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royal mail has become royal mail . britain become royal mail. leader of the canadian trucker convoy who stood up to vaccine tyranny dunng who stood up to vaccine tyranny during the pandemic. he tells us about his extraordinary fight for freedom in the big story. why are excess deaths in this country through the roof? we'll be debating that with andrew bridgen, mp , who finally managed bridgen, mp, who finally managed to get it debate in parliament yesterday. plus we hear the views of renowned nhs gp doctor david lloyd . you won't find this david lloyd. you won't find this debate happening anywhere else on british tv and you won't want to miss it and it might take a ten legendary four weddings and a funeral writer richard curtis has apologised for his politically incorrect movies and the fat jokes that were in them . the fat jokes that were in them. remember the good old days when films were allowed to be funny ?

royal mail has become royal mail . britain become royal mail.postal service. postman pat would be spinning in his grave. my mark meets guest is the heroic leader of the canadian trucker convoy who stood up to vaccine tyranny dunng who stood up to vaccine tyranny during the pandemic. he tells us about his extraordinary fight for freedom in the big story. why are excess deaths in this country through the roof? we'll be debating that with andrew bridgen, mp , who finally managed bridgen, mp, who finally managed to get it debate in parliament yesterday. plus we hear the views of renowned nhs gp doctor david lloyd . you won't find this david lloyd. you won't find this debate happening anywhere else on british tv and you won't want to miss it and it might take a ten legendary four weddings and a funeral writer richard curtis has apologised for his politically incorrect movies and the fat jokes that were in them . the fat jokes that were in them. remember the good old days when films were allowed to be funny ? films were allowed to be funny? plus, we w

royal mail has blamed increasing cost pressures and the tough economic environment for the latest priceaud trial which could have serious consequences for his business interests. the former president denounced the trial as a scam and a sham as he arrived at court. new york's attorney general is suing mr trump and two of his sons after a judge ruled that they vastly inflated the value of their properties and other assets. our correspondent gary o'donoghue reports now from new york. donald trump, in court yet again. the question this time around is, is he as rich as he says he is? it's a scam, it's a sham. just so you know, my financial statements are phenomenal. he's being sued by the new york attorney general, who says he spent a decade over inflating the value of his properties in order to secure loans, insurance and lower—interest rates. he's after $250 million in fines and damages. no matter how powerful you are, no matter how much money you think you may have, no one is above the law. and it is my responsibility, and my duty and myjob to enforce it. donald trump is accused of overst

royal mail blames increasing cost pressures and the tough economic environment for the latest rise.k—up. injune, bbc wales's lucy owen told her optician she had noticed white flashes in her right eye. he said her retina was in the process of detaching, and booked her in for an emergency operation. her vision returned and she has resumed presenting. you're live with bbc news. the former ceo of global fashion brand abercrombie & fitch — and his british partner — face allegations of exploitation from men recruited for sex events they hosted around the world. a bbc investigation found a highly organised operation running the events, with a middleman finding young adult men for mikejeffries and his partner matthew smith. jeffries is regarded as the modern day founder of abercrombie and fitch, which also owns the hollister brand. eight men told the bbc they attended these events, some of whom alleged they were exploited or abused. two former us prosecutors who independently reviewed evidence uncovered by the bbc have called for an investigation to determine whether charges for sex traffic

royal mail blames increasing cost pressures and the tough economic environment for the latest rise.ho planted a sapling near the felled sycamore gap tree in the north of england says he's "devastated" national trust bosses have removed it. officials say they took away the tree planted by kieran chapman because of the site's unesco world heritage status. a man in his 60s and a 16—year—old boy were arrested in connection with the felling last week. a bbc tv presenter says her eyesight has been saved by a routine check—up. injune, bbc wales's lucy 0wen told her optician she had noticed white flashes in her right eye. he said her retina was in the process of detaching and booked her in for an emergency operation. her vision returned and she has resumed presenting. you're live with bbc news. italy's prime minister has warned europe will be "overwhelmed" by migration unless the eu finds solutions. italy currently receives the largest number of people smugglers boats, carrying asylum seekers and other migrants into europe. many people then try to travel on to countries including germany, f

royal mail blames increasing cost pressures and the tough economic environment for the latest rise.tamp stays the same at 75p. a man who planted a sapling near the felled sycamore gap tree in the north of england says he's "devastated" national trust bosses have removed it. officials say they removed the tree planted by kieran chapman because of the site's unesco world heritage status. a man in his 60s and a 16—year—old boy were arrested in connection with the felling last week. a bbc tv presenter says her eyesight has been saved after going for a routine check—up. bbc wales's lucy 0wen noticed white flashes in her right eye injune, when her optician said her retina was in the process of detaching and booked her in for an emergency operation. you're live with bbc news. a huge fire engulfed the police headquarters in the egyptian city of ismailia in the north—east of the country early this morning. local media say at least 38 people have been injured, no fatalities were immediately reported. firefighters are said to have contained the blaze in the multistorey building after several h

. >> in my big opinion, royal mail is now royal mail checks missing in the post birthday cards disappearingnning in his grave . it pat would be spinning in his grave. it might take a ten comedy writer richard curtis apology quizzes for fat jokes and his un—pc movies. remember the good old days when films were allowed to be funny? plus, mark meets the pundits and tomorrow's papers . we're live . tomorrow's papers. we're live. at nine. >> welcome back to the saturday five. your emails have been flying in as ever. cheers very much for them. tucker has written in. i wonder if it's tucker carlson. he says, oh, it's definitely not. it's not multiculturalism that's gone wrong. multiculturalism has worked , says tucker. britain's worked, says tucker. britain's a multicultural country. what has gone wrong , seriously wrong is gone wrong, seriously wrong is into grecian that has really, really failed. antonio says. don't forget prison is where criminals are locked up. so society is safe from them. i know i say we should put benjamin buttennorth in one. maybe that's the answer for this. now, though, i

we had the royal mail, who painted some of their post boxes black yorkshire tea, critics of black tealack lives matter. the people that had looked into their marxist manifesto , yorkshire, she said, manifesto, yorkshire, she said, don't buy our tea if you don't like black lives matter. they were promoted by vogue magazine in special editions . i think in special editions. i think guinness owned diageo said they were going to donate $1 million to them and they were praised by unilever for what they said was shining a spotlight on divisions and injustices . shining a spotlight on divisions and injustices. in our shining a spotlight on divisions and injustices . in our world, shining a spotlight on divisions and injustices. in our world, in our society . i mean, they took our society. i mean, they took in so many people and yet a fundamental , tiny bit of fundamental, tiny bit of research could have revealed the real agenda behind , as you say, real agenda behind, as you say, this marxist organisation . we this marxist organisation. we all know that black lives matter , black lives matte

royal mail delivering letters. >> i'm afraid so. >> i'm afraid so. >> but amount of waste is >> but theo much, much packaged waste. much, so much packaged waste. now amazon are trying to cut down on this by using a new machine, which wraps up the goods. it sort of scans them and measures them and then it wraps them resistant them up in weather resistant papen them up in weather resistant paper. just paper and it paper. so it's just paper and it goes the round the item goes round the round the item andits goes round the round the item and it's sort of sealed up like plastic, without glue . and plastic, but without glue. and then can i hope it can be then it can be i hope it can be cut off by the person at the other because getting into other end because getting into your other. your packaging is the other. >> a >> it's quite difficult, a nightmare i have nightmare thing, but i have noficed noticed a difference. i mean, i'm too i'm afraid i do far too much shopping by amazon and everything used to in big everything used to be in big cardboard boxes that you had hexen game trying to get rid

royal family. in a journal he tried to e—mail to his twin sister, he wrote, i am not a terrorist, i am an assassin,st, i am an assassin, a seek, sith. i will go against the odds to eliminate a target that represents the remnants of the people who desecrated my homeland. he wanted to avenge a massacre in amritsar in 1919, where british troops killed hundreds of protesters. the built holes can still be seen to this day. jaswant singh chail spent the weeks before his arrest talking to an artificial intelligence carrots are called sarai, that he had created on the ai chatbot site. he arrived in windsor two days before christmas, spending his first night on the street and the second and a travelodge. at three in the morning on christmas day, carrying a rope ladder and armed with a crossbow, he set out windsor castle. expecting to be killed he was carrying a note saying, please don't remove my clothes and, i am sorry. since his arrest he has been held in broadmoor, the specialist high security hospital. once he pleaded guilty to treason, the court heard several days of evidence from psychiatrists to help

but just hours later, royal insiders told the daily mail no one, not least his majesty , believes thereeves there is any realistic long term chance of the duke of york being able to keep the roof up at royal lodge over his head right. so angela is this a temporary solution or are we to going end up with prince andrew living like, you know, kind of an old aristocrat with the roof falling down, frog spawn in a swimming pool? spiders everywhere . you're pool? spiders everywhere. you're looking like a roman ruin. pool? spiders everywhere. you're looking like a roman ruin . you looking like a roman ruin. you no doubt that . no doubt that. >> but the thing is, he hasn't got much of his own money. the late queen elizabeth, his mother used to give him . about used to give him. about £250,000, um , pounds a year for £250,000, um, pounds a year for him to live on. he hasn't got that anymore. king charles stopped that when he became king. and the problem is that there's a lot of leaking and i don't mean people telling people stories . i mean actually water stories. i mean actually water coming thr

mail has. the king calls them terrorists. why the bbc? terrorists. why can't the bbc? the telegraph leads with royalscondemn hamas attacks as terrorist ism. the times has israel , the coalition ready to israel, the coalition ready to invade. israel, the coalition ready to invade . the israel, the coalition ready to invade. the guardian has israel, the coalition ready to invade . the guardian has israeli invade. the guardian has israeli suspended between fear, grief and foreboding. the express leads with outrage over order not to jail rapists as prisons are full, the daily star has boff reveals something we don't understand, but sounds 100% legit and also a little bit frightening. the matrix may be real. andrew tate was right and those were front pages . those were front pages. anneliese of a closer look at those front pages, starting with the daily mail poll. >> yes , the daily mail. leo so >> yes, the daily mail. leo so excuse me . the king calls them excuse me. the king calls them terrorists . why can't the bbc terrorists. why can't the bbc says the daily mail. so. king charles last night condemned

that is looked after by the royal family, i would not work, i have britain, well these newspapers, british, they were one of the first to show this picture of me, and the delly mail care, that was the only newspaper i gave an interview to at the time, and they took care of me, and they did everything for that i could be safe and live there, i could not, this is my home, this is my heart, even there when i was in safety, my body was there, and my thoughts and heart were here, because every night, i woke up in telegram channels, something flew in, where was the anxiety, what was in chuguv, what was in kharkiv, where how, i even worried more than i i was worried, i'm worried here, well, at that time, i was still in europe, there were a lot of interviews with foreign journalists, i understood that there i could do and help ukraine much more than i would help here, this is the place where you can come, it used to be, whatever was there, but you came home, you felt comfort, a cup of hot tea, music, sat down, rested, as they say, you have a wall behind you, you have a roof, a roof over your head, and you felt safe. and calmly here in this little world, it is about helpi

you know, there's an article in the daily mail talking about how the kids furniture is ikea. i would have never guessed in a royal. but there you have it . and so but there you have it. and so i do think it's just a it's a theme. it's a theme that's been wonderfully inherited throughout generations . generations. >> now, britney spears, certain has been probably still is one of the biggest stars in the world, a prodigiously talented singer . she was a child star singer. she was a child star then. singer. she was a child star then . she had a pop career. then. she had a pop career. she's made millions . she's and she's made millions. she's and she's released her autobiography. and it's really got the world talking. >> well, first of all, mark, have you read it? because if you have you read it? because if you have read it, you and i need to have read it, you and i need to have a conversation on this side. we have got you've got to read got to gossip. read it. we've got to gossip. i cannot to talk to you about cannot wait to talk to you about this. but yes. and a lot of the biggest scandals involve her ex—boyfriend,

mail. he's going head to head tonight vince cable . we've tonight with vince cable. we've got victoria hervey. got lovely lady victoria hervey. she's going to be talking about the royals another of the royals and another dose of common gary , the cabbie common sense, gary, the cabbie is but let's go to is back. but first, let's go to the news headlines . the news headlines. >> good evening . i'm ray addison >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the newsroom . our top story, in the newsroom. our top story, the prime minister has praised egypt for its efforts in trying to deliver aid to civilians in gaza after meeting the country's president, rishi sunak said palestinians are also victims of hamas and expressed his condolence for the loss of lives . he also stressed the importance of opening a safe corridor to gaza . corridor to gaza. >> one thing we have prioritised consistent is getting the rafah crossing opening . it's been a crossing opening. it's been a feature of all my conversations and i'm very pleased that that will now imminently happen. we announced an increase in our funding for humanitarian aid into the region, and when i met with president sisi earlier today

mail. he's going head to head tonight vince cable . we've tonight with vince cable. we've got victoria hervey. got lovely lady victoria hervey. she's going to be talking about the royalser dose of common gary , the cabbie common sense, gary, the cabbie is but let's go to is back. but first, let's go to the news headlines . the news headlines. >> good evening . i'm ray addison >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the newsroom . our top story, in the newsroom. our top story, the prime minister has praised egypt for its efforts in trying to deliver aid to civilians in gaza after meeting the country's president, rishi sunak said palestinians are also victims of hamas and expressed his condolence for the loss of lives . he also stressed the importance of opening a safe corridor to gaza . corridor to gaza. >> one thing we have prioritised consistent is getting the rafah crossing opening . it's been a crossing opening. it's been a feature of all my conversations and i'm very pleased that that will now imminently happen. we announced an increase in our funding for humanitarian aid into the region, and when i met with president sisi earlier today , he and i had a good today, he

mail. he's going head to head tonight vince cable . we've tonight with vince cable. we've got victoria hervey. got lovely lady victoria hervey. she's going to be talking about the royalsmmon gary , the cabbie common sense, gary, the cabbie is but let's go to is back. but first, let's go to the news headlines . the news headlines. >> good evening . i'm ray addison >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the newsroom . our top story, in the newsroom. our top story, the prime minister has praised egypt for its efforts in trying to deliver aid to civilians in gaza after meeting the country's president, rishi sunak said palestinians are also victims of hamas and expressed his condolence for the loss of lives . he also stressed the importance of opening a safe corridor to gaza . corridor to gaza. >> one thing we have prioritised consistent is getting the rafah crossing opening . it's been a crossing opening. it's been a feature of all my conversations and i'm very pleased that that will now imminently happen. we

royal alert as the king and queen. get ready to touch down in kenya right across that one. but here to go through some of the day's headlines, deputy political editor for the mailva, and political commentator alex armstrong . but commentator alex armstrong. but also we've got royal correspondent cameron walker. these are live pictures now from kenya. cameron, good morning. >> yes, the king and queen there arrived in nairobi for a ceremony . onial welcome received ceremony. onial welcome received by the president and first lady of kenya, president ruto of course, they're proceeding along a red carpet. they're greeting the chief of the kenyan defence forces and commanders of the army , air force and navy navy. army, air force and navy navy. now the king is going to join president rousseau shortly on the dais for a guard of honour who are going to be conducting a royal salute . the kenyan defence royal salute. the kenyan defence forces will be playing both national anthems and there's also to going be a 21 gun salute. so pomp and pageantry in action here. the king's first state visit to a commonwealth realm as monarch . realm as monarch. >> and that's significant,

the daily mirror headline is "royal navy on way", as a british military task force heads to the eastern mediterranean. the daily mailpolice chiefs to "get a grip on anti—israel hate", as twojewish schools in london said they were closing to protect their pupils. and the sun shows a picture of an eight—year—old girl called emily who was killed by hamas. the paper criticises the fa for refusing to light up wembley�*s arch in israeli colours before tonight's friendly against australia. australians go to the polls this weekend, in a historic referendum on whether or not to recognise indigenous people in their constitution and create a body that would advise governments on issues that affect their communities. the referendum was proposed as a way to try to unite the country but the campaigns have bitterly divided people, as katy watson reports. celebrating the world's oldest living culture. australia is often touted as a multicultural success story. but this country is going through a historical reckoning. reflecting on its violent, colonial past and looking towards a new future. and if there's one thing that's got to ch

mail a few times. i mean, you can you explain how much you you can you explain how much you you royal family and you lovell memorabilia of all the memorabilia and all of this ? this? >> well, i'm a monarchist and i happen to have the biggest collection of royal memorabilia in the world. >> not that i set out to do that. that i'm very precious that. not that i'm very precious about it, because i would still be a monarchist if i if i had single mug it doesn't matter. >> i am a monarchist. that's my politics. >> lovely stuff . so i've got to >> lovely stuff. so i've got to ask, what do you make of steve coogan saying that , frankly, coogan saying that, frankly, people like you are what, flag waving idiots ? waving idiots? >> well, he might be right. >> well, he might be right. >> but i'll tell you what, patrick, why why don't you just set up a panel and me and steve coogan will be on it, and then let's see what he has to say. maybe about the history of the country that he was born and bred in. >> okay. i mean, what would you say to him? imagine. imagine. i'm steve coogan , right? i'm steve coogan, right? >>

royal family. usually they don't get involved in political matters, but on this, they felt the need to come out and say so . and the mailthe mail also talks about how the bbc have failed to call hamas terrorists, choosing instead to call them militants. now, interesting . militants. now, interesting. interestingly late last night i saw that a selection of barristers and lords have written a letter to ofcom asking why the bbc isn't using or isn't using the term terrorist and saying that is not the same as impartiality and that it's not reporting as they are. >> it is a prescribed organisation, isn't it? so it is classed by the uk government as a terrorist organisation. have to say i haven't watched any bbc coverage so i wouldn't know what they've been calling them. well, good. steve but you do wonder on that norman, is it? i mean, look , the bbc perhaps has a very fine line, but, but this is a clear cut issue. >> the bbc can cannot win in these situations . and i'm old these situations. and i'm old enough to remember the falklands war when the bbc was accused of being unpatriotic reporting being unpatriotic for reporting

mail. it says some criminals serving up to four years will have 18 days cut from their sentence under emergency measures set out by justice secretary alex chalk yesterday. there are some very interesting royal king, then prince of wales, with his young sons had bowled moral. we all remember that. but look at this. —— at bell moral. this is a scene from the latest series of the crown. dominic west in the starring role. very similar image. they have posed the picture deliberately to match it completely. rufus camper playing prince william, will powell on the right is a young prince harry. dominic west in the middle. i think it comes out next month. it does. it does. it is 6:21am. we've heard a lot about the 3 dads walking in a bid to make suicide prevention a topic that's taught to every child in school. well, nowa girl guiding group in cumbria — inspired by the dads — has created a badge dedicated to raising awareness of the issue amongst rainbows, brownies and guides. alison freeman went to meet the family of heather porter, a guide who inspired the campaign. we're making boxes and we're going to put a load of stuff in the boxes and you can open it when you're having a bad day. we've been f