talk freely to us without anybody else in the organisation, or even knowing about it. i want to be very clear that it was phillip schofield putting him under pressure, not itv. they are very separate things and it is important we stick to facts. the facts of the loose women issue is that he app

phillip schofield does not want to phillip schofield does not want io go— phillip schofield does notnot want to go quietly, does he? yeah iris— to go quietly, does he? yeah iris is— to go quietly, does he? yeah iris is ire— to go quietly, does he? yeah this is the start— to go quietly, does he? yeah this is the start of— to go quietly, does he? yeah this is the start of his- to go quietly, does he? yeah this is the start of his attempt to reclaim the narrative , to reclaim the narrative, although how successful this is going to be very much remains to be seen . the interview with the be seen. the interview with the sun. stressing he hasn't sun. the sun stressing he hasn't been paid for that interview at this stage. and of course, it's his first opportunity really to get his thoughts out there and, you know, i've worked in the newspaper industry for a long time. i've been an editor for a irrig— time. i've been an editor for a iorig rime.— time. i've been an editor for a iorrg rime. ari— time. i've been an editor for a long time. and i've— c i've been an editor for a long time. and i'v

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go back up on a beach because this was the place for don phillips used to paddle, sir, when you used to live in the edition. narrow his uh widow was here just uh, a few minutes ago she was uh, she made a very, very moving speech. and she said that she hopes that the death of her husband and of indigenous experts, the data had not been in vain. that people would really take it more seriously to defend the amazon to defend the indigenous people they shout. body valley is the home to the largest number of fun, contacted tribes in the world, so they are really under danger from poachers. from loggers and even from mine, was reading a book at the time of his death. that's why you traveled to the shop by the valley . and this folk had written some 4 chapters and they will be finished. we also went back to the shop by the valley just some months ago, and we noticed that really much did not change on ground in terms of security for the people that live there, the full amount of us will increase the tank was to remember to, to our weight and the gut feeling that something had gone terribly wr

it started out in american media, it spread to our media, it spread to many other sectors and phillipw and itv are part of that reckoning. he is someone who knows quite a lot about the power of televisual testimony, he's been doing it more than a0 years, he was clearly in an extremely agitated and emotional state today, which does create a tension between our duty of care to an interviewee and i duty of care to an interviewee and i duty of care to an interviewee and i duty of care to the truth which we try to get to by asking questions on behalf of the audience and as you will see there was some pretty tough questions but i think he invited the scrutiny. see this. you met someone who was a child, you were in a position of power over them. you used your power eventually to give them something they craved, which was a shot at a job in the media. you nurtured that relationship and then that relationship became sexual. they might ask what is the difference between that and grooming? i would say that the initial list of things was not, not right anyway. tell me, why? because it was a total

you were just journalist on phillips was accompanying him in the boat. they made a g. i need the permit. i thought i was on when they didn't show up. i knew something horrible had happened. we set out with the indigenous patrol team to try and find them. as i said, it had been heading, indigenous patrols, documented invasions by poachers in the shop id territory. home to the world's largest number of isolated tribes. 10 days after the search began, the bodies of both men were found. they had been burnt, dismembered, and buried. a few months before the assassination, we had witnessed an encounter between video to and i might be able to the costs that we did a $1.00 of the 2 fishermen who confessed to the murder both meant or known prison in a week trial. killing of don phillip symbol pay data. the world wide attention to the remote and sleepy town about the liable. not people here thought the things might change, but you can still feel the tension. is yet i moved to georgia theater. was a key witness in the murder trial says he fears for his life, and he's not the only

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why is all this coming out now, phillip? what was the catalyst? what changed? it got too big.us. it was growing and growing and growing. and it... it crossed over from the — from online to... ..mainstream news. itv�*s position is that they — and they've only put out one statement about all this — they say they investigated allegations of an improper relationship, and they were told by both you and the young man that there was no relationship. in retrospect, was that investigation a sham? because it clearly didn't get to the truth, did it? i think if you have two people who are lying, then what can you do? but what did that investigation amount to? was it... was itjust a phone call to you and a phone call to the young man? was it sort of a proper sort of independent... i think he was asked... he was asked quite a bit. i was asked a couple of times. so, you know, it... and it wasn't formal. is this the tip of the iceberg? are there more allegations of revelations to come or as far as you're concerned, is all of that... it's my biggest, sorriest secret. that was amol rajan with t

what do we know about the damage >> reporter: good morning phillip. right after the dam was blown up, entire villages were flooded immediately, so thousands of people, as you mentioned, had to be evacuated as experts warned that the water may pour out of that dam at least until wednesday if not for the coming days, tens of thousands more people may be at risk of evacuation but it's not just the water here at threat. the interior minister of ukraine said russian troops have been shelling flooded areas where people have been evacuated and some people in the flooded areas are refusing to leave their homes, because they are afraid that russian troops may shoot at them. it's not just people that are being affected here. now the dam was supplying water to vast areas of farmland in ukraine and as well, and it was also used to cool down the nuclear reactor of zaporizhzhia, which is still under russian control, phillip >> and are russians still denying that they blew up the dam? >> reporter: well, russian, the russia and ukraine are accusing each other of blow

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"early today" starts right now good morning, i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. as one of the most prominent names in the gop gets set to make his official entrance into the republican primary, a washington outsider also announced monday that he has his sights set on the white house. for more on this, we go to brie jackson in washington. good morning start on the republican side who is the latest challenger >> reporter: good morning frances. days ahead of his expected official announcement, former vice president mike pence filed paperwork on monday with the federal elections commission declaring his bid for the 2024 republican nomination for president. pence will join a growing field of contenders that aim to differentiate themselves from his one-time boss and current frontrunner, former president trump. the official kickoff for pence's campaign is set for wednesday, where he'll be holding an event i des m in des moines, iowa. pence often touts the accomplishments of their administration, including the appointment of three supreme court justices which he says led

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. >> and i'm phillip mena. police in virginia late sunday night suspended search efforts following the crash of a private plane in augusta county earlier in the day the plane's unexpected flight path prompted the scrambling of fighter jets that led to a sonic boom that startled residents in the washington, d.c. area. nbc's aaron gilchrest has the latest >> reporter: chaos over the nation's capital >> i heard a really loud boom that shook the whole house. >> reporter: an extremely loud boom rattling residents. >> i was worried something happened to the kids first we all thought it was an earthquake >> reporter: emergency officials in indianapolis, marylan tweeting the boom was caused by an authorized dod flight this flight caused a sonic boom. a senior government official telling nbc news fighter jets scrambled after air traffic control lost radio contact with the pilot of a small business jet, a cessna citation around 2:00 this afternoon. the aircraft took off from tennessee headed to long island, new york, but