so richard tice , do you have any richard tice, do you have any issues with what lee anderson had to i put out a piece on social media immediately supporting lee. i think he speaks for the majority of sensible , sane people in this of sensible, sane people in this country. and actually the justice secretary is quite right here that we are a tolerant, generous and very hospitable nafion generous and very hospitable nation to tolerant, to know, for genuine refugees. and we've been one of the most welcoming over 400,000 people in the last 7 or 8 years. ukraine, we know what genuine refugees look like , genuine refugees look like, women and children coming from a war torn nation, not people coming on boats from , um, a coming on boats from, um, a safe, lovely country that many of us go on holiday every year. so i think actually lee has spoken up and it's a dividing line now isn't it, between people who say enough is enough all over the country , week in, all over the country, week in, week out , i am all over the country, week in, week out, i am hearing of more hotels being commandeered,

so richard tice , do you have any richard tice, do you have any issues with what lee anderson had toe and i put out a piece on social media immediately supporting lee. i think he speaks for the majority of sensible , sane people in this of sensible, sane people in this country. and actually the justice secretary is quite right here that we are a tolerant, generous and very hospitable nafion generous and very hospitable nation to tolerant, to know, for genuine refugees. and we've been one of the most welcoming over 400,000 people in the last 7 or 8 years. ukraine, we know what genuine refugees look like , genuine refugees look like, women and children coming from a war torn nation, not people coming on boats from , um, a coming on boats from, um, a safe, lovely country that many of us go on holiday every year. so i think actually lee has spoken up and it's a dividing line now isn't it, between people who say enough is enough all over the country , week in, all over the country, week in, week out , i am all over the country, week in, week out, i am hearing of more hotels being commandee

of course, both richard tice reform uk leader.nk you both sides of the story as ever on gb news important say sadiq khan important to say sadiq khan denies denies over denies racism, denies lying over the and denies that he the science and denies that he is planning to introduce a pay per mile scheme . now, coming up per mile scheme. now, coming up was tory mayoral candidate susan hall right to say that notting hill needs to moved hill carnival needs to be moved to safer location after eight to a safer location after eight stabbings at the weekend. she's live in the next hour. she'll have a thing two to say about have a thing or two to say about sadiq do i think? but sadiq khan. do i think? but first, braverman hits first, as suella braverman hits out woke civil service out at the woke civil service and gang members and albanian gang members brazenly cut off their ankle tags on tiktok , is the illegal tags on tiktok, is the illegal migrant making british migrant crisis making british law and a laughing stock ? law and order a laug

of course, both richard tice reform uk leader.nk you both sides of the story as ever on gb news important say sadiq khan important to say sadiq khan denies denies over denies racism, denies lying over the and denies that he the science and denies that he is planning to introduce a pay per mile scheme . now, coming up per mile scheme. now, coming up was tory mayoral candidate susan hall right to say that notting hill needs to moved hill carnival needs to be moved to safer location after eight to a safer location after eight stabbings at the weekend. she's live in the next hour. she'll have a thing two to say about have a thing or two to say about sadiq do i think? but sadiq khan. do i think? but first, braverman hits first, as suella braverman hits out woke civil service out at the woke civil service and gang members and albanian gang members brazenly cut off their ankle tags on tiktok , is the illegal tags on tiktok, is the illegal migrant making british migrant crisis making british law and a laughing stock ? law and order a laug

plus, i'll speak to reform uk leader richard tice. after yesterday saw another depressingly high total of illegal migrants crossing the engush illegal migrants crossing the english channel. also on the way tonight, as it emerges that senior doctors and whistleblowers on the lucy letby murders were forced by their bosses to write a letter of apology to the baby killer herself. do you still trust britain's nhs edwina currie.7 henry bolton and professor karol sikora give their views in the clash and after dr. shola claims that white privilege enabled these killings free, why are some on the hard left using her horrific crimes to stoke a race war.7 nana akua will respond to that irresponsible take very soon. elsewhere, remember 15 years ago when comedians were funny and unafraid of the woke mob .7 mob.7 >> he mob? >> he was a man that he was a pregnant male that's what was new. it was him having the baby i >> -- >> okay. >> okay. >> sean jones, we wrote. >> sean jones, we wrote. >> it was an abomination. well one woman is still holding st

plus, i'll speak to reform uk leader richard tice. after yesterday saw another depressingly high total of illegal migrants crossing the engush illegal migrants crossing the english channel. also on the way tonight, as it emerges that senior doctors and whistleblowers on the lucy letby murders were forced by their bosses to write a letter of apology to the baby killer herself. do you still trust britain's nhs edwina currie.7 henry bolton and professor karol sikora give their views in the clash and after dr. shola claims that white privilege enabled these killings free, why are some on the hard left using her horrific crimes to stoke a race war.7 nana akua will respond to that irresponsible take very soon. elsewhere, remember 15 years ago when comedians were funny and unafraid of the woke mob .7 mob.7 >> he mob? >> he was a man that he was a pregnant male that's what was new. it was him having the baby i >> -- >> okay. >> okay. >> sean jones, we wrote. >> sean jones, we wrote. >> it was an abomination. well one woman is still holding st

. >> well, joining us now is leader of reform uk, richard tice. richard, good morning . tice. chard, good morning. good morning. is this all happening purely because trump is standing or wants to stand again for election? >> you know, it's hard to keep up, isn't it, because you've got both sides slinging all sorts of allegations , us court cases, allegations, us court cases, litigation against i think pretty quickly the american people and voters will just zone out of all of this and focus on who they want to be the next president. i just think it's you can't keep up with what's going on. it's utterly extraordinary. and of course, in a sense, the fact that donald trump could become president from a prison cell. yeah is so ironic. it actually proves that all of this look, the law is the law. they can go through the process. yes. but i think republican trump supporting voters, they will just double down on this stuff . just double down on this stuff. the key question, though, is actually which i don't think enough people are focusing on, who's to be ballot who's going to be on th

who have been de—banking for thought crimes, including one of the chief architects of brexit, richard tice legal right to own bank accounts after numerous financial institutions pulled the plug on his personal and business ventures over the past yeah business ventures over the past year. this was the moment today and this was a big moment, rishi sunak told gb news as liam halligan that he supported nigel farage as crusade against the banks and richard could you believe even just a few weeks ago compared completely unthinkable that the prime minister you know, a member of the conservative party that for so long, you know, has had this hatred towards farage ukip brexit? me, he actually sunak was there saying to liam halligan it's right what farage has done . it's right that he has has done. it's right that he has caphaux has done. it's right that he has capitaux that coutts have capitulated and it's right that there's going to be a discussion about what's happening with other customers. it was a phenomenal moment. it was a moment, the moment, but i think actually the reason everybody reason

richard tice are right. >> you hear that very >> you don't hear that very often. johnson and dominic often. boris johnson and dominic cummings the cummings promised to cut the civil service down, and that's why civil service blob why the civil service blob ganged them and ganged up, persecuted them and got removed . got them removed. >> yes, remember that debate >> yes, i remember that debate very well. >> yeah, we do. bob and we've had loads of stuff coming through on immigration. the new deal turkey today, the deal with turkey today, the tories caroline tories have put up and caroline says, with those who say says, i agree with those who say the boat should be turned back to should literally to france. we should literally drag back to french drag the boats back to french shores . the migrants left the shores. the migrants left the french coast in the first place, so be returning them so would only be returning them there. a lot of people there. caroline, a lot of people agree , but you might get in agree,

reform uk leader richard tice wants the government to go further and is calling for new laws to ensuredio. later in the show. elsewhere tonight , after being

richard tice, leader of reform uk. >> thank you so much for being here tonight.bower, is going his unrivalled going to give his unrivalled take harry and meghan take on harry and meghan losing friends than commercial friends faster than commercial deals. though, deals. first, though, the weather that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. >> proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here with the gb news forecast . here with the gb news forecast. turning wet again overnight, heavy showers replaced the rain into to wednesday, but unseasonal winds, especially along southern coastal parts of england , an area of low pressure england, an area of low pressure is developing over the atlantic. that's going to move through central parts overnight. it's going to bring the strongest winds the southern flank and winds on the southern flank and some rain ahead of it into some heavy rain ahead of it into northern ireland later this evening, wales , evening, passing through wales, southern england, evening, passing through wales, soutthen england

plus, richard tice reacts to those comments from the tory depher party deputy chairman lee anderson ,igrants should just f off back to france. his words obviously jacob, not mine. plus, prince harry has arrived in japan today . what's that all about and why is he on another solo trip without megan, angela levin and tom bower to analyse that ? tom bower to analyse that? >> oh, well, you always have the most interesting guests and stories. and lee anderson is a great man, but his language is a bit fruitier than mine. anyway wonderful stuff from you as always. dan it all sounds very exciting. >> yes. and that is state of the nation. now let's see what the weather's got in store . weather's got in store. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snow. we're looking ahead to tomorrow. for most of us, it should be largely dry. best sunshine will dry. best of the sunshine will be out towards the for be out towards the east and for most us should be

reform uk leader richard tice wants the government to go further and is calling for new laws to ensure . studio. later in the show. elsewhere tonight , after being elsewhere tonight, after being reportedly shunned by a—listers like the beckhams, oprah and george clooney are harry and meghan losing hollywood lovey pals because their loose lips can't be trusted. carrie kennedy and joanna jarjue do battle in the clash. also on the way. is it right for costa coffee to face a bud light style boycott after using an image of a trans man with breast surgery scars on a promotional truck, we'll get stuck into that in the media buzz as always, tomorrow's front pages. you know , we're going to pages. you know, we're going to get them to you hot off the press and tom bower, he's uncancelled later show uncancelled later in the show with more revelations . with more royal revelations. you're not going to want to go anywhere. is dan wootton anywhere. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . tonight. let's go. you're watching tv news. britain's news channel. the shocking critical race theory

. >> richard tice is here from reform uk richard tice andrew pierce. good morning. blood was boiling so much, having watched presumed it. presumed you knew it. >> my is boiling from yesterday. >> i tell you, the only thing you can be certain about this man. i actually hesitate to call him mayor. i would impeach him . him mayor. i would impeach him. is he's not being is that is that he's not being honest about anything. he's not. he's being utterly dishonest . he's being utterly dishonest. because the truth is, london air is the best quality it's ever been. literally since almost time began. i suspect. been. literally since almost time began. i suspect . and we've time began. i suspect. and we've got our areas within the top 25% of major air global cities. and the truth is , when you look at the truth is, when you look at the truth is, when you look at the reports that come out, the first ulez has made no difference whatsoever. less than 3% to the quantity of nitrogen dioxide . when you look at the dioxide. when you look at the report about asthma , again, report abo

richard tice for your time.k giving us his reaction to the latest breaking news. >> and let's speak to gb news deputy political editor now, tom harwood. what can you tell us about the government's reaction to this? >> yes. well, robert jenrick, the immigration minister, will be looking into this very closely. of course , we've known closely. of course, we've known that the 15 plus individuals who were on the barge, 15, of course, came on board on the first day. a few more. we don't know the precise numbers. all of those individuals are now off the barge. there is an the barge. and there is an investigation underway in terms of what exactly could have gone on. as far as we understand it, none of the individuals who were on have contracted any on the barge have contracted any of diseases associated with of the diseases associated with this bacteria or have had any of this bacteria or have had any of this bacteria or have had any of this bacteria within this bacteria detected within them . so this is all being them

mark white, richard tice, thank you so much for now.ons have performed the uk's first womb transplant on a 34 year old woman with an organ donated by her older sister. >> well, it's an extraordinary operation. it lasted over nine hours churchill hospital hours at the churchill hospital in described in oxford. it's been described as success. as a massive success. >> as a massive success. >> so joining us now is tony jarvis mac, the chief executive of fertility foundation. of the fertility foundation. good morning . thank you very good morning. thank you very much. how significant ant is this announcing this morning? is this announcing this morning? is this going to change the outcome for lots of women who suffer from infertility ? it's amazing. from infertility? it's amazing. >> i mean, this isn't brand new science. it was , you know, first science. it was, you know, first started in 2014. but the uk are now pioneering in this and to the women that this is going to help this is absolutely going to be amazing. there's just there's we have

brexit, andy wigmore and arron banks, plus former brexit party chairman turned reform uk leader richard ticealed their de—banking how had two bank accounts shut down our reform party account was shut down by metro two exactly two years ago. >> i gave a press conference on it and then another digital bank called tide bank. they shut an account of mine. last year. both of them claimed commercial reasons. howard davies and alison rose seemed to have presided over a regime of political ethnic cleansing . political ethnic cleansing. >> not had some very good >> had i not had some very good friends to me, my family friends to help me, my family would absolutely would have been absolutely screwed . screwed. >> but then more interestingly, so too did the arch ramona . gina so too did the arch ramona. gina miller. nigel long, longtime nemesis, complained the account for her own pro—eu political party. true and fair, had been closed by monzo and that she and her party had been rejected by nine other financial institute and so allowed us to open the account. >> in november 2021. but then on the 13th of

next davidson and richard tice. next up, though, it's headliners. good night . on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to the next few days, the changeable theme will continue. most of us seeing some further rain at times, but in between there will be some sunshine. so as we end monday, we've got this ridge high pressure across as we end monday, we've got this ringk. high pressure across as we end monday, we've got this ringk. higrisressure across as we end monday, we've got this ringk. higris generallyross as we end monday, we've got this ringk. higris generally gave the uk. this is generally gave us a settled day today, but fronts are waiting up across the north—west and we go through north—west and as we go through the we'll the course of the night, we'll see of these moving into see one of these moving into parts scotland and northern parts of scotland and northern ireland. some showers, ireland. so some showers, showers lot of showers here for a lot of england wales, thoug

next davidson and richard tice. next up, though, it's headliners. good night . on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to the next few days, the changeable theme will continue. most of us seeing some further rain at times, but in between there will be some sunshine. so as we end monday, we've got this ridge high pressure across as we end monday, we've got this ringk. high pressure across as we end monday, we've got this ringk. higrisressure across as we end monday, we've got this ringk. higris generallyross as we end monday, we've got this ringk. higris generally gave the uk. this is generally gave us a settled day today, but fronts are waiting up across the north—west and we go through north—west and as we go through the we'll the course of the night, we'll see of these moving into see one of these moving into parts scotland and northern parts of scotland and northern ireland. some showers, ireland. so some showers, showers lot of showers here for a lot of england wales, thoug

. >> so we have a big show with guests across the spectrum i >> richard tice, leader of reform uk.ndon conservative mayoral candidate susan hall. she's our she's sadiq khan's worst nightmare, isn't she? >> well, absolutely. and she's been very clear on ulez that she would abolish it if she became the mayor next year. indeed she has. >> and look, i think it's going to make a real difference. the problem was with the last mayoral election, people didn't believe in shaun bailey. i did. they should have. the result was very close. so i think people need believe in susan hall need to believe in susan hall and believe that she can win because look at what happened in the by—election. jacob >> absolutely. and the political consequences of this are are very important isn't that people won't vote to be cold and poor absolute well that's all from me. i'm surprised that dan hasn't got the view of the duchess of sussex on ulez. i was hoping that would come up, but that's all from state of the nation. we're now to going the weather. it's to be sunny weather. it's bound to be sunny in i look for

and i said, no. 2 or 3 times, but i was approached by richard tice of the reform party and he convincedy life, i'm 68 years of age, 50 years i voted tory, but i'm afraid i'm not voting tory this time because they've moved away and they've allowed drivers to be. there's so many driver there's so many anti driver policies led sadiq khan in policies led by sadiq khan in london, an absolutely demonstrable , unfairly. what's demonstrable, unfairly. what's the difference between you and the difference between you and the conservative candidate in this mayoral election? >> susan hall? she's been on this programme. she's been under the same sort of scrutiny that you are now. why should someone vote for you rather than her if they're anti ulez? doesn't that split the vote? >> yes, it probably will split the and i'd be happy to the vote and i'd be happy to offer susan hall, deputy mayorship. it's no problem with that whatsoever . seriously, that whatsoever. but seriously, the important thing is that i will be getting rid of all ulez, not just the extension. the ulez which goes to the north and so

now, a couple of years ago i propose a couple of years ago i propose a richard tice then maybe the timek about having a referendum on net zero. and truth is , we were just way and truth is, we were just way too far ahead of the game and initiative at that moment went nowhere. but it's coming back . nowhere. but it's coming back. there's a group of red wall tory mps think we ought to have a referendum in a moment we're going to have a debate on this because is it appropriate to have referendums on issues that are non institutional? would it turn us into switzerland? would that be a bad thing? net zero referendum in just a moment oh, i love a good referendum. apps are blooming lately. if we hadnt apps are blooming lately. if we hadn't had a referendum on our membership of the european union , we absolutely would still be members of it. why well, because the political class were completely out of touch with the country on a fundamental constitutional question . so constitutional question. so let's begin this debate tonight on whether there should be a referendum on net zero with that very

plus, i'll speak to reform uk leader richard tice.otal of illegal migrants crossing the engush illegal migrants crossing the english channel. also on the way tonight, as it emerges that senior doctors and whistleblowers on the lucy letby murders were forced by their bosses to write a letter of apology to the baby killer herself. do you still trust britain's nhs edwina currie? henry bolton and professor karol sikora give their views in the clash and after dr. shola claims that white privilege enabled these killings free, why are some on the hard left using her horrific

now, a couple of years ago i propose a couple of years ago i propose a richard tice then maybe the timethink about having a referendum on net zero. and truth is , we were just way and truth is, we were just way too far ahead of the game and initiative at that moment went nowhere. but it's coming back . nowhere. but it's coming back. there's a group of red wall tory mps think we ought to have a referendum in a moment we're going to have a debate on this because is it appropriate to have referendums on issues that are non institutional? would it turn us into switzerland? would that be a bad thing? net zero referendum in just a moment oh, i love a good referendum. apps are blooming lately. if we hadnt apps are blooming lately. if we hadn't had a referendum on our membership of the european union , we absolutely would still be members of it. why well, because the political class were completely out of touch with the country on a fundamental constitutional question . so constitutional question. so let's begin this debate tonight on whether there should be a referendum on net zero with that v

>> later this hour, reform uk leader richard tice dissects the feigned outrage over the bibby stockholm as highly partisan lawyers blocked 20 migrants from boarding. do you agree with ricky besson that only a, quote, hostile environment can stop illegal migration? ricky is ready and waiting to make his case, and then henry bolton and nina myskow do battle in the clash. plus you remember the shocking advert from a newcastle solicitor and labour councillor i >> -- >> do not fear irim . ali is here >> do not fear irim. ali is here to help you to regularise your visa in the uk and submit an application to the home office based on your human rights . based on your human rights. >> well, today our bannau leo has tracked down that superhero for illegal migrants. has tracked down that superhero for illegal migrants . but she for illegal migrants. but she was gone in a flash . was gone in a flash. >> how much money have you made from from fixing home office applications for illegal migrants? can you tell us? you said have no fear. erum ali is here. >> i'll show you exactly what went down during

plus, i'll speak to reform uk leader richard tice. high total of illegal migrants crossing the engush illegal migrants crossing the english channel. also on the way tonight, as it emerges that senior doctors and whistleblowers on the lucy letby murders were forced by their bosses to write a letter of apology to the baby killer herself. do you still trust britain's nhs edwina currie? henry bolton and professor karol sikora give their views in the clash and after dr. shola claims that white privilege enabled these killings free, why are some on the hard left using her horrific

to discuss this, i'm joined now by richard tice, who is the leader of reform uk. hard, thank you very much . in of reform uk. richard, thank you very much. in your of reform uk. richard, thank you very much . in your view, of reform uk. richard, thank you very much. in your view, is it illegal to turn boats back ? illegal to turn boats back? >> no, completely the opposite , actually. >> patrick, good afternoon . it >> patrick, good afternoon. it is perfectly legal to turn the boats back under a series of different clauses of different international treaties . and i international treaties. and i would remind everybody that , of would remind everybody that, of course, one great nation, australia , did back in 2013, australia, did back in 2013, they did exactly that. they pushed the boats back . they had pushed the boats back. they had a frankly, a relatively small illegal migrant crisis compared to that which we've got. they pushed the boats back. yes, all the usual international institutions were a bit grumpy and upset and they got a bit of grief from the lefty lawy

. >> but since his brilliant expose the likes of reform uk leader richard tice, energy secretary grantf arron banks and andy of brexit, arron banks and andy wigmore , as well as ramona and wigmore, as well as ramona and chief gina miller. they have all stepped forward to say they've been cancelled authoritarian been cancelled by authoritarian banks. live in a time banks. so do we live in a time where getting punished and ostracised from society for holding the wrong views is now commonplace ? sunday telegraph commonplace? sunday telegraph editor alastair heath thinks so, and his new column today and in his new column today titled britain is now an elite dictatorship where majority opinions are crushed , he opinions are crushed, he lambasts politicians who have gone soft on crime waged war on cars and succumbed to extreme gender ideology. all while ignonng gender ideology. all while ignoring the views of the voting pubuc ignoring the views of the voting public who he says will revolt in a much bigger way than brexit if westminster doesn't start paying if westminster doesn't start paying

. >> but since his brilliant expose the likes of reform uk leader richard tice, energy secretary grantf arron banks and andy of brexit, arron banks and andy wigmore , as well as ramona and wigmore, as well as ramona and chief gina miller. they have all stepped forward to say they've been cancelled authoritarian been cancelled by authoritarian banks. live in a time banks. so do we live in a time where getting punished and ostracised from society for holding the wrong views is now commonplace ? sunday telegraph commonplace? sunday telegraph editor alastair heath thinks so, and his new column today and in his new column today titled britain is now an elite dictatorship where majority opinions are crushed , he opinions are crushed, he lambasts politicians who have gone soft on crime waged war on cars and succumbed to extreme gender ideology. all while ignonng gender ideology. all while ignoring the views of the voting pubuc ignoring the views of the voting public who he says will revolt in a much bigger way than brexit if westminster doesn't start paying if westminster doesn't start paying

andrew and bev here this morning with you until 12:00. got richard tice in 12:00.hich would be massive if happens. in india, which would be massive if happermight be a little bit >> but we might be a little bit sceptical because we have been here were supposed to here before. we were supposed to sign if you sign one last year, if you recall, prime recall, when boris was prime minister. that minister. also that groundbreaking sister groundbreaking surgery, a sister giving her sister a womb , the giving her sister a womb, the womb transplant. >> everyone's celebrating this, but i think there's a bit of nuance to this story, and i'm not sure it's necessarily going to all positive for women to be all positive for women that i'm very briefly, was >> good morning. it's 930 on wednesday, the 23rd of august. this is britain's newsroom on 6b news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> so taken for a ride . add the >> so taken for a ride. add the tiktok video showing a migrant grinning on his journey to the uk on a possible record day for channels crossings on the channel. we

so in addition to what richard tice is saying, the lefty liberal lawyers on, there is some lawyers andern quite a high level concern at quite a high level about not just the corridors, the fire exits, but what happens when they get out of the barge, onto the quay side. >> and yeah, i mean, regardless of whether you believe it is a sort of cabal of leaning sort of cabal of left leaning groups who are trying to thwart these plans, there is no doubt there is multiple concerns being expressed about about the suitability of this barge to safely house these asylum seekers and that is going to make it, i think, difficult for the home office right down to that last point there, where on individual case by case basis, it seems that they're going to try and appeal the lawyers acting for individual asylum seekers and say it's not suitable to house them because they've received the letters already having saying, you know, you're due to go on board, some have. there'll be 500 eventually. but the first cohort that would be going on board have been notified that they will be the intention is to put t

. >> richard tice on your side, take the prisoner into court like hannibal lecter. >> yeah, because hannibals is a real monster. i'm sorry . sorry. >> she's a monster character from silence of the lambs. of course. we're to going talk course. now we're to going talk to helen fields. we have actually managed to correct that line for criminal family line for a criminal and family law and now author. law barrister and now author. hi, can you help us hi, helen. can you help us out with you with this? how could you physically see get a criminal into the court to listen to their hearing without them causing violence or disruption ? causing violence or disruption? >> well, you know, i mean, there's already been talk that they can be handcuffed . that's they can be handcuffed. that's they can be handcuffed. that's the proposal, isn't it? and so i think reality is that there think the reality is that there is a maximum amount of force that could possibly be used . and that could possibly be used. and i think all people who are convicted should have it explained to them that this is part of the proces

you see, richard tice making a sneaky appearance in one of the vox pops there.o weasel his way in. didn't see, but there we go. no, the vast of people vast majority of the people there who are indeed civil servants shockingly not want servants shockingly do not want to joined now by to comment. i'm joined now by caroline slocock, is the caroline slocock, who is the former private at 10 former private secretary at 10 downing thank you very, former private secretary at 10 dowimuch. thank you very, former private secretary at 10 dowimuch. do thank you very, former private secretary at 10 dowimuch. do the|ank you very, former private secretary at 10 dowimuch. do the taxpayersery, former private secretary at 10 dowimuch. do the taxpayers have very much. do the taxpayers have a to think the civil a right to think the civil service is grossly overpaid, inefficient , service is grossly overpaid, inefficient, and service is grossly overpaid, inefficient , and frankly, service is grossly overpaid, inefficient, and frankly, we're all being ripped off? well i mean, that's y