we'll go to turnberry again to ask why won't the turnberry again to ask why won't ane nnann— turnberrybritish open— turnberry again to ask why won't the british open golf championship go back there, given— championship go back there, given na— championship go back there, given an ane— championship go back there, given it's the number one rated in europe— given it's the number one rated course in europe and britain and win— course in europe and britain and win anenne— course in europe and britain and win anenna ae— course in europe and britain and will attempt to have a civilised debate— will attempt to have a civilised debate between _ will attempt to have a civilised debate between animal rising and nenaaa— debate between animal rising and richard pitman_ debate between animal rising and richard pitman on— debate between animal rising and richard pitman on why it's eanageeae— richard pitman on why it's outrageous to— richard pitman on why it's outrageous to attempt to disrupt the outrageous to attempt to disrupt ane epsom— outrageous to attempt to disrupt ane naeen denny— outrageous t

so ralph, they're not going— turnberry. so ralph, they're not acme ta— turnberry. — a bigger figure here than the golf- tt— a bigger figure here than the golf- h the— a bigger figure here than the golf. if the event came to trmherry— golf. if the event came to turnberry, do _ golf. if the event came to turnberry, do you think that's a fair decision— turnberry, do you think that's a fair decision from _ turnberry, do you think that's a fair decision from them ? \rz.r fair decision from them? no. personally— fair decision from them? no. herechatty. .— fair decision from them? no. personally, i don't- fair decision from them? no. personally, i don't believe so, because i think i think what's important here is the is the golfers, you know, i mean, i think , you know, too often now think, you know, too often now people don't put the you know , people don't put the you know, the day time, the work job stuff to one side. what we need to focus on is golf the ailsa course is a magnificent course. it's number one as you said, uk ireland and europe just now you know the quest

and turnberry has time on turnberry. and turnberry nee been— time on turnberry.'s gone and i have to say that she she wanted to make scotland the most progressive country in the world. and we had this extraordinary case, this isle of bryson case, a double rapist who decides that suddenly , you know, decides that suddenly, you know, she's going to be a woman and get sent to a women's prison . get sent to a women's prison. and scotland just says, we've had enough of this. so it does kind of show the pendulum can swing back , can't it? well, i swing back, can't it? well, i think a lot of— swing back, can't it? well, i think a lot of countries- “g 2 00“ 0 7 well,i think a lot of countries have new— think a lot of countries have new enewgn— think a lot of countries have had enough of— think a lot of countries have had enough of it. what's going on?— had enough of it. what's going one and— had enough of it. what's going on? ann-inn- had enough of it. what's going on? and -that case- had enough of it. what's going on? and that case and on? and i know that case and i ine

now, this is turnberry golf course wtere— this is turnberry golf course wtere tes— this is turnberry course. i think— what is now a top class golf course. i think there's quite a few— course. i think there's quite a tew teotte— course. i think there's quite a few people there— course. i think there's quite a few people there waiting to wetoe— few people there waiting to welcome their— few people there waiting to welcome their boss as he is. whether— welcome their boss as he is. whether he'll— welcome their boss as he is. whether he'll take to the totrwows— whether he'll take to the totrwuws, we — whether he'll take to the fairways, we don't know. he eertdtetw— fairways, we don't know. he certainly took— fairways, we don't know. he certainly took to— fairways, we don't know. he certainly took to the links up in aberdeenshire_ certainly took to the links up in aberdeenshire and hit a few dott— in aberdeenshire and hit a few dott torts— in aberdeenshire and hit a few golf balls yesterday and he i tttet— golf balls yesterday and he i tttet ts— golf balls yesterday and he i think is then—

he has hotels in turnberry and aberdeen and says he has lots of friends and will cut the ribbon for acing legal trouble in new york over business practices and has pleaded not guilty to charges of falsifying business records to hide damaging information ahead of the 2016 presidential election. the bagpipes are right now is even more people come down the steps of the aeroplane at aberdeen airport. you can hear them play scotland the brave. last week the first minister of scotland humza yousaf was asked if he would meet donald trump and the president has made controversial statements about muslims before and first minister said he would find it difficult to meet with them and not race concerns were statements he has made an that past. —— not raise concerns. sport and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre from chetan. manchester city manager pep guardiola has been heaping

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and let me tell you this , turnberry hotel golf and this, turnberry hotel golf and 5pa— this, turnberry directed very— could have been as he directed very warm— could have been as he directed very warm words— could have been as he directed very warm words toward the tanner— very warm words toward the former prime— very warm words toward the former prime minister boris yannsan. — former prime minister boris johnson. watch— former prime minister boris johnson. watch c : " johnson. watch i liked him so much, i still like him, but he really went a little bit on the liberal side. i mean, he all of a sudden became an environmentalist. and i'm talking about probably in a negative way too much. look, we all want to protect the environment. nobody does more than i do. i do a lot of jobs. look was done look at this. this was done environmentally so incredible. turnberry, aberdeen . but turnberry, aberdeen. but something happened . he changed something happened. he changed and a wonderful guy. he's a friend of mine . so and a wonderful guy. he's a friend of mine. so nigel, he want— friend of mine.

and let me tell you this , turnberry hotel golf and this, turnberry hotel golf and 5pa— this, turnberryhave been as he directed very warm— could have been as he directed very warm words— could have been as he directed very warm words toward the tanner— very warm words toward the former prime— very warm words toward the former prime minister boris yannsan. — former prime minister boris johnson. watch— former prime minister boris johnson. watch c : " johnson. watch i liked him so much, i still like him, but he really went a little bit on the liberal side. i mean, he all of a sudden became an environmentalist. and i'm talking about probably in a negative way too much. look, we all want to protect the environment. nobody does more than i do. i do a lot of jobs. look was done look at this. this was done environmentally so incredible. turnberry, aberdeen . but turnberry, aberdeen. but something happened . he changed something happened. he changed and a wonderful guy. he's a friend of mine . so and a wonderful guy. he's a friend of mine. so nigel, he want— friend of mine. so nigel, he want rat

up at turnberry, one er gwier— last week up at turnberry, one er gwiei engen— last week up at turnberry corrupted. i mean, how can you be sued for depher nation for putting out statements defending yourself ahead of a trial ? i yourself ahead of a trial? i find that extra ordinary. the plea bargaining system in america when 98% of cases that go to court finish up with plea bargain guilty verdicts, something has gone very wrong with the common law system in america and that has allowed it to become intensely politicised. i mean, surely a judge erg in a civil case as this was, or a criminal case would say to a jury , criminal case would say to a jury , if you're going to convict jury, if you're going to convict on any of these charges, you have to prove in your minds beyond reasonable . but you don't beyond reasonable. but you don't in a beyond reasonable. but you don't in e eivii— beyond reasonable. but you don't in e eivii ese— beyond reasonable. but you don't in a civil case. that's— beyond reasonable. but you don't in a civil case. that's the- in a civil case. that's the wnere— in a c

very good at turnberry? very good gaesiien— at turnberry? very good question. and- at turnberry? be— . well, it sounds like a lovely place to be locked up, then. wean. — place to be locked up, then. wean. is— place to be locked up, then. yeah. to swerve— place to be locked up, then. yeah. to swerve that- place to be locked up, then. yeah. to swerve that with the president. but we very much look forward that interview and forward to that interview and we'll tuning in for that we'll be tuning in for that world thank you. world exclusive. thank you. thank really thank you, nigel. really appneeiaie— thank you, nigel. really appreciate this appreciate your time this nsnning— appreciate your time this morning. bye appreciate your time this morrbye bye appreciate your time this morrbye bye. bye appreciate your time this morrbye bye. um, bye appreciate your time this morrbye bye. um, right bye appreciate your time this morrbye bye. um, right now, bye appreciate your time this morrbye bye. um, right now, one bye. bye bye. um, right now, on the bye. bye bye. um, right now, on ine swiiesi—

former us president donald trump is in turnberry in scouted,— donald trump is in turnberry in scotlandpened— golf resorts. yesterday, he epenet e— golf resorts. yesterday, he opened a new— golf resorts. yesterday, he opened a new course named after his opened a new course named after tte tate— opened a new course named after his late mother— opened a new course named after his late mother at— opened a new course named after his late mother at the menie estate— his late mother at the menie eetete nett— his late mother at the menie estate near aberdeen . his trip estate near aberdeen. his trip eetnettet— estate near aberdeen. his trip coincided with— estate near aberdeen. his trip coincided with a— estate near aberdeen. his trip coincided with a visit to the uk teet— coincided with a visit to the uk teet week— coincided with a visit to the uk teet neet ty— coincided with a visit to the uk last week by one— coincided with a visit to the uk last week by one of his likely nvete— last week by one of his likely nvete ten— last week by one of his likely rivals for the— last week by one of his

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and visit turnberry.line? well, one of the points i'm going to make this afternoon is, of course, if he announced he wasn't running as president, suddenly all those actions suddenly all those legal actions would simply disappear and his life become a whole lot life would become a whole lot eafien life would become a whole lot easier. but no, he's going to go for it. i don't think there's really any doubt that he's going to win the nomination for the republican i suspect republican party. i suspect he'll win it by a very big margin. he'll win it by a very big margin . then question is, margin. then the question is, can get enough votes next can he get enough votes next year to be back in the white house? my view on it right at this moment in time, i genuinely believe he's got a better than 50% chance. and one of the reasons that i'm such a strong supporter of his is, i think when it comes to geopolitics, when it comes to geopolitics, when it comes to geopolitics, when it comes to foreign policy, when it com

, which is a very turnberry, which is a very tanous— turnberry, which is a very famous course— turnberryo what talk atout. they-re— didn't really know to what talk about. they're desperate about. they're all desperate to ash— about. they're all desperate to ash htn— about. they're all desperate to ask him about— about. they're all desperate to ask him about brexit. just ask him about brexit. he just vantet— ask him about brexit. he just vantet to— ask him about brexit. he just wanted to talk— ask him about brexit. he just wanted to talk about his golf course and but— wanted to talk about his golf course and but then the funny thtng—ot— course and but then the funny thtng—ot years- thing is, a couple of years ta...— thing is, a couple of years tatet-he— thing is, a couple of years later,-he came- thing is, a couple of years later, he came back later, when he came back to trttatn— later, when he came back to trttatn as— later, when he came back to britain as president, he talked atout— britain as president, he talked atout-ant— britain as president, he talked about-and he-ii about that day

former us president donald trump is in turnberry in scotland, visiting one of his golf resorts yesterdayr aberdeen. his trip coincides with a visit to the uk last week. by one of likely last week. by one of his likely rivals for the 2024 republican nomination , ron desantis. well nomination, ron desantis. well tomorrow night, in a world exclusive , nigel farage exclusive, nigel farage interviews donald trump from his golf estate in turnberry, scotland . that's here on gb news scotland. that's here on gb news tomorrow at 7:00. now, the king and the queen consort have met with rishi sunak and sir keir starmer today. a reception was held at the palace of westminster ahead of his majesty's coronation along with the prime minister and the leader of the opposition. the monarch with other monarch also met with other members of parliament. you're up to date . i'll members of parliament. you're up to date. i'll be members of parliament. you're up to date . i'll be back members of parliament. you're up to date. i'll be back in an hours to date. i'll be back in an hour's time. see you then . hour's

we were with him turnberry the other week, him in turnberry the other week, as the interview, i as heed uncovered? i think jacob's right. in january, the think jacob's right. in january, tne wtt— think jacob's right. in january, tne rrat wee— think jacob's right. in january, the imf was saying that the entren— the imf was saying that the british economy was going to eontreet— british economy was going to contract-0.6. _ british economy was going to contract-0.6. this- british economy was going to contract 0.6. this year, contract by 0.6. this year, neeetwetw— contract by 0.6. this year, massively reported across the neneteen— massively reported across the mainstream broadcasters . of mainstream broadcasters. of oweeteet— mainstream broadcasters. of course, just last— mainstream broadcasters. of course, just last week they were eewtng — course, just last week they were eewtng tne — course, just last week they were eewtng tne tt— course, just last week they were saying the uk economy was going to eontreet— saying the uk economy was going to tontreet by— saying the uk economy was going t

now the former us president, donald trump, is in turnberry in scotland, visiting one of his golf resortshe menie estate near aberdeen. his trip coincided with a visit to the uk last week by one of his likely rivals for the 2024 republican nomination , the 2024 republican nomination, ron desantis . and tomorrow night ron desantis. and tomorrow night here on gb news in a world exclusive, nigel farage will be interviewing donald trump from his golf estate in turnberry. in scotland. you can see it here tomorrow night . at 7:00. tomorrow night. at 7:00. teachers across england have been striking today in an ongoing dispute over pay with hundreds marching outside the department of education . in department of education. in april, members of the national education union overwhelming rejected a pay offer . the new, rejected a pay offer. the new, along with three other teaching unions , has rejected an offer unions, has rejected an offer which included a100 £0 one off payment and a 4.3% pay rise for most staff in september. today's walkout was the fifth undertaken by educators this year, causing

we were with him turnberry the other week, him in turnberry the other week, as the interview, i as hencovered? i think jacob's right. in january, the think jacob's right. in january, tne wtt— think jacob's right. in january, tne rrat wee— think jacob's right. in january, the imf was saying that the entren— the imf was saying that the british economy was going to eontreet— british economy was going to contract-0.6. _ british economy was going to contract-0.6. this- british economy was going to contract 0.6. this year, contract by 0.6. this year, neeetwetw— contract by 0.6. this year, massively reported across the neneteen— massively reported across the mainstream broadcasters . of mainstream broadcasters. of oweeteet— mainstream broadcasters. of course, just last— mainstream broadcasters. of course, just last week they were eewtng — course, just last week they were eewtng tne — course, just last week they were eewtng tne tt— course, just last week they were saying the uk economy was going to eontreet— saying the uk economy was going to tontreet by— saying the uk economy was going to co

. cerbebnby— an appearance here at turnberry . cerbebnby yew— an appearance here at turnberry .ood morning before we need enybnbng— into the good morning before we read anything into— into the good morning before we read anything into fact that read anything into the fact that benebe— read anything into the fact that benebe-nee— read anything into the fact that donald-has-thisl donald trump has timed this webb— donald trump has timed this web en— donald trump has timed this visit on coronation weekend , and visit on coronation weekend, and is visit on coronation weekend, and belnebbng— visit on coronation weekend, and belnebbng be— visit on coronation weekend, and is.hoping to steal— visit on coronation weekend, and is hoping to steal little is he hoping to steal a little bit is he hoping to steal a little bbb-ebebbbgnb- is he hoping to steal a little bit-spotlight .7 - is he hoping to steal a little bit spotlight ? “4113" bit of the spotlight? yeah, i een-b— bit of the spotlight? yeah, i don't imagine— bit of the spotlight? yeah, i don't imagine it's a coincidence. bev. you kno

well, of course i was in turnberry yesterday, but here it is and if you want to is folks.roach-things- very keen on this apologising approach things over which approach for things over which you— approach for things over which vew neve— approach for things over which you have absolutely no response entity.— you have absolutely no response etiiitv-geing- you have absolutely no response etiiitv. -geing te- you have absolutely no response ability. going to have ability. but we're going to have eeeeie— ability. but we're going to have. people—counter—argue people putting the counter—argue eent— people putting the counter—argue eeeent-tnint— people putting the counter—argue accent think viewers accent to and i think viewers witt— accent to and i think viewers wit—te- accent to and i think viewers witi—te neenl accent to and i think viewers. will—to hear what will be interested to hear what the will be interested to hear what tne-ie— will be interested to hear what tne-ie . — will be interested to hear what tne-ie . se- will be interested to hear what tne-ie. so we- will be inte

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