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com tat tt-s— email me mailmogg@gbnews.uk. com tat tt-s tte— email me mailmogg@gbnews.uk.hurst .l for with polly middlehurst. jacob— for with polly middlehurst. jacob thank— for with polly middlehurst. jacob thank you. c: g jacob thank you. good evening. the top story tonight on gb news is that the head of the wagner mercenary group that launched an attempted military coup in russia at the weekend today says he didn't want to overthrow putin. speaking for the first time since the group's march to moscow, yevgeny prigozhin said today the progress of his troops highlighted serious security problems in the country. highlighted serious security problems in the country . well, problems in the country. well, in an audio message today released on his telegram account , prigozhin added that his troops turned around to avoid spilling the blood of russian soldiers . president putin didn't soldiers. president putin didn't mention the mutiny in a video address released today. well, here the foreign secretary james cleverly said the rebellion has shown the world that russia is not as s

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that's what you-tt— alleged. alleged. that's what you-tt nosnt- alleged. alleged.y guest— all we've got time for. thank you to my guest josh howie and tents— you to my guest josh howie and lewis schaefer.— you to my guest josh howie and lewis schaefer. we— you to my guest josh howie and lewis schaefer. we are back tomorrow-11— lewis schaefer. we are back tomorrow-11 with- lewis schaefer. we are back tomorrow 11 with leo, nick tomorrow at 11 with leo, nick ond— tomorrow at 11 with leo, nick ond nysett— tomorrow at 11 with leo, nick and myself. we'll see you then. nnot— and myself. we'll see you then. nnot .— hello good good evening. hello good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight . the privileges nation tonight. the privileges committee has published its special report on its critics , special report on its critics, but in doing so, has it itself misled parliament? the crime of which it accused boris johnson on freedom of speech is fundamental to our parliamentary democracy. and yet the committee want

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so i think maybe tt-tt— rishi sunak. so i think maybe tt-tt he— rishi sunak. your really, really appreciate your take—thank- really, really appreciate your take _thank you i really, really appreciate your- take _thank you very take on things. thank you very much hopefully we'll much indeed. and hopefully we'll hear as our poll hear from you as our poll develops morning on. develops as the morning goes on. on poll. yeah, lots of on that poll. yeah, lots of heathe— on that poll. yeah, lots of ww“! getthe— o" yeah, lots of people getting touch saying people getting in touch saying yea-we— people getting in touch saying you've _neither- you've missed the neither eaten.— you've missed the neither option. there's- you've missed the neither option. there's a real feeling aettahtw—hatti certainly on this twitter poll of certainly on this twitter poll atlhtaeae— certainly on this twitter poll oflplague.both- certainly on this twitter poll of plague both your houses of a plague on both your houses at—tew- of a plague on both your housesi at_few comments at the moment. a

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