i remember sitting down with rebekah brooks about the royal job.ck of the royal coverage of the sun simply being a funny face that prince charles had pulled when he stepped on a cow pat visiting an organic yoghurt factory. she didn't want that any more, it was time for the focus to really be on the next generation, on william and on harry. and frankly, the newspaper needed someone that wasn't tainted by diana's death. they wanted someone younger. i fitted the bill. i was into things that they were into. i wasn't that much older than them. it was a high pressure job with some fantastic rewards. i mean, who wouldn't want to get drunk with prince harry and prince william at the same time in the same nightclub? we love you harry, we do! the image people have of harry the party prince comes from that period. do you want to bleep off? he was charging around the world partying like a maniac. he even admits that he was in that period. he had been seen punching a cameraman and a bodyguard lifting him off the street. and it got to the point where once we got

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brooks, they seem _ and the editor rebekah brooks, they seem to _ and the editor rebekah brooks, theyal people involved in this story — are real people involved in this story. they knew the people involved were vulnerable from a mental health perspective, and there was a suggestion in those headlines of criminality which screamed out at us, day— criminality which screamed out at us, day after day after day. why do ou sa it us, day after day after day. why do you say it is — us, day after day after day. why do you say it is an _ us, day after day after day. why do you say it is an abuse _ us, day after day after day. why do you say it is an abuse of— us, day after day after day. why do you say it is an abuse of power- us, day after day after day. why do you say it is an abuse of power on i you say it is an abuse of power on the sun's part?— the sun's part? because they are usin: a the sun's part? because they are using a very _ the sun's part? because they are using a very powerful _ the sun's part? because they are using a very powerful position - the sun's part? because they are usin

rebekah, thank you very >> okay. rebekah, thank you very much indeed for opening up that debate.also joining us in the studio, lucy bedford . lucy is a studio, lucy bedford. lucy is a psychotherapist at lucy . it's psychotherapist at lucy. it's a it's a pretty open secret in the business as to who this person is . and it's only a matter of is. and it's only a matter of time, i'm sure, before they are named. but what is this? is this story everything it seems to be on the face of it or what would you say the story is really about? well most people assume that because it deals with sexual images that this is a sexual images that this is a sexual scandal . sexual scandal. >> but actually it's a scandal about different things. it's about different things. it's about power . it's about different things. it's about power. it's about about different things. it's about power . it's about the way about power. it's about the way in which someone controls how another person behaves and that can often come because they themselves have reached an elevated position maybe in their career or in

we haven't heard from rebekah brooks . there's rebekah brooks. do know is that the alleged victim in a story that is all about a victim contacted the sun before they ran the story. and said that nothing illegal or inappropriate had happened.soi illegal or inappropriate had happened. so i think we would all benefit from a detailed explanation from the sun on that aspect of it. in terms of the damage to the bbc, look, i was at the bbc when the savile scandal happened and it hit the bbc like a meteor and the bbc. i think in this instance, you know, they have investigated huw edwards and, you know, they've we've had in fact , i saw this we've had in fact, i saw this with with the cliff, richard case.i with with the cliff, richard case. i was quite pleased to see one of my colleagues sticking a microphone under the noses of the senior news managers at the bbc as they came out having lost the cliff richard case. so the bbc does scrutinise the bbc in circumstances it does this and i think it it does. >> and just on that, we are going to have to wrap it

there are victoria newton and rebekah brooks. they are _ victoria newton and rebekah brooks. brave enough to stand out and defend it. i think— enough to stand out and defend it. i think that _ enough to stand out and defend it. i think that says a lot about the way that they— think that says a lot about the way that they conduct journalism, which is very— that they conduct journalism, which is very sad — that they conduct journalism, which is very sad. we heard a comment there _ is very sad. we heard a comment there about — is very sad. we heard a comment there about perhaps the decline in there about perhaps the decline in the newspaper industry, but exemplifies the fact that newspapers like the _ exemplifies the fact that newspapers like the sun and the megaphone they have still— like the sun and the megaphone they have still dominate the news agenda and it— have still dominate the news agenda and it is— have still dominate the news agenda and it is picked up across the board and it is picked up across the board and i_ and it is picked up across the board and i think— and i

think for gb news who decided actually to hire nigel even although he'd been pushed out by lbc and rebekahs calls , didn't want to hire him. calls, didn't want to hire him. despite wooing him prior to him leaving lbc on hinckley gb news if there isn't a gb news around in ten years time, our country will be in a sad state. >> well, two are very proud of the fact that my very first show on this channel, which was on the very first broadcasting night of this channel, not a night of this channel, not a night i remember fondly, kelvin, but one of my first guests was nigel launching in his segment what the farage. and i think he has always been an important voice. there was lots of criticism about this channel signing him up, but what he has done shows why it's so important that he is part of this network. >> oh yeah. no, it's been a stunning victory, a victory that icannot stunning victory, a victory that i cannot ever remember, ever having in politics. i mean , having in politics. i mean, you're used to talking to politicians . they themselves politicians. they themselves don't have many victo

think for gb news who decided actually to hire nigel even although he'd been pushed out by lbc and rebekahs calls , didn't want to hire him. calls, didn't want to hire him. despite wooing him prior to him leaving lbc on hinckley gb news if there isn't a gb news around in ten years time, our country will be in a sad state. >> well, two are very proud of the fact that my very first show on this channel, which was on the very first broadcasting night of this channel, not a night of this channel, not a night i remember fondly, kelvin, but one of my first guests was nigel launching in his segment what the farage. and i think he has always been an important voice. there was lots of criticism about this channel signing him up, but what he has done shows why it's so important that he is part of this network. >> oh yeah. no, it's been a stunning victory, a victory that icannot stunning victory, a victory that i cannot ever remember, ever having in politics. i mean , having in politics. i mean, you're used to talking to politicians . they themselves politicians. they themselves don't have many victo

just like the echo losers he backs turns out he's just another champagne quaffing hypocrite rebekah reed controversial social media star has been nominated for a greatest britain union jack award for saying britain should become fully islamic? i'll reveal all shortly, but in uncanceled, it's been five years since women's rights activist kelly j. keane first made waves with her iconic adult human female t shirt and the trans debate has raged wildly during that time. so what's store that time. so what's in store for the next half decade? kelly j. keane you don't see her anywhere do you? she's anywhere else, do you? she's live in just two minutes time . time now for uncanceled . and time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now, remember this trans activist on people to activist who called on people to punch a terf ? i was going to punch a terf? i was going to come here and be really fluffy and be really nice and say, yeah, be really lovely and queer and gay.

just like the echo losers he backs turns out he's just another champagne quaffing hypocrite rebekah reedversial social media star has been nominated for a greatest britain union jack award for saying britain should become fully islamic? i'll reveal all shortly, but in uncanceled, it's been five years since women's rights activist kelly j. keane first made waves with her iconic adult human female t shirt and the trans debate has raged wildly during that time. so what's store that time. so what's in store for the next half decade? kelly j. keane you don't see her anywhere do you? she's anywhere else, do you? she's live in just two minutes time . time now for uncanceled . and time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now, remember this trans activist on people to activist who called on people to punch a terf ? i was going to punch a terf? i was going to come here and be really fluffy and be really nice and say, yeah, be really lovely and queer and gay. >> no .