so richard tice— tice, leader of reform uk. so richard tice ,_ tice, leader of reform uk.apan, he was asked the japan, he was asked by the reporters in this huddle without his pr advisers able to script an answer for him whether he cared about these record net migration figures. and actually, he migration figures. and actually, is iiin-i— migration figures. and actually, he didn't really— migration figures. and actually, he didn't really seem- migration figures. and actually, he didn't really seem to.- 3" �*" 3 ”is and actually, he didn't really seem to. he an,— he didn't really seem to. he an, on— he didn't really seem to. he an, on. no— he didn't really seem to. he said, oh, no, my— he didn't really seem to. he said, oh, no, my focus is on iiiegoi— said, oh, no, my focus is on illegal immigration. my focus is on siopping— illegal immigration. my focus is on siopping ine— illegal immigration. my focus is on stopping the boats. now, vnoi-s— on stopping the boats. now, what's happened the last what's happened over the last iev— what's happened over the last iev-sieoiiy— wha

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joining me now is richard tice, who is the— me now is richard tice, who is the teeter— me now is richardce and the royal navy are told you pick everybody up , told you pick everybody up, every single one, and you say safely take them back to france. i think people will go absolutely nuts at these outrageous figures. so what would declaring a national security threat, essentially a national emergency, which is what it is people british people are dying and being raped and slaughter ordered by these albanian violent criminals. it's an utter outrage . i'm steaming an utter outrage. i'm steaming mad. millions of people up and down the country are fury. this. it's not good enough. the prime minister could do this today. he won't. he's weak. he's feeble , won't. he's weak. he's feeble, he's cowardly, and it's totally unacceptable . what would it mean unacceptable. what would it mean if unacceptable. what would it mean it he— unacceptable. what would it mean it he tit— unacceptable. what would it mean it he tit ite— unacceptable. what would it mean if he did it? what— unacceptable. what would i

so i always say to richard tice say to david richard tice and i say to david ooo— richard tice and iournalist carole malone and choro— and journalist carole malone and choirs-oowo— and journalist carole malone and claire-down there. - and journalist carole malone and claire down there. so what claire mole down there. so what do claire mole down there. so what to wou— claire mole down there. so what to wou rhhko— claire mole down there. so what do you think? should he have ? do you think? should he have? showo— do you think? should he have? shouko ho— do you think? should he have? should he stand— do you think? should he have? should he stand and have a by—election?_ should he stand and have a by—election? no, i agree with laurence fox— by—election? no, i agree with laurence fox ,_ by—election? no, i agree with laurence fox , actually. t laurence fox, actually. i mean, i laurence fox, actually. i mean, r us— laurence fox, actually. i mean, r us hosouso— laurence fox, actually. i mean, i do because it's not like the situation scotland where the situation in scotland where the mp lost h

and laurence fox join richard tice and laurence rat rc— join richard tice and laurence rat rc nate volunteering at a big help out event in dundee , out coronation event in dundee, he out coronation event in dundee, ne vautt— out coronation event in dundee, ne vautt tate— out coronation event in dundee, he would take direct aim at the caranattan— he would take direct aim at the coronation on— he would take direct aim at the coronation on watch . : . coronation on watch. i made it pretty— coronation on watch. i made it pretty clear that i hope that the cost would be kept to a minimum. i think most people watching, whether they're republicans or whether they're monarchists, would want the cost kept to a minimum for precisely the you're saying. the reasons you're saying. a scottish perspective scottish government perspective where charge of the where i'm in charge of the finance all of finance will make sure all of our efforts go towards tackling and poverty and and reducing poverty and inequality wherever we see it here in scotland. but yes, i think a number of faux pas have felt unc

and laurence fox join richard tice and laurence rat rc— join richard tice and laurence rat rc nat- while volunteering at a big help out event in dundee , out coronation event in dundee, he out coronation event in dundee, ne vautt— out coronation event in dundee, ne vautt tate— out coronation event in dundee, he would take direct aim at the caranattan— he would take direct aim at the coronation on— he would take direct aim at the coronation on watch . : . coronation on watch. i made it pretty— coronation on watch. i made it pretty clear that i hope that the cost would be kept to a minimum. i think most people watching, whether they're republicans or whether they're monarchists, would want the cost kept to a minimum for precisely the you're saying. the reasons you're saying. a scottish perspective scottish government perspective where charge of the where i'm in charge of the finance all of finance will make sure all of our efforts go towards tackling and poverty and and reducing poverty and inequality wherever we see it here in scotland. but yes, i think a number of faux pas have fe

richard tice, wlole leeler— none other than mr richard tice, who-a leader of— none other than mr richard in 2022. in 2023, it will be the same or more so within two years. you've got a whole birmingham arriving in the uk . and what that means in the uk. and what that means is our housing becomes ever more unaffordable for young people. it's harder to see a gp, it's harder to get an operation to waiting lists grow and the fact is we've been misled , we've been is we've been misled, we've been lied to. no one will ever trust. richard i'm going to cut across you now because i've just got to ask you this. all right. i've twel— ask you this. all right. i've teel gol— ask you this. all right. i've teel gol lo— ask you this. all right. i've just got to ask— ask you this. all right. i've just got to ask you- all right. i've just got to ask you this, llelerel— just got to ask you this, richard. okay.- just got to ask you this, richard. okay. so i'm speaking to richard. okay. so i'm speaking lollol— richard. okay. so i'm speaking lollollpeople— richard. okay. so i'm speaking to lot people here. an

well, richard tice, i spoke well, richard tice, who i spoke to today my podcast, to you today on my podcasti okay—move on and do okay well, let's move on and do the zelenskyy's the ai and zelenskyy's eurovision has into eurovision entry has run into trouble, i hear. jonathan oh, do you whole with you reckon the whole thing with him? get on to him? just trying to get on to a song. — him? just trying to get on to a song. te— him? just trying to get on to a song. ue om— him? just trying to get on to a song. ue to— him? just trying to get on to a song. he can do that- " 7 just trying to get on to a song. he can do that bit with me— song. he can do that bit with the drummer,— song. he can do that bit with the drummer, the piano he's the drummer, the piano and he's got—te-sl got his trousers down and he's mttmg— got his trousers down and he's mttmg-ms— got his trousers down and he's hitting his schlong hitting with his schlong and i com—tt- hitting with his schlong and ii com—tt up. can say that i've looked it up. tt-s— can say that i've looked it up. tt-s-oteom.— can say that i've looked it up.

i always say to richard tice-i say to david- g i always say to richard tice i say to david and tice andted, landing at stemetet— flights was affected, landing at stansted airport— flights was affected, landing at stansted airport before refuelling _ stansted airport before refuelling and returning to eetwtet— refuelling and returning to eetwtet .— refuelling and returning to eetwtet . a— refuelling and returning to gatwick . a spokesperson for the gatwick. a spokesperson for the etrport— gatwick. a spokesperson for the etrport eewe— gatwick. a spokesperson for the airport says passenger safety is the eteotwte— airport says passenger safety is the absolute priority and the investigations— the absolute priority and the investigations have now been eomptetet— investigations have now been eomptetet .— investigations have now been completed . suggestions of unrest completed. suggestions of unrest wtttm— completed. suggestions of unrest wttmm tre— completed. suggestions of unrest within the conservative party are within the conservative party temg— within the conservative party are being down

i always say to richard tice-i say to david- 1“g i always say to richard tice i say to david and tices was affected, landing at stenetet— flights was affected, landing at stansted airport— flights was affected, landing at stansted airport before refuelling _ stansted airport before refuelling and returning to eetvviet— refuelling and returning to eetvviet .— refuelling and returning to eetvviet . a— refuelling and returning to gatwick . a spokesperson for the gatwick. a spokesperson for the eireert— gatwick. a spokesperson for the eireert eeve— gatwick. a spokesperson for the airport says passenger safety is the airport says passenger safety is tne eteetete— airport says passenger safety is the absolute priority and the investigations— the absolute priority and the investigations have now been eemrtetet— investigations have now been eemetetet .— investigations have now been completed . suggestions of unrest completed. suggestions of unrest vitnin— completed. suggestions of unrest vitnin tne— completed. suggestions of unrest within the conservative party are within the conservative par

well, richard tice, i spoke well, richard tice, who i spoke to today my podcast, to you today on my podcast 2022 and they mastered it. yeah. okay—move on and. 2022 and they mastered it. yeah.i okay—move on and do okay well, let's move on and do the zelenskyy's the ai and zelenskyy's eurovision has into eurovision entry has run into trouble, i hear. jonathan oh, do you whole with you reckon the whole thing with him? get on to him? just trying to get on to a song. — him? just trying to get on to a song. te— him? just trying to get on to a song. ue om— him? just trying to get on to a song. ue to— him? just trying to get on to a song. he can do that- " 7 just trying to get on to a song. he can do that bit with me— song. he can do that bit with the drummer,— song. he can do that bit with the drummer, the piano he's the drummer, the piano and he's got—te-sl got his trousers down and he's mttmg— got his trousers down and he's mttmg-ms— got his trousers down and he's hitting his schlong hitting with his schlong and i com—tt- hitting with his schlong and ii com—tt up. can say that i've looked it up.

. _ as well as the leader of reform uk, richard tice.for the world. we've got the advances of nuclear energy and scientific development, but also it opened up some big dangers for the world nuclear war in the same way artificial intelligence in the way that it is advancing now far faster than anyone in the industry thought it would . i industry thought it would. i think it's worth taking a step back and to say 3 or 4 years ago the people for front of this technology did not believe that it would pass what's known as the turing test, whereby it's indistinguishable if you're having conversation with a having a conversation with a computer, wouldn't be able computer, you wouldn't be able to human or a to tell if it's human or a robot. we're past that robot. well, we're past that stage indeed, past stage now. indeed, we're past the stage where gpt four, as it's known, can pass bar it's known, can pass the bar exam, can understand and explain why political cartoons are funny. having never seen them before. i mean, we are on a path to ai intel

reform uk's leader richard tice here on that.hold up maybe in figures, but clearer in double figures, but clearer skies temperatures down skies will see temperatures down to sheltered to single figures sheltered scottish glens, maybe down to 2 or so a bit a chilly start or 3. so a bit of a chilly start here, but sunny generally here, but a sunny day generally in brighter day for northern in a brighter day for northern ireland and southwest scotland, central eastern parts of central and eastern parts of england probably starting england, probably starting pretty well . a lot of pretty grey as well. a lot of cloud here, but cloud mist tending disappear. some cloud tending to disappear. some cloud will bubble up through the day for wales southwest england there a small chance there is a small chance of a shower or two over southern scotland. northern england, but the just staying scotland. northern england, but the a just staying scotland. northern england, but the a bit just staying scotland. northern england, but the a bit breezy

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good morning— reform uk, richard tice. good morning, richard. "cl�*ifwtiilc morning, richard.member, this is a lady who for ze weewe nee— remember, this is a lady who for 20 years has worked at the ceeenew— 20 years has worked at the cabinet office— 20 years has worked at the cabinet office is rising to teens;— cabinet office is rising to being wne— cabinet office is rising to being the head of propriety and ewneee— being the head of propriety and eeneee . — being the head of propriety and ethics . she's— being the head of propriety and ethics . she's a— being the head of propriety and ethics . she's a very- being the head of propriety and ethics . t“ ethics. she's a very often including with the partygate inquiry , demanded witness inquiry, demanded witness statements from all sorts of civil servants and ministers, andindeed civil servants and ministers, and indeed prime ministers. and yet when the heat turns on- e�*e: :: t“ and yet when the heat turns on her, wnen— yet when the heat turns on her, wnen wnewe-e— yet when the heat turns on her, when there's the _ yet when the h

how uk, led by richard tice. how does rishi sunak fix this?y true adage in politics, which is divided ponies— politics, which is divided parties don't— politics, which is divided parties don't win elections . and parties don't win elections. and noni— parties don't win elections. and ieieni i— parties don't win elections. and ieieni i ininw— parties don't win elections. and rishi, | think-had- parties don't win elections. and rishi, i think had a huge rishi, i think has had a huge woiienn— rishi, i think has had a huge pioiiennline— rishi, i think has had a huge problem the fact that he problem in the fact that he noon-i— problem in the fact that he hasn't really— problem in the fact that he hasn't really got kind of hasn't really got any kind of nonooie— hasn't really got any kind of mandate and— hasn't really got any kind of mandate and he— hasn't really got any kind of mandate and he hasn't got a nonooie— mandate and he hasn't got a mandate from _ mandate and he hasn't got a mandate from the membership . mandate from the membership. onwiowe

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or laurence— they'll be supporting richard tice or laurence fox at the next edeeddeh— tice or laurenceew, have— being cancelled. the public, andrew, have had enough . well, i andrew, have had enough. well, i dhdhd— andrew, have had enough. well, i dhdhd rhet— andrew, have had enough. well, i think that there _ andrew, have had enough. well, i think that there is— andrew, have had enough. well, i think that there is a need for he— think that there is a need for he se— think that there is a need for he er— think that there is a need for the use of pronouns, but in terms— the use of pronouns, but in terms er— the use of pronouns, but in terms of rewriting books, i know it terms of rewriting books, i know dd hes— terms of rewriting books, i know dd hes heer— terms of rewriting books, i know it has been covered on other shews— it has been covered on other shews eh— it has been covered on other shews err eh— it has been covered on other shows on gb news that you know , shows on gb news that you know, on shows on gb news that you know, err dhe— shows on gb news that you know, on the breakfast

or laurence— they'll be supporting richard tice or laurence fox at the next edeeddeh— tice or laurencehave— being cancelled. the public, andrew, have had enough . well, i andrew, have had enough. well, i dhdhd— andrew, have had enough. well, i dhdhd rhet— andrew, have had enough. well, i think that there _ andrew, have had enough. well, i think that there is— andrew, have had enough. well, i think that there is a need for he— think that there is a need for he se— think that there is a need for he er— think that there is a need for the use of pronouns, but in terms— the use of pronouns, but in terms er— the use of pronouns, but in terms of rewriting books, i know it terms of rewriting books, i know dd hes— terms of rewriting books, i know dd hes heer— terms of rewriting books, i know it has been covered on other shews— it has been covered on other shews eh— it has been covered on other shews err eh— it has been covered on other shows on gb news that you know , shows on gb news that you know, on shows on gb news that you know, err dhe— shows on gb news that you know, on the breakfast— sh

i fully support all of richard tice efforts. all right.nd me wowii— me broadcasting at gb news and me wowii ie— me broadcasting at gb news and that would be a— me broadcasting at gb news and that would be a shame, because i mink— that would be a shame, because i ihink ine— that would be a shame, because i think the channel— that would be a shame, because i think the channel is— that would be a shame, because i think the channel is gaining in iniiwenee. — think the channel is gaining in iniiwenee. i— think the channel is gaining in influence. i think— think the channel is gaining in influence. , influence. i think my channel is gaining an authority. i think my channel has a real identity now on the media scene and given what eamonn and you are doing to itv at the moment, you know, that's all to the good and hey, i'm pretty bored with the climate hour on sky so all of that, you know i've got to work out could i really by doing this, by recommitting, could i really bring about the kind of fundamental change i believe in? and i don't yet know

richard tice's party probably in terms of independent parties, a little bit better known than reclaimeed is,— no real choice out there. what what we need is, is the reclaim party— what we need is, is the reclaim tertw wtrt— what we need is, is the reclaim party wttr grew— what we need is, is the reclaim party will grow very rapidly trem— party will grow very rapidly from north—west leicestershire. wett— from north—west leicestershire. we-rr newe— from north—west leicestershire. we-rr newe ee— from north—west leicestershire. we'll have as many candidates as we can manage at— we'll have as many candidates as we can manage at the next generer— we can manage at the next general election- we can manage at the next general election and as many eentttetee— general election and as many candidates as— general election and as many candidates as people want. and i tntnt— candidates as people want. and i tntnt tnere-e— candidates as people want. and i think there's-to— candidates as people want. and i think there's-to be- candidates as people want. and i think there's to be huge think there's goi

i fully support all of richard tice efforts. all right.nd me wowii— me broadcasting at gb news and me wowii ie— me broadcasting at gb news and that would be a— me broadcasting at gb news and that would be a shame, because i mink— that would be a shame, because i ihink ine— that would be a shame, because i think the channel— that would be a shame, because i think the channel is— that would be a shame, because i think the channel is gaining in iniiwenee. — think the channel is gaining in iniiwenee. i— think the channel is gaining in influence. i think— think the channel is gaining in influence. , influence. i think my channel is gaining an authority. i think my channel has a real identity now on the media scene and given what eamonn and you are doing to itv at the moment, you know, that's all to the good and hey, i'm pretty bored with the climate hour on sky so all of that, you know i've got to work out could i really by doing this, by recommitting, could i really bring about the kind of fundamental change i believe in? and i don't yet know

that'd be entirely up to richard tice. but i was part of ukip.erm— 2.5 million people just off on long term-leave. - 2.5 million people just off on long term leave. i'm long term sick leave. i'm tetrtet— long term sick leave. i'm tetrtet-on- long term sick leave. i'm patrick-on gb. long term sick leave. i'm. patrick-on gb news patrick christys on gb news britain-s— patrick christys on gb news briana-.— got to change the prison. listening to gb news radio . got to change the prison. - listening to gb news radio . are listening to gb news radio. are we turning— listening to gb news radio. are we turning into— listening to gb news radio. are we turning into lazy work? shy britain— we turning into lazy work? shy britain .— we turning into lazy work? shy iiiiain . vie— we turning into lazy work? shy britain . we currently- we turning into lazy work? shy britain . we currently have 2.5 britain. we currently have 2.5 million people signed off work long term sick. that means that for every 13 workers, one is signed off work . we are now signed off work.