away . n0 spin, no away. n0 spin, no bias, away. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight,— censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight, team — censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight, team boris- cc; i'm dan wootton. tonight, team boris fights back in a— tonight, team boris fights back in a bombshell.— tonight, team boris fights back in a bombshell. new podcast, the ex—pm-s— in a bombshell. new podcast, the ex—pm-s comms— in a bombshell. new podcast, the ex—pm's comms chief counters the relentless— ex—pm's comms chief counters the relentless msm_ ex—pm's comms chief counters the relentless msm and— ex—pm's comms chief counters the relentless msm and establishment plot to— relentless msm and establishment plot to destroy— relentless msm and establishment plot to destroy his— relentless msm and establishment plot to destroy his former boss-s— plot to destroy his former boss's reputation in revealing that— boss's reputation in revealing that boj'o— boss's reputation in revealing that bojo took— boss's reputation in revealing that bojo took on rishi tattygtte— that bojo took on rishi partygate witch hunter in chief

sue— partygate witch hunter in chief sue tray— partygate witch hunter in chief sue etty ant— partygate witch hunter in chief sue gray and even the king tuttng— sue gray and even the king tuttng tts— sue gray and even the king during his final— sue gray and even the king during his final days in power. cttttes— during his final days in power. cttttes tat— during his final days in power. charles had been— during his final days in power. charles had been critical- during his final days in power. charles had been critical of government policy on small boats. most prime ministers would have let it drop. not boris. he squared up and confronted the man who is now king. i'll explain why you stmpty— king. i'll explain why you stmpty can-t— king. i'll explain why you simply can't ride- g i'll explain why you simply can't ride a barnstorming torts— simply can't ride a barnstorming boris comeback— simply can't ride a barnstorming boris comeback off in my digest next. — boris comeback off in my digest text. then— boris comeback off in my digest text. then my— boris comeback off in my digest next. then my superstar panel wetgt— next. then my superstar panel wetgt tn.— next. then my superstar panel weigh in. tonight,— next. then my superstar panel weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by amanda— weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by amanda patel,— weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by amanda patel, calvin robinson ant— amanda patel, calvin robinson ant rebecca— amanda patel, calvin robinson and rebecca reid. also coming up taatgtt— and rebecca reid. also coming up taatgtt as— and rebecca reid. also coming up tonight as prince— and rebecca reid. also coming up tonight as prince harry moves tact— tonight as prince harry moves tact ta— tonight as prince harry moves back to montecito after his tamtttattag— back to montecito after his humiliating coronation appearance— humiliating coronation appearance ,- humiliating coronation appearance , will he return to appearance, will he return to neenan— appearance, will he return to negnan nttn— appearance, will he return to meghan with an— appearance, will he return to meghan with an even bigger chip on me— meghan with an even bigger chip on his shoulder?— meghan with an even bigger chip on his shoulder? star us teannattet— on his shoulder? star us journalist meghan kelly joins me etateette— journalist meghan kelly joins me stateside shortly— journalist meghan kelly joins me stateside shortly to break down a nantttne— stateside shortly to break down a humbling weekend for the statue— a humbling weekend for the status obsessed— a humbling weekend for the status obsessed sussexes their an esteemed— status obsessed sussexes their an esteemed biographer tom bower neveaet— an esteemed biographer tom bower neveaet any— an esteemed biographer tom bower neveaet nny ne— an esteemed biographer tom bower reveals why he thinks the vindictive _ reveals why he thinks the vindictive couple will get even naetten— vindictive couple will get even naetten-nany— vindictive couple will get even nastier- harry was- nastier after harry was embarrassed- nastier after harry was embarrassed with the world natentne— embarrassed with the world natentng nte— embarrassed with the world watching his uncanceled later in the watching his uncanceled later in tne anew— watching his uncanceled later in tne enen ant— watching his uncanceled later in the show and were— watching his uncanceled later in the show and were these comments nan— the show and were these comments nan wate— the show and were these comments nan note ttv— the show and were these comments from woke itv commentators tanne— from woke itv commentators tanng tne— from woke itv commentators during the weekend's historic

eent— during the weekend's historic events racist— during the weekend's historic events racist that thought that you events racist that thought that yea knew— events racist that thought that you knew a— events racist that thought that yea knew a tet— events racist that thought that you know a lot of— events racist that thought that you know a lot of the times it att— you know a lot of the times it at teet— you know a lot of the times it at teat ven— you know a lot of the times it did look very white it did look ttnt— did look very white it did look ttnt et— did look very white it did look ttnt at ute— did look very white it did look kind of like it— did look very white it did look kind of like it probably did in test. — kind of like it probably did in test. ne— kind of like it probably did in 1953. me that— kind of like it probably did in 1953. me that we've- kind of like it probably did in 1953. g 1953. me that we've gone from the rich diversity of the abbey to a terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that . dr. drew very struck by that. dr. drew powell, very struck by that. dr. drew tenett, nuan— very struck by that. dr. drew powell, bush ,_ very struck by that. dr. drew powell, bush , rich- wig f dr. drew powell, bush , rich and bogle do powell, bush, rich and bogle do tatte— powell, bush, rich and bogle do tattte en— powell, bush, rich and bogle do tattte an tne— powell, bush, rich and bogle do battle on the race— powell, bush, rich and bogle do battle on the race baiting broadcasters— battle on the race baiting broadcasters coronation coverage enenty— broadcasters coronation coverage enenty .— broadcasters coronation coverage enenty . atte— broadcasters coronation coverage enenty . atee en— broadcasters coronation coverage shortly . also on the way loose shortly. also on the way loose women— shortly. also on the way loose wenen teeent— shortly. also on the way loose women legend carol mcgiffin treate— women legend carol mcgiffin treats net— women legend carol mcgiffin breaks her silence live tettentne— breaks her silence live following bombshell reports that her following bombshell reports that nen conn— following bombshell reports that her covid views— following bombshell reports that her covid views were behind her, anne— her covid views were behind her, axing nan — her covid views were behind her, axing nan tne— her covid views were behind her, axing from the show that she spent— axing from the show that she spent tne— axing from the show that she spent two decades starring on nae— spent two decades starring on nae wate— spent two decades starring on nae note tw— spent two decades starring on has woke itv, made a nasty habit of has woke itv, made a nasty habit at eeneenne— has woke itv, made a nasty habit of censoring its— has woke itv, made a nasty habit of censoring its biggest stars. or of censoring its biggest stars. en te— of censoring its biggest stars. en te tnene— of censoring its biggest stars. or is there more— of censoring its biggest stars. or is there more to the story? catat— or is there more to the story? cant sneake— or is there more to the story? carol speaks out— or is there more to the story? carol speaks out exclusively tater— carol speaks out exclusively tater tn— carol speaks out exclusively tater tn tne — carol speaks out exclusively later in the show. plus as cops eenttrn— later in the show. plus as cops eenttrn tney— later in the show. plus as cops confirm they are— later in the show. plus as cops confirm they are investigating the confirm they are investigating tne eneettne— confirm they are investigating the shocking assault by a trans startaete— the shocking assault by a trans starbucks employee. i'm himars. call starbucks employee. i'm himars. eat me— starbucks employee. i'm himars. call me transphobic ever. 4:3. cc» call me transphobic ever. you do not know— call me transphobic ever. you do not know me.— call me transphobic ever. you do not know me. you— call me transphobic ever. you do

not know me. you bakhmut. well, it's the coffee giant right- not know me. you bakhmut. well, it's the coffee giant right to- it's the coffee giant right to sack— it's the coffee giant right to sack rte— it's the coffee giant right to sack its bigoted— it's the coffee giant right to sack its bigoted barista. women-e— sack its bigoted barista. women's rights activist kelly j. keane— women's rights activist kelly j. keane weane— women's rights activist kelly j. keane weighs in— women's rights activist kelly j. keane weighs in as ever. stay tuned— keane weighs in as ever. stay tuned because— keane weighs in as ever. stay tuned because we're going to nave— tuned because we're going to have tomorrow's— tuned because we're going to have tomorrow's newspaper front pages— have tomorrow's newspaper front nageeter— have tomorrow's newspaper front pagesforyou-_ have tomorrow's newspaper front page tartan. net— have tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you. hot off the pete— pages for you. hot off the press, including that breaking news-donald— press, including that breaking news donald trump and a brand news on donald trump and a brand news on donald trump and a brand ereateet— news on donald trump and a brand new greatest britain— news on donald trump and a brand new greatest britain union. jack nttt— new greatest britain union. jack nttt te— new greatest britain union. jack will be crowned— new greatest britain union. jack will be crowned before the night is will be crowned before the night te eat. — will be crowned before the night te eat. tne— will be crowned before the night te eat. tnte te— will be crowned before the night is out. this is dan— will be crowned before the night is out. this is dan wootton. tenant— is out. this is dan wootton. tenant eet-e— is out. this is dan wootton. tonight let's go— is out. this is dan wootton. tonight let's go . tonight let's go. van-re- tonight let's go. you're watching gb news, nrttatn-e— you're watching gb news, britain's news— you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. boris tatee— britain's news channel. boris takes an— britain's news channel. boris takes an tne— britain's news channel. boris takes on the king and psycho sue gray.— takes on the king and psycho sue grav- tn— takes on the king and psycho sue gray- tn going— takes on the king and psycho sue gray- tn gang te— takes on the king and psycho sue gray. i'm going to reveal my tentat— gray. i'm going to reveal my rerttet en— gray. i'm going to reveal my verdict on that— gray. i'm going to reveal my verdict on that straight after natty— verdict on that straight after polly middlehurst . c: " g polly middlehurst. good evening. thank you very much. dan the top story this hour, a jury in new york has reached its verdict on the donald trump civil rape trial, concluding he did not rape magazine columnist at e!

jean carroll in the 1990s. however it did find that he sexually abused and defamed her. the 79 year old former columnist has been awarded $5 million in damages. trump has called the verdict a disgrace , adding it verdict a disgrace, adding it will be appealed during the seven day trial in manhattan , seven day trial in manhattan, federal court jurors were told mr trump raped her in a dressing room more than two decades ago. her defamation claim concerns a post made on trump's website, truth social in 2022, calling her allegations a hoax and a lie . republican candidate for arizona governor kari lake says it's a witch hunt against the former president. he is getting taunt— former president. he is getting taunt gantr— former president. he is getting taunt gattty ty— former president. he is getting taunt guttty by a— former president. he is getting found guilty by a jury- riti’x he is getting found guilty by a jury in cc" he is getting found guilty by a jury in new tart,— found guilty by a jury in new tart, ane— found guilty by a jury in new tart, at— found guilty by a jury in new york, one of the— found guilty by a jury in new york, one of the most liberal attes— york, one of the most liberal atttee tn— york, one of the most liberal cities in the— york, one of the most liberal cities in the world, frankly, in tne— cities in the world, frankly, in tne eauntru— cities in the world, frankly, in the country for— cities in the world, frankly, in the country for sure. and we've tutt— the country for sure. and we've just a— the country for sure. and we've seen just a constant witch hunt of seen just a constant witch hunt at tne— seen just a constant witch hunt at tnte nan— seen just a constant witch hunt at tnte ._ seen just a constant witch hunt of this man. i think they're trytnt— of this man. i think they're trytng ta— of this man. i think they're trytng ta eet— of this man. i think they're trying to set things up going tnta— trying to set things up going tnta tne— trying to set things up going into the election where he looks

so into the election where he looks ea tanatet— into the election where he looks so damaged that— into the election where he looks so damaged that they try to convince even— so damaged that they try to convince even a— so damaged that they try to convince even a few voters here ant— convince even a few voters here ant a— convince even a few voters here ant a ten— convince even a few voters here and a few voters— convince even a few voters here and a few voters there that tneu-re— and a few voters there that tney-re tutt— and a few voters there that they're just exhausted with him and they're just exhausted with him ant tneu— they're just exhausted with him ant tney neet— they're just exhausted with him and they need to— they're just exhausted with him and they need to move on. and i tan-t— and they need to move on. and i tan-t tetteve— and they need to move on. and i don't believe that— and they need to move on. and i don't believe that the people utt— don't believe that the people nttt ae— don't believe that the people will move on— don't believe that the people will move on from president trunn— will move on from president truna tnat— will move on from president trump that easily. �*ftt�*ricc trump that easily. well, the news here at home, the information commissioner's office won't taking office says it won't be taking any action against lancashire police over the disclosure of nicola bully's personal information on the force came under criticism after the 45 year old's body was discovered in the river wyre in february following a three week search. meanwhile, the police watchdog, the independent office for police conduct, also said it's identified two areas of learning after the force had contact with nicola bully in the days before she went missing. an independent review by the college of policing into the handling of the case is also underway . its the case is also underway. its findings will be published in the autumn. now the met police commissioner has defended his force's policing of the coronation after some criticism for the arrest of six protesters

ahead of the event . sir for the arrest of six protesters ahead of the event. sir mark rowley described the arrests as unfortunate but stressed he supports the arresting officer's actions . as the force confirmed, actions. as the force confirmed, the individual will face no further action after being stopped under the new public order act. the prime minister has also said today he supports people's right to protest, but that the new laws are needed to protect against serious disruption . now pharmacists will disruption. now pharmacists will be given the ability to give prescriptions without a gp sign off on the latest government plans to ease the pressure on doctors. under the measures, patients will be able to get treatments for seven common conditions, including a sore throat and ear infections, without the need to see a doctor. it's hoped the new guidelines, which will come into place this winter, will free up up to 15 million appointments at surgeries over the next couple of years. rishi sunak says the measures will also help cut waiting times for those seeking medical help . now, a marine medical help. now, a marine barge which will be used to

house migrants , has arrived in house migrants, has arrived in uk waters today . it's called the uk waters today. it's called the bibby stockholm . it docked in bibby stockholm. it docked in falmouth this morning . it's now falmouth this morning. it's now sitting there waiting to be refurbished ahead of its use as a housing centre. the three storey barge will be used for at least 18 months and can hold up to 500 people as they wait for their asylum claims to be processed . it's all part of processed. it's all part of a government scheme to move asylum seekers away from costly hotel accommoda nation. those are your latest news headlines you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio , and on the tunein app. you're with gb news. this is britain's news . news. channel for the past year , there has for the past year, there has been a relentless msm and establishment plot to destroy the reputation of boris johnson and finish off his chances of a

political comeback. well, finally today,— political comeback. well, finally today, some- c rift f f well, finally today, some balance from a una— finally today, some balance from a man who was there for the tatter— a man who was there for the tatter states— a man who was there for the latter stages of— a man who was there for the latter stages of his premiership as latter stages of his premiership ae rt— latter stages of his premiership ae tt nae— latter stages of his premiership as it was taken— latter stages of his premiership as it was taken down by the partygate— as it was taken down by the partygate farce. _ as it was taken down by the partygate farce. now zahawi , he partygate farce. now zahawi, he is partygate farce. now zahawi, he te vou— partygate farce. now zahawi, he is someone you might know who i'll is someone you might know who ttt never— is someone you might know who i'll never forget— is someone you might know who i'll never forget this from his verv— i'll never forget this from his very trtet— i'll never forget this from his very brief spell— i'll never forget this from his very brief spell here at gb tene— very brief spell here at gb news, which— very brief spell here at gb news, which finished in controversy _ news, which finished in controversy .- news, which finished in controversy . he, as he decided controversy. he, as he decided to controversy. he, as he decided ta tate— controversy. he, as he decided ta tate tne— controversy. he, as he decided to take the knee— controversy. he, as he decided to take the knee live on air in frant— to take the knee live on air in trant at— to take the knee live on air in trant at an— to take the knee live on air in front of an unimpressed merci rnarrautt— front of an unimpressed merci rnarrautt nut— front of an unimpressed merci marroqui. but he— front of an unimpressed merci marroqui. but he soon rebounded , attet— marroqui. but he soon rebounded , attet ta— marroqui. but he soon rebounded , attet ta join— marroqui. but he soon rebounded , added to join his— marroqui. but he soon rebounded , added to join his old boss, tarta— , added to join his old boss, boris johnson— , added to join his old boss, boris johnson ,_ , added to join his old boss, boris johnson , as his director boris johnson, as his director of communications. at number 10. just ae— of communications. at number 10. just as evervtntnt— of communications. at number 10. just as everything turned to euetart— just as everything turned to custard with— just as everything turned to custard with the plot to bring tawn— custard with the plot to bring tavn tne — custard with the plot to bring down the brexit_ custard with the plot to bring down the brexit and red wall enanntane— down the brexit and red wall champions succeeding arnie in a tantenett— champions succeeding arnie in a tantenett ,— champions succeeding arnie in a bombshell , all— champions succeeding arnie in a bombshell , all new boris podcast bombshell, all new boris podcast , nutteau— bombshell, all new boris podcast , eutteau te— bombshell, all new boris podcast , guiteau is revealing the secrete— , guiteau is revealing the secrets at— , guiteau is revealing the secrets of those final days as tne— secrets of those final days as tne aatttteat— secrets of those final days as the political career of boris. tven— the political career of boris. tven nav— the political career of boris. even now hangs— the political career of boris. even now hangs in the balance as he even now hangs in the balance as ne avvatte— even now hangs in the balance as ne avvatte a— even now hangs in the balance as he awaits a report— even now hangs in the balance as he awaits a report from the tantaraa— he awaits a report from the kangaroo court,— he awaits a report from the kangaroo court, otherwise known as kangaroo court, otherwise known ae tne— kangaroo court, otherwise known as the privileges— kangaroo court, otherwise known as the privileges committee. now tnere-e— as the privileges committee. now tnere-e tate— as the privileges committee. now tnere-e tate tn— as the privileges committee. now there's lots in this,— as the privileges committee. now there's lots in this, but most etenttteant— there's lots in this, but most significant is— there's lots in this, but most significant is the— there's lots in this, but most significant is the revelation tnat— significant is the revelation tnat tarta— significant is the revelation that boris was— significant is the revelation that boris was brave enough to tuare— that boris was brave enough to euaet ua— that boris was brave enough to euaet up ta— that boris was brave enough to euaet up ta tne— that boris was brave enough to square up to the now king, then

trtnee— square up to the now king, then trtnee at— square up to the now king, then prince of wales— square up to the now king, then prince of wales last year over his criticism— prince of wales last year over his criticism of— prince of wales last year over his criticism of the government's rwanda scheme his criticism of the— government's rwanda scheme , government's rwanda scheme, atntnt— government's rwanda scheme, atntnt ta— government's rwanda scheme, atntne ta stop— government's rwanda scheme, aiming to stop the boats . aiming to stop the boats. boris ant— aiming to stop the boats. boris ant tne— aiming to stop the boats. boris ant the man— aiming to stop the boats. boris and the man who— aiming to stop the boats. boris and the man who was then prince charles had to share a platform at an international summit in rwanda and prince charles had been critical of government policy on small boats. most prime ministers would have let it drop. not boris, he squared up and confronted the man who is now king, challenging him. he also criticised the speeches about human slavery, warning prince charles, i wouldn't do that if i was you or before you know it, you'll have to sell the duchy of cornwall to pay reparations to those who built it . nato also reveals boris it. nato also reveals boris vvteetv— it. nato also reveals boris wisely advised— e nato also reveals boris wisely advised the monarch to avatt— wisely advised the monarch to avatt aaentnt— wisely advised the monarch to avoid opening the door to ntetarte— avoid opening the door to historic reparations for etaverv— historic reparations for slavery, but- historic reparations for slavery, but was ignored by cnartee— slavery, but was ignored by charles, who— slavery, but was ignored by charles, who went ahead with tnta— charles, who went ahead with this address— charles, who went ahead with this address . _ charles, who went ahead with this address. i— charles, who went ahead with this address . this address. i want to acknowledge that the roots of our contemporary association run deep into the most painful penod deep into the most painful period of our history. i cannot

describe the depths- period of our history. i cannot describe the depths of- : ” " serirg i cannot describe the depths of my aereanat— describe the depths of my personal sorrow at the suffering of personal sorrow at the suffering at ea— personal sorrow at the suffering at ea nanv— personal sorrow at the suffering at ea nanv ae— personal sorrow at the suffering at ea nanv ae ._ personal sorrow at the suffering of so many as i continue to teenen— of so many as i continue to teenen tn— of so many as i continue to teeaen tn nv— of so many as i continue to deepen in my own understanding of deepen in my own understanding at etaverv-e— deepen in my own understanding of slavery's enduring impact . of slavery's enduring impact. nut— of slavery's enduring impact. nut tne— of slavery's enduring impact. but the boris— of slavery's enduring impact. but the boris was— of slavery's enduring impact. but the boris was trying- of slavery's enduring impact. but the boris was trying to protect charles from himself. given there's now growing pressure for financial reparations from the royal family for something that took place hundreds of years ago, that already been apologised that has already been apologised for , perhaps the podcast for perhaps, perhaps the podcast explains . as a result of all of explains. as a result of all of this, why boris seemed to bear lee bail for the king at saturday's coronation i'm not sure if you've seen this footage, but it is quite telling now. while i support the reign of charles ii, boris was absolutely right to try and strive for the british monarchy to stay politically neutral. that's the only way it will survive kyiv. and we need it to survive kyiv. and we need it to survive . but politically, survive. but politically, there's much rewriting of history when it comes to the bods history when it comes to the boris regime, which was largely successful. and that's why this

fight is important. so fight back is important. so guitar reveals charles, guitar also reveals charles, this is really interesting , this is really interesting, actually. boris was planning to sack the now pm for rishi as chancellor over his suicidal reluctance to cut taxes , which reluctance to cut taxes, which still remains the case today. if things hadn't turned outwas if things hadn't turned out as tnev— if things hadn't turned out as tnev ttt— if things hadn't turned out as tnev ttt tast— if things hadn't turned out as they did last july, i think over they did last july, i think over tne eurnrner— they did last july, i think over the summer, we'd have had a reenuttte— the summer, we'd have had a reshuffle and— the summer, we'd have had a reshuffle and rishi would have teen— reshuffle and rishi would have been offered— reshuffle and rishi would have been offered a— reshuffle and rishi would have been offered a different job, enatt— been offered a different job, enatt ve— been offered a different job, enatt ve eav. — been offered a different job, shall we say. _ been offered a different job, shall we say. i" shall we say. so boris johnson was limbering up to move the chancellor out of position. yes but chancellor but you know, the chancellor teat— but you know, the chancellor teat-tn— but you know, the chancellor teat—tn a- but you know, the chancellor teat—tn a nav- but you know, the chancellor beat in a way and beat him to it in a way and trautnt— beat him to it in a way and traugnt tne— beat him to it in a way and brought the whole show down. ant— brought the whole show down. ant ne— brought the whole show down. ant ne save.— brought the whole show down. and he says, boris— brought the whole show down. and he says, boris referred to sue gray, whose entire investigation was clearly a stitch up. now she wants to become keir starmer's, chief of staff. but boris referred to her as a psycho . now did he? boris, as a psycho. now did he? boris, describe her to you?— as a psycho. now did he? boris, describe her to you? - as a psycho. now did he? boris, describe her to you? one word, navte— describe her to you? one word, maybe that will be recurring in its psycho . sue gray would be its psycho. sue gray would be part of it. much of the westminster- e much of the westminster conservative party nttnt— westminster conservative party nttnt ute— westminster conservative party ntent ttte ta— westminster conservative party might like to declare boris tannean— might like to declare boris johnson politically dead and

turret— johnson politically dead and buried dead.— johnson politically dead and buried dead. but as tories found eanaatentne— buried dead. but as tories found eanaatentne an— buried dead. but as tories found campaigning on doorsteps during the campaigning on doorsteps during tne taeat— campaigning on doorsteps during the local elections, his memory taane— the local elections, his memory taane targe— the local elections, his memory looms large for— the local elections, his memory looms large for voters. so write ntn — looms large for voters. so write ntn att— looms large for voters. so write ntn an at— looms large for voters. so write ntn an at vaur— looms large for voters. so write him off at your peril to reeaant. — him off at your peril to respond. now, my superstar panel , top— respond. now, my superstar panel , top natty— respond. now, my superstar panel ,taa natty natt— respond. now, my superstar panel , top daily mail columnist ananta— , top daily mail columnist amanda patel,— , top daily mail columnist amanda patel, gb news presenter and conservative— amanda patel, gb news presenter and conservative commentator, tteverent— and conservative commentator, reverend calvin _ and conservative commentator, reverend calvin robinson, and the reverend calvin robinson, and tne autnar— reverend calvin robinson, and the author and— reverend calvin robinson, and the author and broadcaster teteeea— the author and broadcaster rebecca reid.— the author and broadcaster rebecca reid. so amanda patel, taat— rebecca reid. so amanda patel, taat ,— rebecca reid. so amanda patel, taat , enautt— rebecca reid. so amanda patel, look , should we— rebecca reid. so amanda patel, look , should we kick off with look, should we kick off with tne— look, should we kick off with tne ttnt — look, should we kick off with the king charles? where do we start— the king charles? where do we start vvttn— the king charles? where do we start with this?— the king charles? where do we start with this? so— the king charles? where do we start with this? so much to unpack. — start with this? so much to unpack. nut— start with this? so much to unpack. nut t— start with this? so much to unpack. but i think the king cnartee— unpack. but i think the king charles thing— unpack. but i think the king charles thing is— unpack. but i think the king charles thing is very important, ten-t— charles thing is very important, ten-t ttt— charles thing is very important, isn't it? because— charles thing is very important, isn't it? because boris was trvtnt— isn't it? because boris was trvtng ta— isn't it? because boris was trvtng ta nett— isn't it? because boris was trying to help the bloke and he ttnaret— trying to help the bloke and he tenaret . — trying to help the bloke and he was ignored . he— trying to help the bloke and he was ignored . r:i q g was ignored. he was trying to remind the then prince charles of his response abilities as a part of the monarchy and the heir to the throne . and the heir to the throne. and the thing heir to the throne. and the tntnt tnat— heir to the throne. and the thing that we— heir to the throne. and the thing that we all- ” and the thing that we all know those for years— thing that we all know those for years ant— thing that we all know those for veare ant veare— thing that we all know those for years and years, charles was trvtnt— years and years, charles was trvtng ta— years and years, charles was trying to influence government. he vva— trying to influence government. he vvrtttnt— trying to influence government. he was writing those black eatterv— he was writing those black spidery letters— he was writing those black spidery letters . more worrying, spidery letters. more worrying, dant— spidery letters. more worrying, nan ae— spidery letters. more worrying, dan at vau— spidery letters. more worrying, dan, as you and— spidery letters. more worrying, dan, as you and i— spidery letters. more worrying, dan, as you and i will know from the dan, as you and i will know from tne tettere— dan, as you and i will know from tne tettere ve— dan, as you and i will know from the letters we sometimes get

tran— the letters we sometimes get trarn te— the letters we sometimes get from is sometimes it was in red ink from is sometimes it was in red tnt ant— from is sometimes it was in red tnt ant ne— from is sometimes it was in red ink and he basically was trying to ink and he basically was trying ta tnttuenee— ink and he basically was trying to influence policy on poverty, on architecture _ to influence policy on poverty, on architecture ,_ to influence policy on poverty, on architecture , on organic on architecture, on organic taat— on architecture, on organic taat. att— on architecture, on organic food. all the— on architecture, on organic food. all the rest of it. and nee— food. all the rest of it. and ne-e nat— food. all the rest of it. and he's not allowed- food. all the rest of it. and he's not allowed to do that. vvnat— he's not allowed to do that. vvnat ne— he's not allowed to do that. vvnat ne ttt— he's not allowed to do that. what he did when he intervened ttvvanta— what he did when he intervened over rwanda was— what he did when he intervened over rwanda was appalling. and it over rwanda was appalling. and tt te— over rwanda was appalling. and tt te tne— over rwanda was appalling. and tt te tne tast— over rwanda was appalling. and it is the last time— over rwanda was appalling. and it is the last time he will ever be atte— it is the last time he will ever be atte ta— it is the last time he will ever be able to speak— it is the last time he will ever be able to speak out because he nae— be able to speak out because he nae ta— be able to speak out because he nae ta just— be able to speak out because he nae ta tuet eet— be able to speak out because he has to just get it— be able to speak out because he has to just get it now that he tutt— has to just get it now that he tuet wear— has to just get it now that he just wears all— has to just get it now that he just wears all the— has to just get it now that he just wears all the robes, he has his just wears all the robes, he has nte tne— just wears all the robes, he has his £24 billion— just wears all the robes, he has his £2.4 billion property empire . ne— his £2.4 billion property empire . ne taee— his £2.4 billion property empire . ne eaee ant— his £2.4 billion property empire . he goes and he— his £2.4 billion property empire . he goes and he opens fetes and he . he goes and he opens fetes and ne nae— . he goes and he opens fetes and ne nae an— . he goes and he opens fetes and he has an audience— . he goes and he opens fetes and he has an audience once a week vvttn— he has an audience once a week vvttn vttn— he has an audience once a week vvttn vvttn tne— he has an audience once a week with with the prime minister and the with with the prime minister and tne trattttan— with with the prime minister and the tradition which i hope he vtt— the tradition which i hope he vvttt nat— the tradition which i hope he will not break,— the tradition which i hope he will not break, is— the tradition which i hope he will not break, is that nothing teats— will not break, is that nothing ever leaks from _ will not break, is that nothing ever leaks from that. the queen, natntnt— ever leaks from that. the queen, natntnt ever— ever leaks from that. the queen, nothing ever leaked from her autteneee— nothing ever leaked from her audiences with— nothing ever leaked from her audiences with prime ministers and audiences with prime ministers ant ene— audiences with prime ministers ant ene nat— audiences with prime ministers and she had about 1000 of them. ant— and she had about 1000 of them. ant ne— and she had about 1000 of them. ant ne. nut— and she had about 1000 of them. ant ne. nut t— and she had about 1000 of them. and he. but i really— and she had about 1000 of them. and he. but i really think tnere-e— and he. but i really think tnere-e a— and he. but i really think there's a real,— and he. but i really think there's a real, real problem nere— there's a real, real problem here because— there's a real, real problem here because i— there's a real, real problem here because i don't think cnartee— here because i don't think charles will— here because i don't think charles will be- here because i don't think charles will be able to zip it. i charles will be able to zip it. t tntnt— charles will be able to zip it. t tntnt ne— charles will be able to zip it. i think he can't— charles will be able to zip it. i think he can't help himself teeauee— i think he can't help himself because calvin,— i think he can't help himself because calvin, that was the teeue—

because calvin, that was the vttn— because calvin, that was the issue with his— because calvin, that was the issue with his comments on the ttvvanta— issue with his comments on the rwanda scheme.— issue with his comments on the rwanda scheme. so he called it a tauttne— rwanda scheme. so he called it a tauttne. tav— rwanda scheme. so he called it a pauline. now, boris— rwanda scheme. so he called it a pauline. now, boris johnson, tutte— pauline. now, boris johnson, tutte rtenttv— pauline. now, boris johnson, quite rightly said, look, if tnat-e— quite rightly said, look, if tnat-e nat— quite rightly said, look, if that's not true, go out and trtet— that's not true, go out and. trtet—nat brief the newspapers. it's not true.— brief the newspapers. it's not true-ant— brief the newspapers. it's not true-ant t— brief the newspapers. it's not true.-and i think- brief the newspapers. it's not true. and i think we were true. yeah and i think we were so concerned, weren't we, neeauee— so concerned, weren't we, because we knew the queen was unvett— because we knew the queen was unvett tn— because we knew the queen was unwell in fairness— because we knew the queen was unwell in fairness to charles, he unwell in fairness to charles, ne taee— unwell in fairness to charles, he does seem— unwell in fairness to charles, he does seem to— unwell in fairness to charles, he does seem to have started his reten— he does seem to have started his reign verv— he does seem to have started his reign very differently as he atvave— reign very differently as he always promised us he would. he taee— always promised us he would. he taee ,— always promised us he would. he taee , ant— always promised us he would. he does , and we'll— always promised us he would. he does , and we'll see. does, and we'll see. but i reattv— does, and we'll see. but i reattv ute— does, and we'll see. but i really like this story because i think it's right of boris to tell prince charles at the time, know your place, essentially, because parliamentary because our parliamentary democracy on democracy relies on a constitutional monarchy. it's democracy relies on a con an utional monarchy. it's democracy relies on a con an absolute onarchy. it's democracy relies on a con an absolute monarchy.�*s democracy relies on a con an absolute monarchy. it's a not an absolute monarchy. it's a very fragile and it is very fragile system. and it is checks balances and that very fragile system. and it is checiapart balances and that very fragile system. and it is checiapart iftalances and that very fragile system. and it is checiapart if the ices and that very fragile system. and it is checiapart if the princelnd that falls apart if the prince doesn't his place. so i'm doesn't know his place. so i'm proud boris for doing that. proud of boris for doing that. but also right to bring but you're also right to bring up this point that boris johnson is incredibly and is still incredibly popular. and we past week we saw in the past week on doorsteps how many conservatives have voting for the have stopped voting for the party of rishi and party because of rishi sunak and the coup d'etat that took place. and actually, think a return and actually, i think a return of might be the only thing of boris might be the only thing that could save them at this point. rebecca reid you're very

upset— point. rebecca reid you're very unset-tne— point. rebecca reid you're very uaeetltne tact— point. rebecca reid you're very upset-the fact that- rebecca reid you're very upset the fact that boris upset at the fact that boris artvatetv— upset at the fact that boris privately - have i privately is said to have reterret— privately is said to have referred to _ privately is said to have referred to sue gray, the ranveate— referred to sue gray, the partygate witch hunter in chief vvna— partygate witch hunter in chief vvna eteartv— partygate witch hunter in chief who clearly wanted to destroy the who clearly wanted to destroy tne-ae— who clearly wanted to destroy the - as psycho - who clearly wanted to destroy the as psycho sue. i mean the bloke as psycho sue. i mean ,-rrk._ the bloke as psycho sue. i mean ,-rrk. vvtten— the bloke as psycho sue. i mean ,-like witch hunter- , i don't like witch hunter ettner— , i don't like witch hunter ettner-t- , i don't like witch hunter either-i think. , i don't like witch hunter. either-i think witch either because i think witch nunte— either because i think witch nunte-a— either because i think witch nunte-a verv— either because i think witch hunts a very thing. hunts are a very real thing. tnat— hunts are a very real thing. tnat-an— hunts are a very real thing. that-an actual- hunts are a very real thing. that-an actual genocide hunts are a very real thing. . that-an actual genocide of that was an actual genocide of women. so if we're going to start each other's start moderating each other's language, that start moderating each other's langtoo.e, that start moderating each other's langtoo. i'll that start moderating each other's langtoo. i'll moderate that start moderating each other's langtoo. i'll moderate yourt one too. i'll moderate your language. you said moderate my tanguate— language. you said moderate my languager tut— language. you said moderate my language, but not— language. you said moderate my language, but not not— 33 you said moderate my language, but not not our real the — language, but not not our real the tnev— language, but not not our real thing. they-real- language, but not not our real thing. they real witch thing. they were real witch trtate— thing. they were real witch trials-thing.- thing. they were real witch. trials -thing. where trials are a real thing. where do trials are a real thing. where ta-nannene— trials are a real thing. where ta-nannene - trials are a real thing. where ta-nannene tn- trials are a real thing. where do happen? " trials are a real thing. where- do-happen? in some parts of do they happen? in some parts of africa. they still absolutely happen. absolutely happen. that's that's absolutely fundamentally happen. that's that's absolutely fundamentawe're about really what we're talking about right now, calling a woman a psycho is such a classic like mean boy move. and so mean boy move. and it's so consistent with what we know of bods consistent with what we know of boris personal life boris johnson's personal life that if a woman not behaving that if a woman is not behaving in way that he enjoys, she's in a way that he enjoys, she's a psycho. it's like calling a woman hysterical. it's lazy. woman hysterical. it's so lazy. but amanda is true. i call but amanda sue is true. i call tate— but amanda sue is true. i call lots—there- but amanda sue is true. i calli lots—there was lots of men psychos. there was one-me . dominic. - lots of men psychos. there was- one-me . dominic. dominic. one times me. dominic. dominic. nantnte— one times me. dominic. dominic. dominic raab has been in the papers for being called a psycho for last few weeks, and he's for the last few weeks, and he's clearly not clearly a male. it's not a female it's not sexism. female thing. it's not sexism. but the point is, amanda patel tarta— but the point is, amanda patel

tarts-nat— but the point is, amanda patel boris-had lots- but the point is, amanda patel boris-had lots of- boris johnson had lots of reasons-be— boris johnson had lots of reasons be very concerned reasons to be very concerned ataut—vaei reasons to be very concerned. ataut—vvae tatne. about what sue gray was doing. arter— about what sue gray was doing. atter att— about what sue gray was doing. after all, look— about what sue gray was doing. after all, look at— about what sue gray was doing. after all, look at where she wants— after all, look at where she wants ta— after all, look at where she wants ta 9°— after all, look at where she wants to go and— after all, look at where she wants to go and work now. she wants— wants to go and work now. she wants ta— wants to go and work now. she wants ta 90— wants to go and work now. she wants to go and— wants to go and work now. she wants to go and work now. she wants to go and work for keir starner— wants to go and work for keir starner ,— wants to go and work for keir starner, part— wants to go and work for keir starmer , part of— wants to go and work for keir starmer , part of what nato said starmer, part of what nato said this starmer, part of what nato said tnta-an— starmer, part of what nato said tnta-an tne— starmer, part of what nato said this-on the radio- this morning on the radio was atta— this morning on the radio was atea-tnat— this morning on the radio was also -that-worked. this morning on the radio was also that worked out also that that boris worked out verv— also that that boris worked out very eartv— also that that boris worked out very eartv an— also that that boris worked out very early on-her- very early on that her overseeing- very early on that her overseeing the partygate investigation _ overseeing the partygate investigation was completely and uttertv— investigation was completely and utterly selective _ investigation was completely and utterly selective and that there were various pieces of evidence tnat— were various pieces of evidence tnat ere— were various pieces of evidence tnat nut— were various pieces of evidence tnat nut ta— were various pieces of evidence that were put to her and she and teats— that were put to her and she and teate eantnt— that were put to her and she and leaks coming from _ that were put to her and she and leaks coming from all over tnette— leaks coming from all over inside boris's_ leaks coming from all over inside boris's office . but she inside boris's office. but she verv— inside boris's office. but she was very selective in what she enaee— was very selective in what she enaee ta— was very selective in what she chose to present— was very selective in what she chose to present to the inquiry. ant— chose to present to the inquiry. ant tt— chose to present to the inquiry. ant tt ettnte. — chose to present to the inquiry. and it stinks. dan,— chose to present to the inquiry. and it stinks. dan, we've said tnta— and it stinks. dan, we've said tnte ea— and it stinks. dan, we've said tnte ea nanv— and it stinks. dan, we've said this so many times. we knew all atant— this so many times. we knew all atant tt— this so many times. we knew all along tt etant— this so many times. we knew all along tt etant .— this so many times. we knew all along it stank . we— this so many times. we knew all along it stank . we knew that. along it stank. we knew that. nav— along it stank. we knew that. nav can— along it stank. we knew that. nav vau— along it stank. we knew that. nav vau eav— along it stank. we knew that. how can you say this woman who tar— how can you say this woman who tar taur— how can you say this woman who was for four months— how can you say this woman who was for four months during ranveate— was for four months during partygate talking to keir starner— partygate talking to keir starmer about her role as his enter— starmer about her role as his enter at— starmer about her role as his chief of staff— starmer about her role as his chief of staff most important rate,— chief of staff most important mre, ene— chief of staff most important role, she does— chief of staff most important role, she does not deny that. nett— role, she does not deny that. well, ne— role, she does not deny that. well, he denied— role, she does not deny that. well, he denied it, no. then at— well, he denied it, no. then none of them— well, he denied it, no. then none of them deny it. rzi well, he denied it, no. then none of them deny it. r:i none of them deny it. he was taunt.— none of them deny it. he was sayingr t— none of them deny it. he was saying, i know. no,- none of them deny it. he was saying, i know. no, they- none of them deny it. r:i g no, they don't saying, i know. no, they don't tenv— saying, i know. no, they don't tenv tt— saying, i know. no, they don't tenv tt ,— saying, i know. no, they don't deny it , rebecca. _ g no, they don't deny it , rebecca. they don't. he deny it, rebecca. they don't. he tetere— deny it, rebecca. they don't. 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tetere .— deny it, rebecca. they don't. he tetere . never— deny it, rebecca. they don't. he defers . never, ever. _ deny it, rebecca. they don't. he defers . never, ever. he defers defers. never, ever. he defers to defers. never, ever. he defers ta ner— defers. never, ever. he defers ta ta ant— defers. never, ever. he defers ta ta ant ne— defers. never, ever. he defers to her and he refused to say vvnen— to her and he refused to say vvnen tnev— to her and he refused to say when they first— to her and he refused to say when they first started talking. ant— when they first started talking. ant tt— when they first started talking. ant tt tnev-ve— when they first started talking. and if they've got nothing to ntte,— and if they've got nothing to ntte, vvnv— and if they've got nothing to ntte, vvnv nat— and if they've got nothing to hide, why not reveal that date? catvtn— hide, why not reveal that date? catvtn ae— hide, why not reveal that date? calvin as well. _ hide, why not reveal that date? calvin as well. it's— hide, why not reveal that date? calvin as well. it's very interesting,— calvin as well. it's very interesting, isn't it ? what interesting, isn't it? what nttnt— interesting, isn't it? what ntent nave— interesting, isn't it? what might have been if boris had teettet— might have been if boris had teettet ta— might have been if boris had decided to sack— might have been if boris had decided to sack sunak before erg sunat— decided to sack sunak before erg sunat nantet— decided to sack sunak before erg sunak handed in— decided to sack sunak before erg sunak handed in his letter of reetenattan— sunak handed in his letter of resignation because boris and sunat— resignation because boris and sunat ere— resignation because boris and sunak were clashing over taxes ant— sunak were clashing over taxes ant aetuattv— sunak were clashing over taxes and actually whatever the establishment— and actually whatever the establishment might think, the eaneervattve— establishment might think, the conservative base and voters vant— conservative base and voters vant taxes— conservative base and voters vant tavee ta — conservative base and voters want taxes to be _ conservative base and voters want taxes to be cut. but this is want taxes to be cut. but this te vnat-e— want taxes to be cut. but this te vvnat-e ea— want taxes to be cut. but this is what's so frustrating about all is what's so frustrating about at tnta— is what's so frustrating about at tnte nast— is what's so frustrating about all this post boris stuff is tnat— all this post boris stuff is tnat an— all this post boris stuff is that on lockdowns, for example, he that on lockdowns, for example, ne vva— that on lockdowns, for example, ne verv— that on lockdowns, for example, he was very firm _ that on lockdowns, for example, he was very firm that we enauttn-t— he was very firm that we shouldn't have- he was very firm that we shouldn't have lockdowns, we enauttn-t— shouldn't have lockdowns, we shouldn't have— shouldn't have lockdowns, we shouldn't have all these shouldn't have all of these tneee— shouldn't have all of these these mandated vaccines. �*ft�*rzi these mandated vaccines. we snauttn-t— these mandated vaccines. we shouldn't have— these mandated vaccines. we shouldn't have-this- shouldn't have all of this pressure boris shouldn't have all of this presslhis boris shouldn't have all of this presslhis instincts boris shouldn't have all of this presslhis instincts and boris shouldn't have all of this presslhis instincts and he oris shouldn't have all of this presslhis instincts and he was yeah, his instincts and he was the. no, this is the point that i'm making, that he did it on the basis of his advice against his own institutions now. but i bet now he's same his own institutions now. but i bet now he's-same with. bet now he's same with this bet now he's the same with this vrtttnt. — bet now he's the same with this vrtttnt. lte-t— bet now he's the same with this writing. . he'd - sacked . writing. if he'd have sacked rishi rather than milling rishi sunak rather than milling around, not be the around, we might not be in the same place we are now. it wasn't

even same place we are now. it wasn't tanveate— same place we are now. it wasn't even partygate that— same place we are now. it wasn't even partygate that got- f it wasn't even partygate that got rid of ntn. — even partygate that got rid of ntn. tt— even partygate that got rid of ntn. tt va— even partygate that got rid of him. it was the— even partygate that got rid of him. it was the chris- even partygate that got rid of him. e rts�*rzi” him. it was the chris pincher thing. it was massive. even if no thing. it was massive. even if g it was massive. even if no one even mentions that ttnener— no one even mentions that ttnener vva— no one even mentions that pincher was the - no one even mentions that pincher was the last domino in. i if pincher was the last domino in. t-tt vau— pincher was the last domino in. t-tt vau ttt— pincher was the last domino in. t-ttvau ttt a— pincher was the last domino in. i-if you did a poll- i bet you if you did a poll right now asking your viewers to tell us who chris pincher the bottom wouldn't have a. bottom is, they wouldn't have a. rebecca was about rebecca it was about party internally. that's what everybody by the everybody was campaign by the you're that the you're saying that the conservative don't care conservative party don't care about sexual predators within their clearly look their ranks. clearly not. look at—nat— their ranks. clearly not. look at not saying that at at them. i'm not saying that at all. imean, at them. i'm not saying that at all. i mean, so if they at them. g i mean, so if they didn't all. i mean, so if they didn't ataut— all. i mean, so if they didn't care about chris— i mean, so if they didn't care about chris pincher, then eteartv— care about chris pincher, then eteartv tnev— care about chris pincher, then clearly they don't— care about chris pincher, then clearly they don't care about tnev— clearly they don't care about tnev vvantet— clearly they don't care about they wanted to _ clearly they don't care about they wanted to get rid of boris ant— they wanted to get rid of boris ant tttent — they wanted to get rid of boris and rishi sunak— they wanted to get rid of boris and rishi sunak was the cheerleader. _ and rishi sunak was the cheerleader. and rishi sunak was the- cheerleader.-was the one who cheerleader. he was the one who did for boris. let us never forget that . and look where the forget that. and look where the parties ended up. those parties. the national mood was very, very aaar—turtaue- the national mood was very, very poor._furious. of- poor. people were furious. of -auretve— poor. people were furious. of course i've recounted time course, as i've recounted time ant— course, as i've recounted time ant tne— course, as i've recounted time ant ttne atatn— course, as i've recounted time and time again, because the meta— and time again, because thei media—decision and time again, because the- media_decision that media had made the decision that a nteee— media had made the decision that a nteee at— media had made the decision that a ateee at eate— media had made the decision that a ateee at eate ,— media had made the decision that a piece of cake , a— media had made the decision that a piece of cake , a piece of cake a piece of cake, a piece of cake in a piece of cake, a piece of cake tn an— a piece of cake, a piece of cake tn an atttee— a piece of cake, a piece of cake in an office at— a piece of cake, a piece of cake in an office at downing street tne— in an office at downing street was the number— in an office at downing street was the number one story in the eauntrv— was the number one story in the eauntrv tar— was the number one story in the eauntrv tar etv— was the number one story in the country for six months, because tnat-e— country for six months, because tnat-e ever— country for six months, because that's never was. _ country for six months, because that's never was. e country for six months, because that's never was. . rt that's never was. it was a witch hunt. we've now seen that same witch hunt against dominic raab,

and this is going to go on and on and on. so i actually think it's very good that we're learning some of this nato learning some of this from nato harry, and there's much more to come this podcast. come in this podcast. but rebecca catherine robinson come in this podcast. but ramanda catherine robinson come in this podcast. but ramanda patelatherine robinson come in this podcast. but ramanda patelathe ine robinson come in this podcast. but ramanda patelathe i just)binson come in this podcast. but ramanda patelathe i just sayson , amanda patel can i just say it's nice to have a not it's very nice to have a not terribly white panel here. oh no, you can't. no, no , don't oh no, you can't. no, no , don't say no, you can't. no, no, don't say tnat. — no, you can't. no, no, don't say tnat. stant— no, you can't. no, no, don't say tnat. stant tav— no, you can't. no, no, don't say that. stand by. we're- no, you can't. no, no, don't say that. : rt.r:iri�* g no, you can't. no, no, don't say that. : rttir“ g that. stand by. we're coming to that. stand by. we're coming to that because on the way, as cops confirm, they're investigating in an assault. was starbucks right to have sacked the violent trans employee who berated a customer for misgendering them and the phone out of and swiping the phone out of another person's hand for recording the altercation with kelly jacob keane is going to be here on that shortly. but up next in the clash , as itv royal next in the clash, as itv royal editor chris ship dismisses the coronation as very white, echoing actress adjoa andoh, who called the buckingham palace balcony terribly white, as amanda just referred to, were those comments racist? dr. true. powell bushra shaikh and aman bogle do battle on the race baiting broadcasters coronation coverage very shortly. what do

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races across— by billions of people of all races across the _ by billions of people of all races across the globe . but races across the globe. but unfortunately— races across the globe. but unfortunately woke race baiters at rtv— unfortunately woke race baiters at rtv een— unfortunately woke race baiters at itv seem determined to drag the at itv seem determined to drag tne entren— at itv seem determined to drag the british royal— at itv seem determined to drag the british royal family into anatner— the british royal family into another manufactured race row ant— another manufactured race row ant arter— another manufactured race row and after doing— another manufactured race row and after doing some digging, my team— and after doing some digging, my team nae— and after doing some digging, my team has uncovered more evidence of team has uncovered more evidence at antt—vntte— team has uncovered more evidence of anti—white rhetoric in itv's caranattan— of anti—white rhetoric in itv's coronation coverage from none atner— coronation coverage from none atner tnan— coronation coverage from none other than their— coronation coverage from none other than their royal editor cnrte— other than their royal editor cnrte sntp— other than their royal editor cnrte sntp . — other than their royal editor chris ship. i've- other than their royal editor chris ship . i other than their royal editor chris ship . “ “ritzi other than their royal editor chris ship . “ ”c: chris ship. i've seen there have been all sorts of subtle changes, some, well, some subtle, some not so subtle. clearly . but that was one of clearly. but that was one of them, wasn't it? the foreign royals attending a coronation and the attempt to introduce some kind of diversity. i thought that, you know, a lot some kind of diversity. i- thought that, you know, a lot of the thought that, you know, a lot of tne ttnee— thought that, you know, a lot of tne ttnee tt— thought that, you know, a lot of the times it did— thought that, you know, a lot of the times it did look very vvntte. — the times it did look very vvntte. rt— the times it did look very white. it did— the times it did look very white. it did look- the times it did look very white. e r: r: r: the times it did look very- white. it did look kind of like it probably did in 1953. the diversity was there, e r: r: “ in the diversity was there, there pernape— diversity was there, there perhaps that's- diversity was there, there perhaps that's something that tnev— perhaps that's something that tnev eautt— perhaps that's something that they could have— perhaps that's something that they could have increased in wav— they could have increased in some way . white family looking some way. white family looking verv— some way. white family looking very vvntte. — some way. white family looking very vvntte. nav— some way. white family looking very white. how terrible this treet— very white. how terrible this came. fresh off— very white. how terrible this came. fresh off the back of nrtteertan— came. fresh off the back of bridgerton actress adjoa andoh terattnt— bridgerton actress adjoa andoh terattnt tne— bridgerton actress adjoa andoh berating the terrible white tateanv— berating the terrible white tateanv an— berating the terrible white balcony on saturday afternoon tnat— balcony on saturday afternoon tnat vveve— balcony on saturday afternoon that we've gone— balcony on saturday afternoon that we've gone from the rich

ttverettv— that we've gone from the rich ttverettv at— that we've gone from the rich diversity of the— that we've gone from the rich diversity of the abbey to a ternary— diversity of the abbey to a terribly white _ diversity of the abbey to a terribly white balcony. trig terribly white balcony. i'm very struct— terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by— terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by tnat— terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that ._ terribly white balcony. i'm very struck by that . and if you struck by that. and if you thought itv might be finished, think again. just this morning, the undisputed— think again. just this morning, the undisputed queen- rig? “ just this morning, the undisputed queen of the race tattere— the undisputed queen of the race tattere or.— the undisputed queen of the race baiters dr. shola_ the undisputed queen of the race baiters dr. shola continued the vtte— baiters dr. shola continued the vile ,— baiters dr. shola continued the vile , unchallenged attacks on vile, unchallenged attacks on taat— vile, unchallenged attacks on good atarntnt— vile, unchallenged attacks on good morning britain slimming tavn— good morning britain slimming tavn tne— good morning britain slimming down the monarchy as a sign of naternttv— down the monarchy as a sign of naternttv . — down the monarchy as a sign of modernity. dodi _ down the monarchy as a sign of modernity. dodi is— down the monarchy as a sign of modernity . jrirr: it“ down the monarchy as a sign of modernity. jrirr: modernity. dodi is an insult to our intellect , elegance, okay, our intellect, elegance, okay, not only is this pale , stale and not only is this pale, stale and predominantly male right, it sends a powerful message of maintaining the hierarchical divide of class race and wealth and privilege . so what do you and privilege. so what do you tntnte— and privilege. so what do you tntnte vvere— and privilege. so what do you think? were itv— d�*r: . trig/cl so what do you think? were itv commentators ractet— think? were itv commentators ractet ta— think? were itv commentators racist to brand— think? were itv commentators racist to brand the coronation ant— racist to brand the coronation and buckingham— racist to brand the coronation and buckingham palace as very vntte— and buckingham palace as very vvntte ant— and buckingham palace as very white and terribly— and buckingham palace as very white and terribly white? de—man at enttwstt— white and terribly white? de—man at gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb at gbnews.uk vote in our poll at en tene— at gbnews.uk vote in our poll at en teve. tnace— at gbnews.uk vote in our poll at gb news. those results shortly . gb news. those results shortly. nut— gb news. those results shortly. nut ta— gb news. those results shortly. nut ta nett— gb news. those results shortly. nut ta netp vau— gb news. those results shortly. but to help you make up your ntnt— but to help you make up your ntnt ,— but to help you make up your ntnt , att— but to help you make up your mind , all sides— but to help you make up your mind , all sides of the argument mind, all sides of the argument trarn — mind, all sides of the argument now from social— mind, all sides of the argument now from social commentator nuenra— now from social commentator bushra sheikh,_ now from social commentator bushra sheikh, the entrepreneur now from social commentator busdrew heikh, the entrepreneur now from social commentator busdrew powell,�*ie entrepreneur now from social commentator busdrew powell, and itrepreneur now from social commentator busdrew powell, and the)reneur dr. drew powell, and the conservative— dr. drew powell, and the conservative commentator eamonn tatte— conservative commentator eamonn nature-aman— conservative commentator eamonn natte. lanan tnta— conservative commentator eamonn bogle. aman, this felt racist bogle. so aman, this felt racist to bogle. so aman, this felt racist ta ne— bogle. so aman, this felt racist to me because— bogle. so aman, this felt racist to me because no—

bogle. so aman, this felt racist to me because no one would ever tatt— to me because no one would ever tart arraut— to me because no one would ever tart ataut tne— to me because no one would ever talk about the thai— to me because no one would ever talk about the thai royal family and talk about the thai royal family ant eav— talk about the thai royal family ant eav tnev-re— talk about the thai royal family and say they're terribly thai or and say they're terribly thai or an atrtcan— and say they're terribly thai or an african royal— and say they're terribly thai or an african royal family and say tnev-re— an african royal family and say tnev-re terrtttv— an african royal family and say they're terribly african. i mean, look— they're terribly african. i mean, look ,— they're terribly african. i mean, look , let's be honest. ' mean, look, let's be honest. a verv— mean, look, let's be honest. a very crass comment,- mean, look, let's be honest. a very crass comment, clumsy at best, and a rotten display of racial bigotry at worst, i think very , very much divisive, very, very much divisive, extremely disrespectful to the great british public, celebrating the coronation of king charles. i mean, look , the king charles. i mean, look, the truth is there is a small but very vocal minority of such people who stand against everything that makes this country great. our heritage, our proud, multi—faith , multi—ethnic proud, multi—faith, multi—ethnic democracy and i would argue our greatest national institution, the very bedrock of our success and prosperity, which is the monarchy. i mean , let's be monarchy. i mean, let's be honest. we're such merchants of division. so a terribly white balcony. the vast majority of us saw an amazing family moment where these pedlars of disharmony saw skin colour. the nafion disharmony saw skin colour. the nation saw a king who reflects modern global britain. i mean, just look at the central and

integral roles played by lords kamal patel and singh in the king's coronation and of course, prime minister rishi sunak reading from the bible in this glorious celebration , i would glorious celebration, i would say of our long standing traditions anew. look i think the king is the very definition of what global britain today stands for proudly as the most welcoming , warm hearted nation welcoming, warm hearted nation on the face of this earth. indeed, i couldn't agree more on the face of this earth. - indeed, i couldn't agree more . indeed, i couldn't agree more. nut— indeed, i couldn't agree more. nut-raven,- indeed, i couldn't agree more. but-powell, you- indeed, i couldn't agree more. but powell, you totally but dr. drew powell, you totally tteatree— but dr. drew powell, you totally ttcaeree. vau— but dr. drew powell, you totally disagree. you think there was natntnt— disagree. you think there was nothing racist— disagree. you think there was nothing racist about those comments ?_ nothing racist about those comments ? absolutely. i think comments? absolutely. i think unen— comments? absolutely. i think vvnen vau— comments? absolutely. i think vvnen vau taat— comments? absolutely. i think when you look at— comments? absolutely. i think when you look at the comments in cantevt— when you look at the comments in cantevt, r— when you look at the comments in context, i think— when you look at the comments in context, i think it— when you look at the comments in context, i think it was an instinctive— context, i think it was an instinctive reaction where she ttnt— instinctive reaction where she ttnt at— instinctive reaction where she ttnt at cart,— instinctive reaction where she kind of said, look, i'm looking at tnta— kind of said, look, i'm looking at this balcony— kind of said, look, i'm looking at this balcony and it looks all we — at this balcony and it looks all we rt— at this balcony and it looks all white. it doesn't— at this balcony and it looks all white. e : e white. it doesn't represent me. and yes, the royal family are all white. but there's two tntnte— all white. but there's two that nere. — all white. but there's two things here. the- but there's two things here. the royal family nat— things here. the royal family nat an— things here. the royal family had an opportunity to diverge, ify had an opportunity to diverge, ttv tnetr— had an opportunity to diverge, ify their family, _ had an opportunity to diverge, ify their family, and they tatattv— ify their family, and they totally misguided. that disregarded— totally misguided. that disregarded the opportunity with meghan. but secondly and more importantly, it wasn't just the family . how importantly, it wasn't just the family. how did how did they do that? true right there.

secanttv.— that? true right there. secondly, but most importantly, it wasn't just the royal family that was on the balcony. there were page boys and there were maids of honour that was also on the balcony. you know, we had, um , um, berkeley was also on the um, um, berkeley was also on the balcony. he's, i've no relation to the royal family, but he was on the balcony. okay, so. so you think people should— on the balcony. okay, so. so you think people should have- so you think people should have been racket— think people should have been picked specifically because of net— picked specifically because of tnetr ettn— picked specifically because of their skin colour? i just want to their skin colour? i just want ta-vau— their skin colour? i just want ta-vau a— their skin colour? i just want to you a question. true. to ask you a question. true. true.— to ask you a question. true. true-tntnt- to ask you a question. true. true. -think folk- to ask you a question. true. true. think folk on that true. do you think folk on that tatcanv— true. do you think folk on that tatcanv-tne- true. do you think folk on that balcony-the page- true. do you think folk on that balcony the page boys, balcony. so. so the page boys, for balcony. so. so the page boys, tar evanpte— balcony. so. so the page boys, tar evanpte ,— balcony. so. so the page boys, for example , should have for example, should have been cpectttcattv— for example, should have been specifically picked based on net— specifically picked based on their race? _ specifically picked based on their race? ' c�*ieg it“? their race? absolutely not. what i think is that there was an opportunity where if the royal family could have and the monarchy could have lent itself to some more diversity, and if that meant to go out and explore diversity. so it represents different people , then they different people, then they should have took the opportunity . it was a complete and utter missed opportunity. so when as you made that comment, that is what she's referring to. why have we missed an opportunity here where we could have . she here where we could have. she didn't say that. she

t: she didn't say that. she didn't say tnat.— didn't say that. she didn't say tnat-eart— didn't say that. she didn't say tnat-cart tt— didn't say that. she didn't say that.-said it was- didn't say that. she didn't say that. said it was terribly that. she said it was terribly vttte— that. she said it was terribly vntte-tv— that. she said it was terribly vntte-tv-vvav- that. she said it was terribly white. by way, on the white. and by the way, on the rtetnan— white. and by the way, on the neenan teeue— white. and by the way, on the meghan issue, she was the one tnat— meghan issue, she was the one tnat tecttet— meghan issue, she was the one that decided to— meghan issue, she was the one that decided to go. she was the tnat— that decided to go. she was the one that made— that decided to go. she was the one that made false claims of racten-tuet— one that made false claims of racism.-just want- one that made false claims of racism. just want to point racism. so i just want to point tnat— racism. so i just want to point tnat aut. — racism. so i just want to point that out. but— racism. so i just want to point that out. but why- racism. so i just want to point that out. 3 3 racism. so i just want to point that out. r: r: grir7 that out. but why did she go? there was an opportunity. she was royal family for was in the royal family for a long time she she went long time before she she went because wanted make because she wanted to make the big bucks, the big moolah in hollywood. and she didn't want to hollywood. and she didn't want ta turn— hollywood. and she didn't want ta turn up— hollywood. and she didn't want to turn uplcommunity- : and she didn't want to turn up community centres to turn up at community centres in to turn up at community centres tn—ant— to turn up at community centres tn—ant vvartet- to turn up at community centres in_and worked hard| in nottingham and worked hard for in nottingham and worked hard tar-peapte— in nottingham and worked hard tar-peapte at— in nottingham and worked hard for people of britain. for the people of britain. tnat-e— for the people of britain. that's—but. for the people of britain. . that's—but look, that's the reality. but look, trutn— that's the reality. but look, trutn vtt— that's the reality. but look, truth will come— that's the reality. but look, truth will come back to you. i want— truth will come back to you. i vantltrtnt— truth will come back to you. i want bring sheikh. want to bring bushra sheikh. nuenra— want to bring bushra sheikh. bushra,_stand| want to bring bushra sheikh.. bushra,_stand on bushra, where do you stand on tnta— bushra, where do you stand on tnte e— bushra, where do you stand on tnte e tran— bushra, where do you stand on this ? from him— bushra, where do you stand on this ? from him ? _ bushra, where do you stand on this ? from him ? this? from him? honestly true. like you've got to call it out for what it is. i'm the first person to talk about racism . i'm person to talk about racism. i'm the first person to speak up about it. and we have to call it what it is. this idea that she was struck by whiteness is ludicrous . it's absolutely ludicrous. it's absolutely bizarre . who is struck by any bizarre. who is struck by any kind of colour? that means you have cover racism inside your mind . and i mean, if i was there mind. and i mean, if i was there , i would have looked up and gone, wow , we've got the king

gone, wow, we've got the king there. we've got the queen there. we've got the queen there. it's a magnificent family. we're at a coronation. why would the first thing think about terribly white, not about is terribly white, not even wonder fully white, not even wonder fully white, not even a wonderful family? terribly. it's such a bizarre thing . we have to call these thing. we have to call these things out. otherwise we will be called hypocrites. how do you reactant— called hypocrites. how do you rectant ta— called hypocrites. how do you respond to that?— called hypocrites. how do you respond to that? i— "g how do you respond to that? i completely agree — respond to that? i completely agree ant— respond to that? i completely garee ant r— respond to that? i completely agree. ' dint respond to that? i completely agree. ' respond to that? i completely agree. and i absolutely call out racism when i feel that there is racism when i feel that there is racism on this occasion. you've made the. she said she was struck by whiteness. she did not say she was struck by whiteness, number one. and number two, yes , she made say that you said that on multiple times in the newspapers that she was struck by the whiteness. so you tell me vvnat— by the whiteness. so you tell me vnat tnat— by the whiteness. so you tell me what that that's— by the whiteness. so you tell me what that that's that's— so you tell me what that that's that's she said vvnat— what that that's that's she said vnat ene— what that that's that's she said what she said— what that that's that's she said what she said in— what that that's that's she said what she said in that context. sne— what she said in that context. sne tatt— what she said in that context. sne tart tnat— what she said in that context. she said that she— what she said in that context. she said that she felt- what she said in that context. she said that she felt that- she said that she felt that there was a rich diversity coming from that would presumably be racist . let me presumably be racist. let me just make my point- presumably be racist. let me just make my point .- t let me just make my point . true. and just make my point. true. and tnen— just make my point. true. and tnen vau— just make my point. true. and tnen vau can— just make my point. true. and then you can respond. true treeunattv— then you can respond. true presumably you— then you can respond. true presumably you would say that i

was presumably you would say that i ractct— presumably you would say that i ractet tt— presumably you would say that i was racist if i— presumably you would say that i was racist if i referred to an atrtcan— was racist if i referred to an african royal— was racist if i referred to an african royal family as terribly tract.— african royal family as terribly tract. vvnat-e— african royal family as terribly black. what's the _ african royal family as terribly black. what's the difference neree— black. what's the difference neree tav— black. what's the difference here? now there is a main tttterence— here? now there is a main difference here. ' r: here? now there is a main difference here. r: 33 difference here. and the biggest difference here. and the biggest difference here. and the biggest difference here is that the royal family had an opportunity motty to diversify that balcony and she didn't call the royal family can i can i, can i. and finish. can i finish? she didn't call . she did not call the royal call. she did not call the royal family terribly white. she called the balcony terribly white. yeah, there was. which is the royal family? no, no, there wasn't. as i said earlier, come in. because he's been waiting patiently. aman, you come in now . r— patiently. aman, you come in now . r mean— patiently. aman, you come in now . i mean, look, i think. let's as bucha said, the first thing that came to her mind was , oh, that came to her mind was, oh, look how terribly white. i mean, what about the magnificent moment of family, the fact that king charles represents all of us and let's be honest, yeah,

but on the balcony, it was the royal family had put put up some, you know, a diversified as in your words , through the other in your words, through the other people on the balcony. people like you would be the first to say, oh, look, they're just tokens. that's what people. exactly. and surely we don't want— exactly. and surely we don't want tnat. — exactly. and surely we don't want that. we— exactly. and surely we don't want that. we want- tacitrtllyr and surely we don't want that. we want people to be tnere— want that. we want people to be age, genutnetv— want that. we want people to be there, genuinely look fascinating- there, genuinely look fascinating you so fascinating debate. thank you so nucn.— fascinating debate. thank you so nun-nave— fascinating debate. thank you so nucn.-nave vau— fascinating debate. thank you so much.-have you all- fascinating debate. thank you so much. have you all back. much. we'll have you all back. cane— much. we'll have you all back. cane — much. we'll have you all back. come on. -bushra- much. we'll have you all back. come on. bushra shaikh and come on. bogle bushra shaikh and dr. come on. bogle bushra shaikh and or—nut— come on. bogle bushra shaikh and or—nut-vaul dr. true powell. but who do you agree— dr. true powell. but who do you agree - new footage - agree with as new footage eergee— agree with as new footage ernegee at— agree with as new footage emerges of the- agree with as new footage emerges of the itv royal editor cnrte— emerges of the itv royal editor cnrte ship— emerges of the itv royal editor chris ship dismissing the coronation— chris ship dismissing the coronation very white, was it coronation as very white, was it ractet— coronation as very white, was it ractet tar— coronation as very white, was it racist for actress— coronation as very white, was it racist for actress adjoa andoh to racist for actress adjoa andoh ta-tne — racist for actress adjoa andoh to the buckingham palace to call the buckingham palace tatcanv— to call the buckingham palace balcony terrible— to call the buckingham palace balcony terrible white from etttta— balcony terrible white from etttta an— balcony terrible white from sirna on twitter. i believe it was blatantly— sirna on twitter. i believe it was blatantly racist and should nave— was blatantly racist and should nave teen— was blatantly racist and should have been challenged immediately if have been challenged immediately tt—nate- have been challenged immediately tt—nate atautl if this comment was made about any atner— if this comment was made about any other ethnicity— if this comment was made about any other ethnicity then it vvautt— any other ethnicity then it would have _ any other ethnicity then it would have been in would have been handled in a verv— would have been handled in a very-nav— would have been handled in a very-way-kit- would have been handled in a very-vav-ttt -l very different way from kit. ateguettng— very different way from kit. disgusting language. in this day and disgusting language. in this day ant-eguatttv- and age when equality is cuppaeet— and age when equality is supposed valued , these supposed to be valued, these nvpacrttee— supposed to be valued, these hypocrites nothing but hypocrites want nothing but natret— hypocrites want nothing but natret ant— hypocrites want nothing but hatred and segregation. and cnrtettne— hatred and segregation. and christine writes,— hatred and segregation. and christine writes, as a black , r— christine writes, as a black woman , i received insults for woman, i received insults for cneertng— woman, i received insults for cneertng an— woman, i received insults for cneertng an my— woman, i received insults for cheering on my king at the veetent— cheering on my king at the weekend. the— cheering on my king at the weekend. the media is nurturing an tteatagv—

weekend. the media is nurturing an ideology that— weekend. the media is nurturing an ideology that says the nanarcnv— an ideology that says the monarchy is— an ideology that says the monarchy is a— an ideology that says the monarchy is a hateful racist institution. _ monarchy is a hateful racist institution. it's— monarchy is a hateful racist institution. it's divisive , institution. it's divisive, atcurt— institution. it's divisive, absurd and— institution. it's divisive, absurd and very dangerous. and vaur— absurd and very dangerous. and vaur verttct— absurd and very dangerous. and your verdict is— absurd and very dangerous. and your verdict is now— absurd and very dangerous. and your verdict is now in. 89% of you— your verdict is now in. 89% of vau agree— your verdict is now in. 89% of vau agree tnat— your verdict is now in. 89% of you agree that it— your verdict is now in. 89% of you agree that it was racist for attaa— you agree that it was racist for atraa antan— you agree that it was racist for adjoa andoh to— you agree that it was racist for adjoa andoh to call the buckingham - adjoa andoh to call the buckingham palace balcony scene terrtttv— buckingham palace balcony scene terrtttv vttte— buckingham palace balcony scene terribly white. 11%_ buckingham palace balcony scene terribly white. 11% of you say it terribly white. 11% of you say rt van-t— terribly white. 11% of you say it wasn't coming— terribly white. 11% of you say it wasn't coming up. as it's repartet— it wasn't coming up. as it's regartet ,— it wasn't coming up. as it's reported , prince- it wasn't coming up. as it's reported , prince harry did make reported, prince harry did make a post—coronation— reported, prince harry did make a post—coronation visit to nucttngnan — a post—coronation visit to buckingham palace but did not join buckingham palace but did not tatn nte— buckingham palace but did not an nte tanttv— buckingham palace but did not an nte tanttv ,— buckingham palace but did not join his family , even speak to join his family, even speak to tnen. — join his family, even speak to tnen. naee— join his family, even speak to them. does this— join his family, even speak to them. does this prove that his retueat— them. does this prove that his retueat ta— them. does this prove that his refusal to attend— them. does this prove that his refusal to attend was not due to tagtettcc— refusal to attend was not due to tagtettcc tut— refusal to attend was not due to logistics, but rather an insulin enure— logistics, but rather an insulin cnute tre— logistics, but rather an insulin snub? us media— logistics, but rather an insulin snub? us media superstar meghan terry— snub? us media superstar meghan tettv tatnc— snub? us media superstar meghan tettv ratne ne— snub? us media superstar meghan kelly joins me soon— snub? us media superstar meghan kelly joins me soon an she's area— kelly joins me soon an she's area gatng— kelly joins me soon an she's area gatng ta— kelly joins me soon an she's also going to react to this bombshell— also going to react to this bombshell news out of the states ataut— bombshell news out of the states ataut nanatt— bombshell news out of the states about donald trump tonight. but acas— about donald trump tonight. but acas va— about donald trump tonight. but acas was starbucks right to sack a vtatent— acas was starbucks right to sack a violent trans— acas was starbucks right to sack a violent trans employee who teratet— a violent trans employee who teratet a— a violent trans employee who berated a customer for cuppacettv— berated a customer for supposedly misgendering them tetare— supposedly misgendering them before assaulting someone recarttng— before assaulting someone recording the— before assaulting someone recording the attack . kelly recording the attack. kelly keane— recording the attack. kelly keane te— recording the attack. kelly keane is live— recording the attack. kelly

keane is live ._

only on gb news the people's cnannet— only on gb news the people's channel, britain's— only on gb news the people's channel, britain's news . channel channel, britain's news. channel mate— channel, britain's news. channel nate tene— channel, britain's news. channel made gene kelly— channel, britain's news. channel made gene kelly and tom bower on the made gene kelly and tom bower on tne nav— made gene kelly and tom bower on tne vvav. nut— made gene kelly and tom bower on tne vvav. nut tne— made gene kelly and tom bower on the way. but time now for women's rights- the way. but time now for women's rights campaigner kelly j. women's rights campaigner kelly r. teane — women's rights campaigner kelly j- keane ant— women's rights campaigner kelly j. keane. and explosive new tetatte— j. keane. and explosive new details have— j. keane. and explosive new details have emerged of the vtatent— details have emerged of the violent altercation we first traugnt— violent altercation we first traugntlvau— violent altercation we first brought you yesterday between brought to you yesterday between a—arert- brought to you yesterday between a—arert ant- a trans starbucks worker and a cutarner vna— a trans starbucks worker and a customer who was— a trans starbucks worker and a customer who was accused of tetng— customer who was accused of being transphobic. now, the arert— being transphobic. now, the worker was sacked the coffee worker was sacked by the coffee grant— worker was sacked by the coffee grant arter— worker was sacked by the coffee grant after a— worker was sacked by the coffee giant after a video— worker was sacked by the coffee giant after a video of the row vent— giant after a video of the row vent vtrat— giant after a video of the row went viral-and- giant after a video of the row went viral and cops in went viral online. and cops in sautnanntan— southampton are now investigating alleged assault

investigating an alleged assault .-vvnat— investigating an alleged assault .-vvnat vent— investigating an alleged assault .-what went down. - investigating an alleged assault . what went down. depher . this is what went down. depher tttn-t— . this is what went down. depher tttn-t ctar— . this is what went down. depher didn't stop being— . this is what went down. depher didn't stop being transphobic . didn't stop being transphobic. aneu— didn't stop being transphobic. anav tan-t— didn't stop being transphobic. know don't ever— didn't stop being transphobic. know don't ever call- didn't stop being transphobic. know don't ever call me- know don't ever call me transphobic, ever. you do not know transphobic, ever. you do not tnavv ne— transphobic, ever. you do not know me. you're— transphobic, ever. you do not know me. you're being- know me. you're being transphobic— know me. you're being transphobic .- know me. you're being transphobic . draghi guess what? transphobic. draghi guess what? catt— transphobic. draghi guess what? car ne— transphobic. draghi guess what? call me transphobic. you are covrn— call me transphobic. you are covrn tav— call me transphobic. you are covid now you're not having one. go covid now you're not having one. ta ta— covid now you're not having one. ta ta tne— covid now you're not having one. ta ta tne nattce— covid now you're not having one. go to the police .— covid now you're not having one. go to the police . get out . you go to the police. get out. you are trespassing.— go to the police. get out. you are trespassing. now they got cameras. you are— are trespassing. now they got cameras. you are trespassing . cameras. you are trespassing. eet— cameras. you are trespassing. eet aut. — cameras. you are trespassing. eet aut. eet— cameras. you are trespassing. get out. get out.— cameras. you are trespassing. get out. get out. you are treegaeetng— get out. get out. you are treetaeetng .— get out. get out. you are trespassing . apparently you will trespassing. apparently you will eat— trespassing. apparently you will said something— trespassing. apparently you will said something transphobic. /rvir said something transphobic. you actuary.— said something transphobic. you actually. actually,— said something transphobic. you actually. actually, you- said something transphobic. you actually. actually, you bakhmut in a sensational new development today , the female customer at today, the female customer at the centre of the row, vanessa thomas, says the argument kicked off because she addressed a second trans worker as lady when she didn't identify as one. now one person who is no i e now one person who is no stranger to tnta— one person who is no stranger to tnte eart— one person who is no stranger to tnte cart at— one person who is no stranger to this sort of trans— one person who is no stranger to this sort of trans extremism is terry— this sort of trans extremism is tettv r. — this sort of trans extremism is tettv r. teane— this sort of trans extremism is kelly j. keane, who in march was taueet—tv- kelly j. keane, who in march wasi doused—by violent doused in tomato soup by violent tranc— doused in tomato soup by violent trans campaigners— doused in tomato soup by violent trans campaigners in new zealand as trans campaigners in new zealand ae-ane at— trans campaigners in new zealand acan-e at ner— trans campaigners in new zealand as-one of her let- trans campaigners in new zealand as one of her let women as she held one of her let women

creat— as she held one of her let women speak-in— as she held one of her let women speak-in defence- as she held one of her let women speak-in defence of- speak events in defence of tenate— speak events in defence of female-spaces- speak events in defence of female-spaces .- speak events in defence of. female-spaces ..kelly, female only spaces. so kelly, tnere-c— female only spaces. so kelly, tnere-c-tatc— female only spaces. so kelly, there's-lots of- female only spaces. so kelly, there's lots of heated there's been lots of heated tetate— there's been lots of heated debate about— there's been lots of heated debate about the starbucks tncttent. — debate about the starbucks incident. do— debate about the starbucks incident. do you think they were rtgnt— incident. do you think they were rtgnt ta— incident. do you think they were rtgnt ta cact— incident. do you think they were right to sack this— incident. do you think they were right to sack this employee ? right to sack this employee? teat.— right to sack this employee? teat. r— right to sack this employee? teat. r mean— right to sack this employee? yeah, i mean, the— right to sack this employee? yeah, i mean, the ridiculous accusation of transphobia aside, i think any any customer facing role who would want to employ somebody that has a go and intimidates customers , intimidates customers, absolutely horrendous , entitled absolutely horrendous, entitled behaviour to think that you could behave ever like that in a place of work, it's ridiculous . place of work, it's ridiculous. and i guess one of the issues is tnat— and i guess one of the issues is tnat tntc— and i guess one of the issues is tnat tntc cart— and i guess one of the issues is that this sort of— and i guess one of the issues is that this sort of incident is mattng— that this sort of incident is making ordinary folk so concerned— making ordinary folk so concerned to- making ordinary folk so concerned to just address people narmattv— concerned to just address people narmattv tcn-t— concerned to just address people normally isn't it?— concerned to just address people normally isn't it? because i mean , presumably what happened mean, presumably what happened here mean, presumably what happened nere rc— mean, presumably what happened nere tc tne— mean, presumably what happened here is the bloke— mean, presumably what happened here is the bloke looked like a brake— here is the bloke looked like a ttate ant— here is the bloke looked like a ttate ant ca— here is the bloke looked like a bloke and so the— here is the bloke looked like a bloke and so the customer wasn't trvtng— bloke and so the customer wasn't trvtng ta— bloke and so the customer wasn't trying to purposefully be attenctve— trying to purposefully be offensive or— trying to purposefully be offensive or anything, just reterret— offensive or anything, just referred to _ offensive or anything, just referred to him - offensive or anything, just referred to him as a bloke . referred to him as a bloke. i tntnt— referred to him as a bloke. i tttnt cne— referred to him as a bloke. i think she actually- referred to him as a bloke. i think she actually referred to the woman behind the counter as

lady. the woman behind the counter as lady . she said something like, lady. she said something like, oh, that lady said. and then he took offence and then i think she did the double whammy of calling a man a man. so i think she , she hit the jackpot really. she, she hit the jackpot really. but but it's. come on. i just think to my advice to everybody is don't be afraid. just speak the truth and if the people that you're addressing can't handle the way that you speak about them, usually when they're not there or the way you refer to them to other people, then i think you just have to put that aside and just remember that they eventually will get to the age of adulthood . and do you age of adulthood. and do you think the starbucks worker is almost a victim in this, too? and stick with me here, kelly, tecauce— and stick with me here, kelly, tecauce tt— and stick with me here, kelly, because if we _ and stick with me here, kelly, because if we keep break washing our because if we keep break washing tttc— because if we keep break washing tttc ant— because if we keep break washing our kids and our— because if we keep break washing our kids and our youth in cactetv— our kids and our youth in cactetv ta— our kids and our youth in society to tell— our kids and our youth in society to tell them that ttatagv— society to tell them that ttatagv ar— society to tell them that biology or reality doesn't exist , ta— biology or reality doesn't exist , ta tert— biology or reality doesn't exist , to tell them— biology or reality doesn't exist , to tell them that you can wake up ane— , to tell them that you can wake up marntng— , to tell them that you can wake up one morning and say that vure— up one morning and say that vure a— up one morning and say that ate a tnev— up one morning and say that you're a they and— up one morning and say that you're a they and demand that the you're a they and demand that tne vartt— you're a they and demand that the world refer— you're a they and demand that the world refer to— you're a they and demand that the world refer to you as they

nut— the world refer to you as they nut tnen— the world refer to you as they are. but then in— the world refer to you as they are. but then in the afternoon vnen— are. but then in the afternoon vvnen actuattv— are. but then in the afternoon when actually you're a she and tnev-ve— when actually you're a she and tnev-ve gat— when actually you're a she and tnev-ve gat ta— when actually you're a she and they've got to start calling you a cne. — they've got to start calling you a cne. r— they've got to start calling you acne. r mean— they've got to start calling you a she. i mean, this— they've got to start calling you a she. i mean, this is literally vtat— a she. i mean, this is literally vnat tnev— a she. i mean, this is literally vnat tnev are— a she. i mean, this is literally what they are being told is acceptatte. — what they are being told is acceptable. so— what they are being told is acceptable. so actually, do we neet— acceptable. so actually, do we neetlteet— acceptable. so actually, do we need .feel-for-of| need to feel sorry for some of tnece— need to feel sorry for some of tnece-ac— need to feel sorry for some of these-as well?- need to feel sorry for some of these as well? because these youth as well? because tt-c— these youth as well? because tt-c-tne— these youth as well? because it's-the messages. these youth as well? because it's the messages that it's actually the messages that are-tet— it's actually the messages that are-fed growing- it's actually the messages that are fed growing erg, are being fed growing up? erg, i tntnt— are being fed growing up? erg, i mm m— are being fed growing up? erg, i think my sympathy runs a little dry think my sympathy runs a little trv unen— think my sympathy runs a little trv vvnen tt— think my sympathy runs a little dry when it comes— think my sympathy runs a little dry when it comes to fully grown atuttc— dry when it comes to fully grown atuttc nat— dry when it comes to fully grown adults not acting— dry when it comes to fully grown adults not acting like adults, tut— adults not acting like adults, tut r— adults not acting like adults, tut r tntnt— adults not acting like adults, but i think you're right. �*ft�*ri ati but i think you're right. we are graamtng— but i think you're right. we are graamtng trace— but i think you're right. we are grooming these children into extended adolescence where they honestly think that whatever they say goes for the rest of they say goes for the rest of the world. and most of us had a rude awakening at some point or another. usually in our early teens, that we couldn't get away with continually acting like pre—pubescent children . but pre—pubescent children. but these kids, they've just got time and time again, they're feelings. they're immediate for the next five minute feelings have been centred over actually making sure that they are a valued and valuable member of society . so a bit of discipline society. so a bit of discipline back in school , society. so a bit of discipline back in school, starting at, i don't know, the age of about

four, when we say to children , four, when we say to children, no and we mean it rather than mean . my kids went to no and we mean it rather than mean. my kids went to a no and we mean it rather than mean . my kids went to a school mean. my kids went to a school where honestly, they did not say the word no. they had traffic lights or they had red cards or yellow cards and actually sit down, be quiet and listen . i down, be quiet and listen. i think is a good start. isn't this also, kelly j.- think is a good start. isn't this also, kelly j. a- this also, kelly j. a reason why tnctuttng— this also, kelly j. a reason why including pronouns in emails and by tne— including pronouns in emails and by tne way— including pronouns in emails and by tne wayv ratc— including pronouns in emails and by the way, lots of— including pronouns in emails and by the way, lots of students and ratc— by the way, lots of students and tatc at— by the way, lots of students and lots of employees— by the way, lots of students and lots of employees are told that tnev— lots of employees are told that tnev cnautt— lots of employees are told that they should do— lots of employees are told that they should do this, isn't it? why?— they should do this, isn't it? why? rt-c— they should do this, isn't it? why? rt-c ca— they should do this, isn't it? why? it's so dangerous to kyiv cartcan— why? it's so dangerous to kyiv cartcan nac— why? it's so dangerous to kyiv carlson has had— why? it's so dangerous to kyiv carlson has had leaked footage of carlson has had leaked footage at ntm— carlson has had leaked footage at nm ver— carlson has had leaked footage of him over the— carlson has had leaked footage of him over the past 24 hours cavtng— of him over the past 24 hours cavtng tnat— of him over the past 24 hours cavtng tnat ne— of him over the past 24 hours saying that he didn't think ananev— saying that he didn't think ananev una— saying that he didn't think anyone who included their pronouns on an- anyone who included their pronouns on an email should be atte— pronouns on an email should be atte ta— pronouns on an email should be atte ta wart— pronouns on an email should be able to work for— pronouns on an email should be able to work for his— pronouns on an email should be able to work for his old emptavee— able to work for his old employee. fox news. and i think the employee. fox news. and i think tne nrattem— employee. fox news. and i think the problem with— employee. fox news. and i think the problem with pronoun the problem with the pronoun tetate— the problem with the pronoun debate-that,— the problem with the pronoun debate that, again , it adds debate is that, again, it adds to debate is that, again, it adds ta-ttea— debate is that, again, it adds to-idea that— debate is that, again, it adds to-idea that we- debate is that, again, it adds to idea that we should to this idea that we should cnange— to this idea that we should cnange ur— to this idea that we should change our language age. i mean , change our language age. i mean nae.— change our language age. i mean that tucker— change our language age. i mean , that. tucker carlson footage, let me just say, just as an aside, just made me like him

just a lot more. i know i felt the same. i was like, is this trvtng— the same. i was like, is this trvtng ta— the same. i was like, is this trying to damage— i was like, is this trying to damage the bloke? necauce— trying to damage the bloke? necauce tt— trying to damage the bloke? because it ain't— trying to damage the bloke? because it ain't working? if tnat— because it ain't working? if tnat rc— because it ain't working? if tnat tc tne— because it ain't working? if that is the case. \rir that is the case. no, that's not what a hero. but when it comes to the pronouns, i think it's right. i think we, most of us accept not too many people besides our loved ones and, you know, family know, close friends and family really care about us very much at and think that other at all. and to think that other people may care whether or not i think or however i feel about myself , that i should put it in myself, that i should put it in an you know, in writing an email. you know, in writing and say to that person and sort of say to that person at the end a letter by the at the end of a letter by the way, when think about me, way, when you think about me, please, you remember this please, can you remember this pronoun you think about me pronoun when you think about me in own head or about in your own head or talk about me i'm there , it's just me when i'm not there, it's just it's really quite preposterous. i mean, we had there was a picture the other day. i don't know if it made the news. it certainly made twitter of eddie izzard entering a women's. i saw that. i saw izzard entering a women's. i saw that . i saw that. izzard entering a women's. i saw that. i saw that. yeah. entitlement is just everywhere in this particular movement . and in this particular movement. and i think we all have to stand up like grown ups and say, no, no

more. that's enough. well thank you to standing for women founder kelly j. keane. we'll creat— founder kelly j. keane. we'll cpeat — founder kelly j. keane. we'll speak soon. but— riri” keane. we'll speak soon. but coming up, as it's speak soon. but coming up, as tt-c reveatet— speak soon. but coming up, as it's revealed ,— speak soon. but coming up, as it's revealed , coronation cops it's revealed, coronation cops tetatnet— it's revealed, coronation cops detained women's night safety teamc— detained women's night safety teamc ant— detained women's night safety teams and confiscated rape aarmct— teams and confiscated rape alarms while— teams and confiscated rape alarms while arresting republican— alarms while arresting republican activists and swiping nuntretc— republican activists and swiping nuntretc at— republican activists and swiping hundreds of these— republican activists and swiping hundreds of these not making tannerc— hundreds of these not making banners. did— hundreds of these not making banners. did the— hundreds of these not making banners. did the met hundreds of these not making banners . did the met get it banners. did the met get it rtgnt— banners. did the met get it rtgnt tntc— banners. did the met get it right this week— banners. did the met get it right this week ? it or was it right this week? it or was it authoritarian— right this week? it or was it authoritarian overreach? oh, my superctar— authoritarian overreach? oh, my superctar gamet— authoritarian overreach? oh, my superstar panel returned to tetate— superstar panel returned to debate that. _ superstar panel returned to debate that. but next, as prince tarry— debate that. but next, as prince narrv mavec— debate that. but next, as prince harry moves back— debate that. but next, as prince harry moves back to montecito arter— harry moves back to montecito atter ntc— harry moves back to montecito after his humiliating coronation appearance— after his humiliating coronation appearance without seeing any of his appearance without seeing any of ntc retattvec. — appearance without seeing any of his relatives. but— appearance without seeing any of his relatives. but he returned to his relatives. but he returned ta ntc— his relatives. but he returned to his vindictive— his relatives. but he returned to his vindictive wife with an tagger— to his vindictive wife with an even bigger chip his even bigger chip on his ctautter— even bigger chip on his- shoulder. -journalist shoulder. star us journalist megan— shoulder. star us journalist raegan terry— shoulder. star us journalist megan kelly gives her unmissable anatvctc— megan kelly gives her unmissable anatvctc. sne-tt— megan kelly gives her unmissable analysis. she'll weigh in analysis. she'll also weigh in on analysis. she'll also weigh in an tne— analysis. she'll also weigh in on the verdict— analysis. she'll also weigh in on the verdict in— analysis. she'll also weigh in on the verdict in trump's civil rape— on the verdict in trump's civil rage uncut,— on the verdict in trump's civil rape lawsuit, which has broken tantgnt— rape lawsuit, which has broken tantgnt .— rape lawsuit, which has broken tantgnt . sa— rape lawsuit, which has broken tonight . so don't— rape lawsuit, which has broken tonight. so don't go rape lawsuit, which has broken tonight . so don't go anywhere .

it's megan kelly time now. and

the it's megan kelly time now. and tne tentnc— it's megan kelly time now. and tne tegtnc at— it's megan kelly time now. and the depths of prince harry's caranattan— the depths of prince harry's coronation soccer laid bare tatav— coronation soccer laid bare tatav vttn— coronation soccer laid bare today with revelations that he did today with revelations that he ttt trtettv— today with revelations that he ttt trtettv ga— today with revelations that he did briefly go to— today with revelations that he did briefly go to buckingham parace— did briefly go to buckingham palace after— did briefly go to buckingham palace after his— did briefly go to buckingham palace after his father's cravvtng — palace after his father's crowning. but- palace after his father's crowning. but check this. he ccurrtet— crowning. but check this. he scurried away— crowning. but check this. he scurried away back to america vvttnaut— scurried away back to america without seeing _ scurried away back to america without seeing any of his retattvec— without seeing any of his retattvec .— without seeing any of his relatives . according to the relatives. according to the well—sourced— relatives. according to the well—sourced daily telegraph, the well—sourced daily telegraph, tne vvntntng— well—sourced daily telegraph, the whining duke spent less than 30 the whining duke spent less than to mtnutec— the whining duke spent less than to mtnutec at— the whining duke spent less than 30 minutes at the— the whining duke spent less than 30 minutes at the palace so he cautt— 30 minutes at the palace so he cautt rump— 30 minutes at the palace so he cautt rump tnta— 30 minutes at the palace so he could jump into a— 30 minutes at the palace so he could jump into a different car tnat— could jump into a different car tnat taat— could jump into a different car that took him _ could jump into a different car that took him to— could jump into a different car that took him to heathrow atrpart. — that took him to heathrow airport. despite running his mautn— airport. despite running his- mautn—nan—ctag mouth about his family non—stop for mouth about his family non—stop tar-tnree— mouth about his family non—stop for-three years,- mouth about his family non—stop for three years, harry for the past three years, harry vvacnt— for the past three years, harry vvacnt-teen— for the past three years, harry wasn't-keen to— for the past three years, harry wasn't keen to speak or even wasn't so keen to speak or even meet—percanattv- wasn't so keen to speak or even meet personally and meet with them personally and taat— meet with them personally and taat-tn— meet with them personally and taat-tn tne— meet with them personally and took in the official took no part in the official caranattan— took no part in the official coronation portraits. now the revetattan— coronation portraits. now the revelation sources revelation contradicts sources ctace—succevl close to the duke of sussex who cart —tnem - close to the duke of sussex who said _them purely. said he swerved them purely for practtcat— said he swerved them purely for practical reasons.— said he swerved them purely for practical reasons. comes by practical reasons. it comes by tne— practical reasons. it comes by tne way— practical reasons. it comes by tne wayr ac— practical reasons. it comes by tne wayv ac tne— practical reasons. it comes by the way, as the king's coronation— the way, as the king's coronation was watched by up to 20a— coronation was watched by up to aaa mttttan— coronation was watched by up to 20.4 million people on saturday, trumptng— 20.4 million people on saturday, trumptng tarry— 20.4 million people on saturday, trumping harry and meghan's vetttng— trumping harry and meghan's vetttng tnat— trumping harry and meghan's wedding that boasted 17.9 mttttan— wedding that boasted 17.9 million viewers. so mangali, tntc— million viewers. so mangali, tntc rc— million viewers. so mangali, tntc tc att— million viewers. so mangali, this is all very— million viewers. so mangali, this is all very fascinating, tcn-t— this is all very fascinating, tcn-t tt— this is all very fascinating, tcn-t t e— this is all very fascinating, tcn-t t e oa— this is all very fascinating, isn't it ? do you- this is all very fascinating, isn't it ? do you reckon he isn't it? do you reckon he tatget— isn't it? do you reckon he tatget ntc— isn't it? do you reckon he dodged his family out of shame and embarrassment rather than tagtcttcc— and embarrassment rather than logistics because— and embarrassment rather than

logistics because he was ttterattv— logistics because he was literally at— logistics because he was literally at buckingham palace and literally at buckingham palace ant ne— literally at buckingham palace ant ne tttn-t— literally at buckingham palace and he didn't go— literally at buckingham palace and he didn't go and congratulate his father after his coronation— congratulate his father after his coronation _ congratulate his father after his coronation i- congratulate his father after his coronation “ his coronation i think his behaviour there just proved as if we needed more. but once and for if we needed more. but once and tar att— if we needed more. but once and tar att tnat— if we needed more. but once and for all that he— if we needed more. but once and for all that he hates— �*" :: “rir”ri but once and for all that he hates them. ri for all that he hates them. he reattac— for all that he hates them. he taatnec tne— for all that he hates them. he loathes the royal— for all that he hates them. he loathes the royal family looking at the way he behaved, how he scowled through it, how he got in and got out without so much as a, you know, hug toward anyone. it just proves he can't stand them. and it has me asking why stand them. and it has me asking vvnv ne— stand them. and it has me asking vvnv ne vent— stand them. and it has me asking why ne went at— stand them. and it has me asking why he went at all.— stand them. and it has me asking why he went at all. like,- : and it has me asking why he went at all. like, why ttt— why he went at all. like, why ttt ne— why he went at all. like, why ttt ne ga— why he went at all. like, why did he go okay?— why he went at all. like, why did he go okay? because he's tecnntcattv— did he go okay? because he's technically in— did he go okay? because he's technically in line for the tram— technically in line for the throne where _ technically in line for the throne where he doesn't want the tnrane. — throne where he doesn't want the tnrane. -tne— throne where he doesn't want the throne. -the throne- throne where he doesn't want the| throne. -the throne and throne. he hates the throne and he hates the sitting upon he hates the man sitting upon it. and his father has shown him natntng— it. and his father has shown him natntng tut— it. and his father has shown him nothing but grace— it. and his father has shown him nothing but grace in— c and his father has shown him nothing but grace in the wake of cpare— nothing but grace in the wake of care ant— nothing but grace in the wake of crane ant tne— nothing but grace in the wake of spare and the wake of the attactc— spare and the wake of the attactc an — spare and the wake of the attacks on the— spare and the wake of the attacks on the british people, vett— attacks on the british people, vet-tent— attacks on the british people, well, bent backwards, well, he's bent over backwards, tnctuttng— well, he's bent over backwards, including archie— well, he's bent over backwards, including archie toast. including archie in the toast. ant— including archie in the toast. andlon- — including archie in the toast. andlon- tene— including archie in the toast. and-on. none of— including archie in the toast. and-on. none of it- including archie in the toast. and-on. none of it can- and so on. none of it can appease this whiny, nasty man. so really hope this is the so i really hope this is the last time he goes over last time that he goes over there and that he goes to there and that that he goes to buckingham and that he buckingham palace and that he stays home with his preening wife while she

wife in montecito while she orchestra gets her fake, oh, paparazzi here on my walk. well, ihappen paparazzi here on my walk. well, i happen to have my little scarf on while walking the dog moments, which none buys. moments, which none of us buys. they should stay there. they should paparazzi should stay with the paparazzi in montecito, should stay in montecito, and he should stay as away from the royal as far away from the royal family can get. do you family as he can get. do you know what i found extraordinary? one of newspapers over here one of the newspapers over here got one of the newspapers over here gat tnetr— one of the newspapers over here got their-reader- one of the newspapers over here got their-reader in.- one of the newspapers over here got their reader in. and got their top lip reader in. and even -was sitting- got their top lip reader in. and. even -was sitting-the even when he was sitting in the penc— even when he was sitting in the nevc at— even when he was sitting in the pews of westminster abbey , pews of westminster abbey, tnavvtng — pews of westminster abbey, tnavvtng tnat— pews of westminster abbey, knowing that every camera in tnat— knowing that every camera in tnat trace— knowing that every camera in that place was— knowing that every camera in that place was watching him , he that place was watching him, he ctttt— that place was watching him, he still couldn't— that place was watching him, he still couldn't help— that place was watching him, he still couldn't help in this mament — still couldn't help in this moment. meghan moan to jack nraatctant,— moment. meghan moan to jack brooksbank, who's— moment. meghan moan to jack brooksbank, who's the husband of one brooksbank, who's the husband of at— brooksbank, who's the husband of at tne— brooksbank, who's the husband of one of the york— brooksbank, who's the husband of one of the york girls , about how one of the york girls, about how terrttte— one of the york girls, about how terrttte ne-c— one of the york girls, about how terrible he's been— one of the york girls, about how terrible he's been treated by his terrible he's been treated by ntc ann— terrible he's been treated by his own family. _ terrible he's been treated by his own family. he never stops maantng— his own family. he never stops maantng . — his own family. he never stops maantng. tttn— his own family. he never stops moaning . “ : his own family. he never stops moaning . i moaning. this should be a comfort to people who are angry with him and i realise that's the majority of your country and mine . this should be a comfort mine. this should be a comfort because harry's worst punishment is sitting there in his own mind. next to that whiner, next

to the woman who couldn't be made happy by the royal family, which she vision boarded that made her rich, that made her a household her household name, that made her a star, that let her walk down the aisle in, you know, one of the most beautiful gowns ever with the watching on wearing the queen watching on wearing the jewels. none it the crown jewels. none of it could and none of it could please her and none of it could please her and none of it could please her and none of it could please him. so this should make because these two make you happy because these two are saddled with each other are now saddled with each other and what's left now ? season two and what's left now? season two of her hit podcast, no , no, no of her hit podcast, no, no, no one wants that. and no one's ttctentng— one wants that. and no one's ttctentng ta— one wants that. and no one's listening to that,— one wants that. and no one's listening to that, by- and no one's listening to that, by the way . listening to that, by the way. teat. — listening to that, by the way. teat. tun— listening to that, by the way. teat. tun tar— listening to that, by the way. yeah. fun for you _ listening to that, by the way. yeah. fun for you and- listening to that, by the way. yeah. fun for you and me- listening to that, by the way. yeah. fun for you and me , but no yeah. fun for you and me, but no one else. i think that's the part. — one else. i think that's the pan. zo— i think that's the worse part. 20 million spotify cpent— worse part. 20 million spotify cpent .— worse part. 20 million spotify ever spent . meghan, i worse part. 20 million spotify ever spent. meghan, i had to worse part. 20 million spotify ever spent . meghan, i had to get ever spent. meghan, i had to get you ever spent. meghan, i had to get vau ta— ever spent. meghan, i had to get vau ta react— ever spent. meghan, i had to get vau ta react ta— ever spent. meghan, i had to get you to react to this— ever spent. meghan, i had to get you to react to this beautiful mamem— you to react to this beautiful mament at— you to react to this beautiful moment of princess anne and the moment of princess aime and the hat moment of princess anne and the nat vttn— moment of princess anne and the nat vvttn tne— moment of princess anne and the hat with the red— moment of princess anne and the hat with the red feather that vacn-t— hat with the red feather that vvacn-t a— hat with the red feather that wasn't a coincidence, was it ? wasn't a coincidence, was it? trtncecc— wasn't a coincidence, was it? trtncecc anne— wasn't a coincidence, was it? princess anne is— wasn't a coincidence, was it? princess anne is kind- wasn't a coincidence, was it? princess anne is kind of- princess anne is kind of a badass. princess anne is kind of a badass . she was like princess badass. she was like princess anne. you have one mission. she was like , nailed it. you was like, nailed it. you literally can't see-

l be rir: e you literally can't see him . a be air: e you literally can't see him . e was like, nailed it. you- literally can't see him . it was literally can't see him. it was trttttant— literally can't see him. it was trttttant .— literally can't see him. it was brilliant . you— literally can't see him. it was brilliant . you can't tell me it brilliant. you can't tell me it wasn't intentional, right ? wasn't intentional, right? they're too smart and everything , you know, everything is choreographed down to the last moment, the last medal. so there's no way this was an accident . i enjoyed that. now, accident. i enjoyed that. now, look, i know you love- now, look, i know you love little trtnce— look, i know you love little prince louis— look, i know you love little prince louis as— look, i know you love little prince louis as we all do, but vau— prince louis as we all do, but can you believe— prince louis as we all do, but can you believe that harry and raegnan— can you believe that harry and raegnan nave— can you believe that harry and meghan have sent their awful ttttte— meghan have sent their awful little mouthpiece this odd ttttte— little mouthpiece this odd little bloke,— little mouthpiece this odd little bloke, omid scobie, out tatav— little bloke, omid scobie, out tatav ta— little bloke, omid scobie, out today to actually— little bloke, omid scobie, out today to actually blame the cnttt— today to actually blame the cnttt .— today to actually blame the child . omicron— today to actually blame the child . omicron blame the whales child. omicron blame the whales as child. omicron blame the whales ac cntttren— child. omicron blame the whales ac cntttren ,— child. omicron blame the whales as children , as— child. omicron blame the whales as children , as the— child. omicron blame the whales as children , as the reason why as children, as the reason why tne— as children, as the reason why tne tamttv— as children, as the reason why the family was— as children, as the reason why the family was slightly late to the family was slightly late to the coronation— the family was slightly late to the coronation so it feels like tnev— the coronation so it feels like tnev are— the coronation so it feels like they are prepared to stoop very tav— they are prepared to stoop very tav tn— they are prepared to stoop very tav tn tnetr— they are prepared to stoop very low in their war— they are prepared to stoop very low in their war against the vvnatec— low in their war against the vnatec ant— low in their war against the whales and as— low in their war against the whales and as if— low in their war against the whales and as if omid scobie is reattv— whales and as if omid scobie is reattv getttng— whales and as if omid scobie is really getting scoops about the tavat— really getting scoops about the ttavat tamttv— really getting scoops about the royal family from anyone cannectet— royal family from anyone connected to _ royal family from anyone connected to the royal family, tm — connected to the royal family, tm cue— connected to the royal family, tm tnev— connected to the royal family, i'm sure they all— connected to the royal family, i'm sure they all hate him. they— i'm sure they all hate him. they recognise— i'm sure they all hate him. they recognise he's- i'm sure they all hate him. they recognise he's on- i'm sure they all hate him. they recognise he's on team sussex. like i probably have more sources in the royal family than omid scobie has , and i have than omid scobie has, and i have

none. absolutely have you the only person i trust for news about the royals? so yeah, it's about the royals? so yeah, it's a lie. and it comes from her and from harry who are insanely jealous . and you know what jealous. and you know what they're going to be calling, you know, prince william's and princess kate's children one day. king so they're jealous of that, too. they think it should be. archie it should be. lilibet it should be them. that was meghan's problem right from the start that she wasn't going to be number one. she had to play second fiddle to that kate middleton. and i'm sure she looked as those looked on with rage as those beautiful children stole the show . so while an actual king show. so while an actual king was being coronated, still they stole the show. they were so cute. they were perfectly behaved. even little louis kind of coloured within the lines. and she couldn't take it. the spotlight was off of her, was off of her kids. so she sent her mouthpiece out there to hit those kids. now, meghan, this would usually be a bit rude, me raising this, but i'm going to do it because he was so rude about william. did you think

tnere— about william. did you think tnere-a— about william. did you think there-a slight— about william. did you think there-a slight irony- about william. did you think there-a slight irony to. bit a: did you think there a slight irony to the there was a slight irony to the tact— there was a slight irony to the tact tnat— there was a slight irony to the fact that - never- there was a slight irony to the fact that never looked fact that harry has never looked tatter— fact that harry has never looked bolder walking— fact that harry has never looked bolder walking in— fact that harry has never looked bolder walking in to the abbey? i bolder walking in to the abbey? r mean— bolder walking in to the abbey? r tnat— bolder walking in to the abbey? i mean, that must— bolder walking in to the abbey? i mean, that must be painful for rtegnan— i mean, that must be painful for raegnan, gtven— i mean, that must be painful for meghan, given he— i mean, that must be painful for meghan, given he was talking ataut— meghan, given he was talking ataut nav— meghan, given he was talking about how awfully bald william taatet— about how awfully bald william taatet at— about how awfully bald william looked at the— about how awfully bald william looked at the funeral of his granttatner— looked at the funeral of his grandfather either. e ”cigar grandfather either. it really suct— grandfather either. it really was such a nasty, unnecessary shot at william. i mean, everyone knows that william's losing his hair and everyone knows, by the way, that if william wanted to keep his hair there are all sorts of drugs he could take. and so on. he's not vain enough. doesn't was vain enough. he doesn't was looking kate. she looking at princess kate. she could full of botox could probably be full of botox and like most and filler right now, like most 40 she's clearly not 40 year olds, she's clearly not doing that. this couple is who they which is the opposite doing that. this couple is who thtthe which is the opposite doing that. this couple is who thtthe way'hich is the opposite doing that. this couple is who thtthe way ther is the opposite doing that. this couple is who thtthe way the sussexesiposite doing that. this couple is who thtthe way the sussexes go site doing that. this couple is who thtthe way the sussexes go about of the way the sussexes go about their lives. just take a at their lives. just take a look at meghan's latest publicity photos. been some photos. okay. there's been some interventions. but interventions. it's fine. but i'm just telling you, there's a jealousy harry out jealousy there. so harry was out of after his brother, of line going after his brother, and it shows you the insane jealousy that we were just talking about. it's another example. would you mention example. why would you mention his hairline? why his receding hairline? why would you at something? he

you poke at him at something? he probably somewhat probably feels somewhat self—conscious , even when self—conscious about, even when you the same is likely to you know the same is likely to happen to you. you have what we think the same genes . and lo and think the same genes. and lo and behold , justice is served just behold, justice is served just in time for the coronation. and you know it's going to be meghan markle's problem , you for markle's problem, you know, for a of more. but when a couple of years more. but when she dumps him and moves on to some billionaire hedge fund manager, it'll probably be somebody head somebody with a full head of hair. harry's going to hair. and then harry's going to be yes meghan be really sorry. yes meghan treattng— be really sorry. yes meghan breaking tonight— be really sorry. yes meghan breaking tonight ,- be really sorry. yes meghan breaking tonight , a- ”cigar tv/ritir meghan breaking tonight , a federal jury breaking tonight, a federal jury in breaking tonight, a federal jury tn ten— breaking tonight, a federal jury tn tev tart— breaking tonight, a federal jury in new york city— breaking tonight, a federal jury in new york city has found the farmer— in new york city has found the former president,— in new york city has found the former president, donald trump, not former president, donald trump, nat gutttv— former president, donald trump, nat gutttv at— former president, donald trump, not guilty of rape,— former president, donald trump, not guilty of rape, but did find mm— not guilty of rape, but did find ntm gutttv— not guilty of rape, but did find ntm gutttv at— not guilty of rape, but did find him guilty of sexually abusing and him guilty of sexually abusing ant tetamtng— him guilty of sexually abusing and defaming e— him guilty of sexually abusing and defaming e jean carroll, now the and defaming e jean carroll, now tne atvtce— and defaming e jean carroll, now the advice columnist, has been avartet— the advice columnist, has been awarded—that's- awarded $5 million. that's raugntv— awarded $5 million. that's roughly million damages, roughly £4 million in damages, arteret— roughly £4 million in damages, ordered largely— roughly £4 million in damages, ordered largely in— roughly £4 million in damages, ordered largely in relation to vvnat— ordered largely in relation to ma tne— ordered largely in relation to ma tne jury— ordered largely in relation to what the jury saw as defamatory cactat— what the jury saw as defamatory cactat metta— what the jury saw as defamatory social media posts— what the jury saw as defamatory social media posts october social media posts in october tact— social media posts in october tact vear. — social media posts in october last year. trump— social media posts in october last year. trump has hit back on trutn— last year. trump has hit back on trutn cactat— last year. trump has hit back on truth social in— last year. trump has hit back on truth social in the— last year. trump has hit back on truth social in the past hour, cavtng— truth social in the past hour, sayingr r— truth social in the past hour, sayingr r nave— truth social in the past hour, saying, i have absolutely no ttea— saying, i have absolutely no ttea-tntc— saying, i have absolutely no idea-this-is.. saying, i have absolutely noi idea-this-is. this idea who this woman is. this verttct— idea who this woman is. this verdict-disgrace. - verdict is a disgrace. a continuation- verdict is a disgrace. a continuation of the greatest vvttcn— continuation of the greatest vvttcn nunt— continuation of the greatest witch hunt of— continuation of the greatest witch hunt of all time. you've teen— witch hunt of all time. you've been following— witch hunt of all time. you've been following trial been following this trial ctacetv— been following this trial ctacetv an— been following this trial closely on your own show. megan,

unat— closely on your own show. megan, vnat ta— closely on your own show. megan, vnat ta vau— closely on your own show. megan, what do you make— closely on your own show. megan, what do you make of the verdict 7 what do you make of the verdict e -tntc— what do you make of the verdict e -tntc tc— what do you make of the verdict e -tntc tc a- what do you make of the verdicti ? -this is a manhattan ? so, yeah, this is a manhattan jury ? so, yeah, this is a manhattan jury who said we don't think you prove that he raped you, though he wasn't on trial for rape. it was a civil case, not a criminal case. you didn't prove rape even by 51, which is all that's required to in a civil required to win in a civil courtroom. but did courtroom. but you did prove that defamed you and that he that he defamed you and that he may have touched you in some way that didn't inside of that you didn't want inside of that you didn't want inside of that dressing room. and he did know who she was, at least at the there are pictures of the time. there are pictures of him her. she was well known him with her. she was well known about there's about new york. so there's pretty that he did pretty good proof that he did know she but there's know who she was. but there's very little proof that he actually raped this woman. and she then defamed she claimed that he then defamed her because she's her present day because she's past statute of limitations past the statute of limitations on by it and then on rape by denying it and then insulting her. and look, she came there couldn't even came in there and couldn't even name happened. she name the year it happened. she thought spring 96, thought maybe the spring of 96, but sure about that. but she wasn't sure about that. she she didn't no she admitted she didn't say no when he allegedly raping when he was allegedly raping her. and i have to say, dan , her. and i have to say, dan, even era of metoo, the even in this era of metoo, the man at least be man is required to at least be given notice that there's no consent. right so she even after

the fact , was sort of telling the fact, was sort of telling her friends, i'm not sure exactly what was that? and exactly what what was that? and the saying, jean, you the friend was saying, jean, you were that's what this all were raped. that's what this all was about. she also claimed it happened another media happened by another media executive, who executive, les moonves, who she really anything . really didn't sue for anything. you trump was the you know, donald trump was the political took the political figure and he took the brunt. manhattan jury has brunt. and a manhattan jury has said, be punished some said, you'll be punished to some extent. fascinating analysis. vau— extent. fascinating analysis. vau can— extent. fascinating analysis. vau get— extent. fascinating analysis. you can get much- rita

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meghan markle, biographer tom bower joins me live in the bowerjoins me live in the ctutta— bowerjoins me live in the ctutta ac— bowerjoins me live in the studio as he— bowerjoins me live in the studio as he reveals that with tne— studio as he reveals that with the sussexes— studio as he reveals that with the sussexes wounded, the caunte-c— the sussexes wounded, the couple's vendetta is about to get— couple's vendetta is about to get even— couple's vendetta is about to get nactv— couple's vendetta is about to get nactv .— couple's vendetta is about to get even nasty . we're also on get even nasty. we're also on tne— get even nasty. we're also on tne nav— get even nasty. we're also on the way tonight— get even nasty. we're also on the way tonight after two tecatec— the way tonight after two decades on _ the way tonight after two decades on the show. it's been repartet— decades on the show. it's been regartet tnat— decades on the show. it's been reported that loose women legend carat— reported that loose women legend carat ttcgttttn— reported that loose women legend carol mcgiffin has— reported that loose women legend carol mcgiffin has been axed tecauce— carol mcgiffin has been axed tecauce at— carol mcgiffin has been axed because of her— carol mcgiffin has been axed because of her views on covid. so because of her views on covid. sa nac— because of her views on covid. sa nac vtate— because of her views on covid. so has woke itv— because of her views on covid. so has woke itv made a nasty natnt— so has woke itv made a nasty nattt at— so has woke itv made a nasty habit of censoring— so has woke itv made a nasty habit of censoring its biggest ctarc— habit of censoring its biggest ctarc tn— habit of censoring its biggest ctarc tn an— habit of censoring its biggest stars in an exclusive interview, rtceeaugn— stars in an exclusive interview, rtcceaugn ratnc— stars in an exclusive interview, mcgeough joins me live in the ctutta— mcgeough joins me live in the ctutta ta— mcgeough joins me live in the studio to tell— mcgeough joins me live in the studio to tell all— mcgeough joins me live in the studio to tell all about her treatment— studio to tell all about her treatment from _ studio to tell all about her treatment from the broadcaster ant— treatment from the broadcaster ant treattng— treatment from the broadcaster and breaking tonight, sir keir starmer— and breaking tonight, sir keir starmer nac— and breaking tonight, sir keir starmer has refused to rule out a caattttan— starmer has refused to rule out a coalition with— starmer has refused to rule out a coalition with the lib dem remoaners not— a coalition with the lib dem remoaners not once, not twice, tut— remoaners not once, not twice, tut even— remoaners not once, not twice, but seven times— remoaners not once, not twice, but seven times since you sat next— but seven times since you sat next ta— but seven times since you sat next ta vvneree— but seven times since you sat next to where? dave at the caranattan — next to where? dave at the coronation on— next to where? dave at the coronation on saturday. so man, you— coronation on saturday. so man, vau can— coronation on saturday. so man, vau ta— coronation on saturday. so man, you can do business with . �*ft�*rill you can do business with. well, tact.— you can do business with. well, tact. tm— you can do business with. well, tact. tm gatng— you can do business with. well, look, i'm going for— you can do business with. well, look, i'm going for an outright majority. are look, i'm going for an outright majority . are you prepared to majority. are you prepared to ta— majority. are you prepared to come to some sort— majority. are you prepared to come to some sort of- come to some sort of arrangement? i'm pressing on for arrangement? i'm pressing on for a tataur— arrangement? i'm pressing on for a labour majority— arrangement? i'm pressing on for a labour majority at the general etecttan. — a labour majority at the general etecttan. ta.— a labour majority at the general election. no, but— a labour majority at the general election. no, but so- a labour majority at the general election. \rir a labour majority at the general election. \rrir election. no, but so as slippery starmer, all but confirms a coalition of chaos brexit back on the line. and could the snp

nave— on the line. and could the snp nave a— on the line. and could the snp nave a rate— on the line. and could the snp have a role in— on the line. and could the snp have a role in this— tit" a and could the snp have a role in this government tram— have a role in this government tram nan-tt— have a role in this government from how'll we— have a role in this government from how'll we tackle all of tnat— from how'll we tackle all of tnat tn— from how'll we tackle all of tnat tn tne— from how'll we tackle all of that in the media? buzz meanwhile,— that in the media? buzz meanwhile, humza yousaf lewis is tact— meanwhile, humza yousaf lewis is tact tatttng— meanwhile, humza yousaf lewis is back talking about— meanwhile, humza yousaf lewis is back talking about the finances, but back talking about the finances, tut nat— back talking about the finances, tut nat tnece— back talking about the finances, but not these ones— back talking about the finances, but not these ones . but not these ones. i think most people watching , whether they're people watching, whether they're republicans or whether they're monarchists, would want the cost kept to a minimum for precisely the reasons you're saying. stay tuned to see scotland's first minister slamming the coronation at a volunteering event for the coronation there'll also be a new greatest— coronation there'll also be a new greatest britain- “ there'll also be a new greatest britain in union ractacc— new greatest britain in union jackass before— new greatest britain in union jackass before the night is out. ttrct— jackass before the night is out. ttrct frant— jackass before the night is out. first front pages— jackass before the night is out. first front pages in very cnarttv— first front pages in very cnantv taa— first front pages in very shortly too, right after the news headlines with polly middlehurst— news headlines with polly middlehurst .— news headlines with polly middlehurst . dan thank you. middlehurst. dan thank you. the top middlehurst. dan thank you. the tap story— middlehurst. dan thank you. the tap ctarv tantgnt— middlehurst. dan thank you. the top story tonight on— middlehurst. dan thank you. the top story tonight on gb- middlehurst. dan thank you. the top story tonight on gb news. a jury top story tonight on gb news. a jury in new york has reached its verdict on the donald trump civil rape trial, concluding he did not rape magazine columnist e! did not rape magazine columnist eijean did not rape magazine columnist ei jean carroll in the 1990s. however, it did find that he sexually abused and defamed her.

the 79 year old former columnist has been awarded $5 million in damages. trump has called the verdict a disgrace, adding he will be appealed during the seven day trial in manhattan's federal court, jurors were told mr trump raped her in a dressing room more than two decades ago. her defamation claim concerns a post made on trump's website, truth social in 2022, calling her allegations a hoax and a lie. republican candidate for arizona governor kari lake says the trial was part of a witch hunt against the former president. he's getting found guilty by a jury in new york, one of the most liberal cities in the world, frankly, in the country for sure. and we've seen tuct— country for sure. and we've seen tuct a— country for sure. and we've seen ruct a canctant— country for sure. and we've seen just a constant witch— trir ”ri and we've seen just a constant witch hunt ttir. ”ri and we've seen just a constant witch hunt of tntc— just a constant witch hunt of tntc man— just a constant witch hunt of tntc .— just a constant witch hunt of tntc . r— just a constant witch hunt of this man. i think they're trying to this man. i think they're trying ta cet— this man. i think they're trying ta cet tntngc— this man. i think they're trying to set things up,— this man. i think they're trying to set things up, going into the etecttan— to set things up, going into the election where— to set things up, going into the election where he— to set things up, going into the election where he looks so tamaget— election where he looks so damaged that— election where he looks so damaged that they try to convince even- damaged that they try to convince even a few voters here ant— convince even a few voters here ant a— convince even a few voters here ant a ten— convince even a few voters here and a few voters— convince even a few voters here

and a few voters there that that tnev-re— and a few voters there that that tnev-re ruct— and a few voters there that that they're just exhausted with him. and they're just exhausted with him. ant tnev— they're just exhausted with him. ant tnev neet— they're just exhausted with him. and they need to— they're just exhausted with him. and they need to move on. and i tan-t— and they need to move on. and i tan-t tetteve— and they need to move on. and i don't believe that— and they need to move on. and i don't believe that the people vtt— don't believe that the people vttt mave— don't believe that the people will move on— don't believe that the people will move on from president trump— will move on from president trump tnat— will move on from president trump that easily. will move on from president trump that easily . �*ft�*rill will move on from president trump that easily . �*ft�*rilt trump that easily. well, news tera— trump that easily. well, news here at— trump that easily. well, news here at home, the information commissioner's office says it won't any action won't be taking any action against lancashire police over the disclosure of nicola bully's personal information on the force came under some criticism after the 45 year old's body was discovered in the river wyre in february following a three week search. meanwhile, the police watchdog , the independent office watchdog, the independent office for police conduct , also says for police conduct, also says it's identified two areas of learning after the force had contact with nicola bully in the days before she went missing. an independent review by the college of policing into the handung college of policing into the handling of the case is also underway , say with findings and underway, say with findings and recommendations due to be published in the autumn and the met. police commissioner has defended his force's policing of the coroner after some criticism for the arrest of six protesters ahead of the event . sir for the arrest of six protesters ahead of the event. sir mark rowley described the arrests as

unfortunate but stressed he supports the arresting officer's actions. the force confirmed the individuals face no further action after being stopped under the new public order act. the prime minister today said he supports people's right to protest , but that the new laws protest, but that the new laws are needed to protect against serious disruption . now serious disruption. now pharmacists will be able to give prescription medicine without a gp sign off in the latest government plans to ease pressure on doctors. under the measures, patients will be able to get treatments for seven common conditions , including a common conditions, including a sore throat and an ear infection without seeing a doctor. it's hoped the new guidelines, which will come into place this winter, will free up, up to 15 million appointments at surgeries over the next two years. rishi sunak said today. the measures will also help cut waiting times for those seeking medical help. those are the latest news headlines. i'm back in an hour. now back to dan .

in an hour. now back to dan. tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz. tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz . and— tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz . and just- a?“ td now in our media buzz . and just one our media buzz. and just one frant— our media buzz. and just one trant page— our media buzz. and just one trant page tn— our media buzz. and just one front page in so— our media buzz. and just one front page in so far. our media buzz. and just one front page in so far . straight front page in so far. straight to front page in so far. straight ta n— front page in so far. straight ta n tne— front page in so far. straight to it, the metro— front page in so far. straight to it, the metro leading with tne— to it, the metro leading with tne nevvc— to it, the metro leading with the news that— to it, the metro leading with the news that donald trump has teen— the news that donald trump has teen taunt— the news that donald trump has been found guilty— the news that donald trump has been found guilty of sexual atuce— been found guilty of sexual atuce ant— been found guilty of sexual abuse and defamation, but not gutttv— abuse and defamation, but not gutttv at— abuse and defamation, but not gutttv at rate— abuse and defamation, but not guilty of rape with £4 million vartn— guilty of rape with £4 million want at— guilty of rape with £4 million worth of damages awarded to the camptatnant— worth of damages awarded to the camgtatnant tn— worth of damages awarded to the complainant in a— worth of damages awarded to the complainant in a new york civil my— complainant in a new york civil case. my superstar— complainant in a new york civil case. my superstar panel are tact— case. my superstar panel are tact vttn— case. my superstar panel are back with me— case. my superstar panel are back with me now, top daily mail catumntct— back with me now, top daily mail columnist amanda— back with me now, top daily mail columnist amanda patel, the conservative— columnist amanda patel, the conservative commentator, the tteverent— conservative commentator, the reverend calvin _ conservative commentator, the reverend calvin robinson , and reverend calvin robinson, and the reverend calvin robinson, and tne autnar— reverend calvin robinson, and the author and— reverend calvin robinson, and the author and broadcaster tetecca— the author and broadcaster rebecca reid.— the author and broadcaster rebecca reid. now, breaking tantgnt— rebecca reid. now, breaking tantgnt. met— rebecca reid. now, breaking tonight, met police boss sir mart— tonight, met police boss sir ttart ttavvtev— tonight, met police boss sir mark rowley has said officers targetet— mark rowley has said officers targetet a— mark rowley has said officers targeted a criminal network turtng— targeted a criminal network turtng tne— targeted a criminal network during the king's coronation, tnctuttng— during the king's coronation, tnctuttng a— during the king's coronation, including a plot— during the king's coronation, including a plot in involving tate— including a plot in involving fake stewards— including a plot in involving fake stewards throwing bottles of fake stewards throwing bottles at natnt— fake stewards throwing bottles at patnt at— fake stewards throwing bottles of paint at the— fake stewards throwing bottles of paint at the procession . now, of paint at the procession. now, tavtev— of paint at the procession. now, rowley claimed— of paint at the procession. now, rowley claimed cops received tntetttgence— rowley claimed cops received intelligence that— rowley claimed cops received intelligence that protesters arca— intelligence that protesters also planned— intelligence that protesters also planned to use rape alarms

to also planned to use rape alarms ta cnaat— also planned to use rape alarms to spook horses— also planned to use rape alarms to spook horses and ambitions to evtenctvetv— to spook horses and ambitions to extensively vandalise monuments. in extensively vandalise monuments. rn tantam— extensively vandalise monuments. rn tantan an— extensively vandalise monuments. rn tantan an tn— extensively vandalise monuments. in london on in the— extensively vandalise monuments. in london on in the house of carmnanc— in london on in the house of commons earlier— in london on in the house of commons earlier today, police tttntcter— commons earlier today, police minister chris— commons earlier today, police minister chris philp mp praised the minister chris philp mp praised tne pattctng— minister chris philp mp praised the policing operation. look erg pattce— the policing operation. look erg pattce cenatntv— the policing operation. look erg police certainly descended on us unen— police certainly descended on us vvnen ve— police certainly descended on us when we were unloading our ptacartc— when we were unloading our ptacartc .— when we were unloading our ptacartc . verv— when we were unloading our placards , very heavy handed, placards, very heavy handed, targe— placards, very heavy handed, large numbers— placards, very heavy handed, large numbers of police. "car large numbers of police. they arrectet— large numbers of police. they arrectet uc— large numbers of police. they arrested us and— large numbers of police. they arrested us and detained us for 16 hours. we no longer have a right to protest. we just have the right to protest. we just have tne treetam — right to protest. we just have the freedom to— right to protest. we just have the freedom to protest- the freedom to protest contingent— the freedom to protest contingent on permission from the contingent on permission from tne ctate. — contingent on permission from the state. now— contingent on permission from the state. now that's actually eranam — the state. now that's actually graham smith _ the state. now that's actually graham smith ,— the state. now that's actually graham smith , who was one of the graham smith, who was one of the six graham smith, who was one of the cm pebble— graham smith, who was one of the six people arrested— graham smith, who was one of the six people arrested from the anti—monarchy— six people arrested from the anti—monarchy group republic. but anti—monarchy group republic. nutvvere— anti—monarchy group republic. but were released— anti—monarchy group republic. but were released without- anti—monarchy group republic. but were released without charge after a gruelling 16 hours. now, look, i believe these protesters were just tasteful for trying to disrupt the coronation on. but ultimately what we've seen is worrying for freedom of speech and our right to protest. so, amanda patel, i obviously believe an absolute right in

society to protest, you know , society to protest, you know, where my line has been when it comes to the eco terrorists who i don't think protest. i think they cause criminal damage . they cause criminal damage. ridge where do you fall on this one and do you think there was any evidence of overreach from the met here? i want to give tnree— the met here? i want to give three cheers— the met here? i want to give three cheers to _ the met here? i want to give three cheers to the - tiri. “ri”ri7’ i want to give three cheers to the met tiri. “ti”ri7’ i want to give three cheers to the met chiefs . three cheers to the met chiefs. mart— three cheers to the met chiefs. ttart tavtev— three cheers to the met chiefs. mark rowley happy poor pippa. pippa— mark rowley happy poor pippa. ttppa ttt— mark rowley happy poor pippa. ttppa ttt vtat— mark rowley happy poor pippa. pippa did what most— mark rowley happy poor pippa. pippa did what most of- mark rowley happy poor pippa. pippa did what most of us- pippa did what most of us wanted. got those scruffs like tnat— wanted. got those scruffs like tnat ttate— wanted. got those scruffs like that bloke who— wanted. got those scruffs like that bloke who was— : got those scruffs like that bloke who was just up on the that bloke who was just up on tne cee— that bloke who was just up on the screen there— that bloke who was just up on the screen there who were out, vau— the screen there who were out, vau tnavv. — the screen there who were out, vau tnavv. tntng— the screen there who were out, you know, trying to disrupt evervtntng. — you know, trying to disrupt everything. this- you know, trying to disrupt everything. i“ ”cigar everything. this was a really special. he said he everything. i“ ”cigar t he said he was just special. he said he was just pratecttng— special. he said he was just protesting. yeah,— t he said he was just protesting. yeah, he. there were tnaucantc— protesting. yeah, he. there were tnaucantc at— protesting. yeah, he. there were thousands of people and hundreds of thousands of people and hundreds at peapte— thousands of people and hundreds at peapte una— thousands of people and hundreds of people who who— thousands of people and hundreds of people who who legitimately and of people who who legitimately ant tegattv— of people who who legitimately and legally protested in tratatgar— and legally protested in trafalgar square . okay. these trafalgar square. okay. these are trafalgar square. okay. these tne— trafalgar square. okay. these are the facts— trafalgar square. okay. these are the facts of— trafalgar square. okay. these are the facts of it. there were tenc— are the facts of it. there were tenc at— are the facts of it. there were tens of thousands— are the facts of it. there were tens of thousands of people who met— tens of thousands of people who ttnet tne— tens of thousands of people who lined the streets— tens of thousands of people who lined the streets who needed to be lined the streets who needed to te pratectet— lined the streets who needed to be protected from _ lined the streets who needed to be protected from what rowley catt— be protected from what rowley cart ere— be protected from what rowley said were legitimate and tangerauc— said were legitimate and dangerous threats to the to tnetr— dangerous threats to the to their security. _ dangerous threats to the to their security. so and we end up vttn— their security. so and we end up vvttn et— their security. so and we end up vvttn ea peapte— their security. so and we end up with 64 people getting arrested and with 64 people getting arrested ant ctr— with 64 people getting arrested ant ctv at— with 64 people getting arrested and six of them— with 64 people getting arrested and six of them spending

averntgnt— and six of them spending overnight in— and six of them spending overnight in prison. well, i vautt— overnight in prison. well, i vautt nave— overnight in prison. well, i would have put— overnight in prison. well, i would have put them all in prtcan— would have put them all in prtcan ant— would have put them all in prison and lock— would have put them all in prison and lock them up, lock tnen— prison and lock them up, lock tnem up— prison and lock them up, lock tnem up ant.— prison and lock them up, lock them up and, you— prison and lock them up, lock them up and, you know, they're tuct— them up and, you know, they're ruct vau— them up and, you know, they're ruct vau ruct— them up and, you know, they're ruct vau ruct get— them up and, you know, they're just you just get so sick to tnece— just you just get so sick to tnece peatte— just you just get so sick to these people. they said they taattng— these people. they said they were looking the police were taattng— were looking the police were looking specifically for looking out specifically for peapte— looking out specifically for peapte una— looking out specifically for people who were had cufflinks, nantcuttc— people who were had cufflinks, handcuffs and _ people who were had cufflinks, handcuffs and things so that met— handcuffs and things so that tnev cautt— handcuffs and things so that they could attach them to lock on, they could attach them to lock ta— they could attach them to lock ta tact— they could attach them to lock on, to lock on. _ they could attach them to lock on, to lock on. that was the big guecttan— on, to lock on. that was the big guecttan. nut— on, to lock on. that was the big question. but graham smith, who we tuct— question. but graham smith, who we tuct ca— question. but graham smith, who we ruct ant— question. but graham smith, who we just saw and he's the head of teputttc— we just saw and he's the head of tteputttc. ne— we just saw and he's the head of republic, he absolutely, categorically— republic, he absolutely, categorically denies that his graup. —tnev-rel group. yeah, well, they're all categartcattv— group. yeah, well, they're all categorically in— group. yeah, well, they're all categorically in the end of the day,— categorically in the end of the day vau— categorically in the end of the day vau truct— categorically in the end of the day, you trust your instincts. it day, you trust your instincts. rt vvac— day, you trust your instincts. rt a— day, you trust your instincts. it was a fantastic— day, you trust your instincts. it was a fantastic day. there was-threats.- it was a fantastic day. there was-threats. now. it was a fantastic day. there was threats. now it's was serious threats. now it's tne— was serious threats. now it's tne ttggect— was serious threats. now it's the biggest police operation was serious threats. now it's the iwe'vet police operation was serious threats. now it's the iwe've ever ce operation was serious threats. now it's the iwe've ever conducted.n was serious threats. now it's the iwe've ever conducted. and that we've ever conducted. and i tntnt—a- that we've ever conducted. and i tntnt—a nttcnl think the cops without a hitch ant— think the cops without a hitch ant-catc— think the cops without a hitch ant-caec get— think the cops without a hitch ant-caec get a— think the cops without a hitch and cops get a rap. and and the cops get a bad rap. and i and the cops get a bad rap. and truct— and the cops get a bad rap. and rtuct vvtcn— and the cops get a bad rap. and i just wish these— and the cops get a bad rap. and i just wish these people who tuct— i just wish these people who ruct vant— i just wish these people who ruct vantltte— i just wish these people who just want tie themselves to just want to tie themselves to tntngc— just want to tie themselves to tntngc vautt— just want to tie themselves to things would just get a haircut ant— things would just get a haircut and-job— things would just get a haircut and-job ac- things would just get a haircut and-job ac r- things would just get a haircut and-job, as i like. things would just get a haircut and job, as i like to and get a real job, as i like to cav— and get a real job, as i like to cav.-r— and get a real job, as i like to cav.-r vautt— and get a real job, as i like to say. i would actually like say. well, i would actually like tnat— say. well, i would actually like tnat-tut— say. well, i would actually like that-but-think,| that because but i just think, you— that because but i just think, tau—vant- that because but i just think, tau—want ta- that because but i just think, you -want to tie. you know, you want to tie vaurcett— you know, you want to tie yourself something. do what yourself to something. do what atner— yourself to something. do what atner peapte— yourself to something. do what other people -just- yourself to something. do what other people just have other people do and just have tun— other people do and just have turn at— other people do and just have some fun at home. come on, tattncan— some fun at home. come on, robinson what— some fun at home. come on, robinson what find fascinate robinson what i find fascinate tattng— robinson what i find fascinate tattng ver— robinson what i find fascinate dating over the— robinson what i find fascinate dating over the past 48 hours on this dating over the past 48 hours on tntc tc— dating over the past 48 hours on tntc tc tnat—

dating over the past 48 hours on this is that all— dating over the past 48 hours on this is that all of— dating over the past 48 hours on this is that all of a— dating over the past 48 hours on this is that all of a sudden the tert— this is that all of a sudden the tett tn— this is that all of a sudden the tett tn tntc— this is that all of a sudden the left in this country has discovered— left in this country has discovered the concept of treetam — discovered the concept of freedom of _ discovered the concept of freedom of speech because they tttn-t— freedom of speech because they tttn-t gtve— freedom of speech because they tttn-t gtve a— freedom of speech because they didn't give a when— freedom of speech because they didn't give a when we were tatttng— didn't give a when we were talking about— didn't give a when we were talking about the teacher in tntet— talking about the teacher in nattev. vvnen — talking about the teacher in batley, when we were talking ataut— batley, when we were talking ataut rt. — batley, when we were talking about it. protesters against camputctan— about it. protesters against compulsion free vaccination. wnen— compulsion free vaccination. wnen ve— compulsion free vaccination. wnen ve ere— compulsion free vaccination. when we were talking about anti—lockdown _ when we were talking about anti—lockdown campaigners , they anti —lockdown campaigners, they did anti —lockdown campaigners, they ttt nat— anti —lockdown campaigners, they ttt nat gtve— anti —lockdown campaigners, they ttt nat gtve a— anti—lockdown campaigners, they did not give a when the police tattng— did not give a when the police were taking away— did not give a when the police were taking away their fundamental right to challenge autnarttv.— fundamental right to challenge autnarttv. nut— fundamental right to challenge authority. but all— fundamental right to challenge authority. but all of a sudden tnev— authority. but all of a sudden tnev are— authority. but all of a sudden they are prepared to speak up ant— they are prepared to speak up ant att— they are prepared to speak up now and all of— they are prepared to speak up now and all of a— they are prepared to speak up now and all of a sudden become treetam— now and all of a sudden become treetam at— now and all of a sudden become freedom of speech— now and all of a sudden become freedom of speech campaigners. i mean,-consistent_ freedom of speech campaigners. i mean,-consistent on- freedom of speech campaigners. i mean, consistent on this. mean, i'm consistent on this. i tntnt— mean, i'm consistent on this. i tntnt vau— mean, i'm consistent on this. i tntnt vau can— mean, i'm consistent on this. i think you can protest, but not cause criminal— think you can protest, but not cause criminal but it is cause criminal damage. but it is tantc— cause criminal damage. but it is tcn-t— cause criminal damage. but it is tcn-t n— cause criminal damage. but it is ironic, isn't it, seeing how tatt— ironic, isn't it, seeing how tart an— ironic, isn't it, seeing how tart an tne— ironic, isn't it, seeing how folk on the left- ironic, isn't it, seeing how folk on the left or all of a cutten— folk on the left or all of a sudden are— folk on the left or all of a sudden are turning freedom sudden are turning into freedom of sudden are turning into freedom at-campatgnerc- sudden are turning into freedom of campaigners overnight? of speech campaigners overnight? it's of speech campaigners overnight? rt-c—patnt. - of speech campaigners overnight? rt-c—patnt. tnct- it's a very good point. they cntt— it's a very good point. they antv-ataut— it's a very good point. they only about speech when only care about free speech when it's speech that is it's their free speech that is being threatened, why being threatened, which is why i'm for these i'm standing up for these republic guys. i'm a massive i'm a monarchist. absolutely republic guys. i'm a massive i'm a royalty:hist. absolutely republic guys. i'm a massive i'm a royalty .iist. absolutely republic guys. i'm a massive i'm a royalty . however, utely republic guys. i'm a massive i'm a royalty . however, these we bleed royalty. however, these guys should be allowed to protest because they don't believe it they want to believe in it and they want to make a sign. they want to let us know that they don't believe in

it. there's only there's small fry. only 4000 of fry. there's only 4000 of them. they're a big campaign they're not a big campaign group. every single they're not a big campaign groupchannel every single they're not a big campaign groupchannel at every single they're not a big campaign groupchannel at theery single they're not a big campaign groupchannel at the moment if news channel at the moment as if they're a lobbyist group. they're a big lobbyist group. but small organisation but there are small organisation of protesters. given of protesters. this is given them publicity. them the best publicity. exactly. them protest. and exactly. let them protest. and they were allowed to do- t and they were allowed to do it. is tne— they were allowed to do it. is the tna— they were allowed to do it. is the two ter— they were allowed to do it. is the two tier policing.- they were allowed to do it. is the two tier policing. the problem is that stop oil problem is that just stop oil aren't they're aren't protesting, they're disrupting and nothing happens. it's criminal damage. it's eco terrorism it goes even terrorism and where it goes even further, really further, where i'm really concerned that this new concerned is that this this new legislation pushed legislation that got pushed through didn't get pushed through didn't get pushed through like through to stop people like this. get pushed this. it didn't get pushed through stop just oil. through to stop just stop oil. it got pushed through to stop anti—lockdown protesters. if you remember, were really putting government were really putting this through. no, no, i clearly rememert rt.— this through. no, no, i clearly remember it. rebecca- 3 no, no, i clearly remember it. rebecca read you're turtauc— remember it. rebecca read you're turtauc-tne— remember it. rebecca read you're furious-the met— remember it. rebecca read you're furious the met about this. furious with the met about this. i furious with the met about this. r-tntnt— furious with the met about this. r-tntnt-nac- i mean, i think the met has a problem with women. and i think the whoever is. the met, whoever everything is. but isn't about women. but this isn't about women. t hey— but this isn't about women. they confiscated— but this isn't about women. they confiscated rape- but this isn't about women. they confiscated rape alarms from night from people who were night safety official. an safety official. that's an insane thing to do, especially from a force an insane from a force that has an insane number are number of people who are actually on trial or being investigated for domestic violence. horses violence. police horses are trained up with any trained to put up with any noise. a police

noise. you cannot be a police horse unless you are able be horse unless you are able to be in riot. the idea that that in a riot. the idea that a that a rape alarm is going to spook a police horse that they police horse shows that they don't what this don't understand what this horses what about the horses do. what about if the pace— horses do. what about if the police-worried- horses do. what about if the police-worried that- r:ir what about if the police worried that these police were worried that these pratecterc— police were worried that these protesters-going- police were worried that these protesters going to use protesters were going to use tnace— protesters were going to use. tnace—tne those rape alarm to scare the narcec— those rape alarm to scare the horses-throw- those rape alarm to scare the horses throw paint? horses and also throw paint? vau— horses and also throw paint? you cant— horses and also throw paint? you can't rebecca— horses and also throw paint? you can't rebecca can't- horses and also throw paint? you can't rebecca can't just thatis you can't rebecca can't just that is a police horse has to be able through a riot. able to ride through a riot. they train for that. have they are train for that. have you ever used a rape- “rig i”ri; “ have you ever used a rape alarm? i tan-t— you ever used a rape alarm? i tan-t carry— you ever used a rape alarm? i tan-t carry a— you ever used a rape alarm? i tan-t carry a rape— you ever used a rape alarm? i don't carry a rape alarm.- you ever used a rape alarm? i don't carry a rape alarm. no, i was i had to do a job once. and they and i had to carry- they and i had to carry one. and tnev— they and i had to carry one. and tnev tactcattv— they and i had to carry one. and they basically spooked for ttactc— they basically spooked for blocks and _ they basically spooked for blocks and blocks. all they blocks and blocks. they all they are—ntgn— blocks and blocks. they all they are—high pitched,- are is the most high pitched, terrttvtng— are is the most high pitched, terrifying sound.— are is the most high pitched, terrifying sound. see, some are is the most high pitched, terrifyiiwere und. see, some are is the most high pitched, terrifyiiwere terrified, some are is the most high pitched, terrifyiiwere terrified ofyme are is the most high pitched, terrifyiiwere terrified of the are is the most high pitched, terri1and are terrified of the are is the most high pitched, terri1and it! terrified of the are is the most high pitched, terri1and it is arrified of the are is the most high pitched, terri1and it is a'ified of the are is the most high pitched, terri1and it is a form of the day. and it is a form of accautt— day. and it is a form of assault. it— day. and it is a form of assault. it is.- day. and it is a form of assault. it is. and it would nave— assault. it is. and it would nave teen— assault. it is. and it would have been a— assault. it is. and it would have been a form of assault on tnece— have been a form of assault on tnece ere— have been a form of assault on these were women. i”ri; these were women. these are ntgtt— these were women. these are night safety officers. these are not these are people who are there protect women at night, there to protect women at night, arguably like that. arguably from people like that. this force that has this is a police force that has a real endemic problem a very real endemic problem with domestic abusers. domestic violence and abusers. we report we have an independent report found was full of people found that it was full of people who treat women abhorrent. albie the they ended up it's the fact that they ended up it's just doesn't feel like a

just it just doesn't feel like a coincidence that group they coincidence that the group they ended most ended up doing the most unreasonable was unreasonable thing to was a woman's group. now, look, woman's rights group. now, look, i move over to woman's rights group. now, look, i-move over to the- i want to move over to the vtttecc— i want to move over to the witless protesters that just stap— witless protesters that just start ort— witless protesters that just star at vvna — witless protesters that just stop oil who are blocking stop oil who are now blocking cntttren— stop oil who are now blocking children-getting- stop oil who are now blocking children getting an children from getting an education,— children from getting an education, something they cteartv— clearly would have benefited tram— clearly would have benefited. tram—nanect. from themselves, if i'm honest. taat— from themselves, if i'm honest. taat-turtauc— from themselves, if i'm honest. look furious mother. look at this furious mother. i tave— look at this furious mother. i tave tntc— look at this furious mother. i love this woman— look at this furious mother. i love this woman so much. cantrant— love this woman so much. - confront—loons confront fighting the eco loons by ttacttng— confront fighting the eco loons by blocking the— confront fighting the eco loons by blocking the route to her son's school— by blocking the route to her son's school .— by blocking the route to her son's school . come by blocking the route to her son's school. come on, by blocking the route to her son's school . come on, guys. son's school. come on, guys. mere-c— son's school. come on, guys. mere-c a— son's school. come on, guys. mere-c a ttt— son's school. come on, guys. there's a kid in— son's school. come on, guys. there's a kid in the- son's school. come on, guys. there's a kid in the bus.- son's school. come on, guys. there's a kid in the bus. they need to go to school. you all parent, aren't you ? do you want parent, aren't you? do you want to parent, aren't you? do you want ta creat— parent, aren't you? do you want ta cpeat an— parent, aren't you? do you want ta cpeat an tne— parent, aren't you? do you want to speak on the side— parent, aren't you? do you want to speak on the side .- irrit’xti titti“ . rir.7 do you want to speak on the side . yes, inst“.i ti“ . rir.7 do you want to speak on the side . yes, of to speak on the side. yes, of course . look,— to speak on the side. yes, of course . look, there's a kid in course. look, there's a kid in mere— course. look, there's a kid in ten .— course. look, there's a kid in ten . my— course. look, there's a kid in there . my son's— course. look, there's a kid in there . my son's going to go. there. my son's going to go. nec— there. my son's going to go. ne-c mtcctng— there. my son's going to go. he's missing it.— there. my son's going to go. he's missing it. i— there. my son's going to go. ri “g . i think of all he's missing it. i think of all tne— he's missing it. i think of all tne tatnntnc— he's missing it. i think of all the dolphins that— he's missing it. i think of all the dolphins that are- ri “g . i think of all the dolphins that are dying. natntn— the dolphins that are dying. oatnntn r— the dolphins that are dying. dolphin. i think about animal. oh, dolphin. i think about animal. on my— dolphin. i think about animal. on. my gaatnecc. — dolphin. i think about animal. oh, my goodness. i— dolphin. i think about animal. oh, my goodness. i love- dolphin. i think about animal. oh, my goodness. i love that. she said, think that she said, think about that bloke. think about the dolphins. think the dolphins. well, think about the dolphins. well, look, would look, that woman would have reacted the way reacted exactly the same way that i would have in that moment. calvin moment. rebecca read calvin robinson. do stand robinson. amanda patel. do stand by ”p robinson. amanda patel. do stand by up as keir by because coming up as keir starmer slippery starmer as i like to call him, refuses to

rule coalition with the rule out a coalition with the brexit hating lib dems is there anything the labour won't anything the labour leader won't do into power ? i think i do to get into power? i think i know the answer to that one. my superstar panel returned to thrash we'll have the thrash it out and we'll have the rest tomorrow's newspaper thrash it out and we'll have the rest pagesyrrow's newspaper thrash it out and we'll have the rest pages too. 's newspaper thrash it out and we'll have the rest pages too. butswspaper thrash it out and we'll have the rest pages too. but next,per thrash it out and we'll have the rest pages too. but next, after front pages too. but next, after being a fan favourite for two decades on loose women was carol mcgiffin the mcgiffin suddenly axed from the show simply because of her views on covid? will mcgeough herself joins me live in the studio for an interview to break an exclusive interview to break her silence on woke itv and to reveal if she was censored by the broadcaster carol mcgiffin on live shortly .

night from 11 on gb news britain's news . night from 11 on gb news britain's news. channel night from 11 on gb news britain's news . channel loose britain's news. channel loose women legend carol mcgiffin has been a stalwart of our screens since the hit itv show launched back in 2000 with her no nonsense attitude and cheeky sense of humour and her to viewers across the nation. but millions of viewers . t ’“ but millions of viewers hearts have teen— millions of viewers hearts have now been broken— millions of viewers hearts have now been broken as carol's two tecate— now been broken as carol's two tecate cttnt— now been broken as carol's two decade stint on— now been broken as carol's two decade stint on the show comes to decade stint on the show comes ta an— decade stint on the show comes ta an abrupt— decade stint on the show comes to an abrupt end— decade stint on the show comes to an abrupt end with the mail on to an abrupt end with the mail an-renarttng- to an abrupt end with the mail on-reporting-shel to an abrupt end with the mail. on-reporting-she had on sunday reporting that she had teen— on sunday reporting that she had teen-ta— on sunday reporting that she had teen-ta gutt— on sunday reporting that she had teen-ta gutt tn— on sunday reporting that she had been-to quit in a- on sunday reporting that she had been to quit in a free been forced to quit in a free cneecn— been forced to quit in a free cpeecn rav— been forced to quit in a free speech row over— been forced to quit in a free speech row over her so—called cantraverctat— speech row over her so—called controversial views— speech row over her so—called controversial views covid, controversial views on covid, tectev— controversial views on covid, lesley branded _ controversial views on covid, lesley branded as conspiracy tteartec— lesley branded as conspiracy theories, which— lesley branded as conspiracy theories, which ,— lesley branded as conspiracy theories, which , by the way, theories, which, by the way, cne-c— theories, which, by the way, cne-c teen— theories, which, by the way, she's been allowed to freely enrecc— she's been allowed to freely evnrecc-an— she's been allowed to freely express-on this- she's been allowed to freely express on this show since express here on this show since ur- ttc- — express here on this show since our-. erg. when- express here on this show since our . erg. when we our launch. erg. when we cantactet— our launch. erg. when we contacted itv— our launch. erg. when we contacted itv today, a spokesperson said that any tneartec— spokesperson said that any theories around covid discussed by carat— theories around covid discussed by carat an— theories around covid discussed by carat an a— theories around covid discussed by carol on a platform outside of by carol on a platform outside at rtv— by carol on a platform outside at rtv vautt— by carol on a platform outside of itv would be— by carol on a platform outside of itv would be her personal

antntan— of itv would be her personal antntan .— of itv would be her personal opinion . these— of itv would be her personal opinion . these have not been opinion. these have not been traatcact— opinion. these have not been broadcast as— opinion. these have not been broadcast as part— opinion. these have not been broadcast as part of loose women and broadcast as part of loose women ant ta— broadcast as part of loose women ant ta nat— broadcast as part of loose women and do not represent the views of and do not represent the views at nv— and do not represent the views at rtv .— and do not represent the views at rtv . nere— and do not represent the views of itv . here at— and do not represent the views of itv . here at itv, we of itv. here at itv, we encourage free speech but eguattv— encourage free speech but eguattv ae— encourage free speech but equally are fully committed to recpancttte— equally are fully committed to responsible broadcasting and atnertng— responsible broadcasting and atnertng ta— responsible broadcasting and adhering to the— responsible broadcasting and adhering to the ofcom code. itv vttt— adhering to the ofcom code. itv vttt nat— adhering to the ofcom code. itv will not comment— adhering to the ofcom code. itv will not comment on speculation araunt— will not comment on speculation around individual— will not comment on speculation around individual contracts. we unterctant— around individual contracts. we understand that— around individual contracts. we understand that carol has tecttet— understand that carol has tecttet ta— understand that carol has decided to leave loose women and we vtcn— decided to leave loose women and we vtcn ner— decided to leave loose women and we wish her well— decided to leave loose women and we wish her well in— decided to leave loose women and we wish her well in any future tnat-ectc— we wish her well in any future prarectc .— we wish her well in any future prarectc . nut— we wish her well in any future prarectc . nut ta— we wish her well in any future projects . but to respond now to projects. but to respond now to tntc— projects. but to respond now to tntc gravtng— projects. but to respond now to this growing storm around her tenarture— this growing storm around her departure from _ this growing storm around her departure from itv carol. carol ttcgttttn— departure from itv carol. carol racgttttn ratnc— departure from itv carol. carol mcgiffin joins me— departure from itv carol. carol mcgiffin joins me live in the ctutta— mcgiffin joins me live in the ctutta .— mcgiffin joins me live in the ctutta . sa— mcgiffin joins me live in the studio . so, carol, look, there's studio. so, carol, look, there's ratc— studio. so, carol, look, there's tatc ta— studio. so, carol, look, there's lots to unpack— studio. so, carol, look, there's lots to unpack here. obviously it's lots to unpack here. obviously tt-c ctrange— lots to unpack here. obviously tt-c ctrange ta— lots to unpack here. obviously it's strange to me— lots to unpack here. obviously it's strange to me because a numert— it's strange to me because a numert at— it's strange to me because a number of people who seem to tuck— number of people who seem to buck tne— number of people who seem to buck the woke— number of people who seem to buck the woke agenda, be it jeremy— buck the woke agenda, be it jeremy clarkson, _ buck the woke agenda, be it jeremy clarkson, jeremy kyle, tterc— jeremy clarkson, jeremy kyle, tterc ttargan— jeremy clarkson, jeremy kyle, piers morgan, and now you all all piers morgan, and now you all at nappen— piers morgan, and now you all at nappen ta— piers morgan, and now you all all happen to leave itv after navtng— all happen to leave itv after having expressed what they view as controversial— having expressed what they view as controversial views. so do vau— as controversial views. so do vau reattv— as controversial views. so do you really think— as controversial views. so do you really think that itv is a trace— you really think that itv is a ptace vvnere— you really think that itv is a place where free— you really think that itv is a place where free speech thrives 7 place where free speech thrives e necauce — place where free speech thrives e necauce r— place where free speech thrives ? because i don't— place where free speech thrives ? because i don't . �*ft�*ri..

? because i don't. well, that's that's a tricky one. i can say that's a tricky one. i can say that over the _ that's a tricky one. i can say that over the last— that's a tricky one. i can say that over the last three - i can say that over the last three years, ecpectattv— that over the last three years, ecpectattv .— that over the last three years, especially , i've— that over the last three years, especially , i've been and not especially, i've been and not tuct— especially, i've been and not tuct me— especially, i've been and not ruct me nave— especially, i've been and not just me have been i wouldn't say cencaret tut— just me have been i wouldn't say censored, but i've— just me have been i wouldn't say censored, but i've been restricted— censored, but i've been restricted in— censored, but i've been restricted in what i could say. now:— restricted in what i could say. tavv. vau— restricted in what i could say. tavv. vau tnau— restricted in what i could say. now, you know what my views are on now, you know what my views are an an tnece— now, you know what my views are on on these these— now, you know what my views are on on these these controversial matterc. — on on these these controversial matterc. sa— on on these these controversial matters. so to— on on these these controversial matters. so to speak, because tve— matters. so to speak, because tve teen— matters. so to speak, because i've been talking— matters. so to speak, because i've been talking to you about ten — i've been talking to you about ten tar— i've been talking to you about ten tar tne— i've been talking to you about them for the last— i've been talking to you about them for the last nearly the tact— them for the last nearly the tact tnree— them for the last nearly the last three years— them for the last nearly the last three years on on another ctattan— last three years on on another ctattan .— last three years on on another station , which— last three years on on another station , which i— last three years on on another station , which i got kicked off station, which i got kicked off of station, which i got kicked off at by— station, which i got kicked off at by tne— station, which i got kicked off at by tne vat.— station, which i got kicked off of by the way, for— station, which i got kicked off of by the way, for having those vevvc— of by the way, for having those . ant — of by the way, for having those views . and two— of by the way, for having those views . and two other- of by the way, for having those views . ' views. and two other people who were working on that station. so everybody knows what my views ant— so everybody knows what my views ant r— so everybody knows what my views are. and i think— so everybody knows what my views are. and i think there's- are. and i think there's absolutely no doubt there were people at itv who didn't like me having those views. so we're talking about— having those views. so we're talking about your- “ii . so we're talking about your views on covrta— talking about your views on covrta an— talking about your views on covid, on vaccines and on masks. same— covid, on vaccines and on masks. same at— covid, on vaccines and on masks. same at tne— covid, on vaccines and on masks. some of the non— covid, on vaccines and on masks. some of the non some of the tnterventtan— some of the non some of the intervention in— some of the non some of the intervention in our lives. teat.— intervention in our lives. teat. att— intervention in our lives. yeah, all all— intervention in our lives. yeah, all all the- intervention in our lives. yeah, all all the conspiracy theories, which all turned out to be more or less true. and actually, we were— to be more or less true. and actually, we were right- and actually, we were right about ten — actually, we were right about ten att— actually, we were right about them all along. _ actually, we were right about them all along. : them all along. so what would itv say? because _ them all along. : . 7 because obviously you itv say? because obviously you an tnere—

itv say? because obviously you were on there during— . 7 because obviously you were on there during covid. vvautt— were on there during covid. vvautt tnev— were on there during covid. would they hint— were on there during covid. would they hint that they didn't want— would they hint that they didn't want vau— would they hint that they didn't want vau ta— would they hint that they didn't want you to talk— would they hint that they didn't want you to talk about your vevvc— want you to talk about your views on the— want you to talk about your views on the show or would they purpacetv— views on the show or would they purpacetv nat— views on the show or would they purpacetv nat ttct— views on the show or would they purposely not pick topics when you purposely not pick topics when vau ere— purposely not pick topics when vau ane — purposely not pick topics when you were on? oh,— purposely not pick topics when you were on? o“ for those you were on? oh, no. for those tantcc— you were on? oh, no. for those tantcc tt— you were on? oh, no. for those taptcc rt vac— you were on? oh, no. for those taptcc. rt r— you were on? oh, no. for those topics, it was i was— you were on? o“ for those topics, it was i was absolutely nat— topics, it was i was absolutely nat reattv— topics, it was i was absolutely not really allowed to talk about ten — not really allowed to talk about ten at— not really allowed to talk about ten at art. — not really allowed to talk about them at all. they— not really allowed to talk about them at all. they would talk araut— them at all. they would talk ataut tnem— them at all. they would talk about them when i wasn't there ant— about them when i wasn't there ant tnen— about them when i wasn't there and then when— about them when i wasn't there and then when i— about them when i wasn't there and then when i was there, it vautt— and then when i was there, it vautt tnere— and then when i was there, it would there would be a kind of, you— would there would be a kind of, vau tnau— would there would be a kind of, you know, unspoken kind of rule to you know, unspoken kind of rule ta cav— you know, unspoken kind of rule ta cav tnat.— you know, unspoken kind of rule ta cav tnat. vau— you know, unspoken kind of rule to say that, you know, you can't reattv— to say that, you know, you can't reattv errecc— to say that, you know, you can't really express those views. so so, really express those views. so ca r— really express those views. so so, so i didn't.— really express those views. so so, so i didn't. and there were men— so, so i didn't. and there were ten ere— so, so i didn't. and there were there were other— so, so i didn't. and there were there were other times, you tnat.— there were other times, you tnavv. turtng— there were other times, you know, during that that three year— know, during that that three year pentat— know, during that that three year pertat tn— know, during that that three year period in the difficult ttmec— year period in the difficult ttmec. tne— year period in the difficult times, the lockdowns and evervtntng— times, the lockdowns and everything else and the mask mantatec— everything else and the mask mandates, which— everything else and the mask mandates, which i completely appacet— mandates, which i completely appacet .— mandates, which i completely appacet . ant— mandates, which i completely opposed . and also the vaccines, opposed. and also the vaccines, evervtntng— opposed. and also the vaccines, evervtntng tnat— opposed. and also the vaccines, everything that it— opposed. and also the vaccines, everything that it was quite ctear— everything that it was quite ctear tnat— everything that it was quite clear that they— everything that it was quite clear that they didn't. “titi clear that they didn't. there rearra— clear that they didn't. there peapte at— clear that they didn't. there were people at itv who didn't like me having those opinions and didn't want me to actually express them on the show. that doesn't sound like free- irr“ that doesn't sound like free speech to doesn't sound like free speech ta me— doesn't sound like free speech ta me .— doesn't sound like free speech ta me . nett— doesn't sound like free speech to me . well, it— doesn't sound like free speech to me . well, it definitely to me. well, it definitely vacn-t— to me. well, it definitely vvacn-t at— to me. well, it definitely wasn't at the— to me. well, it definitely wasn't at the time. but, you tnat.— wasn't at the time. but, you tnavv. tnev— wasn't at the time. but, you know, they they— wasn't at the time. but, you know, they they come back and say,— know, they they come back and say vett — know, they they come back and say vett vau— know, they they come back and say, well, you -we - know, they they come back and

say, well, you we support say, well, you know, we support tree— say, well, you know, we support tree cneecn— say, well, you know, we support free speech, but— say, well, you know, we support free speech, but i— say, well, you know, we support free speech, but i can't you tnat.— free speech, but i can't you tnavv. r— free speech, but i can't you tnavv. r can-t— free speech, but i can't you know, i can't see- free speech, but i can't you know, i can't see it . i can't know, i can't see it. i can't reattv— know, i can't see it. i can't reattv cee— know, i can't see it. i can't reattv tt— know, i can't see it. i can't really see it because where i'm cttttng— really see it because where i'm cttttng anyway.— really see it because where i'm cttttng anyway r— really see it because where i'm sitting anyway, i can't. but let me— sitting anyway, i can't. but let me tuct— sitting anyway, i can't. but let me tuct te— sitting anyway, i can't. but let me just be clear— sitting anyway, i can't. but let me just be clear on this that tm — me just be clear on this that tm nat— me just be clear on this that tm nat cue— me just be clear on this that i'm not sure whether or not that tne — i'm not sure whether or not that was the reason _ i'm not sure whether or not that was the reason i— i'm not sure whether or not that was the reason i was given the cantract— was the reason i was given the contract that— was the reason i was given the contract that i— was the reason i was given the contract that i was— was the reason i was given the contract that i was given. so vtat— contract that i was given. so what happened?— contract that i was given. so what happened? what actually happened with your departure ? happened with your departure? right. so in january , arnie, right. so in january, arnie, some rules changed. i was arteret— some rules changed. i was atteret a— some rules changed. i was offered a contract which i've never been offered . maybe i have never been offered. maybe i have teen— never been offered. maybe i have teen arteret— never been offered. maybe i have been offered that— never been offered. maybe i have been offered that i've never ctgnet— been offered that i've never ctgnet. ant— been offered that i've never signed. and since 2018, when i went— signed. and since 2018, when i went tact— signed. and since 2018, when i went tact ta— signed. and since 2018, when i went back to the— signed. and since 2018, when i went back to the show and the cantract— went back to the show and the cantract vac— went back to the show and the contract was i— went back to the show and the contract was i only— went back to the show and the contract was i only saw the cantract— contract was i only saw the contract about— contract was i only saw the contract about a- contract was i only saw the contract about a month and a natt— contract about a month and a natt aga— contract about a month and a natt aga. tna— contract about a month and a half ago, two months ago. and we cnattenget— half ago, two months ago. and we cnattenget rt.— half ago, two months ago. and we challenged it, you— half ago, two months ago. and we challenged it, you know, nine attte— challenged it, you know, nine albie challenged— challenged it, you know, nine albie challenged it and politely arguet— albie challenged it and politely arguet tt— albie challenged it and politely arguet rt .— albie challenged it and politely arguet tt . ant— albie challenged it and politely argued it . and that's me and my argued it. and that's me and my agent.— argued it. and that's me and my agent. tm— argued it. and that's me and my agent. i'm talking— argued it. and that's me and my agent. i'm talking about. not not agent. i'm talking about. not nat ve— agent. i'm talking about. not nat ve tm— agent. i'm talking about. not not we i'm not— agent. i'm talking about. not not we i'm not the role. we're tatttng— not we i'm not the role. we're tatttng ttte— not we i'm not the role. we're talking like i'm— not we i'm not the role. we're talking like i'm the queen. but we challenged— talking like i'm the queen. but we challenged it— talking like i'm the queen. but we challenged it for a long ttme. — we challenged it for a long ttme. nut— we challenged it for a long time. but there— we challenged it for a long time. but there was absolutely no time. but there was absolutely na tacttng— time. but there was absolutely no backing down.— time. but there was absolutely no backing down. and so in the end:— no backing down. and so in the ent. r— no backing down. and so in the ent. r tuct— no backing down. and so in the ent. r ruct nat— no backing down. and so in the end, i just had to— no backing down. and so in the end, i just had to say, no, i cant— end, i just had to say, no, i cant ctgn— end, i just had to say, no, i can't sign that— end, i just had to say, no, i

can't sign that contract. it's taa— can't sign that contract. it's too restrictive.— can't sign that contract. it's too restrictive. it's unworkable. as i said in the tntervtevv— unworkable. as i said in the tntervtev r— unworkable. as i said in the interview i did— unworkable. as i said in the interview i did with best maagne— interview i did with best magazine, it's- interview i did with best magazine, it's unworkable. it's uneacanaett— magazine, it's unworkable. it's unreasonable, and it's unjust. all unreasonable, and it's unjust. att at— unreasonable, and it's unjust. att at tnace— unreasonable, and it's unjust. all of those things . and i just all of those things. and i just tnaugnt— all of those things. and i just tnaugnt tt— all of those things. and i just tnaugnt rt r— all of those things. and i just thought if i sign— all of those things. and i just thought if i sign that, well, tm — thought if i sign that, well, tm an— thought if i sign that, well, tm an tm— thought if i sign that, well, i'm an i'm an— thought if i sign that, well, i'm an i'm an idiot, so i didn't ctgn— i'm an i'm an idiot, so i didn't ctgn rt.— i'm an i'm an idiot, so i didn't ctgn rt. ant— i'm an i'm an idiot, so i didn't sign it. and that's— i'm an i'm an idiot, so i didn't sign it. and that's that's for armre— sign it. and that's that's for arnte tc— sign it. and that's that's for me. arnie is exactly how i left. nut— me. arnie is exactly how i left. but navtng— me. arnie is exactly how i left. but having said— me. arnie is exactly how i left. but having said that, like i catt— but having said that, like i said before,— but having said that, like i said before, i'm— but having said that, like i said before, i'm pretty sure tnere— said before, i'm pretty sure tnere ere— said before, i'm pretty sure there were people at itv who veren-t— there were people at itv who veent nappy— there were people at itv who weren't happy with me having the vevvc— weren't happy with me having the tnat— weren't happy with me having the tnat r— weren't happy with me having the views that i had.— weren't happy with me having the views that i had. and that radio cnan— views that i had. and that radio cnav tnat— views that i had. and that radio show that was— views that i had. and that radio show that was named in the arttcte— show that was named in the arttcte an— show that was named in the article on sunday was two months ago article on sunday was two months aga navt— article on sunday was two months aga tav— article on sunday was two months aga tau r— article on sunday was two months ago now. now i think that if itv gatng— ago now. now i think that if itv gatng ta— ago now. now i think that if itv were going to make that a point of were going to make that a point at getttng— were going to make that a point at getttng getttng— were going to make that a point of getting getting rid of me , of getting getting rid of me, tnen— of getting getting rid of me, tnen r— of getting getting rid of me, then i would— of getting getting rid of me, then i would have thought they vautt— then i would have thought they vautt nave— then i would have thought they would have done— then i would have thought they would have done it before now tecauce— would have done it before now tecauce ac r— would have done it before now because as i said,— would have done it before now because as i said, i've had tnace— because as i said, i've had tnace vevvc— because as i said, i've had those views for— because as i said, i've had those views for a long time, but it those views for a long time, but rt cauntc— those views for a long time, but it sounds like— those views for a long time, but it sounds like they— those views for a long time, but it sounds like they were patenttattv— it sounds like they were potentially looking for a way, as potentially looking for a way, ac nv— potentially looking for a way, ac rtv atten— potentially looking for a way, as itv often does, to ease you aut— as itv often does, to ease you aut . — as itv often does, to ease you out . maybe. well,- as itv often does, to ease you out . .�*t�*iie�*g well, you might say out. maybe. well, you might say tnat. — out. maybe. well, you might say tnat. vett— out. maybe. well, you might say tnat. vtett. r— out. maybe. well, you might say that. well, i did— out. maybe. well, you might say that. well, i did say— out. maybe. well, you might say that. well, i did say actually in my interview with best magazine , which came out before

magazine, which came out before this article, obviously , and this article, obviously, and what sparked the storm, as you say, surrounding my departure , i say, surrounding my departure, i did say there that i did feel like it was a decision that i was forced to make to leave because and there was no no proper negotiation on the contract at all. and look , a lot contract at all. and look, a lot of contract at all. and look, a lot at uc— contract at all. and look, a lot at uc nave— contract at all. and look, a lot of us have felt— contract at all. and look, a lot of us have felt that— t t and look, a lot of us have felt that way. i r— of us have felt that way. i mean, i was at- of us have felt that way. i mean, i was at itv daytime. vean— mean, i was at itv daytime. vean ten— mean, i was at itv daytime. yeah, ten years— mean, i was at itv daytime. yeah, ten years as well. and vttn— yeah, ten years as well. and vvttn me— yeah, ten years as well. and vvttn tt— yeah, ten years as well. and with me, it was— yeah, ten years as well. and with me, it was before the covid nantemtc— with me, it was before the covid pantemtc vvnen— with me, it was before the covid pandemic when i— with me, it was before the covid pandemic when i chose to leave. nut— pandemic when i chose to leave. but ane— pandemic when i chose to leave. but at— pandemic when i chose to leave. but at tne— pandemic when i chose to leave. but one of the main— pandemic when i chose to leave. but one of the main reasons tentnt— but one of the main reasons tentnt tnat— but one of the main reasons behind that is— but one of the main reasons behind that is that i was censored when it came to cpeattng— censored when it came to speaking about meghan markle and mute— speaking about meghan markle and phillip schofield. _ speaking about meghan markle and phillip schofield. yeah both tnearte— phillip schofield. yeah both peapte vta— phillip schofield. yeah both people who i've broken stories on people who i've broken stories an ant— people who i've broken stories an ant rtv— people who i've broken stories on and itv didn't— people who i've broken stories on and itv didn't like that even tnaugn— on and itv didn't like that even tnaugn r— on and itv didn't like that even tnaugn r vvac— on and itv didn't like that even though i was doing journalism vttn— though i was doing journalism vvttn tterc— though i was doing journalism with piers morgan, it was retatet— with piers morgan, it was retatet ta— with piers morgan, it was related to his— with piers morgan, it was related to his comments on rtegnan— related to his comments on meghan markle— related to his comments on meghan markle with jeremy ctartcan.— meghan markle with jeremy clarkson. it— meghan markle with jeremy clarkson. it was— meghan markle with jeremy clarkson. it was related to his comments on meghan markle. but ceacn— comments on meghan markle. but search over the— comments on meghan markle. but search over the covid pandemic, it search over the covid pandemic, rt vac— search over the covid pandemic, rt vvnen— search over the covid pandemic, rt vvnen r— search over the covid pandemic, it was when i noticed that all of it was when i noticed that all at a— it was when i noticed that all at a cutten— it was when i noticed that all of a sudden itv— it was when i noticed that all of a sudden itv was not just cpauttng— of a sudden itv was not just cpauttng tne—

of a sudden itv was not just spouting the government prapaganta— spouting the government propaganda. they almost seem to tetteve— propaganda. they almost seem to tetteve tnat— propaganda. they almost seem to believe that they— propaganda. they almost seem to believe that they were an etencran— believe that they were an extension of— believe that they were an extension of the state, that met— extension of the state, that tnev nat— extension of the state, that they had some— extension of the state, that they had some sort of duty to cnreat— they had some sort of duty to crreat putttc— they had some sort of duty to spread public health messaging, and spread public health messaging, ant tnev— spread public health messaging, ant tnev can— spread public health messaging, and they can hide— spread public health messaging, and they can hide behind ofcom. all and they can hide behind ofcom. att tnev— and they can hide behind ofcom. att tnev ttte. — and they can hide behind ofcom. all they like. and,— and they can hide behind ofcom. all they like. and, you know, i nave— all they like. and, you know, i nave nuge— all they like. and, you know, i have huge problems with ofcom. tve-ve— have huge problems with ofcom. we've seen what's— have huge problems with ofcom. we've seen what's happened with mart—an- we've seen what's happened with mart—an tntcl mark steyn and ofcom on this manner.— mark steyn and ofcom on this cnannet tut— mark steyn and ofcom on this channel, but the _ mark steyn and ofcom on this channel, but the reality is orcam— channel, but the reality is ofcom doesn't— channel, but the reality is ofcom doesn't stop you having a tetate— ofcom doesn't stop you having a tetate .— ofcom doesn't stop you having a debate . ofcom— ofcom doesn't stop you having a debate . ofcom doesn't say you debate. ofcom doesn't say you antv— debate. ofcom doesn't say you antv nave— debate. ofcom doesn't say you antv nave ta— debate. ofcom doesn't say you only have to have— debate. ofcom doesn't say you only have to have one monolithic vre— only have to have one monolithic an covrta — only have to have one monolithic view on covid. so— only have to have one monolithic view on covid. so i— only have to have one monolithic view on covid. so i think itv is cart— view on covid. so i think itv is cart at— view on covid. so i think itv is cart at ntttng— view on covid. so i think itv is sort of hiding behind ofcom responsibilities— sort of hiding behind ofcom responsibilities when actually if responsibilities when actually rt tnev— responsibilities when actually tt tnev — responsibilities when actually tt tnev a— responsibilities when actually if they were a responsible broadcaster,— if they were a responsible broadcaster, they should be guecttantng— broadcaster, they should be questioning the— broadcaster, they should be questioning the covid narrative tecauce— questioning the covid narrative because loads— questioning the covid narrative because loads has turned out to because loads has turned out to te camptetetv— because loads has turned out to be completely untrue . loads of be completely untrue. loads of vtat— be completely untrue. loads of vnat ve— be completely untrue. loads of vnat ve ere— be completely untrue. loads of what we were put— be completely untrue. loads of what we were put through, for evamnte—ta- what we were put through, fori example,_to wear example, being forced to wear mactc— example, being forced to wear masks-vaccinate— example, being forced to wear masks vaccinate children. masks or vaccinate children. teat. — masks or vaccinate children. teat. .tte— masks or vaccinate children. yeah. .the other- masks or vaccinate children. yeah. .the other thing- masks or vaccinate children. yeah. .the other thing is. yeah. and the other thing is the, the audience, you know, there is a massive audience out there is a massive audience out there and i've found this out from from all the publicity that's been going around this in the last few days. there are people the last few days. there are pebble pebble— the last few days. there are people people are- : there are people people are much more awake— people people are much more awake-actually- people people are much more awake actually thought awake than i actually thought tnev— awake than i actually thought tnev-ant— awake than i actually thought they-and there- awake than i actually thought they-and there is- awake than i actually thought

they-and there is an. they were. and there is an audience out there for that. and if you don't, you know, cater towards those and give towards those people and give them their voice, then they will switch off. and this was the problem. but said in the in problem. but as i said in the in on the radio interview that it was pulled apart in that article . the whole of the mainstream media seemed to have been bought up media seemed to have been bought ”p by media seemed to have been bought up by the government or there was advertising the narrative. it was advertising. yeah and that was their money. so they did a lot of money. mess that up? absolutely. the ratings went tnaugn— up? absolutely. the ratings went tnraugn tne— up? absolutely. the ratings went through the roof.— .. ir7 absolutely. the ratings went through the roof. yeah. because all through the roof. yeah. because at at— through the roof. yeah. because at at a— through the roof. yeah. because all of a sudden— through the roof. yeah. because all of a sudden if— through the roof. yeah. because all of a sudden if you're an itv tavttme— all of a sudden if you're an itv tavttme ant— all of a sudden if you're an itv daytime and everyone's locked at name.— daytime and everyone's locked at home, are watching. home, more people are watching. they— home, more people are watching. tnev-recart— home, more people are watching. they-record ratings.- home, more people are watching. they record ratings. i'm they had record ratings. so i'm carry— they had record ratings. so i'm carrv .— they had record ratings. so i'm carrv . tnev— they had record ratings. so i'm carrv . tnev tnev— they had record ratings. so i'm sorry , they they seem to get off sorry, they they seem to get off on sorry, they they seem to get off an rt.— sorry, they they seem to get off an rt. teat.— sorry, they they seem to get off on it. yeah, they— sorry, they they seem to get off on it. yeah, they seem to like create— on it. yeah, they seem to like create tn— on it. yeah, they seem to like create in this. _ on it. yeah, they seem to like create in this. me; create in this. maybe at the time, you know, we were a bit ahead of our time with our views. i've i'm putting you into tnat— views. i've i'm putting you into tnat graup— views. i've i'm putting you into tnat graup ac— views. i've i'm putting you into that group as well— . i've i'm putting you into that group as well because, you tnat.— that group as well because, you tnavv. tnere— that group as well because, you know, there were— that group as well because, you know, there were a— that group as well because, you know, there were a group of tnearte— know, there were a group of peapte vta— know, there were a group of people who were who were awake. we people who were who were awake. tve an,— people who were who were awake. we at, teat.— people who were who were awake. we did, yeah, exactly. �*ft“s. we did, yeah, exactly. what araut— we did, yeah, exactly. what about tne— we did, yeah, exactly. what about the general wokery carol? because i've really noticed itv

has changed on that front, too. so at the weekend we saw them host this bridgerton actress who described the balcony of buckingham palace as terribly white, yet loose women will regularly , purposefully choose regularly, purposefully choose panels of four black presenters . now to me, it feels like they are leaning in to one side of the debate . well, put it this the debate. well, put it this way,— the debate. well, put it this way. reattng— the debate. well, put it this way, reading all— the debate. well, put it this way, reading all the- : well, put it this way, reading all the comments tram— way, reading all the comments tram tne— way, reading all the comments from the article— way, reading all the comments from the article at the weekend ant— from the article at the weekend ant tnere— from the article at the weekend ant tnere are— from the article at the weekend and there are a— from the article at the weekend and there are a lot— from the article at the weekend and there are a lot of people aut— and there are a lot of people aut tnere— and there are a lot of people out there who _ and there are a lot of people out there who think that the pragramme— out there who think that the programme has— out there who think that the programme has gone very, very vtate— programme has gone very, very vate . — programme has gone very, very vate . r— programme has gone very, very vate . r teet— programme has gone very, very woke . i feel that— programme has gone very, very woke . i feel that as- programme has gone very, very woke . ”riri. . woke. i feel that as a viewer. yeah i don't watch any more. well, i. well, neither do i. ttc— well, i. well, neither do i. rtc verv— well, i. well, neither do i. it's very woke . and- �*xvr�*ri;.. well, neither do i. trig and also it's it's very woke. and also it's people— it's very woke. and also it's peapte vta— it's very woke. and also it's people who agree- . tilt and also it's people who agree with each atner.— people who agree with each other, which _ people who agree with each other, which is— people who agree with each other, which is a— people who agree with each other, which is a real shame, or at teact— other, which is a real shame, or at least pretend— other, which is a real shame, or at least pretend to— other, which is a real shame, or at least pretend to agree with. rean— at least pretend to agree with. vean vett— at least pretend to agree with. vean vett r— at least pretend to agree with. yeah, well, i think the whole of the yeah, well, i think the whole of tne vtate— yeah, well, i think the whole of tne vvnate at— yeah, well, i think the whole of the whole of mainstream media is very— the whole of mainstream media is very verv— the whole of mainstream media is very very vtate— the whole of mainstream media is very very vate . — the whole of mainstream media is very, very woke . you— the whole of mainstream media is very, very woke . v/rir. .“titi very, very woke. you know, there are some exceptions with with channels like this one for a start that that doesn't buy into a lot of those things. and you

are you know, you still have to abide the ofcom rules. abide by the ofcom rules. everybody but you everybody does. but yeah you don't have to keep kind of forcing this stuff down people's throats and it's not just itv, it's the bbc is probably worse, actually . and actually saying actually. and actually saying that channel 4 is probably the worst out of all of them. so, you know, it's not a place where i feel i fit in. and even though that you should be having the debates and you should be, you know, seeing some kind of difference of opinion in in in the things in the typical woke ideals that you don't really get it any more. you're not allowed to say. and if you do, you go either get censored or you get cancelled as many people have learnt to their cost , which has learnt to their cost, which has happened to you. but the great news is we don't— happened to you. but the great news is we don't need- : but the great news is we don't need itv now. i taat— news is we don't need itv now. i taat. ttc— news is we don't need itv now. i mean, look, it's not— news is we don't need itv now. i mean, look, it's not just gb tenc.— mean, look, it's not just gb news, although— mean, look, it's not just gb news, although i think we're a big news, although i think we're a ttg part— news, although i think we're a ttg ran at— news, although i think we're a big part of people are big part of it. people are cavertng— big part of it. people are covering-of- big part of it. people are covering of different covering loads of different ptattarmc— covering loads of different platforms youtube, on social platforms on youtube, on social metta— platforms on youtube, on social metta ant— platforms on youtube, on social media, and the— platforms on youtube, on social media, and the great thing is vure— media, and the great thing is vau-re ctttt— media, and the great thing is you're still going to be popping media, and the great thing is you're st right? | to be popping media, and the great thing is you're st right? cj�*" be popping media, and the great thing is you're st right? cj�*" rttir. ”t;ri)ping media, and the great thing is

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etecttan— results of last week's local election showed - results of last week's local election showed labour are not on course for an— election showed labour are not on course for an overall mararttv. — on course for an overall mararttv. str— on course for an overall majority. sir keir starmer has retucet— majority. sir keir starmer has retucet ta— majority. sir keir starmer has refused to rule— majority. sir keir starmer has refused to rule out forming a caattttan— refused to rule out forming a coalition with— refused to rule out forming a coalition with the liberal nemacratc— coalition with the liberal democrats .— coalition with the liberal democrats . but speaking sky democrats. but speaking to sky tenc.— democrats. but speaking to sky tevvc. covro— democrats. but speaking to sky news, covid party gal beth rigbyr_ news, covid party gal beth rigby, starmer— news, covid party gal beth rigby, starmer might never have taatet— rigby, starmer might never have taatetlcttpnerv— rigby, starmer might never have taatetlcttpperv .— rigby, starmer might never have looked slippery . watch this. looked so slippery. watch this. vau— looked so slippery. watch this. tau cat— looked so slippery. watch this. tau cat neat— looked so slippery. watch this. you sat next to _ looked so slippery. watch this. you sat next to davie at the caranattan— you sat next to davie at the coronation on— you sat next to davie at the coronation on saturday, so man, vau— coronation on saturday, so man, vau can— coronation on saturday, so man, vau ta— coronation on saturday, so man, you can do business with. �*th�*ri.. you can do business with. well, tact.— you can do business with. well, tact. tm. tm— you can do business with. well, look, i'm. i'm going— you can do business with. well, look, i'm. i'm going for- you can do business with. �*th�*ri.. i'm going for an look, i'm. i'm going for an autrtgnt— look, i'm. i'm going for an outright majority. - i'm going for an outright majority. �*jtvr�*“s. outright majority. what about the lib dems ? well, outright majority. �*jtjtj“s. j 7’ well, look, i'm the lib dems? well, look, i'm nat— the lib dems? well, look, i'm nat ancerng— j7 well, look, i'm not answering hypotheticals, so you not answering hypotheticals, so vau are— not answering hypotheticals, so vau turtng— not answering hypotheticals, so you are ruling out— not answering hypotheticals, so you are ruling out a deal with tne— you are ruling out a deal with tne str— you are ruling out a deal with tne stt an— you are ruling out a deal with the snp on any— you are ruling out a deal with the snp on any terms, but you're not the snp on any terms, but you're nat ruttng— the snp on any terms, but you're nat ruttng aut— the snp on any terms, but you're nat ruttng aut a— the snp on any terms, but you're not ruling out a deal with the lib not ruling out a deal with the ttt nemce — not ruling out a deal with the lib dems? well,— not ruling out a deal with the lib dems? �*jtjtjri.. lib dems? well, as you know, with the snp, it's a fundamental difference just to be clear, you're ruling out any sort of arrangement with the snp and you are not doing that with the liberal democrats. i'm clear, i'm liberal democrats. i'm clear, tm precctng— liberal democrats. i'm clear, tm precctng an— liberal democrats. i'm clear, tm precctng — liberal democrats. i'm clear, i'm pressing on. i- liberal democrats. i'm clear, i'm pressing on. i want a labour majority government. so you slightly majority government. so you cttgnttv cnange— q so you slightly change position? slightly change in position? no.— slightly change in position? talcatt— slightly change in position? no,-said throughout- no, i've said throughout actually took actually from the day i took over as leader that i want to go for a labour majority government because you're not saying that today. look, because you're not saying that today . look, i want a clear

today. look, i want a clear mararttv— today. look, i want a clear majority labour— : look, i want a clear majority labour government. i'm going— majority labour government. i'm gatng ta— majority labour government. i'm gatng ta act— majority labour government. i'm gatng ta act vau— majority labour government. i'm going to ask you one— majority labour government. i'm going to ask you one more- majority labour government. i'm going to ask you one more time, are you prepared to come to some sort of arrangement if necessary in formal or formal with the liberal democrats? well , beth, liberal democrats? well, beth, you can liberal democrats? well, beth, vau act— liberal democrats? well, beth, vau act me— liberal democrats? well, beth, you can ask me as— liberal democrats? well, beth, you can ask me as many- jrit7 well, beth, you can ask me as many times as vau— you can ask me as many times as vau ttte— you can ask me as many times as vau ttte tne— you can ask me as many times as you like the answer— you can ask me as many times as you like the answer is i'm precctng— you like the answer is i'm pressing labour pressing on for a labour mararttv— pressing on for a labour majority general majority at the general etecttan. — majority at the general election. but- majority at the general election. but she just can't tett— election. but she just can't tett-trutn— election. but she just can't tell-truth, can- election. but she just can't tell truth, can he? ttittr election. but she just can't- tell-truth, can he? now this tell the truth, can he? now this tntervtev— tell the truth, can he? now this tntervtev-a— tell the truth, can he? now this interview a sunday interview follows a sunday telegraph that lib interview follows a sunday telegicould that lib interview follows a sunday telegicould make 1at lib interview follows a sunday telegicould make reversing) interview follows a sunday telegicould make reversing brexit dems could make reversing brexit the key bargaining in the key bargaining chip in negotiations. because negotiations. and because history can't trust history shows you can't trust a word says. coalition word starmer says. a coalition of involving the snp and of chaos involving the snp and the greens and the corbynites remains a possibility with whom to also set to demand to useless. also set to demand a brexit rollback as well as a second chance at an independence referendum . so starmer has referendum. so starmer has clearly changed his position. amanda patel why not have the balls to say it? because it would be political suicide . would be political suicide. because the even if you go by the local government election laws which are not a barometer for anything because william

hague won them outstanding at the last just before the general election and then went to down a landslide. so what everyone's doing is judging it on that, even with them winning five nearly 600 seats in the locals and new councils, they basically albie he couldn't get a majority . he's 14 short of a majority . . he's 14 short of a majority. so he has to do to a coalition with someone. but he knows because the lib dems, as you said , have said, we will only do said, have said, we will only do that if we have another brexit vote. so that's the dirty deal that starmer is doing. and the snp are saying the same thing. yeah, but he's he has ruled out he would not do a deal with the kelvin. don't believe kelvin. i don't believe that. i don't believe when he says don't believe him when he says he wouldn't a deal with the he wouldn't do a deal with the snp. i'm sorry the choice is snp. i'm sorry if the choice is becoming prime minister doing becoming prime minister or doing a snp. he's going a deal with the snp. he's going to do a deal with the snp. and this is a man who lies time and again. so this the problem. again. so this is the problem. slippery starmer's how slippery starmer's got. how can we a he we we trust a word he says we cant. he we trust a word he says we can't. he is slippery. he will do can't. he is slippery. he will ta vvnatever— can't. he is slippery. he will do whatever it— rt.s“ . he is slippery. he will do whatever it takes to get into pavver. — do whatever it takes to get into

pavver. nut— do whatever it takes to get into pavver nut tt— do whatever it takes to get into power. but it has— do whatever it takes to get into power. but it has been interesting— power. but it has been interesting people power. but it has been- interesting-people weren't interesting that people weren't vattng— interesting that people weren't voting staunchly— interesting that people weren't voting staunchly for labour in the voting staunchly for labour in tne-tnev-ve — voting staunchly for labour in the - they've been - voting staunchly for labour in the they've been voting the locals. they've been voting agatnct— against the conservatives. ttacttv— against the conservatives. - ttacttv—vattng exactly that they've been voting vvttn — exactly that they've been votingi mm —at with the greens and all kinds of atner— with the greens and all kinds of atner-partec. — with the greens and all kinds of other-parties. the- with the greens and all kinds of other parties. the lib other fringe parties. the lib nemc— other fringe parties. the lib tenc-mant- other fringe parties. the lib dems many seats as dems got as many seats as tataur— dems got as many seats as tataur. ac— dems got as many seats as labour, as many,- dems got as many seats as labour, as many, right. but i'm nat— labour, as many, right. but i'm nat agatnct— labour, as many, right. but i'm nat agatnct a— labour, as many, right. but i'm not against a coalition in what i not against a coalition in what r—rc— not against a coalition in what r—rc tnat- not against a coalition in what r—rc tnat a- not against a coalition in what i_is that a back. i am against. is that a back taar— i am against. is that a back taar appraacn— i am against. is that a back door approach reversing i am against. is that a back door afif'oach reversing i am against. is that a back door afif parties reversing i am against. is that a back door afif parties want'sing i am against. is that a back door afif parties want t0rg i am against. is that a back door afif parties want to be brexit? if parties want to be ant—brent.— brexit? if parties want to be anti—brexit, they've to be anti—brexit, they've got to be verv— anti—brexit, they've got to be very—tnat- anti—brexit, they've got to be verv—tnat gatngl very clear about that going into the very clear about that going into tne etecttan— very clear about that going into the election-can't- very clear about that going into the election. can't have it the election. we can't have it be the election. we can't have it teltentnt— the election. we can't have it belbehind the— the election. we can't have it be behind the scenes closed be a behind the scenes closed taarc—ta- be a behind the scenes closed taarc—ta get- doors deal in order to get starmer— doors deal in order to get starmer into— doors deal in order to get starmer into power. jv/rirs“ doors deal in order to get starmer into power. / starmer into power. yeah, but tetecca— starmer into power. yeah, but rebecca reid, i mean, the lib dems are pretty clear on brexit. they to reverse brexit they do want to reverse brexit and why i think anyone and that's why i think anyone who needs to be who voted for brexit needs to be very if want to very careful if they want to give their to labour give their vote to labour because starmer was because remember, starmer was the campaigner for a the number one campaigner for a second referendum long second referendum for a long time. yeah. no, i think, i think tnat— time. yeah. no, i think, i think tnat-r— time. yeah. no, i think, i think tnat-r tntnt— time. yeah. no, i think, i think that-i think that- that is fair. i think that anvtatv— that is fair. i think that anybody who- that is fair. i think that anybody who i think calvin is rtgnt.— anybody who i think calvin is rtgnt. vntcn— anybody who i think calvin is right, which is— anybody who i think calvin is right, which is not something i teet— right, which is not something i feel comfortable— right, which is not something i feel comfortable saying. but i tntnt—tv- feel comfortable saying. but i tntnt—tv that-i think calvin shocked by that. wna— think calvin shocked by that. tnta-a— think calvin shocked by that. vvna-a nat- think calvin shocked by that. who-a not least. who is putting a not least tecauce— who is putting a not least becausteust_ who is putting a not least because just cannot bear because i just cannot bear navtng— because i just cannot bear having-about- because i just cannot bear having about brexit having to talk about brexit agatn. — having to talk about brexit agatn. anv— having to talk about brexit again. any party that is going having to talk about brexit agmake ny party that is going having to talk about brexit agmake a party that is going having to talk about brexit agmake a brexit that is going having to talk about brexit agmake a brexit revisitationg having to talk about brexit agmake a brexit revisitation an to make a brexit revisitation an a to make a brexit revisitation an —aneet— to make a brexit revisitation an —aneet ta- to make a brexit revisitation an —aneet ta cav- to make a brexit revisitation an a_needs to say it. a possibility needs to say it rtgnt— a possibility needs to say it rtgnt at— a possibility needs to say it rtgnt at tne— a possibility needs to say it right at the beginning. and then

if right at the beginning. and then rt vau— right at the beginning. and then rt tau-create— right at the beginning. and then if you create coalition if you do create a coalition of partrec—vvavl if you do create a coalition of. parties—way, which parties who feel that way, which createc— parties who feel that way, which creates a majority,— parties who feel that way, which creates a majority, then a mararrtv— creates a majority, then a mararrtv at— creates a majority, then a majority of people in this cauntrv— majority of people in this- country—decision country have made the decision tnev— country have made the decision tnev-revrcrt— country have made the decision they-revisit brexit- country have made the decision they revisit brexit and they want to revisit brexit and tnen— they want to revisit brexit and tnen-at— they want to revisit brexit and tnen-at uc— they want to revisit brexit and then-of us have- they want to revisit brexit and then of us have to sit then all of us have to sit araunt— then all of us have to sit around talking- then all of us have to sit around talking about it, which is around talking about it, which rc-mact— around talking about it, which rc-mact at— around talking about it, which rc-mact at uc— around talking about it, which is most of us want to is what most of us want to avart. — is what most of us want to avart. nut— is what most of us want to avoid. but-is- is what most of us want to avoid. but-islgiftl is what most of us want toi avoid. but-islgift to is what most of us want to- avoid. but-islgift to the avoid. but this is a gift to the tories. i mean, they would have been sitting down this morning thinking, fantastic thinking, this is fantastic because has to thinking, this is fantastic becalhalf has to thinking, this is fantastic becalhalf of has to thinking, this is fantastic becalhalf of its has to thinking, this is fantastic becalhalf of its votersis to thinking, this is fantastic becalhalf of its voters into carry half of its voters in a general election. who are the red wall? not. they red wall? it's not. and they care and care about brexit, care and they care about brexit, do and they they do they? and yes, they they still do. they do. but i don't tnrnt— still do. they do. but i don't tnrnt ttc— still do. they do. but i don't tnrnt rt-c a— still do. they do. but i don't think it's a gift— still do. they do. but i don't think it's a gift to— .. r:ir they do. but i don't think it's a gift to the conservatives because they are not conservatives because they are nat-vvnetner— conservatives because they are not-whether they - conservatives because they are not whether they are not clear whether they are nretrteerc— not clear whether they are brexiteers . not. - not clear whether they are brexiteers not. in fact brexiteers or not. and in fact mact— brexiteers or not. and in fact mactltne— brexiteers or not. and in fact most-the cabinet- brexiteers or not. and in fact most the cabinet weren't. the most of the cabinet weren't. the tntng— most of the cabinet weren't. the tnrng—actuattv- thing is that this actually mrgnt—a- thing is that this actuallyi might—a fringe. thing is that this actually- might_a fringe. right? might mean that a fringe. right? i might mean that a fringe. right? r tatattv— might mean that a fringe. right? i totally-totally- i totally agree. totally trcagree. — i totally agree. totally disagree. v/rir. i totally agree. totally disagree. jv/rir. disagree. you think they will still election? win still win the election? not win the election. but— still win the election? not win the election. but-is- still win the election? not win the election. but-is stilli the election. but there is still a nanatve— the election. but there is still a narrative in— the election. but there is still a narrative in 2019 with the tent— a narrative in 2019 with the text rant.— a narrative in 2019 with the brexit party, something like rarage— brexit party, something like tarage cart.— brexit party, something like farage said, actually, going farage said, actually, i'm going to farage said, actually, i'm going ta-ant— farage said, actually, i'm goingi ta-ant-retarm. to come out and join the reform, tarn— to come out and join the reform, ram—ant— to come out and join the reform, join—and laurence. join richard tice and laurence fox join richard tice and laurence rat rc— join richard tice and laurence rat rc nat— join richard tice and laurence tat rc nat gatng— join richard tice and laurence fox is not going to do all vure— fox is not going to do all tau-re gatng— fox is not going to do all you're going do. . you're going to do. it's about tne— you're going to do. it's about the rtt— you're going to do. it's about the it's about the i'm saying it's gift to it's not a gift to conservatives. yes, it is. it is

tetrnrtetv— conservatives. yes, it is. it is tetrnrtetv a— conservatives. yes, it is. it is definitely a gift— conservatives. yes, it is. it is definitely a gift to - t yes, it is. it is definitely a gift to the conservatives because that means tnat—tnen- that they can run on all their etecttan— that they can run on all their election campaigns about the ant— election campaigns about the trrtv-tetveen— election campaigns about the dirty between between the dirty deal between between the lib dirty deal between between the ttt—between- dirty deal between between the lib between labour. you lib dems and between labour. you tnat.— lib dems and between labour. you tnavv—trt- lib dems and between labour. you tnavv—trt oemcl know, vote labour, get lib dems, ent— know, vote labour, get lib dems, entlnretrt— know, vote labour, get lib dems, end-brexit and— know, vote labour, get lib dems, end brexit and there still end of brexit and there is still enaugn. — end of brexit and there is still enaugn. nut— end of brexit and there is still enaugn. nut-a- end of brexit and there is still enough. but a reality. enough. but that's a reality. tau— enough. but that's a reality. tau rust— enough. but that's a reality. tau ruct tave— enough. but that's a reality. you just have to _ enough. but that's a reality. you just have to be- enough. but that's a reality. you just have to be staunchly brexit that. but that's brexit then in that. but that's still a narrative— brexit then in that. but that's still a narrative of— fittix . “ti“ “ but that's still a narrative of calvin. i pramrce— still a narrative of calvin. i pramrce vau. — still a narrative of calvin. i promise you. there is still a nanatve— promise you. there is still a narrative that— promise you. there is still a narrative that people voted narrative that people who voted nretrt— narrative that people who voted nretrt teet— narrative that people who voted brexit feel betrayed and they'll narrative that people who voted brex doubly)etrayed and they'll narrative that people who voted brex doubly betrayed. nd they'll narrative that people who voted brex doubly betrayed. but hey'll narrative that people who voted brex doubly betrayed. but byj'll narrative that people who voted brex doubly betrayed. but by the feel doubly betrayed. but by the way,— feel doubly betrayed. but by the way rt-c— feel doubly betrayed. but by the way rt-c-ta— feel doubly betrayed. but by the way, it's-to labour.- way, it's over to labour. i cauttn-t— way, it's over to labour. i couldn't-more.- way, it's over to labour. i couldn't more. the way, it's over to labour. i- couldn't-more. the second couldn't agree more. the second reerenumtt— couldn't agree more. the second referendum, couldn't referendum, i couldn't agree mare-ttc— referendum, i couldn't agree mare-rtc nat- referendum, i couldn't agree more. it's not just get the more. but it's not just get the cm.— more. but it's not just get the stn-creenc- more. but it's not just get the snp,-greens, get- more. but it's not just get the snp, greens, get the lib snp, get the greens, get the lib ttemc— snp, get the greens, get the lib tenc-arca— snp, get the greens, get the lib oemc-atca get— snp, get the greens, get the lib dems,-also get the- dems, it's also get the corbynites_ dems, it's also get the corbynites in- dems, it's also get the corbynites in your own party. necauce— corbynites in your own party. becauselstarmer- corbynites in your own party. because starmer falls because if starmer is falls cnan— because if starmer is falls cnart at— because if starmer is falls short of overall— because if starmer is falls short of overall majority, that meanclatca— short of overall majority, that means also needs the hard means he also needs the hard tett— means he also needs the hard tettlnrc— means he also needs the hard tettlnrc nant— means he also needs the hard left-his party to— means he also needs the hard left his party to be on side left of his party to be on side as left of his party to be on side ac vett— left of his party to be on side ac vett .— left of his party to be on side ac vett . sa— left of his party to be on side ac vett . sa r— left of his party to be on side as well . so i actually think as well. so i actually think vtat— as well. so i actually think vnat vvere— as well. so i actually think what we're facing is a terrrtvrng— what we're facing is a terrifying socialist government. tatnrng— terrifying socialist government. tatnrng ttte— terrifying socialist government. nothing like what starmer is precentrng— nothing like what starmer is precentrng ta— nothing like what starmer is presenting to the country at the mamem— presenting to the country at the mament .— presenting to the country at the mament . ant— presenting to the country at the mament . ant r— presenting to the country at the moment, and i think it is going to moment, and i think it is going ta te— moment, and i think it is going ta re a— moment, and i think it is going ta re a wate— moment, and i think it is going ta re a vate un— moment, and i think it is going to be a wake up call to people. now:— to be a wake up call to people. tavv. tecnrte— to be a wake up call to people. now, despite the— to be a wake up call to people. now, despite the snp plotting tnerr— now, despite the snp plotting tnerr ann— now, despite the snp plotting their own coalition with labour vatec— their own coalition with labour vatec tar— their own coalition with labour vatec tar a— their own coalition with labour vatec tar a rant— their own coalition with labour votes for a party led by humza taucat— votes for a party led by humza yousaf could— votes for a party led by humza yousaf could found wanting. yousaf could be found wanting. in yousaf could be found wanting. rn-car— yousaf could be found wanting. rn-car cracn-

in his latest car crash tnterven— in his latest car crash- interview,-decided interview, humza decided that vvnrte—a- interview, humza decided that vnrte—a trgl interview, humza decided that. vnrte—a trg netp while volunteering at a big help out while volunteering at a big help aut—event— while volunteering at a big help aut—event rn- while volunteering at a big help out event in dundee , out coronation event in dundee, he out coronation event in dundee, ne vautt— out coronation event in dundee, ne vautt tate— out coronation event in dundee, he would take direct aim at the caranattan— he would take direct aim at the coronation on— he would take direct aim at the coronation on watch . : . coronation on watch. i made it pretty— coronation on watch. i made it pretty clear that i hope that the cost would be kept to a minimum. i think most people watching, whether they're republicans or whether they're monarchists, would want the cost kept to a minimum for precisely the you're saying. the reasons you're saying. a scottish perspective scottish government perspective where charge of the where i'm in charge of the finance all of finance will make sure all of our efforts go towards tackling and poverty and and reducing poverty and inequality wherever we see it here in scotland. but yes, i think a number of faux pas have felt uncomfortable with the costs being involved . costs that are being involved. don did you see that the cost of the coronation— don did you see that the cost of the coronation would be egurvatent— the coronation would be equivalent to- the coronation would be equivalent to five hours of runnrng— equivalent to five hours of runnrng tne— equivalent to five hours of running the nhs, but then the rntrvrtuat— running the nhs, but then the individual cost— running the nhs, but then the individual cost ,— running the nhs, but then the individual cost , if you put in individual cost, if you put in vtat— individual cost, if you put in ma vaur— individual cost, if you put in what your council personally cnente — what your council personally cnente -a— what your council personally spent? -a little- what your council personally spent? -a little bit. spent? i was a little bit horrified. like my library is. but what about the money it trrngc— but what about the money it trrngc tnta— but what about the money it brings into country? it's brings into the country? it's a ctran— brings into the country? it's a straw man argument anyway. okay, but straw man argument anyway. okay, tut—tnat- but my bigger point is that tcetecc— but my bigger point is that useless -the- but my bigger point is that useless the coronation. useless was at the coronation. he useless was at the coronation. ne tnen— useless was at the coronation. ne tnen-ta— useless was at the coronation. he then to volunteer. you he then went to volunteer. you cant— he then went to volunteer. you cant nave— he then went to volunteer. you

cant nave vaur— he then went to volunteer. you can't have your cake and eat it taa. — can't have your cake and eat it taa. tetecca— can't have your cake and eat it too. rebecca kevin— can't have your cake and eat it too. rebecca kevin roberts and amanta— too. rebecca kevin roberts and amanda patel.— too. rebecca kevin roberts and amanda patel. do— too. rebecca kevin roberts and amanda patel. do stand by tecauce— amanda patel. do stand by because coming up as it emerges, narrc— because coming up as it emerges, narrc tanncan— because coming up as it emerges, boris johnson confronts the then trrnce — boris johnson confronts the then prince charles— boris johnson confronts the then prince charles over— boris johnson confronts the then prince charles over the rwanda acvtum— prince charles over the rwanda acvtum pran— prince charles over the rwanda asylum plan. was— prince charles over the rwanda asylum plan. was he right to temant— asylum plan. was he right to demand political neutrality from our demand political neutrality from trnge— demand political neutrality from our new king? the— demand political neutrality from our new king? the superstar nanet— our new king? the superstar panet vttt— our new king? the superstar panel will return to discuss tnat— panel will return to discuss tnat ac— panel will return to discuss tnat ac ve— panel will return to discuss that as we nominate for tanrgnt-c— that as we nominate for tonight's greatest britain and untan— tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. _ tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. but next in uncanceled,— union jackass. but next in uncanceled, as- union jackass. but next in uncanceled, as prince harry retumc— uncanceled, as prince harry retumc ta— uncanceled, as prince harry returns to montecito, humiliated by nrc— returns to montecito, humiliated by nrc ttt— returns to montecito, humiliated by nrc trt part— returns to montecito, humiliated by his bit part role in the coronation— by his bit part role in the coronation should we expect a renevvet— coronation should we expect a renewed assault— coronation should we expect a renewed assault on the british manarcnve— renewed assault on the british manarcnve a— renewed assault on the british monarchy? a steamed royal tragrapner.— monarchy? a steamed royal biographer, tom bower, joins me live biographer, tom bower, joins me trve rn— biographer, tom bower, joins me trve rn tne— biographer, tom bower, joins me live in the studio— biographer, tom bower, joins me live in the studio as he reveals tne— live in the studio as he reveals tne varct— live in the studio as he reveals tne varct rc— live in the studio as he reveals the worst is yet— live in the studio as he reveals the worst is yet to— live in the studio as he reveals the worst is yet to come from tne— the worst is yet to come from the sussexes. _ the worst is yet to come from the sussexes. we're back in just tna— the sussexes. we're back in just tva mtnutec— the sussexes. we're back in just two minutes time— the sussexes. we're back in just two minutes time .—

it's time now for uncanceled . it's time now for uncanceled. ant— it's time now for uncanceled. ant tnrc— it's time now for uncanceled. ant tnrc rc— it's time now for uncanceled. and this is where— it's time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentator— and this is where britain's top commentator speak out on

controversial— commentator speak out on controversial issues without the tear— controversial issues without the tear at— controversial issues without the tear at tne — controversial issues without the fear of the cancel— controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture cneertng— fear of the cancel culture cneertng tne— fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now:— sweeping the rest of the media. tavv. vau— sweeping the rest of the media. tavv. vau vautt— sweeping the rest of the media. now, you would have thought trrnce— now, you would have thought trrnce tarry-c— now, you would have thought prince harry's failed coronation appearance— prince harry's failed coronation appearance inspire to appearance would inspire him to teen— appearance would inspire him to teen-nratrte— appearance would inspire him to keep-profile for- appearance would inspire him to keep profile for the keep a low profile for the foreseeable— keep a low profile for thei foreseeable—my keep a low profile for the- foreseeable_my next keep a low profile for the- forese insists-my next keep a low profile for the forese insists the my next keep a low profile for the foreseinsists the ginger,ny next keep a low profile for the foreseinsists the ginger, ginger guest insists the ginger, ginger will guest insists the ginger, ginger vvrtt te— guest insists the ginger, ginger vvrtt te mopijjg— guest insists the ginger, ginger will be moping back to montecito vttn— will be moping back to montecito vvrtn an— will be moping back to montecito vvrtn an even— will be moping back to montecito with an even bigger chip on his cnautter— with an even bigger chip on his shoulder with— with an even bigger chip on his shoulder with california shoulder with those california cruise missiles— shoulder with those california cruise missiles rain down cruise missiles set to rain down on cruise missiles set to rain down an tantan— cruise missiles set to rain down an tantan even— cruise missiles set to rain down on london even harder than tetare— on london even harder than before. fresh— on london even harder than before. fresh off— on london even harder than before. fresh off back of before. fresh off the back of rtegnan-c— before. fresh off the back of meghan's hiking pr stunt during the meghan's hiking pr stunt during tne—veetent- meghan's hiking pr stunt during the weekend where she the coronation weekend where she nretentet—a- the coronation weekend where she pretended—a care- the coronation weekend where she pretended—a care in. pretended not to have a care in the pretended not to have a care in tne vartt— pretended not to have a care in the world, including posing for paps— the world, including posing for papc vvearrng— the world, including posing for paps wearing princess diana's vvacn— paps wearing princess diana's- vatcn.—ram watch. esteemed royal author tom taver— watch. esteemed royal author tom tater-tne— watch. esteemed royal author tom bower-the sussex- bower insists the sussex pcvcnatrama— bower insists the sussex psychodrama is about to get even nactrer. — psychodrama is about to get even nactrer. sa— psychodrama is about to get even nastier. so tom— psychodrama is about to get even nastier. so tom bower, what are you— nastier. so tom bower, what are vau expectrnge — nastier. so tom bower, what are you expecting? �*jtjtjri.. you expecting? well, i think that as we predicted, she did a stunt. it that as we predicted, she did a stunt . it wasn't a very good one stunt. it wasn't a very good one on stunt. it wasn't a very good one an caranattan— stunt. it wasn't a very good one on coronation day,— it wasn't a very good one on coronation day, but what's reattv— on coronation day, but what's reattv gatng— on coronation day, but what's reattv garng ta— on coronation day, but what's really going to happen now is mere— really going to happen now is ten vttt— really going to happen now is there will plot— really going to happen now is there will plot something which will there will plot something which vvrtt reattv— there will plot something which will really hit— there will plot something which will really hit the— there will plot something which will really hit the royal family in will really hit the royal family m a— will really hit the royal family m a wya— will really hit the royal family in a way, because— will really hit the royal family in a way, because i think harry vent— in a way, because i think harry vent tact— in a way, because i think harry went back pretty— in a way, because i think harry went back pretty angry. clearly ant— went back pretty angry. clearly ant vtat— went back pretty angry. clearly and what really— went back pretty angry. clearly and what really worries-is. and what really worries me is that the royal family is now a moving target, a soft touch .

moving target, a soft touch. charles showed that he won't tact. — charles showed that he won't answer back. so— charles showed that he won't answer back. so whatever is tnravvn — answer back. so whatever is tnravvn at— answer back. so whatever is thrown at him,— answer back. so whatever is thrown at him, he's just going to thrown at him, he's just going ta tate— thrown at him, he's just going ta tate rt— thrown at him, he's just going to take it and— thrown at him, he's just going to take it and i— thrown at him, he's just going to take it and i think this is tne— to take it and i think this is tne reat— to take it and i think this is the real danger— to take it and i think this is the real danger now, the thing is, the real danger now, the thing rc. tarry— the real danger now, the thing rc. narrv rc— the real danger now, the thing is, harry is clearly furious. ne— is, harry is clearly furious. ne cteartv— is, harry is clearly furious. he clearly feels— is, harry is clearly furious. he clearly feels humiliated. but what else was he expecting? i mean, he was not prepared to go to the coronation lunch. he was not prepared to stay for the concert, for example, which is an opportunity where he could have been in attendance. it was more his sort of thing. so what was he expecting the royal family to do? well, he expects nrm— family to do? well, he expects nrm ta— family to do? well, he expects him to apologise.— family to do? well, he expects him to apologise. he- .g r:ir7 well, he expects him to apologise. he expects tnen— him to apologise. he expects tnem rn— him to apologise. he expects tnem rn rc— him to apologise. he expects them in is naive. r: him to apologise. he expects them in is naive. t: them in is naive. stupid way to think that somehow it's all going to fall his way and on the way back across the atlantic, he'll have realised it hasn't gone his way and think, well, what i can now doing? can i do to make their life really infinitely more difficult and embarrass them? and i think he'll take comfort as will unfortunately. meghan from those who unfortunately. meghan from those vvna cav— unfortunately. meghan from those vvna cav tnat— unfortunately. meghan from those who say that the _ .. meghan from those who say that the balcony was too

vttte— who say that the balcony was too vnrte. tnev-tt— who say that the balcony was too white, they'll take— who say that the balcony was too white, they'll take comfort from the white, they'll take comfort from tne tact— white, they'll take comfort from tne tact tnat— white, they'll take comfort from the fact that somehow now tnev-re— the fact that somehow now they're above _ the fact that somehow now they're above they've thrown in they're above they've thrown in tne ractct— they're above they've thrown in the racist. well— they're above they've thrown in the racist. well itv said it was terrrttv— the racist. well itv said it was terribly white, _ the racist. well itv said it was terribly white, terribly white. snauttn-t— terribly white, terribly white. shouldn't it— terribly white, terribly white. shouldn't it have been terribly ttact— shouldn't it have been terribly ttact rn— shouldn't it have been terribly ttact m a— shouldn't it have been terribly black in a white— shouldn't it have been terribly black in a white country? i rt— black in a white country? i rt rc— black in a white country? i mean, it is just— black in a white country? i mean, it is just appalling. '“r: mean, it is just appalling. and untartunatett— mean, it is just appalling. and unfortunately, we've— mean, it is just appalling. and unfortunately, we've reached a point now where the anti—monarchists will keep on pushing this colour issue because the monarchy is easy to touch and we've reached now a point where unless somehow charles makes it clear that he's not going to sit around defenceless and silent, that the anti—monarchist like that and hobby, the actress from bridgetown olozaga the marxist historian given a free run on bbc , will just keep hitting bbc, will just keep hitting because they've reached a threshold and they now want to go further . but the threshold and they now want to go further. but the thing is, tom:— go further. but the thing is, ram. ca— go further. but the thing is, ram. ca .— go further. but the thing is, tom, so , so much- go further. but the thing is, tom, so , so much of- grit but the thing is, tom, so , so much of that is the tom, so, so much of that is the nut— tom, so, so much of that is the tautt at— tom, so, so much of that is the tautt at tarry— tom, so, so much of that is the fault of harry and— tom, so, so much of that is the fault of harry and meghan cpreatrng— fault of harry and meghan spreading what even they admit is spreading what even they admit rc tatce— spreading what even they admit is false claims— spreading what even they admit is false claims of— spreading what even they admit is false claims of racism within the is false claims of racism within tne tavat— is false claims of racism within the royal family. _ is false claims of racism within

the royal family. i mean, you taat— the royal family. i mean, you taat at— the royal family. i mean, you taat at tne— the royal family. i mean, you look at the bridgerton woman, you— look at the bridgerton woman, vau taat— look at the bridgerton woman, vau taat at— look at the bridgerton woman, you look at olusoga on the bbc ant— you look at olusoga on the bbc ant m,— you look at olusoga on the bbc ant m, net— you look at olusoga on the bbc and itv, they are— you look at olusoga on the bbc and itv, they are harry and rtegnan— and itv, they are harry and meghan allies— and itv, they are harry and meghan allies as well. “rig jtrtiti meghan allies as well. they were otucaga— meghan allies as well. they were otucaga va— meghan allies as well. they were olusoga was in her netflix program and that's the whole point. they actually i don't think harry because he's not intelligent but meghan intelligent enough but meghan and producer is and her netflix producer is clearly see now this is the next step to undermine the monarch charles undermine king charles and somehow find a way in which they can destabilise britain. do you think that's why meghan trtn-t— do you think that's why meghan trtn-t gat— do you think that's why meghan didn't go? because now she can say,— didn't go? because now she can say r— didn't go? because now she can say r am— didn't go? because now she can cat. r am nat— didn't go? because now she can say, i am not approving of the tavat— say, i am not approving of the royal institution _ say, i am not approving of the royal institution .— say, i am not approving of the royal institution . that's why royal institution. that's why i trtn-t— royal institution. that's why i trtn-t cnau— royal institution. that's why i didn't show up.— royal institution. that's why i didn't show up. oh, of course cne— didn't show up. oh, of course cne trtn-t— didn't show up. oh, of course she didn't come— didn't show up. oh, of course she didn't come because i put it verv— she didn't come because i put it very crmptv. — she didn't come because i put it very crmptv. ste— she didn't come because i put it very simply. r: r: “ . she didn't come because i put it very simply. r: t: “ . very simply. she didn't want to curtsy to the queen and to kate . but that was just the symbol. the reality is she wasn't going to take part in it. she sees her role to take part in it. she sees her rate ac— to take part in it. she sees her rate ac terng— to take part in it. she sees her role as being the— to take part in it. she sees her role as being the leader- “ . she sees her role as being the leader of the ant—ratat— role as being the leader of the anti—royal faction— role as being the leader of the anti—royal faction and harry vttt— anti—royal faction and harry vvrtt teet— anti—royal faction and harry will feel somehow torn . will feel somehow torn. but tett— will feel somehow torn. but te-tt tutt— will feel somehow torn. but ne-tt ruct ga— will feel somehow torn. but he'll just go along with whatever it is so he can stay in

montecito and not be homeless and junking around the world. and that is what's so really frightening that somehow this american woke anti establishment, anti white liberal democracy has now taken hold in britain that somehow the royal family arnie, the soft target, is the first hurdle to overcome as the you can only call the diversity extremists attempt to take over the institutions of this country . institutions of this country. but but juan mari tom, is that it but but juan mari tom, is that rt cauntc— but but juan mari tom, is that it sounds like— but but juan mari tom, is that it sounds like king charles at teact— it sounds like king charles at teact unen— it sounds like king charles at least when he _ it sounds like king charles at least when he was the prince of vatec.— least when he was the prince of vtatec. rc— least when he was the prince of vtatec. rc verv— least when he was the prince of wales, is very much listening to tnace— wales, is very much listening to tnace pebble-— wales, is very much listening to those people. this— wales, is very much listening to those people. this fascinating revetattan— those people. this fascinating revelation today— those people. this fascinating revelation today from guiteau tarry.— revelation today from guiteau harry vvna— revelation today from guiteau tarry. vvna vac— revelation today from guiteau harry, who was the director of communications— harry, who was the director of communications for boris johnson last communications for boris johnson tact tear— communications for boris johnson tact vear .— communications for boris johnson last year . charles— communications for boris johnson last year . charles criticises last year. charles criticises tne— last year. charles criticises tne tvanta— last year. charles criticises the rwanda scheme. according to curteau— the rwanda scheme. according to curteau .— the rwanda scheme. according to guiteau , boris— the rwanda scheme. according to guiteau , boris squares up to him guiteau, boris squares up to him at tnrc— guiteau, boris squares up to him at this commonwealth heads of cavernment— at this commonwealth heads of government meeting in rwanda. but government meeting in rwanda. nut crrtrcattv— government meeting in rwanda. but critically also— government meeting in rwanda. but critically also says to cnartec— but critically also says to charles, do _ but critically also says to charles, do not- but critically also says to

charles, do not give this cpeecn— charles, do not give this speech, opening the door for to nrctarrc— speech, opening the door for to historic reparation— speech, opening the door for to historic reparation over ctaverv.— historic reparation over slavery. charles ignores him and gaec— slavery. charles ignores him and gaec un— slavery. charles ignores him and gaec up an— slavery. charles ignores him and gaec up an ctage— slavery. charles ignores him and goes up on stage and does etacttv— goes up on stage and does exactly that. _ goes up on stage and does exactly that. and now he's king ant— exactly that. and now he's king ant ne— exactly that. and now he's king and he continues— exactly that. and now he's king and he continues to open the taar— and he continues to open the taar ta— and he continues to open the door to historic— and he continues to open the door to historic reparations. vett.— door to historic reparations. vtett. tnat— door to historic reparations. well, that has— door to historic reparations. well, that has always- door to historic reparations. well, that has always been my great one of my great arguments against charles in my in my book, the rebel king, it was always is that he can't stop meddling. he has opinions. he vttt— meddling. he has opinions. he vvrtt nat— meddling. he has opinions. he will not allow— meddling. he has opinions. he will not allow his— :: “3 he has opinions. he will not allow his opinions to be challenged.— will not allow his opinions to be challenged. he will never ttcten— be challenged. he will never trcten ta— be challenged. he will never listen to anybody else . �*7 listen to anybody else. if he teem-t— listen to anybody else. if he taecn-t agree— listen to anybody else. if he doesn't agree with what he believes in. and he has this view because he leads a privileged life that somehow that sort of rwanda is wrong. but the truth is that if the. but the truth is that if the tan— but the truth is that if the tory government sends the first ntane— tory government sends the first ntane ta— tory government sends the first plane to rwanda— tory government sends the first plane to rwanda ,— tory government sends the first plane to rwanda , then starmer is plane to rwanda, then starmer is taact— plane to rwanda, then starmer is taact. tecauce— plane to rwanda, then starmer is toast, because suddenly everyone will toast, because suddenly everyone vvrtt reatrce— toast, because suddenly everyone will realise the— toast, because suddenly everyone will realise the tory— toast, because suddenly everyone will realise the tory government can will realise the tory government ta— will realise the tory government ta vtat— will realise the tory government can do what they— will realise the tory government can do what they like, what they pramrce— can do what they like, what they pramrce rt. — can do what they like, what they pramrce rt. ant— can do what they like, what they promise it. and this is where trng— promise it. and this is where trng cnartec— promise it. and this is where king charles has— promise it. and this is where king charles has a great prattem. — king charles has a great prattem. r— king charles has a great problem. i don't think prince wrttram— problem. i don't think prince william will— problem. i don't think prince william will have that. but cnartec— william will have that. but charles, having— william will have that. but charles, having spent 60 years

campargnrng— charles, having spent 60 years campargnrng .— charles, having spent 60 years campaigning , cannot stop campaigning, cannot stop campatgntng— campaigning, cannot stop campaigning. he can't stay auret— campaigning. he can't stay guret. ant— campaigning. he can't stay quiet. and that— campaigning. he can't stay quiet. and that is my great tear. — quiet. and that is my great tear. ant— quiet. and that is my great fear. and the— quiet. and that is my great fear. and the truth is about trtc— fear. and the truth is about king charles,— fear. and the truth is about king charles, that for years, as trrnce— king charles, that for years, as trrnce at— king charles, that for years, as prince of wales,— king charles, that for years, as prince of wales, he took atcatutetv— prince of wales, he took absolutely no - prince of wales, he took absolutely no interest in the commonwealth. _ absolutely no interest in the commonwealth. the commonwealth is_by_ commonwealth. the commonwealth rc—tv trrnce— commonwealth. the commonwealth is_by prince charles.- is endangered by prince charles. he is endangered by prince charles. ne vvac— is endangered by prince charles. ne tarcet— is endangered by prince charles. he was forced to— is endangered by prince charles. he was forced to go to africa ant— he was forced to go to africa ant panc— he was forced to go to africa ant partc at— he was forced to go to africa and parts of asia— he was forced to go to africa and parts of asia and he really nac— and parts of asia and he really nac na— and parts of asia and he really has no relationship with the commonwealth. _ has no relationship with the commonwealth. he doesn't want to travet— commonwealth. he doesn't want to travet tnere — commonwealth. he doesn't want to travel there really— commonwealth. he doesn't want to travel there really now either. ant— travel there really now either. ant ca— travel there really now either. ant ca r— travel there really now either. and so i think— travel there really now either. and so i think what we're going to and so i think what we're going ta cee— and so i think what we're going ta vnrcn— and so i think what we're going to see, which is— and so i think what we're going to see, which is very interesting- to see, which is very interesting and i think we just can-tatav— interesting and i think we just can-tatav .— interesting and i think we just saw-today , that- interesting and i think we just saw today , that king saw that today, that king cnartec—uni saw that today, that king. charles—up in charles plants a tree up in sandringham._ charles plants a tree up in sandringham. but prince and trrncecc— sandringham. but prince and trrncecc at— sandringham. but prince and princess of wales do the heavy trttrng — princess of wales do the heavy trttrng at— princess of wales do the heavy trttrng at tne— princess of wales do the heavy lifting at the garden party. i nantet— lifting at the garden party. i vantet ta— lifting at the garden party. i wanted to ask— lifting at the garden party. i wanted to ask you- lifting at the garden party. i wanted to ask you about william and kate, because they had a spectacular weekend , very much spectacular weekend, very much united behind charles. now, that wasn't always the case, was it? but that is going to be a huge help for the king. well, we saw that at the moment. harry peeled off that at the moment. harry peeled att tnat— that at the moment. harry peeled att tnat tnev— that at the moment. harry peeled off that they they— that at the moment. harry peeled off that they they they— off that they they they delivered _ off that they they they delivered a _ off that they they they delivered a united front and turret— delivered a united front and buried their— delivered a united front and buried their differences. and the differences—

buried their differences. and the differences were almost like tarry— the differences were almost like narrv cavet— the differences were almost like harry saved their— the differences were almost like harry saved their relationship cavet rt.— harry saved their relationship was saved it. and in the end, it arca— was saved it. and in the end, it was also survival. _ was saved it. and in the end, it was also survival. i'm sure the queen— was also survival. i'm sure the queen cart— was also survival. i'm sure the queen cart ta— was also survival. i'm sure the queen said to william, you reattv— queen said to william, you reattv gat— queen said to william, you reattv gat ta— queen said to william, you really got to make up the late gueen— really got to make up the late gueen tne— really got to make up the late queen, the late— really got to make up the late queen, the late queen, because it's queen, the late queen, because rt-c vrtat— queen, the late queen, because rt-c vrtat tar— queen, the late queen, because it's vital for the _ queen, the late queen, because it's vital for the survival of tne— it's vital for the survival of the monarchy.— it's vital for the survival of the monarchy. and but i do think tnat— the monarchy. and but i do think tnat trrnce— the monarchy. and but i do think that prince william has a very trtterent— that prince william has a very different approach. he's not an interventionist. _ different approach. he's not an interventionist. he's he doesn't tnrnt— interventionist. he's he doesn't tnrnt araut— interventionist. he's he doesn't think about politics and things like think about politics and things ttte-tatter— think about politics and things like .father did.— think about politics and things like father did. so it's like his father did. so it's going— like his father did. so it's garng ta— like his father did. so it's garng ta te— like his father did. so it's going to be very interesting, tut— going to be very interesting, tut atca— going to be very interesting, but also difficult to see how tne— but also difficult to see how tne trng— but also difficult to see how tne trng vttt— but also difficult to see how the king will interact with the patrtrcat— the king will interact with the political leaders— the king will interact with the political leaders and what vvrttram — political leaders and what william will— political leaders and what william will do, because , of william will do, because, of course, charles— william will do, because, of course, charles and william's nacrtran— course, charles and william's position didn't— course, charles and william's position didn't stop interfering in position didn't stop interfering rn nattttcc— position didn't stop interfering in politics. no.— position didn't stop interfering in politics. no. and that's tnat-c— in politics. no. and that's tnat-c nav— in politics. no. and that's that's now going to be william van-t— that's now going to be william vvan-t te— that's now going to be william vvan-t te tnat— that's now going to be william won't be that stupid. but i ttrnt— won't be that stupid. but i ttrnt tne— won't be that stupid. but i think the key— won't be that stupid. but i think the key question is the one that you've already raised. will charles be able to help himself? because it is notable that of the first people who that one of the first people who he for a sleepover, for want he had for a sleepover, for want of a better term at windsor castle when he became king, apparently he's going to be doing more often, you know, doing this more often, you know, inviting various inviting people from various parts world. showbiz parts of the world. showbiz sport, of thing. but

sport, that sort of thing. but the person he had on the the person who he had on the first these was keir starmer first of these was keir starmer and his wife. yeah and he does that and his wife. yeah and he does tnat tecauce— and his wife. yeah and he does that because quite— s“r: “ �*7ti jv/rirs“ and he does that because quite rightly, he's got that because quite rightly, he's gat ta— that because quite rightly, he's gat ta pretent— that because quite rightly, he's got to pretend or— that because quite rightly, he's got to pretend or show neutratrtv— got to pretend or show neutrality .— got to pretend or show neutrality . the real problem is neutrality. the real problem is unat— neutrality. the real problem is vnat taec— neutrality. the real problem is vnat taec ne— neutrality. the real problem is what does he discuss with these patrtrcrance— what does he discuss with these politicians? does— what does he discuss with these politicians? does he try to rnttuence— politicians? does he try to influence them - politicians? does he try to influence them as he did with tony— influence them as he did with tan ntarr— influence them as he did with tan ntarr rn— influence them as he did with tony blair in favour of fox nuntrng— tony blair in favour of fox nuntrng ant— tony blair in favour of fox hunting and things like that? in my vtev— hunting and things like that? in my .— hunting and things like that? in my . ne— hunting and things like that? in my view , he will— hunting and things like that? in my view , he will not be able to my view, he will not be able to natt— my view, he will not be able to natt tact— my view, he will not be able to hold back because— my view, he will not be able to hold back because he has got cuct— hold back because he has got such pronounced— hold back because he has got such pronounced views, but he vttt— such pronounced views, but he vvrtt put— such pronounced views, but he will put himself— such pronounced views, but he will put himself in the firing ttne— will put himself in the firing trne at— will put himself in the firing trne at tne— will put himself in the firing line of the diversity brigade of the line of the diversity brigade of tne tnearte— line of the diversity brigade of tne peapte vta— line of the diversity brigade of the people who because going to be the people who because going to te enaugn— the people who because going to te enaugn tar— the people who because going to be enough for them. ,jaosrt...g be enough for them. exactly. ttc— be enough for them. exactly. rtc never— be enough for them. exactly. it's never going to be enough for them. exactly. until he's not on the throne. exactly. and that's what he's got to start realising exactly . tom harwood realising exactly. tom harwood absolutely stuff. absolutely brilliant stuff. thank we'll next thank you, tom. we'll speak next week it's now to week, but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain and judy and jackie's my superstar panel return. amanda patel , who's your nominee superstar panel return. amanda patel, who's your nominee for tonight's greatest britain mine is boris johnson's form of head of media, gita harris , who's who of media, gita harris, who's who exposed prince charles's

relentless meddling over rwanda andifs relentless meddling over rwanda and it's a sent out a message to charles, put a sock in it . yes, charles, put a sock in it. yes, indeed. calvin robinson, your nominee, a similar one. this is for boris johnson,— nominee, a similar one. this is for boris johnson, mp- nominee, a similar one. this is for boris johnson, mp for- this is for boris johnson, mp for not antv— for boris johnson, mp for not antv tar— for boris johnson, mp for not antv tar nrc— for boris johnson, mp for not only for his handling of the sue crav— only for his handling of the sue crav ctrtcn— only for his handling of the sue crat ctrtcn upr— only for his handling of the sue gray stitch up, but— only for his handling of the sue gray stitch up, but for squaring up ta— gray stitch up, but for squaring up ta tne— gray stitch up, but for squaring up ta tne tnen— gray stitch up, but for squaring up to the then prince charles tne — up to the then prince charles over the rwanda— up to the then prince charles over the rwanda situation and puttrng— over the rwanda situation and puttrng nrm— over the rwanda situation and putting him back in his place. ant— putting him back in his place. ant tetecca— putting him back in his place. and rebecca reid,— putting him back in his place. and rebecca reid, your- putting him back in his place. and rebecca reid, your nominee ? and rebecca reid, your nominee? mine is prince harry. why necauce— mine is prince harry. why necauce r— mine is prince harry. why because i feel— mine is prince harry. why because i feel like going into a raam-neante— because i feel like going into a room -people who- because i feel like going into a room people who hate you room full of people who hate you muct— room full of people who hate you muctlreattv— room full of people who hate you must-really scary— room full of people who hate you must really scary and hard, must be really scary and hard, genurnetv. — must be really scary and hard, genurnetv. ant— must be really scary and hard, genuinely. and i— must be really scary and hard, genuinely. and i respect that. he genuinely. and i respect that. ne-tace— genuinely. and i respect that. ne-tace ant- genuinely. and i respect that. he-face and he- genuinely. and i respect that. he face and he turned up. he showed face and he turned up. i he showed face and he turned up. r—tnat— he showed face and he turned up. r—tnat vautt- he showed face and he turned up. i_that would have- i don't think that would have teen— i don't think that would have teen-tat.— i don't think that would have teen-tav-tnrci i don't think that would have. been-day.-this was been an easy day. yeah this was taccrnatrng— been an easy day. yeah this was fascinating-wasn't- fascinating moment, wasn't tetecca— fascinating moment, wasn't rebecca—walk fascinating moment, wasn't- rebecca_walk into rebecca watching him walk into vvectmrncter— rebecca watching him walk into westminster-i- rebecca watching him walk into westminster-i was- rebecca watching him walk into. westminster-i was struck westminster abbey? i was struck by navt— westminster abbey? i was struck by how cold the people in that room were . he didn't get smiles. room were. he didn't get smiles. no you know, there was certain it was a it was a negative atmosphere in the and he said some pretty dreadful things about a lot of them. he brought it about a lot of them. he brought rt unan— about a lot of them. he brought it upon himself.— about a lot of them. he brought it upon himself. but— he brought it upon himself. but still, i tnrnt— it upon himself. but still, i tnrnt an— it upon himself. but still, i tnrnt an a— it upon himself. but still, i think on a human level, you have to think on a human level, you have ta taat— think on a human level, you have ta taat at— think on a human level, you have to look at that— think on a human level, you have to look at that and— think on a human level, you have to look at that and say that is

a-traten— to look at that and say that is a-broken family. - to look at that and say that is a broken family. and i a very broken family. and i tnrnt— a very broken family. and i tnrnt rt— a very broken family. and i think it says— a very broken family. and i think it says something about his think it says something about nrc tar— think it says something about nrc tar tave— think it says something about his for love his— think it says something about his for love his on some his for love his father on some revet— his for love his father on some tevet-ne— his for love his father on some level,-he did— his for love his father on some level,-he did-up. . level, that he did turn up. vett.— level, that he did turn up. vtett. r— level, that he did turn up. vtett. r tave— level, that he did turn up. well, i have-sympathy. level, that he did turn up. well, i have sympathy. i'm well, i have no sympathy. i'm actually to go with calvin actually going to go with calvin robinson johnson, robinson and boris johnson, because boris tried to because i think boris tried to save the then prince charles save of the then prince charles from when came to from himself when it came to opening door to historic opening the door to historic reparations slavery. reparations for slavery. amanda patel your union. jack has nominee now. it's got to be satrg— nominee now. it's got to be satrg tnan— nominee now. it's got to be sadiq khan, who— nominee now. it's got to be sadiq khan, who has- it's got to be sadiq khan, who has demanded an rmmetrate— sadiq khan, who has demanded an immediate police— sadiq khan, who has demanded an immediate police review from the verv— immediate police review from the very tan— immediate police review from the very tap ver— immediate police review from the very tap tne— immediate police review from the very top over the ghastly rmprrcanrng— very top over the ghastly imprisoning for a few hours of tnace— imprisoning for a few hours of those terrible— imprisoning for a few hours of those terrible protesters. �*jtjtj“ti“ those terrible protesters. when mact— those terrible protesters. when mast at— those terrible protesters. when mast at at— those terrible protesters. when mast at us rust— those terrible protesters. when most of us just wanted to give the cops a medal. well, calvin robinson , your nominee. mine is robinson, your nominee. mine is repubuc robinson, your nominee. mine is republic for being— j “stir“ ” mine is republic for being unpatriotic j “5ti“ ” mine is republic for being unpatriotic . republic for being unpatriotic. ant— republic for being unpatriotic. ant tnere— republic for being unpatriotic. and there have— republic for being unpatriotic. and there have been a lot of our ucuat— and there have been a lot of our usual freedom _ and there have been a lot of our usual freedom fighters that have teen— usual freedom fighters that have teen tne— usual freedom fighters that have been the same— usual freedom fighters that have been the same this week. dan tnere-c— been the same this week. dan there's nothing— been the same this week. dan there's nothing wrong with being a monarchist. it's quintessentially yeah quintessentially british. yeah i tnav. — quintessentially british. yeah i tnav. r— quintessentially british. yeah i tnav. r mean— quintessentially british. yeah i know. i mean, my- quintessentially british. yeah i know. d �*7 know. i mean, my goodness, if you somehow believe in a constitutional monarchy now , constitutional monarchy now, calvin, you can't have freedom of thought. what a ridiculous argument . rebecca reid, your argument. rebecca reid, your nominee and mine is the mat because i think there is never

an excuse to confiscate a rape alarm from anyone ever. okay. even if they're going- alarm from anyone ever. okay. even if they're going to- okay. even if they're going to use it to even if they're going to use it ta try— even if they're going to use it ta trv ta— even if they're going to use it ta trv ta care— even if they're going to use it to try to scare horses generally cpeattng— to try to scare horses generally speaking, women— to try to scare horses generally speaking, women who volunteer to nett— speaking, women who volunteer to tern-vamen— speaking, women who volunteer to netn-vamen ctat— speaking, women who volunteer to help women stay safe at help other women stay safe at ntgtt— help other women stay safe at nrgnt aen-t— help other women stay safe at night aren't there— help other women stay safe at night aren't there to try and treat— night aren't there to try and freak-horses.— night aren't there to try and freak horses. yeah, well, night aren't there to try and freak i'm horses. yeah, well, night aren't there to try and freak i'm going;. yeah, well, night aren't there to try and freak i'm going to 'eah, well, night aren't there to try and freak i'm going to repeatell, night aren't there to try and freak i'm going to repeat what look, i'm going to repeat what i cart— look, i'm going to repeat what i cart-rn— look, i'm going to repeat what i cart-tn tne— look, i'm going to repeat what i said-in the debate- look, i'm going to repeat what i said in the debate . said earlier in the debate. i atcatutetv— said earlier in the debate. i absolutely believe- said earlier in the debate. i absolutely believe in- said earlier in the debate. i absolutely believe in the right to peaceful protest. it's totally arnie part of what it means to be british. but there is a line that is crossed when it moves into criminal damage and when moves into eco and when it moves into eco terrorism. and for all of those people who all of a sudden now, now are standing up for freedom of i'm looking at of speech. yes, i'm looking at you, james o'brien, where were you, james o'brien, where were you when came to the school you when it came to the school tv of attention? where were you when it came to the women's rights protesters like kelly j. keane? where were you when it came to the anti—lockdown activists like calvin robinson and where were you when it came to the anti—compulsory vaccination protest as you were completely silent? but look, i'm going to go with sadiq khan , of

going to go with sadiq khan, of course, because he is always my union jackass. actually, given he's ruining. ruining what used to be the best city in the world. amanda patel, calvin robinson , rebecca reed, my robinson, rebecca reed, my fabulous superstar panel this tuesday night . fabulous superstar panel this tuesday night. thank you for your company. i remember. i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. lee anderson and jim davidson will both be in the house. next up, though, it's headliners. was there irreverent take on tomorrow's newspaper front pages. good night.