welby? well well, _ with you? your reaction to woke? welby? well well, look, i mean, i welby?sam fox in the studio. we've heer— sam fox in the studio. we've heeh esddhg— sam fox in the studio. we've been asking you— sam fox in the studio. we've been asking you on twitter rehdghr.— been asking you on twitter tonight, should— been asking you on twitter tonight, should the sun bring heed— tonight, should the sun bring heed rege— tonight, should the sun bring back page three? i will bring you— back page three? i will bring wew dhe— back page three? i will bring you the astonishing results of her— you the astonishing results of hheh dwhher— you the astonishing results of that twitter poll— you the astonishing results of that twitter poll in just a eerere— that twitter poll in just a eewede er— that twitter poll in just a couple of minutes time. but hrsh— couple of minutes time. but rdrsh. dhe— couple of minutes time. but first, the newsmaker hour, in whdeh— first, the newsmaker hour, in whdeh we— first, the newsmaker hour, in which we tackle— first, the newsmaker hour, in which we

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if justin welby is maybe rehhe— because if justin welby is maybe rehhe er— because if justin welby isinflux of people coming across hem mer— influx of people coming across from that perspective. is that her— from that perspective. is that her rhe— from that perspective. is that not the moral— from that perspective. is that not the moral biblical view to here— not the moral biblical view to here e — not the moral biblical view to here e he.— not the moral biblical view to have ? n0, there's- not the moral biblical view to have ? \rh'fn g have? no, there's nothing biblical about a one world approach that sounds like revelation . that sounds like end revelation. that sounds like end times, where to avoid one world government. and this is one of the reasons voted against the the reasons i voted against the eu and i don't the wef and eu and i don't like the wef and the where he right is the who. where he is right is that we should be challenging these situations at home. so where illegal where are these illegal immigrants coming we immigrants coming from? we should to help them should be l

is kind clear to me that welby is kind of clear to me that welby is kind or-a— clear to me that welbyrvening politically. i think, if a if a if think, look, if a if a if a policy— think, look, if a if a if a policy which— think, look, if a if a if a policy which he advocates fails, mopoay— policy which he advocates fails, mopoay moras— policy which he advocates fails, nobody holds them accountable for nobody holds them accountable ror ir— nobody holds them accountable for rr wim— nobody holds them accountable for rr wrm am— nobody holds them accountable for it with an elected politician,— for it with an elected politician, you go to the people:— politician, you go to the peopler you _ politician, you go to the people, you get a mandate. if you— people, you get a mandate. if you ao— people, you get a mandate. if you do whar— people, you get a mandate. if you do what you— people, you get a mandate. if you do what you said you were going— you do what you said you were going ro— you do what you said you were going o oo— you do what you said you were going ac do, you— you do what you said

is kind clear to me that welby is kind of clear to me that welby is kind or-a— clear to me that welbyrvening politically. i think, if a if a if think, look, if a if a if a policy— think, look, if a if a if a policy which— think, look, if a if a if a policy which he advocates fails, mopoay— policy which he advocates fails, mopoay moras— policy which he advocates fails, nobody holds them accountable for nobody holds them accountable ror ir— nobody holds them accountable for rr wim— nobody holds them accountable for rr wrm am— nobody holds them accountable for it with an elected politician,— for it with an elected politician, you go to the people:— politician, you go to the peopler you _ politician, you go to the people, you get a mandate. if you— people, you get a mandate. if you ao— people, you get a mandate. if you do whar— people, you get a mandate. if you do what you— people, you get a mandate. if you do what you said you were going— you do what you said you were going ro— you do what you said you were going o oo— you do what you said you were going ac do, you— you do what you said

welby nlneell— stand up to the zeitgeist. welby nlneell noe— stand up to the zeitgeist.. lney ole— making these people accountable. they are financially independent, politically independent— independent, politically independent, politically independent, institutionally independent.— independent, institutionally independent. all we can do is lun— independent. all we can do is lunn ou— independent. all we can do is turn our backs— independent. all we can do is turn our backs on— independent. all we can do is turn our backs on them and say lney-we— turn our backs on them and say lney-we loll— turn our backs on them and say they've lost the _ turn our backs on them and say they've lost the plot. i'm a very— they've lost the plot. i'm a very disenchanted anglican , i very disenchanted anglican, i have to tell you, gavin, final thought. as one of our beloved late queens former chaplains, what did you think of the coronation on saturday? well, i loved it. we do pageant- loved it. we do pageant wonderfully— loved it. we do pageant wonderfully .- loved it. we do pageant wonderful

welby nlnooll— stand up to the zeitgeist. welby nlnooll noo— stand up to the zeitgeist.countable. lnoy ono— making these people accountable. they are financially independent, politically independent— independent, politically independent, politically independent, institutionally independent.— independent, institutionally independent. all we can do is dunn— independent. all we can do is ounn oun— independent. all we can do is turn our backs— independent. all we can do is turn our backs on— independent. all we can do is turn our backs on them and say lnoy-wo— turn our backs on them and say lnoy-yo looo— turn our backs on them and say they've lost the _ turn our backs on them and say they've lost the plot. i'm a wow— they've lost the plot. i'm a very disenchanted anglican , i very disenchanted anglican, i have to tell you, gavin, final thought. as one of our beloved late queens former chaplains, what did you think of the coronation on saturday? well, i loved it. we do pageant- loved it. we do pageant wonderfully— loved it. we do pageant wonderfully .- loved it. we do pageant

i welby has picked the wrong issue . t tmmt— welby has picked the wrong issue . tttrmt tee-e— welby hasral , to allow say that's immoral, to allow people to make that treacherous , dangerous, immoral to in change communities. tom, we'll bnng change communities. tom, we'll trtmg trmg— change communities. tom, we'll trtmg trtmg yew— change communities. tom, we'll bring bring you in.— change communities. tom, we'll bring bring you in. i— change communities. tom, we'll bring bring you in. i was- bring bring you in. i was wetemmg— bring bring you in. i was watching some footage yesterday. i watching some footage yesterday. t metre— watching some footage yesterday. t there— watching some footage yesterday. i mean, there are— watching some footage yesterday. i mean, there are now it is even metmg— i mean, there are now it is even metmg rt— i mean, there are now it is even metmg tt eme— i mean, there are now it is even making it onto other channels. wewtt— making it onto other channels. wewtt wee— making it onto other channels. would you believe the impact treet— would you believe the impact th

woke welby 7 did the britain— right to stand up to woke welby ?from o— desserts? and as a man is turned away from o poem— desserts? and as a man is turned away from a posh restaurant for dressing— away from a posh restaurant for meeemg too— away from a posh restaurant for dressing too casually , has dressing too casually, has omom— dressing too casually, has britain gone— dressing too casually, has britain gone scruffy? plus, amid the ongoing— britain gone scruffy? plus, amid me ongoing ow— britain gone scruffy? plus, amid the ongoing row at itv regarding phillip— the ongoing row at itv regarding phillip schofield,— the ongoing row at itv regarding phillip schofield, i've got a big— phillip schofield, i've got a big announcement at ten. you wow-e— big announcement at ten. you wont wom— big announcement at ten. you we wont to— big announcement at ten. you won't want to miss it. plus your emote— won't want to miss it. plus your emoie ,— won't want to miss it. plus your emails , especially— won't want to miss it. plus your emails , especially the spi

welby is that if he can't speak eetltnie— welby is that if he can't speak out-this, what— welby is thatet's examine what— let's let's not you know, let's examine what he's saying. the reint— examine what he's saying. the eeint te— examine what he's saying. the peint ie. vee— examine what he's saying. the point is, you're quite right, renn— point is, you're quite right, tenn tnet— point is, you're quite right, john, that that— point is, you're quite right, john, that that there must be a et— john, that that there must be a means of servicing these people, getting— means of servicing these people, getting tnem— means of servicing these people, putting them through the process in tne— putting them through the process in the countries— putting them through the process in the countries where they vnere— in the countries where they vvnere tnev— in the countries where they where they are. _ in the countries where they where they are. we don't have eniv— where they are. we don't have eniv ter— where they are. we don't have entv ter neng— where they are. we don't have only for hong kong and ukra

justin welby did not hold back, using language like morally acceptable, damaging the u.k.'rest at home and abroad. why does he feel the need to make this intervention today? reporter: i think he did because he had a long-standing opposition, so when the government announced intentions to deport people who arrived by legal routes to rwanda, he stated the policy was ungodly. he would like the u.k. to be seen as a safe haven for refugees, and he also quoted the bible today, as well, and suggested that we should be openly hosted strangers. he is saying he worries about people from the poorest parts of the world being discriminated against. he does have a platform from which to make his arguments. i think from the government's points of view, they think he is not have a monopoly on what is and is not. their argument is it is normal for them to say that people losing their lives in the english channel, coming to this country, and people smugglers are profiting and trying to stop the trade is a moral and political issue. that argument is going to range, but what was important abou

but justin welby spoke of the bill's tottwwe— welby spoke of the bill's tottwwe to— welby spoke of thetually what the government well like government might well like is this thwarted in lords this to be thwarted in the lords right? would then at least give the government give the the government the, give the opposition sorry, give the government beat the government a stick to beat the opposition saying, well, opposition by saying, well, frankly prevented frankly you've prevented us from introducing legislation frankly you've prevented us from introtheyig legislation frankly you've prevented us from introthey think legislation frankly you've prevented us from introthey think legpublici that they think the public ultimately the ultimately wants. yeah, the victimisation— ultimately wants. yeah, the victimisation ,_ ultimately wants. yeah, the victimisation ,.it- ultimately wants. yeah, thei victimisation ,.it-the victimisation, as it were, the temp— victimisation, as it were, the tnwnp oppnooen— victimisation, as it were, the trump approach , as some have trump approach, as some have eott

justin welby , handbrake turn.n welby, the archbishop of canterbury, caused a stir today by delivering a marked critique of the government's illegal migration bill in the house of lords . the intervention comes lords. the intervention comes just days after he himself anointed our sovereign inside westminster abbey. i will be discussing the relationship between church and state with an anglican clergyman who knows all about it . the popular, well about it. the popular, well known building society , skipton known building society, skipton has notably announced the return of 100% mortgages for first time buyers will this move solve the relentless problem of getting young people on the housing ladder or is it a perilous move following the disastrous 2008 financial crisis .7 i have just financial crisis? i have just the man to discuss this topic with me in the studio and in investment bank goldman sachs delivered a stark warning that gas bills could treble by the end of this year. and with the crypto socialist energy bi

elite like justin welby, who tho — liberal elite like justin welby, who are the reckless and hhuhohonhumane ones in my digest. hoot,— inhumane ones in my digest. hoot, they-to— inhumane ones in my digest. next, they're my— inhumane ones in my digest. next, they're my superstar panel . weigh— next, they're my superstar panel . weigh h.— next, they're my superstar panel . weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by oohhto— . weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by dominic samuels, adam brooks, and matthew— by dominic samuels, adam brooks, and matthew lazor. _ by dominic samuels, adam brooks, and matthew lazor. also on the way— and matthew lazor. also on the wow oo— and matthew lazor. also on the way at thhoo— and matthew lazor. also on the way as prince harry's ghost—writer speaks out about the ooh-o— ghost—writer speaks out about the pair's blazing— ghost—writer speaks out about the pair's blazing roles is star notw— the pair's blazing roles is star daily hott— the pair's blazing roles is star daily mail columnist sarah wothwheht— daily mail columnist sarah wainwright that the duke has gone— wainwright

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i'm— there's a couple of things which isjust welby. i'm seeing the is just in welby.lly,— yeah. and then this is something that i actually, because i spend most— that i actually, because i spend most ot— that i actually, because i spend most ot ny— that i actually, because i spend most of my time— that i actually, because i spend most of my time in scotland, tnere— most of my time in scotland, tnere ore— most of my time in scotland, there are plans— most of my time in scotland, there are plans ,_ most of my time in scotland, there are plans , so we have there are plans, so we have tttterent— there are plans, so we have different purchasing property tone— different purchasing property tone ont— different purchasing property laws and all— different purchasing property laws and all that kind of thing. but laws and all that kind of thing. not prone— laws and all that kind of thing. but plans-abolish- laws and all that kind of thing. but plans abolish feudal but plans to abolish feudal teoee— but plans to abolish feudal lease system— but plans to abolish feudal lease syste

welby unacceptable. so justin welby ettt— unacceptable. so justin welby ettt the— unacceptable.moral ones as well. i do respect , i respect it very do respect, i respect it very much— do respect, i respect it very much tht— do respect, i respect it very much and the— do respect, i respect it very much and the house of lords is a tetttw— much and the house of lords is a tetttw eeetete— much and the house of lords is a really precious, important part of really precious, important part et ew— really precious, important part of our constitution. however wtth — of our constitution. however wtth the — of our constitution. however with the greater— of our constitution. however with the greater respect, i ten-t— with the greater respect, i teh-t agree— with the greater respect, i don't agree with what he said. i het— don't agree with what he said. i just ten-t— don't agree with what he said. i just don't think— don't agree with what he said. i just don't think it— don't agree with what he said. i just don't think it is moral to thew— just don't think it is moral to tltew eeeete— just do

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i'm— there's a couple of things which isjust welby. i'm seeing the is just in welby. actually,— yeah. and then this is something that i actually, because i spend most— that i actually, because i spend most ot— that i actually, because i spend most ot ny— that i actually, because i spend most of my time— that i actually, because i spend most of my time in scotland, tnere— most of my time in scotland, tnere ore— most of my time in scotland, there are plans— most of my time in scotland, there are plans ,_ most of my time in scotland, there are plans , so we have there are plans, so we have tttterent— there are plans, so we have different purchasing property tone— different purchasing property tone ont— different purchasing property laws and all— different purchasing property laws and all that kind of thing. but laws and all that kind of thing. not prone— laws and all that kind of thing. but plans-abolish- laws and all that kind of thing. but plans abolish feudal but plans to abolish feudal teoee— but plans to abolish feudal lease system— but plans to abolish feudal lease

let's have a listen to justin welby. it is isolationist, it i justin welby.criticisms concern you? - those are seen here. do his criticisms concern you? i i those are seen here. do his i criticisms concern you? i listen with a great — criticisms concern you? i listen with a great amount _ criticisms concern you? i listen with a great amount of - criticisms concern you? i listen with a great amount of respectj criticisms concern you? i listen i with a great amount of respect or anything — with a great amount of respect or anything he says, but the fact of the matter is we need to stop the abhorrent— the matter is we need to stop the abhorrent trade in human life that is taking _ abhorrent trade in human life that is taking place on the channel. we believe _ is taking place on the channel. we believe this bill will do that. we need _ believe this bill will do that. we need to— believe this bill will do that. we need to ensure that people traffickers are stopped. we need to ensure _ traffickers are stopped. we need to ensure that we free up space so that we can—

he is the archbishop justin welby channel in small boats. tackle the long—term and global nature of the problem. long-term and global nature of the roblem. , , , .. problem. even if this bill succeeded in temporarily _ problem. even if this bill succeeded in temporarily stopping _ problem. even if this bill succeeded in temporarily stopping the - problem. even if this bill succeeded in temporarily stopping the boats, i in temporarily stopping the boats, and i don't think it will, it won't stop conflict or climate migration and the ipcc forecast that climate change by itself let alone the conflicts it is already causing, will lead to at least 800 million more refugees per year in total by 2050. and what if other countries follow suit? the unhcr has warned that the bill could lead to the collapse of the international system that protects refugees. is that what we want, the united kingdom's contribution to be in our leadership?— contribution to be in our leadership? our political correspondent _ leadership? our political correspondent has - lea

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archbishop justin welby doing the honors.he significance of this. monarchy is anointed by god and rule by divine right. few people subscribe to that belief now. the last person to really believe in the divine right of kings was sir winston churchill. the late prime minister. nevertheless, this is shown in the coronation and the king remains even in a secular age to supreme governor of the church of england. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ praise him praise him ♪ ♪ praise the king ever more ♪ ♪ angels help us to adore him ♪ ♪ praise him praise him ♪ ♪ praise with us the god of grace ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> in the closing moments of king charles coronation, momentarily, king and queen stepped away from the cameras and will emerge and emerge in the i am per ya'll state crown ahead of the head of king charles and await the procession al in the driving rain here in london where they will greet the crowd here which assembled on the streets of london to greet them. we will carry that procession as it happens in a few moments from no

,ithink_ anyway welby as a voice of moral authority, ithink the _ anyway welby as a voice of moral authorityink would reeoentee— most people i think would recognise them in the street and nee— recognise them in the street and ne-e uetne— recognise them in the street and ne-e uetne nte— recognise them in the street and he's using his platform not as a notttteten— he's using his platform not as a politician, but— he's using his platform not as a politician, but actually as a note— politician, but actually as a moral arbitrator— politician, but actually as a moral arbitrator to say that your— moral arbitrator to say that your government has got not my eoeent — your government has got not my government. it's— your government has got not my government. it's his- your government has got not my government. . government. it's his majesty's. his people are always trying to give me the government. henry, are you going to give— give me the government. henry, are you going to give me- g g henry, are you going to give me a government? _ are you going to give me a government? ' iti e g government? are you

, _ down, which i am sure written by archbishop welby, going down the rlghr— archbishop welby, goingesent the bible to the soverelgh— present the bible to the sovereign and has been at prevlous— sovereign and has been at previous coronations since 19. lhls— previous coronations since 19. lhls ls— previous coronations since 19. lhls ls hor— previous coronations since 19. this is not well,— previous coronations since 19. this is not well, it was in less.— this is not well, it was in less. lur— this is not well, it was in 1953, but equally , of course, 1953, but equally, of course, he— 1953, but equally, of course, the monarch— 1953, but equally, of course, the monarch has— 1953, but equally, of course, the monarch has to swear special oerhs— the monarch has to swear special oerhs ro— the monarch has to swear special oaths to protect— the monarch has to swear special oaths to protect the _ the monarch has to swear special oaths to protect the has already lone— oaths to protect the has already lohe so— oaths to protect the has already lohe so ehl— oaths to protect the has already done so

she, archbishop welby and other bishops involved chose to get to westminster abbey on foot. of the type of occasion this was, to accommodate his observance of the jewish sabbath, he had a sleepover at stjames's palace so he didn't have to use a car. and though the new multi—faith elements of the day were evident from the start, it was clear this was a deeply christian service, inspired as it is by the biblical description of the anointing of king solomon. but to have catholic, methodist, pentecostal and greek orthodox leaders participate broke the mould. may god pour upon you the riches of his grace. and so did non—christians presenting items of regalia to the king, like lord narendra patel. i was privileged to be asked to play that part. having rehearsed it several times, i was still extremely nervous. what if i dropped the ring? it would be straight to the tower! just before leaving the abbey, the newly crowned king was greeted by different faith representatives. this was certainly more diverse than any coronation before, but there might be questions about where the large

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justin welby admitted exceeding the 20—mile—an—hour limit not farfrom lambeth palace in central londonming landscape changed when nintendo released the legend of zelda: breath of the wild. sales worldwide were £1.3 billion. that's more than the highest grossing film of 2017, star wars: the lastjedi, which madejust over a billion. well, today, nintendo finally released the long—anticipated sequel, the legend of zelda: tears of the kingdom, and critics are calling its release one of the most important pop culture events of the year. our technology correspondent, marc cieslak, has that story. elf—like hero link leaps into his latest adventure on a nintendo switch console. around the world, fans have queued through the night to get their hands on the legend of zelda: tears of the kingdom. i100% believe that this game is going to be like nothing anybody has seen. everyone is excited about it because it's like, how do you follow a masterpiece? a role—playing game set in a fantasy world, the player stars as link, charged with rescuing princess zelda. players are encouraged to build and craft

justin welby admitted exceeding the 20mph limit not farfrom lambeth palace in central london last octobersk has named his replacement as chief executive of twitter. the advertising executive linda yakarino, formerly with the american media giant nbc universal, will take over in six weeks. one of her biggest tasks is to win advertisers back, as james clayton reports from caifornia. it's never always clear when elon musk is being serious. when i asked him about who the new chief executive was last month, this was his answer. i'm not the ceo. my dog is the ceo. behind thejokes, though, it was clear that he needed to find a new chief executive. he was getting increasingly stressed at having to run three major tech companies — twitter, tesla and spacex. predictably in a tweet he announced a new chief executive, linda yaccarino, the nbc universal exec is the former head of advertising. many of you in this room know me and know i pride myself on my work ethic, but, buddy, i met my match. she is described by colleagues as visionary and fearless and knows advertising inside out. this isn'tjust a s

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speaking in the house of lords, justin welby said the illegal migration bill would not stop small boatility" towards refugees. the immigration minister robertjenrick has told the bbc that the plan — to have migrants who arrive illegally detained and then deported to rwanda — is supported by the public. here's our political editor, chris mason. 115,000 migrants crossed these waters last year — more than 6,500 have so far this year. the government acknowledges this is out of control and wants to do something about it. but its plan is now colliding and religious opposition. it is isolationist. it is morally unacceptable and politically impractical to let the poorest countries deal with the crisis alone and cut our international aid. it risks great damage to the uk's interest and reputation, at home and abroad. the government says it will create more safe and legal routes to claim asylum once illegal immigration is under control. this planned new law aims to make it clear that people who enter the uk illegally won't be able to remain here. instead, ministers want to send them home or to rw

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justin welby said it wouldn't fulfil the prime minister rishi sunak�*s pledged to stop the boats and the two key causes of international migration, the climate crisis and war. immigration minister robertjenrick said justin welby was wrong and the bill would be a serious deterrent. here is how justin welby outlined why in his opinion the proposals don't tackle the problem. opinion the proposals don't tackle the problem-— the problem. even if this bill succeeded — the problem. even if this bill succeeded in _ the problem. even if this bill succeeded in temporarily - the problem. even if this bill - succeeded in temporarily stopping the boats, and i don't think it will, it won't stop conflict or climate migration. the ipcc forecast that climate change by itself, let alone the conflict it is already causing, will lead to at least 800 million more refugees a year in total by 2050. and what if other countries follow suit? the unhcr has warned that the bill could lead to the collapse of the international system that protects refugees. is that what we want? the united kingdom's contribution

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justin welby was speeding in london. justin welby ordered— speeding in london.on his licence for— given three points on his licence for exceeding a 20 mile an nonr— licence for exceeding a 20 mile an nonr speed— licence for exceeding a 20 mile an hour speed limit last october the an hour speed limit last october rne nearing— an hour speed limit last october the hearing was— an hour speed limit last october the hearing was held on the same day ne— the hearing was held on the same day ne moie— the hearing was held on the same day ne made a— the hearing was held on the same day he made a rare— the hearing was held on the same day he made a rare intervention in ine— day he made a rare intervention in one nonse— day he made a rare intervention in the house of— day he made a rare intervention in the house of lords, condemning- in the house of lords, condemning the government's pians— condemning the government's pians io— condemning the government's plans to tackle— condemning the government's plans to tackle the small boats crisis— plans to tackle the small boats cris

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