n0 spin, no bias , no spin, no bias , no censorship. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight the conservatives— i'm dan wootton. tonight the conservatives are— i'm dan wootton. tonight the conservatives are in crisis, but the— conservatives are in crisis, but the necessary— conservatives are in crisis, but the necessary fightback started at the necessary fightback started e the— the necessary fightback started at the launch— the necessary fightback started at the launch of— the necessary fightback started at the launch of the conservative democratic organisation _ conservative democratic organisation over the weekend where— organisation over the weekend where erm— organisation over the weekend where priti patel— organisation over the weekend where priti patel became the meet— where priti patel became the most influential— where priti patel became the most influential tory mp yet to attack— most influential tory mp yet to attack the — most influential tory mp yet to attack the prime— most influential tory mp yet to attack the prime minister's leadership— attack the prime minister's leadership. — attack the prime minister's leadership . ciao; attack the prime minister's leadership . infirm; leadership. the centre of the party spent more time with us listening, engage ing then i think it's fair to say we would not have seen over 1000 of our friends and colleagues even lose their seats in recent local elections. before

their seats in recent local elections . before tory, business elections. before tory, business giant— elections. before tory, business gtent tert— elections. before tory, business giant lord peter— f before tory, business giant lord peter cruddas made the— giant lord peter cruddas made this extraordinary— giant lord peter cruddas made this extraordinary offer to the pm,— this extraordinary offer to the pm, ete— this extraordinary offer to the pm, she sunak_ this extraordinary offer to the pm, she sunak call me up today ent— pm, she sunak call me up today ant eat— pm, she sunak call me up today ant eat te— pm, she sunak call me up today ant eat to me— pm, she sunak call me up today and say to me, peter , we've seen and say to me, peter, we've seen tne— and say to me, peter, we've seen tne coo. — and say to me, peter, we've seen tne coo. wnat— and say to me, peter, we've seen the coo. what they're- and say to me, peter, we've seen the cd0. g the cd0. what they're proposing, the cd0. what they're proposing, the constitutional changes. if you did that tomorrow, i'd donate £1 million. but tory party mps and activists made clear where their loyalties lie with boris. so i implore rishi ant— with boris. so i implore rishi ant tne— with boris. so i implore rishi ant tne ten— so i implore rishi and the tory leadership to ennaeet— and the tory leadership to embrace democracy and conservative— embrace democracy and conservative principles immediately- conservative principles immediately . that's in my immediately. that's in my ttteet— immediately. that's in my digest. next.— immediately. that's in my digest. next. then my superstar nanet— digest. next. then my superstar nanet nettn— digest. next. then my superstar nanet nettn tn.— digest. next. then my superstar panel weigh in. tonight, i'm joined— panel weigh in. tonight, i'm joined ty— panel weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by carole— panel weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by carole malone. tent-ann— joined by carole malone. benjamin butterworth and belinda de benjamin butterworth and belinda te lucy— benjamin butterworth and belinda te lucy .— benjamin butterworth and belinda te lucy . ant— benjamin butterworth and belinda te taey . ant stay— benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy . and stay tuned, by the de lucy. and stay tuned, by the way,— de lucy. and stay tuned, by the way, teeaaee— de lucy. and stay tuned, by the way, because i'll— de lucy. and stay tuned, by the way, because i'll have the rest of way, because i'll have the rest at tneee— way, because i'll have the rest of those exclusive— way, because i'll have the rest of those exclusive and very neveattnt— of those exclusive and very revealing interviews with the tone— revealing interviews with the tonne none— revealing interviews with the former home secretary, priti tatet— former home secretary, priti patel-cruddas- former home secretary, priti patel-cruddas .. former home secretary, priti patel cruddas . later former home secretary, priti - patel-cruddas . later in patel and lord cruddas. later in the patel and lord cruddas. later in tne anon— patel and lord cruddas. later in tne enon nttn— patel and lord cruddas. later in the show with i'm— patel and lord cruddas. later in the show with i'm going to neveat—toi reveal whether it's time to tnnt— reveal whether it's time to tnng tatt— reveal whether it's time to bring back boris elsewhere tonttnt— bring back boris elsewhere tonttnt ae— bring back boris elsewhere tonight as the— bring back boris elsewhere tonight as the odd little sussex nonttoteee— tonight as the odd little sussex mouthpiece, omid scobie. miraculously_ mouthpiece, omid scobie. miraculously remembers evidence that miraculously remembers evidence tnat nette— miraculously remembers evidence that helps prince— miraculously remembers evidence that helps prince harry's phone naettnt— that helps prince harry's phone hacking lawsuit— that helps prince harry's phone hacking lawsuit after years of

ettenee— hacking lawsuit after years of ettenee .— hacking lawsuit after years of silence . will— hacking lawsuit after years of silence . will the— hacking lawsuit after years of silence . will the duke of silence. will the duke of tetaeton— silence. will the duke of delusion come- silence. will the duke of delusion come limping home to the delusion come limping home to tne un— delusion come limping home to tne tat onen— delusion come limping home to the uk when his— delusion come limping home to the uk when his marriage to meghan— the uk when his marriage to meghan ente— the uk when his marriage to meghan ends in— the uk when his marriage to meghan ends in tears are not my note— meghan ends in tears are not my note on— meghan ends in tears are not my ote on tne— meghan ends in tears are not my ote on tne nan. — meghan ends in tears are not my words, by the way. that's the tontenett— words, by the way. that's the bombshell claim _ words, by the way. that's the bombshell claim of former labour ntnteten— bombshell claim of former labour minister chris— bombshell claim of former labour minister chris mullin in his controversial— minister chris mullin in his controversial book. but controversial new book. but tetnonetta— controversial new book. but- petronella_seward petronella wyatt, ingrid seward and petronella wyatt, ingrid seward ant tnneet— petronella wyatt, ingrid seward and ernest owens— petronella wyatt, ingrid seward and ernest owens will have their say and ernest owens will have their ean nnen— and ernest owens will have their ean nnen tnen— and ernest owens will have their ean nnen tnen to— and ernest owens will have their say when they do battle in the ctaen— say when they do battle in the ctaen — say when they do battle in the clash soon. also— say when they do battle in the clash soon. also on the way, snoennonan— clash soon. also on the way, superwoman suella hits out at nntatn-e— superwoman suella hits out at britain's-borders- superwoman suella hits out at britain's borders brigade. britain's open borders brigade. it's britain's open borders brigade. no not— britain's open borders brigade. it's not xenophobic— britain's open borders brigade. it's not xenophobic to- britain's open borders brigade. it's not xenophobic to say- britain's open borders brigade. it's not xenophobic to say that mass and rapid migration is unsustainable in terms of housing supply or public services or community relations . so is the home secretary right to say that it's not bigoted to want to stop the boats.7 that's our big debate want to stop the boats? that's our big debate tonight.- , that's our big debate tonight. plus, it seems scoffs— our big debate tonight. plus, it seems scoffs decision to call in tne— seems scoffs decision to call in tne tannene— seems scoffs decision to call in the lawyers and— seems scoffs decision to call in the lawyers and a— seems scoffs decision to call in the lawyers and a crisis pr team nae— the lawyers and a crisis pr team nae tone— the lawyers and a crisis pr team has done nothing— the lawyers and a crisis pr team has done nothing to ease the exennetattnt— has done nothing to ease the excruciating on— has done nothing to ease the excruciating on air tension with noun— excruciating on air tension with nottn . — excruciating on air tension with nottn. nee— excruciating on air tension with holly . he's getting- excruciating on air tension with holly . gccc g excruciating on air tension with holly . 91;th t:t:i; excruciating on air tension with holly . gt;w g t:t:i; holly. he's getting to my side. here you go . give it a go . don't here you go. give it a go. don't nan— here you go. give it a go. don't nan noneett— here you go. give it a go. don't nan noneett . — here you go. give it a go. don't hurt yourself . put— here you go. give it a go. don't hurt yourself . put your- tzi;”t:i; git give it a go. don't hurt yourself . ” titti; gi give it a go. don't hurt yourself . ” tit" hurt yourself. put your knees on the ground. oh, they've got to

stay on the ground. yeah. otherwise, that's like otherwise that you're really. yeah oh, make it stop. amid an a—list toneott— make it stop. amid an a—list toneott ot— make it stop. amid an a—list boycott of the _ make it stop. amid an a—list boycott of the show, - c amid an a—list boycott of the show, does that antnant— boycott of the show, does that awkward performance today mean the awkward performance today mean tne ent— awkward performance today mean tne ent nae— awkward performance today mean the end has come— awkward performance today mean the end has come for itv's gotten— the end has come for itv's golden couple?— the end has come for itv's golden couple? fleet street icon tenn— golden couple? fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie _ golden couple? fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie has big news on this kelvin mackenzie has big news on tnte .— kelvin mackenzie has big news on tnte. nett— kelvin mackenzie has big news on this. he'll weigh— kelvin mackenzie has big news on this. he'll weigh later. and this. he'll weigh in later. and in this. he'll weigh in later. and tn a— this. he'll weigh in later. and tn a tn— this. he'll weigh in later. and in a tv exclusive,— this. he'll weigh in later. and in a tv exclusive, the victims of in a tv exclusive, the victims ot tnte— in a tv exclusive, the victims of this horrific— in a tv exclusive, the victims of this horrific attack by a natt— of this horrific attack by a nant tett— of this horrific attack by a hard left trans— of this horrific attack by a hard left trans starbucks enotonee— hard left trans starbucks employee speak out for the first ttne. — employee speak out for the first ttne. non— employee speak out for the first time. how does— employee speak out for the first time. how does it— employee speak out for the first time. how does it feel to be nettattn— time. how does it feel to be nettattn ant— time. how does it feel to be verbally and physically abused etnntn— verbally and physically abused etnotn ton— verbally and physically abused simply for calling an employee a tatt— simply for calling an employee a tatn nttn.— simply for calling an employee a lady nttn. tn— simply for calling an employee a lady with. i'm going to join me tne— lady with. i'm going to join me tne tn— lady with. i'm going to join me tne tn tne— lady with. i'm going to join me live in the studio— lady with. i'm going to join me live in the studio later this nonn— live in the studio later this non. ne— live in the studio later this hour. as ever,— live in the studio later this hour. as ever, stay tuned for tomorrow's newspaper. front page— tomorrow's newspaper. front pagee-ott— tomorrow's newspaper. front oatee-otttne— tomorrow's newspaper. front pages off the press, and pages hot off the press, and i'll pages hot off the press, and m nonn— pages hot off the press, and m a— pages hot off the press, and i'll crown a new— pages hot off the press, and i'll crown a new greatest nntatn— i'll crown a new greatest britain and— i'll crown a new greatest britain and union jackass before the britain and union jackass before tne-oat.— britain and union jackass before tne-ont-oan- the night is out. this is dan nootton. — the night is out. this is dan wootton. tonight let's go . wootton. tonight let's go. nonre— wootton. tonight let's go. you're watching gb news, nntatn-e— you're watching gb news, britain's news— you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. hope you had britain's news channel. hope you nat a— britain's news channel. hope you had a fabulous— britain's news channel. hope you had a fabulous weekend. i was in teantn— had a fabulous weekend. i was in teantn .— had a fabulous weekend. i was in teantn . nntnt— had a fabulous weekend. i was in beauty . awful sunny bournemouth beauty. awful sunny bournemouth

at tne— beauty. awful sunny bournemouth at the conservative _ beauty. awful sunny bournemouth at the conservative democratic organteatton— at the conservative democratic organisation conference . lots to organisation conference. lots to tell organisation conference. lots to tett non. — organisation conference. lots to tett non. tote— organisation conference. lots to tell you. lots of— organisation conference. lots to tell you. lots of bombshells eontnt— tell you. lots of bombshells eontnt tnte— tell you. lots of bombshells coming this hour. and my tntentene— coming this hour. and my interviews with- coming this hour. and my interviews with priti patel and tont— interviews with priti patel and lord cruddas. _ interviews with priti patel and lord cruddas. first, though, the nene-nttn— news headlines with polly middlehurst_ news headlines with polly middlehurst ._ news headlines with polly middlehurst . _ news headlines with polly middlehurst . jo?“ news headlines with polly middlehurst. jnitt�* ttzitg middlehurst. dan, thanks very much indeed. our top story tonight on gb news, as you've been hearing, the home secretary has insisted it's not hypocritical for her, the child of migrants, to push for lower migration in the uk. in a speech earlier today, suella braverman defended the government's plan to cut net migration , saying it to cut net migration, saying it isn't racist to want to control borders. she also argued that mass and rapid migration would be a burden on housing and pubuc be a burden on housing and public services , and she said public services, and she said the uk should be instead focussed on creating highly skilled workers at home. there is no good reason why we can't train up enough truck drivers. butchers and fruit pickers, tattere— butchers and fruit pickers, builders or— butchers and fruit pickers,

builders or welders. brexit enattee— builders or welders. brexit enattee ne— builders or welders. brexit enables us to— builders or welders. brexit enables us to build a high ettttett— enables us to build a high skilled, high— enables us to build a high skilled, high wage economy that is skilled, high wage economy that te teee— skilled, high wage economy that is less dependent— skilled, high wage economy that is less dependent on low skilled tonettn— is less dependent on low skilled tonettn .— is less dependent on low skilled foreign . labour _ is less dependent on low skilled foreign . labour it�*t�*iticc foreign. labour well, the uk will be training up ukraine's pilots to fly western fighter jets, but it has no plans to provide them with the actual planes. at a meeting at chequers today, the prime minister told president zelenskyy that providing war planes wasn't straight forward. but rishi sunak did promise further air defence missiles and drones under the condition they're only used over ukrainian soil. one thing we will be doing- c. t“ t?" c one thing we will be doing starting aetnattn— thing we will be doing starting actually relatively soon is tnatntnt— actually relatively soon is tnatntnt ot— actually relatively soon is training of ukrainian pilots and tnat-e— training of ukrainian pilots and that's something— training of ukrainian pilots and that's something that we've tteeneeet— that's something that we've discussed today— that's something that we've discussed today and we're ready to tnotenent— discussed today and we're ready to implement those plans in netattnetn— to implement those plans in relatively short— to implement those plans in relatively short order, which nttt— relatively short order, which nttt mean— relatively short order, which will mean that— relatively short order, which will mean that we're training unatntan— will mean that we're training ukrainian cities— will mean that we're training ukrainian cities to become ateotntetn— ukrainian cities to become absolutely combat ready attenatt— absolutely combat ready aircraft. pilots- absolutely combat ready aircraft. pilots well , president aircraft. pilots well, president zetenetnn— aircraft. pilots well, president zetenetnn ton— aircraft. pilots well, president zelenskyy, for his part, thanked the zelenskyy, for his part, thanked tne ntne— zelenskyy, for his part, thanked the prime minister, saying that air the prime minister, saying that an nonet— the prime minister, saying that an toner te—

the prime minister, saying that an toner te an— the prime minister, saying that air power is an important issue for air power is an important issue to me— air power is an important issue to nte eonntn-e— air power is an important issue for his country's defences . for his country's defences. tetan— for his country's defences. totan ne— for his country's defences. today we spoke— for his country's defences. today we spoke about- for his country's defences. today we spoke about the jets , a today we spoke about the jets, a very important topic for us because we can't control the sky. you know it. so i think you know everything deeply because we're real partners. rishi knows all the details of what's going on on our battlefield. thank you very much. and we want to create these jets coalition zelenskyy now a former met police officer allegedly missed an opportunity to properly investigate wayne cousins before he murdered sarah everard. samantha lee attended a tteetottnan— everard. samantha lee attended a disciplinary hearing— : samantha lee attended a disciplinary hearing today, aet— disciplinary hearing today, aet ot— disciplinary hearing today, accused of failing to make the connect— accused of failing to make the correct investigation . inquiries correct investigation. inquiries oetno— correct investigation. inquiries over two incidents when cousins exnoeet— over two incidents when cousins exposed himself— over two incidents when cousins exposed himself to— over two incidents when cousins exposed himself to female staff at a— exposed himself to female staff at a restaurant— exposed himself to female staff at a restaurant in— exposed himself to female staff at a restaurant in kent. it's etatnet— at a restaurant in kent. it's claimed there— at a restaurant in kent. it's claimed there were issues with nttneee— claimed there were issues with witness statements and evidence and witness statements and evidence ant nen— witness statements and evidence and her investing— witness statements and evidence and her investing lviv work was attetettn— and her investing lviv work was allegedly rushed— and her investing lviv work was allegedly rushed out. miss lee is allegedly rushed out. miss lee te eatt— allegedly rushed out. miss lee te eatt to— allegedly rushed out. miss lee is said to have— allegedly rushed out. miss lee is said to have breached the

toe-ee— is said to have breached the force's standards— is said to have breached the force's standards on duties and responsibilities,— force's standards on duties and responsibilities, charges . she responsibilities, charges. she tentee— responsibilities, charges. she tenteetne— responsibilities, charges. she denies the hearings expected to taet— denies the hearings expected to taet eeeat— denies the hearings expected to last several days— denies the hearings expected to last several days ._ denies the hearings expected to last several days . and the last several days. and the nottee— last several days. and the police watchdog is investigating atten— police watchdog is investigating atten an— police watchdog is investigating atten an n— police watchdog is investigating after an 11 year— police watchdog is investigating after an 11 year old boy was taeenet— after an 11 year old boy was taeenet at— after an 11 year old boy was tasered at a— after an 11 year old boy was tasered at a holiday park in soottant— tasered at a holiday park in seottant .— tasered at a holiday park in scotland . police were called to scotland. police were called to a natt— scotland. police were called to a caravan park near ayr just atten— a caravan park near ayr just atten noo— a caravan park near ayr just after 11:00 on— a caravan park near ayr just after 11:00 on the 22nd of after11:00 on the 22nd of nann— after11:00 on the 22nd of nanen. tne— after 11:00 on the 22nd of march. the child who was holding a tntte— march. the child who was holding a tntte tett— march. the child who was holding a knife fell to— march. the child who was holding a knife fell to the— march. the child who was holding a knife fell to the ground after tetnt— a knife fell to the ground after tetnt taeenet— a knife fell to the ground after being tasered by— a knife fell to the ground after being tasered by police . police being tasered by police. police soottant— being tasered by police. police seottant eat— being tasered by police. police scotland say the— being tasered by police. police scotland say the incident has teen— scotland say the incident has been referred— scotland say the incident has been referred now to the investigations- been referred now to the investigations and review commissioner— investigations and review commissioner , you're up to date commissioner, you're up to date on tn— commissioner, you're up to date on tv onttne— commissioner, you're up to date on tv online dab+_ commissioner, you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune— on tv online dab+ radio and the tune tn— on tv online dab+ radio and the tune tn ann— on tv online dab+ radio and the tune tn app. tnte— on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is— on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, nntatn-e— tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news— tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news ._ britain's news. channel tne— britain's news. channel the conservatives are facing a oopntantn— the conservatives are facing a popntantn ant— the conservatives are facing a popularity and policy crisis ente— popularity and policy crisis enee tne— popularity and policy crisis once the flagbearer of thatcherite _ once the flagbearer of thatcherite principles, the tone— thatcherite principles, the tonee ot— thatcherite principles, the tories of 2023— thatcherite principles, the tories of 2023 have morphed into

a ntt— tories of 2023 have morphed into a on etate— tories of 2023 have morphed into a ttt etate nttn— tories of 2023 have morphed into a big state high tax— tories of 2023 have morphed into a big state high tax centre—left party— a big state high tax centre—left pant eeentnttn— a big state high tax centre—left party seemingly driven by ttotattet— party seemingly driven by globalist forces and the civil eentee— globalist forces and the civil service blob— globalist forces and the civil service blob . _ globalist forces and the civil service blob . 37” it. t“ service blob. the prime minister rishi sunak and his authoritarian chancellor jeremy hunt, were both put into office in an anti democratic coup. and the last two prime ministers approved by party members by the way, have been forced out when the deep state conspired with the deep state conspired with the mainstream media, especially the mainstream media, especially the british corporation the british bashing corporation . as result, i believe . as a result, i believe democracy the uk is facing democracy in the uk is facing a genuine crisis. and if we're not careful, there will soon be one party rule in britain for the next generation. a fight back is beyond necessary . arnie. the beyond necessary. arnie. the good news is that it began this weekend at the conservative democratic organisation in bournemouth, where i joined hundreds of proud members of the tory grassroots alongside stars of boris johnson's cabinet, like jacob rees—mogg , nadine dorries jacob rees—mogg, nadine dorries and priti patel. but lord peter cruddas, one of britain's top businessmen on who's behind the

movement and is a long term ally of boris, insisted that this wasn't simply a campaign to return the former pm to number 10 or indeed , and he made this 10 or indeed, and he made this million pound offer to rishi sunak if he is prepared to make the conservatives conserve lviv again, i would love to be able to donate to the conservative party tomorrow, providing it reverts back to centre right policies and supports members and the way to do that is very simple. rishi sunak can call me up simple. rishi sunak can call me no totan— simple. rishi sunak can call me no totan ant— simple. rishi sunak can call me no totay ant eat— simple. rishi sunak can call me up today and say to— rishi sunak can call me up today and say to me, peter, we've seen the— up today and say to me, peter, we've seen the cd0. what they're pr0p05i"9t_ we've seen the cd0. what they're onoooetno, tne— we've seen the cd0. what they're proposing, the constitutional enantee— proposing, the constitutional enanoee tonne— proposing, the constitutional changes come in and make those enantee— changes come in and make those enantee to— changes come in and make those enanoee to tne— changes come in and make those changes to the party. let's give more democracy— changes to the party. let's give more democracy back to the members. and— more democracy back to the members. and if— more democracy back to the members. and if he did that tomorrow, you— members. and if he did that tomorrow, you would be back in. if tomorrow, you would be back in. tt ne— tomorrow, you would be back in. tt ne ttt— tomorrow, you would be back in. tt ne ttt tnat— tomorrow, you would be back in. if he did that tomorrow, i'd tonate— if he did that tomorrow, i'd tonate tt— if he did that tomorrow, i'd donate £1 million. wow. but the spectre of boris, the election winning machine still hung over

bournemouth as priti patel admitted to me after accusing sunak of overseeing , quote, sunak of overseeing, quote, managed decline of her beloved party over . managed decline of her beloved party over. 90% of people here say that they are team boris rather than team . rishi isn't . rather than team. rishi isn't. isn't the solution obvious ? isn't the solution obvious? pretty in my view. boris would nave— pretty in my view. boris would have won us the next election. it also happened to his successor— it also happened to his successor ,_ it also happened to his successor , you know, a couple of successor, you know, a couple of nontne— successor, you know, a couple of nontne tater— successor, you know, a couple of months later and— successor, you know, a couple of months later and that cannot be nont. — months later and that cannot be nont. nat— months later and that cannot be right. but couldn't— months later and that cannot be right. but couldn't he- months later and that cannot be right. f: t“ e cc it right. but couldn't he still win you the next election? isn't that the point? well there you go. there you go . so i got our go. there you go. so i got our senior producer,— git there you go. so i got our senior producer, ben to leo, put tnat— senior producer, ben to leo, put tnat tneetton— senior producer, ben to leo, put that question to— senior producer, ben to leo, put that question to the people team none— that question to the people team tone on— that question to the people team tone on team — that question to the people team boris or team rishi. e boris or team rishi. it's the ttt— boris or team rishi. it's the one big question of the day at the conference in bournemouth. bofis the conference in bournemouth. boris johnson or rishi sunak , we boris johnson or rishi sunak, we asked mps and tory members to

grab their party's future by the balls and pick their man for leader. we should balls and pick their man for leader . we should never, ever leader. we should never, ever nave— leader. we should never, ever nave tot— leader. we should never, ever nave tot nt— leader. we should never, ever have got rid of— leader. we should never, ever have got rid of him.- : we should never, ever have got rid of him. however, tnene— have got rid of him. however, tnene te— have got rid of him. however, tnene te no— have got rid of him. however, there is no turning back. one. than— there is no turning back. one. thank you— there is no turning back. one. thank you boss. but- there is no turning back. but rishi, we've thank you boss. but rishi, we've got to— thank you boss. but rishi, we've got to get— thank you boss. but rishi, we've got to get behind— thank you boss. but rishi, we've got to get behind you— thank you boss. but rishi, we've got to get behind you to- mw but rishi, we've got to get behind you to win “fe” but rishi, we've got to get behind you to win the next— got to get behind you to win the next election.— got to get behind you to win the next election. well— got to get behind you to win the next election. well because he nntatnn— next election. well because he was unfairly taken out of power, tot— was unfairly taken out of power, got to— was unfairly taken out of power, we've got to stick— was unfairly taken out of power, we've got to stick with rishi. nat— we've got to stick with rishi. tat tn— we've got to stick with rishi. tat t-nn team— we've got to stick with rishi. but i'm team boris- we've got to stick with rishi. f boyce but i'm team boris boyce. boyce does stuff. boyce gets— but i'm team boris boyce. boyce does stuff. boyce gets stuff- does stuff. boyce gets stuff tone. — does stuff. boyce gets stuff done. rishi.— does stuff. boyce gets stuff done. 35“ 35“ quite done. rishi. rishi quite tnanttn— done. rishi. rishi quite tnanttn t— done. rishi. rishi quite frankly, i think- done. 35“ 35“ quite frankly, i think with boris, nee— frankly, i think with boris, ne-e too— frankly, i think with boris, he's too unpredictable . and he's too unpredictable. and retent— he's too unpredictable. and rishi needs. _ he's too unpredictable. and rishi needs. ti; : he's too unpredictable. and rishi needs. : rishi needs. he's a steady set of hands and he deserves to be taken out by a piece of cake. somebody wanted him out. it was a stitch up. exactly i'm going to be a stitch up. exactly i'm going to te tatt— a stitch up. exactly i'm going to be back in— a stitch up. exactly i'm going to be back in the— ti“ i. oxtittilgt i'm going to be back in the leader i“ i. oxtittilgt i'm going to be back in the leader of our party,— to be back in the leader of our oann eo— to be back in the leader of our oann eo tn— to be back in the leader of our party, so i'm going for team retent— party, so i'm going for team tttent. ne— party, so i'm going for team rishi. we can't— party, so i'm going for team rishi. we can't change before an eteetton. — rishi. we can't change before an eteetton. non— rishi. we can't change before an election. you should- rishi. we can't change before an election. /titt : election. you should have never been so boris. yeah. been voted out. so boris. yeah. boris. well , rishi hasn't boris. yeah, well, rishi hasn't been voted out yet . no, he been voted out yet. no, he wasn't voted _ been voted out yet. no, he wasn't voted in.— been voted out yet. no, he wasn't voted in. i- : «tile no, he wasn't voted in. i know. that's tne— wasn't voted in. i know. that's tne onotten— wasn't voted in. i know. that's tne onotten .— wasn't voted in. i know. that's tne onotten . — wasn't voted in. i know. that's the problem . now- wasn't voted in. i know. that's the problem . \ttijt�*tit" wasn't voted in. i know. that's the problem . ntitttt g: the problem. now, many good folk ispoke

the problem. now, many good folk i spoke to at the conference believe a split in the conservative party between the left and right wing factions is the only to solve this mess the only way to solve this mess . but would overturn . but that would overturn teeatee— but that would overturn decades history. . but that would overturn . decades-history. so decades of proud history. so i tntnt— decades of proud history. so i tntnt tne— decades of proud history. so i think the solution then is the tonn— think the solution then is the tory leadership— think the solution then is the tory leadership realising they meet— tory leadership realising they must embrace— tory leadership realising they must embrace democracy and eoneenattne— must embrace democracy and conservative principles now or one— conservative principles now or one no— conservative principles now or one no tne— conservative principles now or give up the country to a eoetattet— give up the country to a socialist gang- give up the country to a socialist gang who aim to teetnon— socialist gang who aim to teetnon tt— socialist gang who aim to teetnon tt .— socialist gang who aim to destroy it . but- socialist gang who aim to destroy it . but to respond now destroy it. but to respond now my enoenetan— destroy it. but to respond now my superstar panel , top daily my superstar panel, top daily txoneee— my superstar panel, top daily express columnist carole malone, neoonten— express columnist carole malone, senior reporter at— express columnist carole malone, senior reporter at the eye neneoaoen— senior reporter at the eye newspaper, benjamin butterworth, and newspaper, benjamin butterworth, ant tne— newspaper, benjamin butterworth, anttne tonnnen— newspaper, benjamin butterworth, and the former mep and political eoentato— and the former mep and political commentator belinda de lucy. so canote— commentator belinda de lucy. so carole malone,— commentator belinda de lucy. so carole malone, look, it was very etean— carole malone, look, it was very tea to— carole malone, look, it was very tea to me— carole malone, look, it was very tea to me tn— carole malone, look, it was very clear to me in bournemouth and by clear to me in bournemouth and to tne— clear to me in bournemouth and by tne nan— clear to me in bournemouth and by tne nan toot,— clear to me in bournemouth and by the way, look, we've got the tattot— by the way, look, we've got the tattot-nene— by the way, look, we've got the ballot. here and _ by the way, look, we've got the ballot here and you can see ballot box here and you can see none-e— ballot box here and you can see boris's almost— ballot box here and you can see boris's almost overflowing. only tttenattn— boris's almost overflowing. only tttenattn a— boris's almost overflowing. only literally a couple,— boris's almost overflowing. only literally a couple, a couple in tne— literally a couple, a couple in tne tann— literally a couple, a couple in tne tann ton— literally a couple, a couple in the tank for poor— literally a couple, a couple in the tank for poor sunak. literally a couple, a couple in the tank for poor sunak . and the tank for poor sunak. and tnene— the tank for poor sunak. and tnene na— the tank for poor sunak. and tnene a— the tank for poor sunak. and there was a real— the tank for poor sunak. and there was a real sense of tnnetnatton— there was a real sense of frustration among tory members. canot— frustration among tory members. canot t— frustration among tory members. canot t tet— frustration among tory members. canot t oet tnat— frustration among tory members. carol i get that . _ frustration among tory members. carol i get that . frustration among tory members. carol i get that. but i think jacob rees—mogg is right. you

can't change just before an election, and i get why people are frustrated and you know, i'm are frustrated and you know, i'm a bit frustrated because he's not doing anything big. he's not doing anything. tory i think it was professor john curtice, you know, the most famous of all political said political scientists said he has to do something braver and he has to do it sooner. and i think that's exactly right. as lord cruddas right— that's exactly right. as lord cruddas right when - that's exactly right. as lord cruddas right when he- cage“; i g“ as lord cruddas right when he says the tone— cruddas right when he says the tontee ane— cruddas right when he says the tories are almost— cruddas right when he says the tories are almost becoming a tent— tories are almost becoming a tett-oantn— tories are almost becoming a left party because that's left wing party because that's enoentnt— left wing party because that's shocking stuff. _ left wing party because that's shocking stuff. i— left wing party because that's shocking stuff. : t“ e shocking stuff. i don't think i don't think is the least don't think rishi is the least bit wing think he's much bit left wing. i think he's much more than boris was. more right wing than boris was. i what he is he's not i think what he is, is he's not a like boris, but you a character like boris, but you know, to doing stuff know, he needs to be doing stuff that tories would identify that the tories would identify with, like the inheritance tax, like the repeal of, of the eu laws, like ordinary tax . he's laws, like ordinary tax. he's got to revisit brexit and make it work. and i think he's not doing anything big. and what you know , he's got some things he's know, he's got some things he's got finish this year. three got to finish this year. three things. the things is things. one of the things is phase one is economy. nhs stop the boats phase two, next year's projections. but he has to be

doing big things right now because he wants to do the election. i think it's in october 2024, which only leaves him a few months to get to get aheadin him a few months to get to get ahead in the polls. and i think ahead in the polls. and i think a lot of the labour polls have been exaggerated to say how far labouris been exaggerated to say how far labour is ahead . the projection labour is ahead. the projection for just before the election, the projection for is the projection for labour is that only be seven that there will only be seven points which h is points ahead, which h is beatable. i think. but if he's going to do that, he has to start now and he has to be thinking big and he's not doing that. he's doing lots of small things that we're thinking, that's comfortable, things that we're thinking, that's good comfortable, things that we're thinking, that's good . comfortable, things that we're thinking, that'sgood . he's comfortable, things that we're thinking, that'sgood . he's done,trtable, things that we're thinking, that'sgood . he's done, he'se, that's good. he's done, he's done quite a few bits of stuff in the nhs. 800 more ambulances. he's he's done lots of stuff and but they're not shouting about what they've which is i what they've done, which is i think a shame. but i think he think is a shame. but i think he could be good if he got us. professor curtice said professorjohn curtice said a little bit braver. the problem is little bit braver. the problem te nettnta— little bit braver. the problem te nettnta ,— little bit braver. the problem is belinda , this— little bit braver. the problem is belinda , this was- little bit braver. the problem is belinda , this was a- e e the problem is belinda , this was a thrashing is belinda, this was a thrashing at tne— is belinda, this was a thrashing at tne toeat— is belinda, this was a thrashing at the local elections. so the consenattne— at the local elections. so the conservative party are facing a thrashing at the general election and i think a technical approach with, as carol says,

sort of tinkering around the edges. that's not enough anymore . plus, we have this latest brexit betrayal, which as a former brexit party mep, must infuriate you. well, i mean, retent— infuriate you. well, i mean, rishi doesn't— infuriate you. well, i mean, rishi doesn't seem- infuriate you. well, i mean, rishi doesn't seem to- i well, i mean, rishi doesn't seem to have any eonnaet— rishi doesn't seem to have any eonnaet ot— rishi doesn't seem to have any courage of conviction anymore . courage of conviction anymore. nee— courage of conviction anymore. ne-e tone— courage of conviction anymore. ne-e tone eo— courage of conviction anymore. he's done so many— courage of conviction anymore. he's done so many u—turns. anything he does pledge before the next election . why would the next election. why would she why we him ? but he why would we believe him? but he was a brexiteer. well,— why would we believe him? but he was a brexiteer. well, yeah,- : t“ “7�* but he was a brexiteer. well, yeah, but he was a brexiteer. well, yeah, but ne nee— was a brexiteer. well, yeah, but he never campaigned for boris. notaattn— he never campaigned for boris. actuattn ne— he never campaigned for boris. actually, he never— he never campaigned for boris. actually, he never campaigned for saw him? for brexit. you never saw him? he was backbench mp, but e /tit t“ 7 he was backbench mp, but he e /tit t“ ti7 he was backbench mp, but he is he was a backbench mp, but he is in he was a backbench mp, but he is tn otttee. — he was a backbench mp, but he is tn otttee. nat— he was a backbench mp, but he is in office. but not— he was a backbench mp, but he is in office. but not in power. de—man knows who de—man now who knows who facilitated power . facilitated his rise to power. but they were not brexiteers. rishi reminds me of a sort of irrelevant little mouse on puppefs irrelevant little mouse on puppet's puppet strings that's more the more obsessed with the international stage and doesn't want biden in the eu want to upset biden in the eu than the bold decision this than make the bold decision this country reduce country needs to reduce immigration globalist elite. it is. it's hyper globalism. the ten— is. it's hyper globalism. the ttett nont— is. it's hyper globalism. the rishi hunt cabal— is. it's hyper globalism. the rishi hunt cabal support hyper globalism, mass immigration, high taxes and the conservative voters do not want it. no, they don't voters do not want it. no, they ton-t tetan— voters do not want it. no, they don't begum and— t:titt c no, they don't begum and butterworth, i tnattne— don't begum and butterworth, i tnaotne tnat— don't begum and butterworth, i imagine that you— don't begum and butterworth, i imagine that you and your ilk

are imagine that you and your ilk nant— imagine that you and your ilk nant to— imagine that you and your ilk are want to sneer— imagine that you and your ilk are want to sneer at this tnttttant— are want to sneer at this brilliant meeting at the weekend in bournemouth,— brilliant meeting at the weekend in bournemouth, where grassroots eoneennattnee— in bournemouth, where grassroots conservatives gathered to aetnattn— conservatives gathered to aetnatty say— conservatives gathered to actually say we can save our party— actually say we can save our oany tat— actually say we can save our oany tnt 90— actually say we can save our party but 90 ont— actually say we can save our party but go on, sneer away, go on. party but go on, sneer away, go t— party but go on, sneer away, go t tntnn— party but go on, sneer away, go on. i think you're— party but go on, sneer away, go on. i think you're all mad. i mean, so many— on. i think you're all mad. i mean, so many barm pots in such a enatt— mean, so many barm pots in such a enatt eoaee — mean, so many barm pots in such a small space. oh— mean, so many barm pots in such a small space. cj“ a small space. oh look at that conference and all the lights are on. but nobody is home. thatis are on. but nobody is home. that is the message that you get non— that is the message that you get tnon noote— that is the message that you get from roots and— that is the message that you get from roots and the— that is the message that you get from roots and the truth is that aetnattn— from roots and the truth is that aetnattn t— from roots and the truth is that actually i think— from roots and the truth is that actually i think a— from roots and the truth is that actually i think a lot of decent oeoote— actually i think a lot of decent oeoote ntt— actually i think a lot of decent people will-not— actually i think a lot of decent people will not only that people will see not only that conference, latest conference, but the latest hard nont— conference, but the latest hard nant—nae- right conference that has naooenet— right conference that has. naooenet—oeoote happened today with people like snetta—tt-e- happened today with people like suella—it's-hard,| suella braverman. it's not hard, right?— suella braverman. it's not hard, none-not— suella braverman. it's not hard, right?-not hard.— suella braverman. it's not hard, right? not hard. right suella braverman. it's not hard, right?right.ot hard. right suella braverman. it's not hard, right?right. believe right suella braverman. it's not hard, right?right. believe me,t suella braverman. it's not hard, right?right. believe me, the hard, right. believe me, the conservative— hard, right. believe me, the conservative party at the conservative party is at the moment— conservative party is at the moment towards the moment tacking towards the eente — moment tacking towards the eente tett. — moment tacking towards the centre left. so— moment tacking towards the centre left. so this these are not— centre left. so this these are not nant— centre left. so this these are not hard right— centre left. so this these are not hard right policies. you've gotlget_ not hard right policies. you've ootltet tnat— not hard right policies. you've got get that through your got to get that through your neat. — got to get that through your neat. -ane— got to get that through your head.-are centre- got to get that through your head. are centre right head. they are centre right oottetee— head. they are centre right oottetee to— head. they are centre right policies to control borders. policies to control the borders. tnat— policies to control the borders. tnat-tente— policies to control the borders. that-centre right- policies to control the borders. that centre right policy to that is a centre right policy to cut that is a centre right policy to eat taxee— that is a centre right policy to cut taxes and _ that is a centre right policy to cut taxes and the— that is a centre right policy to cut taxes and the size of the etate.— cut taxes and the size of the etate. tnat— cut taxes and the size of the state. that is— cut taxes and the size of the state. that is a— cut taxes and the size of the state. that is a centre right ootten— state. that is a centre right policy to— state. that is a centre right policy to demand reality when it to— policy to demand reality when it comes to biology. _ policy to demand reality when it comes to biology. that is a tente— comes to biology. that is a eente nont— comes to biology. that is a centre right policy . so do not centre right policy. so do not try centre right policy. so do not to ant— centre right policy. so do not to ant tnnon— centre right policy. so do not try and throw far—

centre right policy. so do not try and throw far right smears at tnte — try and throw far right smears at tnte none— try and throw far right smears at this. none of— try and throw far right smears at this. none of this is where tne— at this. none of this is where the electorate— at this. none of this is where the electorate is. t“ the electorate is. i mean you nno— the electorate is. i mean you who defends credit card? liz truss like there's no tomorrow a woman that bankrupted this country and the electorate on country and the electorate is on for stopping the boats. are you serious immigration— for stopping the boats. are you serious immigration i'm- “g are you serious immigration i'm i'm entttnt— serious immigration i'm i'm entttnt tax— serious immigration i'm i'm cutting tax seriously la a&e ttntnt— cutting tax seriously la a&e ttntno oet— cutting tax seriously la a&e ttntno get a— cutting tax seriously la a&e living get a word in. well you cant— living get a word in. well you can't because— living get a word in. well you can't because you're talking toen— can't because you're talking on tnene. — can't because you're talking tosh there. oh,— can't because you're talking tosh there. cj“ ti e can't because you're talking tosh there. cj“ i t“ e gite can't because you're talking tosh there. cj“ i t“ . git. : tosh there. oh, can't get a word in you can't. the electorate would love to stop the boats but it's the tories that are letting them in. don't know why them in. so i don't know why you're other people and you're blaming other people and the just fascinated the truth. i'm just fascinated to—tntnn- the truth. i'm just fascinated to—tntnn tel the truth. i'm just fascinated . to_think is hard, to know what you think is hard, nttnt. — to know what you think is hard, nont. atont— to know what you think is hard, right. about these _ to know what you think is hard, right. about these policies, teanee— right. about these policies, teanee t— right. about these policies, because i think— right. about these policies, because i think they centre because i think they are centre nont— right policies. i mean, the tnntn— right policies. i mean, the tett-non- right policies. i mean, the truth you know, the truth is that, you know, the tone— truth is that, you know, the tontee-to - truth is that, you know, the tories -to swap - truth is that, you know, the tories to swap prime tories decided to swap prime ntnteten— tories decided to swap prime minister-times- tories decided to swap prime minister times in about minister three times in about as many— minister three times in about as nant—neat - minister three times in about as nant—neat ntt- many months last year. big ntetane. — many months last year. big ntetane. -voul many months last year. big| mistake. -you are mistake. and here you are advocating it yet again advocating swapping it yet again like you don't give a about people's mortgages and you were the one. it's all you were the one—tnat- the one. it's all you were the one—that boris- the one. it's all you were the- one _that boris johnson one demanding that boris johnson went.— one demanding that boris johnson went-nae— one demanding that boris johnson went-nae non. — one demanding that boris johnson went.-was you. and- one demanding that boris johnson went. was you. and you will went. that was you. and you will remember benjamin because we had nann— remember benjamin because we had many tteeneetone— remember benjamin because we had many discussions about it on tnte— many discussions about it on tnte enon— many discussions about it on this show alongside carroll. we tne— this show alongside carroll. we were the ones— this show alongside carroll. we were the ones saying , no, this show alongside carroll. we were the ones saying, no, he's a

democratically— were the ones saying, no, he's a democratically elected prime ntnteten— democratically elected prime minister. he's— democratically elected prime minister. he's doing great etatt— minister. he's doing great stuff. ignore— minister. he's doing great stuff. ignore the media. didn't tntnn— stuff. ignore the media. didn't tntnn non— stuff. ignore the media. didn't think you were— stuff. ignore the media. didn't think you were the one that oneatet— think you were the one that created this— think you were the one that created this chaos . but think you were the one that created this chaos. but i mean, it's created this chaos. but i mean, tt-e onet— created this chaos. but i mean, tt-e onet tyoteat— created this chaos. but i mean, it's just typical of— created this chaos. but i mean, it's just typical of the hard ntnt— it's just typical of the hard nont nne— it's just typical of the hard right like you. - it's just typical of the hard right like you. /titt. right like you. you always blame someone else. and the truth is it was thinly disguised on priti patel's face. she just wants to throw rishi sunak and get boris johnson back in. it's all all a merry go round to these people . merry go round to these people. they don't give a about normal people's lives. final word, carol. the bottom line is, you nnon— carol. the bottom line is, you know. tnene— carol. the bottom line is, you know, there - lot - carol. the bottom line is, you know, there-lot of- know, there are a lot of disillusioned - know, there are a lot of disillusioned tory voters out tnene— disillusioned tory voters out tnene-tnen- disillusioned tory voters out there-them back- disillusioned tory voters out there them back . rishi there to get them back. rishi nae— there to get them back. rishi has-something- there to get them back. rishi has something big there to get them back. rishi has-something big he has to do something big and he neete— has to do something big and he neete to— has to do something big and he needs to start— has to do something big and he needs to start doing now needs to start doing it now teanee— needs to start doing it now because lthey_ needs to start doing it now because they do not turn out, because if they do not turn out, tnen-tt—tonn- because if they do not turn out, they'll—tory base. they'll finish. the tory base has turn out or sunak is has to turn out or sunak is finished. it doesn't matter how many appeals to. if many centrists he appeals to. if he his base, he loses the he loses his base, he loses the election. there's only one ttttenenee— i titt“ there's only one difference between labour and tone— difference between labour and tontee no— difference between labour and tories now because they're a onttn— tories now because they're a unity-is— tories now because they're a nnttn-te tnat- tories now because they're a unity is that labour want unity party is that labour want to-none— unity party is that labour want to-none-to- unity party is that labour want to-more-to have. unity party is that labour want. to-more-to have access to allow more men to have access to allow more men to have access to-tn— to allow more men to have access to-tn enanttnt— to allow more men to have access to in changing rooms. to women in changing rooms. tnat-e— to women in changing rooms. tnat-e tne— to women in changing rooms. that's the-thing.- to women in changing rooms. that's the thing. that's that's the only thing. that's tne— that's the only thing. that's the-between- that's the only thing. that's the between carol the difference between carol cante — the difference between carol cante van— the difference between carol curtis. you are— the difference between carol curtis. you are not- the difference between caroli curtis. you are not-do curtis. you are not carol. do you stand coming up, i'll

you stand by? coming up, i'll bnng you stand by? coming up, i'll bring the rest of that exclusive sit with johnson's sit down with boris johnson's biggest backer, lord cruddas. tune to hear the tory tune in to hear the tory business extra ordinary business giants extra ordinary million to the pm, million pound offer to the pm, plus much more. but up next in the clash, as that little the clash, as that odd little sussex mouthpiece, omid scobie miraculously remembers evidence that prince harry's phone that helps prince harry's phone hacking after years of hacking lawsuit after years of silence. will the duke of delusion come limping home to the when his marriage to the uk when his marriage to meghan tears? that's the meghan ends in tears? that's the bombshell the former bombshell claim of the former labour minister chris mullin, in his new but his controversial new book. but petronella , ingrid seward petronella wyatt, ingrid seward and ernest owens will have their say when they battle next. say when they do battle next. let me what you think. let me know what you think. email dan at gb news .uk. email me, dan at gb news .uk. tweet vote in at gb tweet me. vote in our poll at gb news. we're back with the clash. straight after this .

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that in the book finding freedom, he recounts how he once went for drinks with prince harry. so where was he lying in court or in his book? but anyway, as harry and meghan's traditional base continue their unwavering support, a new critique of the pair has surprisingly come from the respected diarist and former labour mp chris mullin . in his labour mp chris mullin. in his latest book, the lefty, former daily mirrorjournalist daily mirror journalist controversially calls meghan markle a cuckoo who suffers from, quote, woke californian hang ups and in a sense. outspoken attack. mullin predicts harry will come, quote, limping home to britain when their marriage ends in tears. but what do you think? is former labour minister and diarist chris mullin right that prince harry will come limping home when his marriage to meghan ends lord dannatt gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. but lacing up their gloves on this clash tonight is america commentator earnest owens , commentator earnest owens, columnist, friend of the queen

anne petronella wyatt, and editor in chief of majesty magazine , queen ingrid seward. magazine, queen ingrid seward. so petronella, i mean, very strong statement from chris mullins , especially given he's mullins, especially given he's on the left and a lot of labour folk seem to love harry and meghan for some reason . but he's meghan for some reason. but he's right, isn't he ? yes, he's right, isn't he? yes, he's eonotetety— right, isn't he? yes, he's completely right. - i g“ . “t:i7 yes, he's completely right. ' right, isn't he? yes, he's completely right. a funny thing is that a lot of people on the left aren't not woke and harry is not woke either. you could say is not woke either. you could eat tnat— is not woke either. you could eay tnat nann— is not woke either. you could say that harry is— is not woke either. you could say that harry is the- you could say that harry is the archetypal old fashioned— say that harry is the archetypal old fashioned englishman. ti; old fashioned englishman. he was taught— old fashioned englishman. he was tnonott ao— old fashioned englishman. he was tnonott no a— old fashioned englishman. he was tnonott no a notat— old fashioned englishman. he was brought up a royal prince. his tastes are those of a very old fashioned englishman mucking aboutin fashioned englishman mucking about in the countryside, shooting things. he loved his time in the army. i mean, he is not enttet— time in the army. i mean, he is not enttet to— time in the army. i mean, he is not suited to the— time in the army. i mean, he is not suited to the world- . t“ i mean, he is not suited to the world of catttonnta— not suited to the world of california at— not suited to the world of california at all. ' “t: ti“ . california at all. and i can't see him continuing on his own in america because there's no career that he could possibly

do. i mean, his career air, so to eoean— do. i mean, his career air, so to eoean .— do. i mean, his career air, so to eoean . nae— do. i mean, his career air, so to speak , has been- t:titt i mean, his career air, so to speak , has been based on his to speak, has been based on his notat— to speak, has been based on his royal connections— to speak, has been based on his royal connections and trashing his royal connections and trashing nte tanttn— royal connections and trashing nte tanttn . — royal connections and trashing his family. so— royal connections and trashing his family. so i— royal connections and trashing his family . ti“ . royal connections and trashing his family . i t“ . t“ his family. so i can't see him sort of getting a job. and also, americans are not that great with the hereditary principle. so i think harry, for example , so i think harry, for example, on tte— so i think harry, for example, on tte on— so i think harry, for example, on tte tt— so i think harry, for example, on its own, if it— so i think harry, for example, on its own, if it all went wrong . tne— on its own, if it all went wrong . tne nontt— on its own, if it all went wrong , erg would quickly find himself totattn— , erg would quickly find himself totally friendless_ , erg would quickly find himself totally friendless in america . totally friendless in america. nont— totally friendless in america. ingrid seward,— totally friendless in america. ingrid seward, you're- totally friendless in america. ingrid seward, you're not- ingrid seward, you're not totally in agreement with chris mullin on this ? no, i'm not. and mullin on this? no, i'm not. and nonnattn— mullin on this? no, i'm not. and nonnattn t— mullin on this? no, i'm not. and nonnatty t aonee— mullin on this? no, i'm not. and normally i agree with— normally i agree with petronella,- normally i agree with petronella, but i don't on this . t— petronella, but i don't on this occasion . i think- petronella, but i don't on this occasion . “g occasion. i think the last thing harry would ever want to do , eh, harry would ever want to do, eh, is leave meghan or allow meghan to leave him and be returned to this country. he doesn't want to return to this country. he's really happy in california . really happy in california. that's where his source of income is. that's where his entttnen— income is. that's where his children are.— income is. that's where his children are. that's- i that's where his children are. that's where his entttnen— children are. that's where his children are— children are. that's where his children are probably likely to

remain because,— children are probably likely to remain because, you know, if tnen— remain because, you know, if tnen nee— remain because, you know, if tney to— remain because, you know, if they were to divorce the californian— they were to divorce the californian law, i believe i tn not— californian law, i believe i mean, i'm not an expert on this nenattn— mean, i'm not an expert on this usually favours— mean, i'm not an expert on this usually favours the _ mean, i'm not an expert on this usually favours the woman. and ateo— usually favours the woman. and also t— usually favours the woman. and also , um, so she's— usually favours the woman. and also , um, so she's trapped him also, um, so she's trapped him in california— also, um, so she's trapped him in california now— also, um, so she's trapped him in california now .— also, um, so she's trapped him in california now . ernest, in california now. ernest, none— in california now. ernest, yon-ne eannt— in california now. ernest, you're saying why ? . in california now. ernest,- you're saying why ? it's rubbish. you're saying why? it's rubbish. ttte— you're saying why? it's rubbish. this is rubbish . like, there's this is rubbish. like, there's no sign that they're going to be downward. i think this is just a situation where i think you all have buyer's remorse over there in great britain. i think that you all really pushed them out and really pushed, you know, harry out, prince harry, and now that he's really moving on in his life and letting go, you all are starting to create your own narrative. some of these people are creating their own narratives to try to justify the reality he come back. reality that he will come back. he's back before , he's not coming back before, before even married , he before he even got married, he had concerns about the way that he lived his life. he's always been a rebel at heart. and whether he's with her or not, which i think they're going to

be together for a very long time, not right back time, he's not going right back to brother his father. to his brother or his father. and ernest, i and that's just that. ernest, i promise you, no buyer's remorse this end, no , no buyer's this end, no, no buyer's remorse, this end, i promise you.the remorse, this end, i promise you. the thing is, petronella, though you only have to look at the track record of meghan markle to understand why chris mullin way. i mullin would feel this way. i mean, dumped her fiance by mean, she dumped her fiance by sending the sorry husband. she dumped her husband by sending the wedding ring back to him in the wedding ring back to him in the post. and that's how the bloke found out. look, i can't not ae— bloke found out. look, i can't not save our marriage.- “t: look, i can't not save our marriage. i'm not in not save our marriage. i'm not tn tnetn— not save our marriage. i'm not in their marriage— not save our marriage. i'm not in their marriage ,_ not save our marriage. i'm not in their marriage , okay? �*" in their marriage, okay? if they to — in their marriage, okay? if they were to break— in their marriage, okay? if they were to break up,— in their marriage, okay? if they were to break up, if they were to break up, i. i see ingrid's ootnt— to break up, i. i see ingrid's ootnt .— to break up, i. i see ingrid's ootnt . nat— to break up, i. i see ingrid's ootnt . tat t— to break up, i. i see ingrid's point. but i do. _ to break up, i. i see ingrid's point . but i do. i- .. i see ingrid's point. but i do. 3: to break up, i. i see ingrid's- point. but i do. i suddenly see him leaving america because i think he would feel very humiliated. there on his own and nave— humiliated. there on his own and nave notntnt— humiliated. there on his own and have nothing to— humiliated. there on his own and have nothing to do— humiliated. there on his own and have nothing to do .— humiliated. there on his own and have nothing to do . i— . : there on his own and have nothing to do . i could see have nothing to do. i could see ntn— have nothing to do. i could see ntn ootnt— have nothing to do. i could see ntn ootnt to— have nothing to do. i could see him going to africa, perhaps. i nnon— him going to africa, perhaps. i know tnene-e— him going to africa, perhaps. i know there's a— him going to africa, perhaps. i know there's a problem with his tnotnen— know there's a problem with his tnotnen ant— know there's a problem with his brother and his— know there's a problem with his brother and his father, but i ton-t— brother and his father, but i ton-t tntnn— brother and his father, but i don't think he's— brother and his father, but i don't think he's necessarily going— don't think he's necessarily ootnt to— don't think he's necessarily ootnt to eoent— don't think he's necessarily going to spend the rest of his

tne— going to spend the rest of his ttte tn— going to spend the rest of his life in america. _ going to spend the rest of his life in america. if— going to spend the rest of his life in america. if anything nent— life in america. if anything nent ont— life in america. if anything went wrong. and what i do hear ant— went wrong. and what i do hear ant t— went wrong. and what i do hear ant t nave— went wrong. and what i do hear and i have friends— went wrong. and what i do hear and i have friends who come neonan— and i have friends who come across meghan and harry, is that she across meghan and harry, is that one ene-e— across meghan and harry, is that one ene-e nen— across meghan and harry, is that she she's very independent. she can she she's very independent. she etant— she she's very independent. she etant on— she she's very independent. she can stand on her— she she's very independent. she can stand on her own— she she's very independent. she can stand on her own two- she she's very independent. she can stand on her own two feet without tim. if needs be. i think he needs her. funnily enontn— think he needs her. funnily enontn .— think he needs her. funnily enough , more— think he needs her. funnily enough , more than the other way enough, more than the other way anont— enough, more than the other way anont . — enough, more than the other way anont . t— enough, more than the other way around . i think,— enough, more than the other way around . i think, yeah,- enough, more than the other way around. “g5 around. i think, yeah, things have changed. things have otantet— have changed. things have changed. there's- ig: things have changed. there's been a power, ene— changed. there's been a power, ene na— changed. there's been a power, ene a— changed. there's been a power, she was a little— changed. there's been a power, she was a little embarrassed by ot— she was a little embarrassed by ot tne— she was a little embarrassed by some of the let's— she was a little embarrassed by some of the let's say, the kind of some of the let's say, the kind on eet— some of the let's say, the kind on eet aunts— some of the let's say, the kind of set aukus year— some of the let's say, the kind of set aukus year sort of ettonttn— of set aukus year sort of slightly sexist— of set aukus year sort of slightly sexist elements of all the slightly sexist elements of all tne etntt— slightly sexist elements of all the stuff about— slightly sexist elements of all the stuff about the frozen totten— the stuff about the frozen totoen ant— the stuff about the frozen todger and losing his virginity . nnen— todger and losing his virginity . nnten te— todger and losing his virginity .nnten te tenn— todger and losing his virginity , which is very hooray henry ntnt— , which is very hooray henry ntnt ot— , which is very hooray henry kind of stuff. _ , which is very hooray henry kind of stuff. it's- , which is very hooray henry kind of stuff. . kind of stuff. it's not sort of woke californian stuff at all. so so they are an odd couple. we have to you can't sort of skirt around or deny that they are an odd couple. ernest i think the

way— odd couple. ernest i think the nay yonne— tittt:t: titit. ernest i think the way you're describing parts of nnenta— way you're describing parts of nnentea te— way you're describing parts of america is hilarious. i think anonen— america is hilarious. i think anyone watching from us calling it anyone watching from us calling tt none— anyone watching from us calling it woke california— anyone watching from us calling it woke california would laugh sane tat— it woke california would laugh now. sure but not— it woke california would laugh now. sure but not the rest of catttonnta.— now. sure but not the rest of california. not— now. sure but not the rest of california. not the rest of the eonntnn — california. not the rest of the eonntnn ant — california. not the rest of the eonntnn ant t— california. not the rest of the country. and i would say on many tnonte— country. and i would say on many tnonte tnat— country. and i would say on many fronts that this— country. and i would say on many fronts that this is— country. and i would say on many fronts that this is a— country. and i would say on many fronts that this is a situation tnat— fronts that this is a situation tnat tt— fronts that this is a situation tnat tt onet— fronts that this is a situation that it just seems like a again, a onnen— that it just seems like a again, a bent on— that it just seems like a again, a bunch of rubbish. like i don't nnon— a bunch of rubbish. like i don't know nnene— a bunch of rubbish. like i don't know where this— a bunch of rubbish. like i don't know where this is— a bunch of rubbish. like i don't know where this is coming from. it's know where this is coming from. tt-e taeet— know where this is coming from. tt-e taeet on— know where this is coming from. it's based on some— know where this is coming from. it's based on some party theory tnat— it's based on some party theory tnat tt— it's based on some party theory tnat tt tt— it's based on some party theory tnat tt tt onet— it's based on some party theory that it it just isn't— it's based on some party theory that it it just isn't going to play— that it it just isn't going to play oat. — that it it just isn't going to play oat. ant— that it it just isn't going to play out. and i— that it it just isn't going to play out. and i just feel like tnte— play out. and i just feel like an te— play out. and i just feel like an te tne— play out. and i just feel like this is the same— play out. and i just feel like this is the same thing that naooenet— this is the same thing that happened coronation. happened with the coronation. tnennone— everyone was like, oh, prince nanny-e— everyone was like, oh, prince nann-e-to- everyone was like, oh, princei harry's-to .there. harry's not going to be there. he harry's not going to be there. ne—tt-e- harry's not going to be there.| ne—tt-e atnaye he was there. like, it's always tneee— he was there. like, it's always these theories. _ he was there. like, it's always these theories. and then she nant— these theories. and then she wasn't there. _ these theories. and then she wasn't there. debunked and then she wasn't there. debunked and then one nant— wasn't there. debunked and then she wasn't there. _ wasn't there. debunked and then she wasn't there. i t“ . she wasn't there. but you can't say— she wasn't there. but you can't say can say that a say nobody can say that a marriage is going last marriage is going to last forever, though, can they? okay. they can, but it's not going— okay. they can, but it's not ootnt to— okay. they can, but it's not ootnt to te— okay. they can, but it's not going to be immediate , i would going to be immediate, i would tann— going to be immediate, i would tntnn. nee— going to be immediate, i would think. yes. let— going to be immediate, i would think. yes. let ingrid come in. they— think. yes. let ingrid come in. tnen nent— think. yes. let ingrid come in. they went through everything totetnen. — they went through everythingi together. _coming they went through everything. together._coming . together. okay, ingrid, coming. all together. okay, ingrid, coming. att tnte— together. okay, ingrid, coming. all this stuff.— together. okay, ingrid, coming. all this stuff. and i just think it's hilarious— all this stuff. and i just think it's hilarious-all- it's hilarious that you all tntnn— it's hilarious that you all think that— it's hilarious that you all think that going to be think that now is going to be the think that now is going to be tne toon. — think that now is going to be the doom. okay,— think that now is going to be the doom. okay, let ingrid come tn. — the doom. okay, let ingrid come tn. t— the doom. okay, let ingrid come tn. t tttn-t— the doom. okay, let ingrid come tn. t tttn-t san— the doom. okay, let ingrid come in. i didn't say that.- the doom. okay, let ingrid come in. . in. i didn't say that. i agree with don't harry with you. i don't think harry will back. ithink with you. i don't think harry

will back. i think harry's will come back. i think harry's life will come back. i think harry's tttelnon— will come back. i think harry's life-nowlamerica. - will come back. i think harry's life-nowlamerica. and. will come back. i think harry's. life-nowlamerica. and also life is now in america. and also tt— life is now in america. and also tt nee— life is now in america. and also even if he's not meghan even if he's not with meghan girls are going to fall all over him. harry is a prince of the blood. he always will be. he's ootnt— blood. he always will be. he's ootnt to— blood. he always will be. he's never going to be— : he always will be. he's never going to be short of tenate— never going to be short of female company. i think he female company. and i think he wont— female company. and i think he nontt atte— female company. and i think he nontt ttne to— female company. and i think he would like to remain and i don't tntnn— would like to remain and i don't tntnn ton— would like to remain and i don't tntnn ton a— would like to remain and i don't think for a moment— would like to remain and i don't think for a moment he and meghan will think for a moment he and meghan nttt eeoanate— think for a moment he and meghan will separate or— think for a moment he and meghan will separate or get— think for a moment he and meghan will separate or get divorced. i will separate or get divorced. t ton-t— will separate or get divorced. t ton-t tttnn— will separate or get divorced. i don't think that's— will separate or get divorced. i don't think that's what- will separate or get divorced. i don't think that's what she wants or needs either. ingrid can i just ask you to be where his children ingrid, his children are? okay. ingrid, can his children are? okay. ingrid, tan-aet— his children are? okay. ingrid, can-aen non— his children are? okay. ingrid, can-ask you about- his children are? okay. ingrid, can-ask you about this. can i just ask you about this extraordinary— can i just ask you about this extraordinary case that's extraordinary court case that's going— extraordinary court case that's ootnt on— extraordinary court case that's ootnt on at— extraordinary court case that's ootnt on at tne— extraordinary court case that's going on at the moment? prince nann— going on at the moment? prince nanny-nnon— going on at the moment? prince harry-mirror group- harry versus mirror group neneoaoene— harry versus mirror group neneoaoene .— harry versus mirror group newspapers , papers today , that newspapers, papers today, that ott— newspapers, papers today, that ott ttttte — newspapers, papers today, that odd little bloke,— newspapers, papers today, that odd little bloke, omid scobie , odd little bloke, omid scobie, non-tt— odd little bloke, omid scobie, now you'll remember him. he's nne— now you'll remember him. he's ttne a— now you'll remember him. he's like a propagandist for harry ant— like a propagandist for harry ant meghan-— like a propagandist for harry and meghan. he wrote the book ttnttnt— and meghan. he wrote the book finding freedom.— and meghan. he wrote the book finding freedom. he turns up in tonn— finding freedom. he turns up in eonn to— finding freedom. he turns up in eonn to one— finding freedom. he turns up in court to give evidence that on a net— court to give evidence that on a week nonn— court to give evidence that on a week's work experience at the suntan— week's work experience at the snntay neoote— week's work experience at the sunday people newspaper. so he was sunday people newspaper. so he tne— sunday people newspaper. so he tne nonn— sunday people newspaper. so he was the work experience kid. but aooanenttn— was the work experience kid. but aooanentty ne— was the work experience kid. but apparently he was— was the work experience kid. but apparently he was being told all anont— apparently he was being told all atont tne— apparently he was being told all about the illegal— apparently he was being told all about the illegal practises tantnt— about the illegal practises tantno otaee— about the illegal practises taking place at the newspaper. but taking place at the newspaper. tat tne— taking place at the newspaper. but i've already— taking place at the newspaper. but i've already found some enttenee— but i've already found some evidence that— but i've already found some evidence that suggests he's not

neeeeeanttn— evidence that suggests he's not necessarily the _ evidence that suggests he's not necessarily the most truthful man, because _ necessarily the most truthful man, because in— necessarily the most truthful man, because in finding freedom. ntnt— man, because in finding freedom. tntntt eo— man, because in finding freedom. ingrid so scobie— man, because in finding freedom. ingrid so scobie wrote of prince nann— ingrid so scobie wrote of prince nann- t— ingrid so scobie wrote of prince nanny. t ton-t— ingrid so scobie wrote of prince harry. i don't have— ingrid so scobie wrote of prince harry. i don't have his phone nnnnetn— harry. i don't have his phone nannetn. tne— harry. i don't have his phone number. i've never socialised nttn— number. i've never socialised nttn ntn— number. i've never socialised with him before.— number. i've never socialised with him before. sorry. that was nnat— with him before. sorry. that was nnat ne— with him before. sorry. that was nnat ne eatt— with him before. sorry. that was what he said in— with him before. sorry. that was what he said in court today. i ton-t— what he said in court today. i ton-t nave— what he said in court today. i don't have his— what he said in court today. i don't have his phone number. tne— don't have his phone number. i've never socialised with him tetone— i've never socialised with him before-finding— i've never socialised with him before finding freedom . um, before in finding freedom. um, he before in finding freedom. um, ne nnttee— before in finding freedom. um, he writes harry— before in finding freedom. um, he writes harry confessed to me at a— he writes harry confessed to me at a enatt— he writes harry confessed to me at a small drinks— he writes harry confessed to me at a small drinks gathering . so at a small drinks gathering. so nae— at a small drinks gathering. so nae ne— at a small drinks gathering. so nae ne ttet— at a small drinks gathering. so has he lied today,— at a small drinks gathering. so has he lied today, ingrid, or ttt— has he lied today, ingrid, or ttt ne— has he lied today, ingrid, or ttt ne tte— has he lied today, ingrid, or did he lie in— has he lied today, ingrid, or did he lie in his— has he lied today, ingrid, or did he lie in his book? �*ftt�*tit.. did he lie in his book? well, i tntnn— did he lie in his book? well, i tank to.— did he lie in his book? well, i tank to. t— did he lie in his book? well, i think he. i don't believe he would be the stupid enough to lie in court. but i do find it tenn— lie in court. but i do find it nen ott— lie in court. but i do find it nen ott tnat— lie in court. but i do find it very odd that ,_ lie in court. but i do find it very odd that , as- . ti; t“ titit. i. but i do find it very odd that , as you know, very odd that, as you know, a non— very odd that, as you know, a work experience— very odd that, as you know, a work experience journalist, anonen— work experience journalist, anoneynoatt— work experience journalist, anyone would talk to him about atoat— anyone would talk to him about atoat onone— anyone would talk to him about about phone hacking or anything etee— about phone hacking or anything etee .— about phone hacking or anything etee . t— about phone hacking or anything etee . t ton-t— about phone hacking or anything else . i don't believe that. but else. i don't believe that. but tte— else. i don't believe that. but tt-e ooeettte— else. i don't believe that. but it's possible that— else. i don't believe that. but it's possible that scobie met nann— it's possible that scobie met nann- nat— it's possible that scobie met nanny. nat yon— it's possible that scobie met harry. but you know, because ioannattete— harry. but you know, because journalists do _ harry. but you know, because journalists do meet members of the journalists do meet members of tne tonat— journalists do meet members of the royal family— journalists do meet members of the royal family and don't exactn— the royal family and don't exactly take— the royal family and don't exactly take their telephone nannenet— exactly take their telephone numbers so that is possible. tat— numbers so that is possible. but petronella— numbers so that is possible. but petronella but— numbers so that is possible. but petronella but petronella, the point is the point is pitch

. no, but the point is. petronella he was at work experience. yes. you've worked in newspapers for years. do you really think on a week's work experience and by the way, if he did know about this illegality at the sunday people newspaper, why did he not come forward years ago ? why has he only come years ago? why has he only come forward now? because this work experience was right back in, i think, 2004. oh, well, it it's it is suddenly inconsistent , it is suddenly inconsistent, isn't and it sounds as if there's a bit of a teeny weeny sort of cover up going on. yeah. well i'll just repeat, i'll just repeat today in court mr scobie says i've never socialised with him before in finding freedom. he writes. harry confessed to me at a small drinks gathering. there you go. but look, thank you so much to ernest owen's petronella wyatt, ingrid seward. we always love having you here. but of course , back to our clash but of course, back to our clash question is former labour minister and diarist chris

mullin right to claim in a controversial new book that prince will limping controversial new book that princeto will limping controversial new book that princeto the will limping controversial new book that princeto the uk. limping controversial new book that princeto the uk when limping controversial new book that princeto the uk when hisiping controversial new book that princeto the uk when his marriage home to the uk when his marriage to meghan, quote, tears. to meghan, quote, ends in tears. these words, the way, these are his words, by the way, not on twitter not mine. chandler on twitter writes will end in writes of course, it will end in tears. come back with tears. harry will come back with his tail between his legs and king the diplomat king charles. ever the diplomat will back from tony. will welcome him back from tony. he may come home, but it he may come limping home, but it was choice dish the dirt was his choice to dish the dirt and stop working he get and stop working so he will get no sympathy or a warm welcome from if does return. and from me if he does return. and juue from me if he does return. and julie writes, meghan has got what the title harry what she wanted. the title harry is now dispensable. watch this space for a new billionaire husband. oh, that's harsh. your verdict is now in. 85% of you agree with the former labour minister chris mullin that prince harry will come limping back to the uk. 15% of you think thatis back to the uk. 15% of you think that is wrong. now coming up, as the trans starbucks employee behind this horrific attack is revealed as a hard left activist , how did the victims vanessa thomas and mark andrews feel for being abused? simply for calling

a staff member lady? they both join me live in the studio for a tv exclusive soon. but first, the story business giant lord peter cruddas makes a million pound offer to the prime minister to return democracy to the party. have the conservatives become left wing. my conservatives become left wing. my exclusive sit down with boris johnson's biggest backer at the conservative democratic conference is coming up straight after this .

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britain's news. channel welcome back. britain's news. channel welcome back . kelvin mackenzie has the back. kelvin mackenzie has the latest on the phillip schofield crisis and golfing itv very soon. but first, my exclusive interview with british business giant and boris johnson's biggest backer, lord peter cruddas. a multi million pound conservative party donor of recent years. he founded the conservative democratic organisation in a bid to ensure the party reflects tory members and their views in the wake of rishi sunak's premiership , the rishi sunak's premiership, the cd0 held its first conference in cdo held its first conference in bournemouth this weekend, where cruddas outlined to me his fears that the tories have become so left wing that he'd donate . left wing that he'd donate. a staggering £1 million if the prime minister simply picks up the phone and promises to restore conservatism to the conservative party . this is a conservative party. this is a really important event and it is for people who don't understand what the conservative democratic organisation is. how would you

describe it? well, what we are is an organisation that's specific . hinckley set itself up specific. hinckley set itself up teaae— specific. hinckley set itself up teaae tnen— specific. hinckley set itself up because they feel— because they feel disenfranchised from the teatenento— disenfranchised from the leadership .— disenfranchised from the leadership . the members voted leadership. the members voted for leadership. the members voted ton tno— leadership. the members voted ton tno anne— leadership. the members voted for two prime ministers and both anne— for two prime ministers and both prime ministers— for two prime ministers and both prime ministers were removed not by prime ministers were removed not to tne— prime ministers were removed not by tne nnennenet— prime ministers were removed not by the members, but by the conservative _ by the members, but by the conservative parliamentary partv- _ conservative parliamentary oann ant— conservative parliamentary party. and they've had enough. but party. and they've had enough. tat tne— party. and they've had enough. tat tne nate— party. and they've had enough. but the huge issue here is that we nave— but the huge issue here is that we nave a— but the huge issue here is that we have a prime— but the huge issue here is that we have a prime minister, rishi sunak,— we have a prime minister, rishi sanan. nno— we have a prime minister, rishi sunak, who has— we have a prime minister, rishi sunak, who has never been entoneet— sunak, who has never been entoneet tn— sunak, who has never been endorsed by the _ sunak, who has never been endorsed by the members of the party— endorsed by the members of the oany tnat— endorsed by the members of the oany tnat ne— endorsed by the members of the party that he leads. that's nant.— party that he leads. that's nant. toen— party that he leads. that's right. even worse, they voted atatnet— right. even worse, they voted aoatnet ntn — right. even worse, they voted against him and— right. even worse, they voted against him and in large numbers, in— against him and in large numbers, in large numbers , as it numbers, in large numbers, as it cannot— numbers, in large numbers, as it cannot te— numbers, in large numbers, as it cannot be ntnt— numbers, in large numbers, as it cannot be right for— numbers, in large numbers, as it cannot be right for a sitting enne— cannot be right for a sitting prime minister— cannot be right for a sitting prime minister with a massive mat-onttn— prime minister with a massive naionty to— prime minister with a massive naionty to te— prime minister with a massive majority to be removed by a enatt— majority to be removed by a enatt onoao— majority to be removed by a small group of— majority to be removed by a small group of mps. it wasn't taet— small group of mps. it wasn't iaet tonn— small group of mps. it wasn't iaet ton nne— small group of mps. it wasn't iaet ton nnte .— small group of mps. it wasn't just tory mps , it— small group of mps. it wasn't just tory mps , it was also the just tory mps, it was also the ootttteat— just tory mps, it was also the political establishment, the not— political establishment, the ttot .— political establishment, the ttot . tne— political establishment, the blob , the civil— political establishment, the blob , the civil service, as blob, the civil service, as i eat— blob, the civil service, as i eatt tnent— blob, the civil service, as i call them, conspiring with the meta— call them, conspiring with the

netta to— call them, conspiring with the media to make— call them, conspiring with the media to make it— call them, conspiring with the media to make it impossible able for media to make it impossible able ton a— media to make it impossible able for a democratically elected nntne — for a democratically elected prime minister— for a democratically elected prime minister to do his job. nnat— prime minister to do his job. what nanne— prime minister to do his job. what you're seeing- prime minister to do his job. what you're seeing is- prime minister to do his job. what you're seeing is the conservative party changing from a centre right party into a centre left party. really, i think centre left party. really, i tntnn tne— centre left party. really, i think the party— centre left party. really, i think the party has- ti.ti;t“.iti; really, i think the party has been by left teantnt— think the party has been by left leaning europhile_ think the party has been by left leaning europhile people . leaning europhile people. so you nant— leaning europhile people. so you nant to— leaning europhile people. so you nant to snea— leaning europhile people. so you want to save the— leaning europhile people. so you want to save the conservative party ? well, yes, i want i want party? well, yes, i want i want tne— party? well, yes, i want i want the conservative _ 7’ well, yes, i want i want the conservative party to revert tatt— the conservative party to revert taen tnto— the conservative party to revert taen tnto a— the conservative party to revert back into a centre— the conservative party to revert back into a centre right party of back into a centre right party on ton— back into a centre right party on ton taee— back into a centre right party of low taxes, borders . i mean, of low taxes, borders. i mean, ne— of low taxes, borders. i mean, we tatt— of low taxes, borders. i mean, we can talk about— of low taxes, borders. i mean, we can talk about it all day . we can talk about it all day. teee— we can talk about it all day. less government— we can talk about it all day. less government interference . i less government interference. i ton-t— less government interference. i ton-t tntnn— less government interference. i don't think you're— less government interference. i don't think you're seeing that t— don't think you're seeing that now. i mean, and— don't think you're seeing that now. i mean, and don't forget zone— now. i mean, and don't forget our 2019 manifesto said said tnat— our 2019 manifesto said said tnat ne— our 2019 manifesto said said that we would— our 2019 manifesto said said that we would leave the european nnton— that we would leave the european nnton .— that we would leave the european nnton . ne— that we would leave the european union , we would— that we would leave the european union , we would repeal european union, we would repeal european tane— union, we would repeal european tane .— union, we would repeal european tane . ant— union, we would repeal european tane . ant no— union, we would repeal european laws . and now that looks like laws. and now that looks like tnat-e— laws. and now that looks like tnat-e tetnt— laws. and now that looks like that's being reversed. so tnene-e— that's being reversed. so tnene-e a— that's being reversed. so there's a lot— that's being reversed. so there's a lot of- that's being reversed. so there's a lot of stuff going on in there's a lot of stuff going on tn tne— there's a lot of stuff going on in the conservative party that is anti—democratic . t:titt is anti—democratic. so do you nonn— is anti—democratic. so do you worry that if your movement

isn't successful, we end up effectively being a one party state? if we don't change now as a party,— state? if we don't change now as a oann nnat— state? if we don't change now as a oann nnat yon-tt— 7 if we don't change now as a party, what you'll end up with is a party, what you'll end up with te tno— a party, what you'll end up with te tno tett— a party, what you'll end up with is two left leaning— a party, what you'll end up with is two left leaning parties is non-tt— is two left leaning parties is yoatt nave— is two left leaning parties is you'll have labour. that is onotattn— you'll have labour. that is probably extreme left and the conservative _ probably extreme left and the conservative which is centre tett.— conservative which is centre tett. tente— conservative which is centre left, centre, left— conservative which is centre left, centre, left . /titt. left, centre, left. you have pumped in a lot of your own personal fortune into the party. are you concerned considering withdrawing that financial support? ihave withdrawing that financial support? i have stopped donating to tne— support? i have stopped donating to the conservative— 7 i have stopped donating to the conservative party teaae— to the conservative party because i'm _ to the conservative party because i'm so- to the conservative party because i'm so disgusted with not onn— because i'm so disgusted with not ontn tne— because i'm so disgusted with not only the removal of a ettttnt— not only the removal of a sitting prime— not only the removal of a sitting prime minister, but the eeneat ot— sitting prime minister, but the reversal of the _ sitting prime minister, but the reversal of the 2019 manifesto. nno— reversal of the 2019 manifesto. nato t— reversal of the 2019 manifesto. nato t noatt— reversal of the 2019 manifesto. nato i would love— reversal of the 2019 manifesto. nato i would love to be able to tonate— nato i would love to be able to tonate to— nato i would love to be able to tonate to tne— nato i would love to be able to donate to the conservative party tomorrow, providing it reverts tatt— tomorrow, providing it reverts taen to— tomorrow, providing it reverts back to centre— tomorrow, providing it reverts back to centre right policies ant— back to centre right policies ant eaooone— back to centre right policies and supports members and the way to to— and supports members and the way to to tnat— and supports members and the way to to tnat te— and supports members and the way to do that is very— and supports members and the way to do that is very simple. rishi sanan— to do that is very simple. rishi sanan tan— to do that is very simple. rishi sunak can call— to do that is very simple. rishi sunak can call me— to do that is very simple. rishi sunak can call me up today and say sunak can call me up today and eat to— sunak can call me up today and eat to nne— sunak can call me up today and say to me, peter— sunak can call me up today and say to me, peter ,_ sunak can call me up today and say to me, peter , we've seen the say to me, peter, we've seen the too — say to me, peter, we've seen the too nnat— say to me, peter, we've seen the coo. what they're _ say to me, peter, we've seen the cd0. what they're proposing, the cdo. what they're proposing, the constitutional— cdo. what they're proposing, the constitutional changes come in

ant— constitutional changes come in ant nate— constitutional changes come in and make those— constitutional changes come in and make those changes to the partv- — and make those changes to the oann tet-e— and make those changes to the oann tet-e one— and make those changes to the party. let's give more democracy tatt— party. let's give more democracy taen to— party. let's give more democracy taen to tne— party. let's give more democracy back to the members and if he did back to the members and if he ttt tnat— back to the members and if he did that tomorrow,— back to the members and if he did that tomorrow, you would be tatt— did that tomorrow, you would be taen tn.— did that tomorrow, you would be taen tn. tt— did that tomorrow, you would be taen tn. tt non— did that tomorrow, you would be back in. if you did— did that tomorrow, you would be back in. if you did that tomorrow ,_ back in. if you did that tomorrow , i'd- back in. if you did that tomorrow , i'd donate £1 million. tomorrow, i'd donate £1 million. non— tomorrow, i'd donate £1 million. non ae— tomorrow, i'd donate £1 million. wow as members— tomorrow, i'd donate £1 million. wow as members are angry, tnen-ne— wow as members are angry, tney-ne not— wow as members are angry, they're not angry so much that tnat— they're not angry so much that tnat none— they're not angry so much that tnat none ae— they're not angry so much that that boris, as a— they're not angry so much that that boris, as a person motty was removed .— that boris, as a person motty was removed . they're angry was removed. they're angry teaae— was removed. they're angry because people— was removed. they're angry because people did that without tnetn— because people did that without tnetn eat— because people did that without tnetn ean — because people did that without their say so. they— because people did that without their say so. “til; t:titt because people did that without their say so. “til; n:ti because people did that without their say so. n:ti their say so. they do want them back, though. don't they? well, why not if they if that's- i g t t“ . .�*3t'ilgt7’ well, why not if they if that's what tnen— why not if they if that's what tney nant. — why not if they if that's what tney want t— why not if they if that's what they want. i speak to lots of allies close to boris johnson. they all tell me that he's ready to serve again and that he would be prepared to come back and lead the conservative party again. is that the sense that you get? well so first of all, i've not had that conversation with boris or any of his advisers . here's what i the only advisers. here's what i the only atntee— advisers. here's what i the only atntee t— advisers. here's what i the only atntee t tave— advisers. here's what i the only advice i gave to— advisers. here's what i the only advice i gave to boris,- e�*t: here's what i the only advice i gave to boris, not ttneettn— advice i gave to boris, not ttneettn to— advice i gave to boris, not directly to a— advice i gave to boris, not directly to a couple of his atnteene—

directly to a couple of his atnteene .— directly to a couple of his advisers , if— directly to a couple of his advisers , if he- directly to a couple of his advisers , if he does come back, advisers, if he does come back, if advisers, if he does come back, tt ne— advisers, if he does come back, tt ne nante— advisers, if he does come back, if he wants to— advisers, if he does come back, if he wants to come back, it cannot— if he wants to come back, it cannot te— if he wants to come back, it cannot be on— if he wants to come back, it cannot be on the- if he wants to come back, it cannot be on the same terms as tetone— cannot be on the same terms as tetone .— cannot be on the same terms as tetone . ton— cannot be on the same terms as tetone . ton ne— cannot be on the same terms as before , for he cannot have before, for he cannot have oeoote— before, for he cannot have people stabbing him in the back, nnen— people stabbing him in the back, nnten te— people stabbing him in the back, nnten te nnat— people stabbing him in the back, which is what happened to him . which is what happened to him. um.— which is what happened to him. to... non— which is what happened to him. to... you nnon— which is what happened to him. um, you know, this is a this was a democratically— um, you know, this is a this was a democratically elected prime ntnteten— a democratically elected prime ntnteten ot— a democratically elected prime minister of our— a democratically elected prime minister of our country. if you neeoeet— minister of our country. if you respect democracy , then you respect democracy, then you enoatt — respect democracy, then you enoatt eat— respect democracy, then you enoatt ean .— respect democracy, then you should say , you— respect democracy, then you should say , you know, come back should say, you know, come back ant— should say, you know, come back ant ntntet— should say, you know, come back and finish the— should say, you know, come back and finish the job.— should say, you know, come back and finish the job. if you've got— and finish the job. if you've got a— and finish the job. if you've got a otot. — and finish the job. if you've got a otot. t— and finish the job. if you've got a plot. i mean, we had there were secret meetings there was eottaeton— were secret meetings there was collusion, there _ were secret meetings there was collusion, there was orchestrated and resignations . orchestrated and resignations. neoote— orchestrated and resignations. neoote nee— orchestrated and resignations. people were chattering to each one— people were chattering to each otnen atoat— people were chattering to each other about what— people were chattering to each other about what to do next and non— other about what to do next and ton to— other about what to do next and ton to nennone— other about what to do next and how to remove our— other about what to do next and how to remove our prime minister tnat— how to remove our prime minister tnat na— how to remove our prime minister tnat not— how to remove our prime minister that was not just— how to remove our prime minister that was not just against boris . tat— that was not just against boris . tat ateo— that was not just against boris , but also against— that was not just against boris , but also against the electorate— , but also against the electorate .- , but also against the electorate . and it's electorate. and it's unacceptable . cdo wants to electorate. and it's— unacceptable . cdo wants to stop unacceptable. cdo wants to stop tnat— unacceptable. cdo wants to stop tnat eon— unacceptable. cdo wants to stop tnat eat on— unacceptable. cdo wants to stop that sort of nonsense in the tatanet— that sort of nonsense in the future, change,— that sort of nonsense in the future, change, change the constitution. _ future, change, change the constitution. so no sitting enne— constitution. so no sitting prime minister— constitution. so no sitting prime minister can ever be nennonet— prime minister can ever be ennonet tn— prime minister can ever be ennonet to a— prime minister can ever be removed by a small group of oeoote— removed by a small group of oeoote nttn— removed by a small group of people with vested interests.

coatt — people with vested interests. coatt none— people with vested interests. could boris johnson win the next tenenat— could boris johnson win the next general election— could boris johnson win the next general election for the conservatives? well, i think nee— conservatives? well, i think no tot— conservatives? well, i think no got a— conservatives? well, i think he's got a better chance than anybody— he's got a better chance than anytoty etee— he's got a better chance than anybody else in— he's got a better chance than anybody else in our party teaae— anybody else in our party because he— anybody else in our party because he knows how to engage. i because he knows how to engage. t mean— because he knows how to engage. t tt— because he knows how to engage. t tt non— because he knows how to engage. i mean, if you look— because he knows how to engage. i mean, if you look at his track eont— i mean, if you look at his track record as a campaigner, he's a tnttttant— record as a campaigner, he's a brilliant campaigner. he could tann— brilliant campaigner. he could tann tntnte— brilliant campaigner. he could turn things around. i'm sure . turn things around. i'm sure. nat— turn things around. i'm sure. tat nnoee— turn things around. i'm sure. but whoever fights the next eteetton — but whoever fights the next election, they _ but whoever fights the next election, they need one thing. they— election, they need one thing. tnen neet— election, they need one thing. tney neet tne— election, they need one thing. they need the support of the nnennenet— they need the support of the members . so— they need the support of the members. so you- they need the support of the members . t:titt“ . they need the support of the members. . members. so you don't think rishi sunak can win the next general election without the members ? you saw what happened members? you saw what happened in members? you saw what happened tn tne— members? you saw what happened tn tne eoanett— members? you saw what happened in the council elections. _ 7 you saw what happened in the council elections. a lot of in the council elections. a lot on a— in the council elections. a lot on a tot— in the council elections. a lot on a tot ot— in the council elections. a lot of a lot of party— in the council elections. a lot of a lot of party members, tnen-ne— of a lot of party members, they're still— of a lot of party members, they're still so— of a lot of party members, they're still so angry. they etanet— they're still so angry. they stayed home.— they're still so angry. they stayed home. they stayed home. they— stayed home. they stayed home. tnen tttn-t— stayed home. they stayed home. tney tttn-t 90— stayed home. they stayed home. they didn't go out— stayed home. they stayed home. they didn't go out and campaign in they didn't go out and campaign tn tone — they didn't go out and campaign tn tone ant— they didn't go out and campaign in force. and we— they didn't go out and campaign in force. and we already came. i . ne atneatn— in force. and we already came. i mean , we already lost, i think, mean, we already lost, i think, noo— mean, we already lost, i think, tooo eeate— mean, we already lost, i think, 1300 seats under— mean, we already lost, i think, 1300 seats under theresa may we toet— 1300 seats under theresa may we toet anotnen— 1300 seats under theresa may we lost another 1000. _ 1300 seats under theresa may we lost another 1000. we're already at a— lost another 1000. we're already at a ton— lost another 1000. we're already at a ton ootnt.— lost another 1000. we're already at a low point. you— lost another 1000. we're already at a low point. you would think tnat— at a low point. you would think tnat ne— at a low point. you would think that we could— at a low point. you would think that we could have— at a low point. you would think that we could have some successes . now, if rishi wants successes. now, if rishi wants to ntn— successes. now, if rishi wants to ntn tne— successes. now, if rishi wants to win the next— successes. now, if rishi wants to win the next election, he has

to win the next election, he has to one— to win the next election, he has to oat— to win the next election, he has to come out now— to win the next election, he has to come out now and say, look , to come out now and say, look, toot— to come out now and say, look, toot nnat— to come out now and say, look, look what happened to boris was none— look what happened to boris was nnont ant— look what happened to boris was nnono ant ne— look what happened to boris was wrong and we need to make sure tnte— wrong and we need to make sure tnte toeen-t— wrong and we need to make sure this doesn't happen again. this is this doesn't happen again. this te atoat— this doesn't happen again. this te atoat tne— this doesn't happen again. this is about the long— this doesn't happen again. this is about the long term good of the conservative _ is about the long term good of the conservative party. so what tn — the conservative party. so what tn ootnt— the conservative party. so what tn ootnt to— the conservative party. so what tn ootnt to to— the conservative party. so what i'm going to do is— the conservative party. so what i'm going to do is i'll fight tne— i'm going to do is i'll fight tne next— i'm going to do is i'll fight the next election with a change in the next election with a change tn tne— the next election with a change in the constitution, get the nnennenet— in the constitution, get the members behind me and have a neattn— members behind me and have a neatty toot— members behind me and have a neatty toot nan— members behind me and have a really good run at— members behind me and have a really good run at it . “g .. really good run at it. coming up as suella braverman hits back at critics by saying it's not racist to want to kerb migration. why the left's open borders brigade so desperate to brand those trying to stop the boats as bigoted, my superstar panel returned to debate that shortly, but first, i'll be joined by the victims of this horrific attack by a trans starbucks employee who has since been exposed as a hard left activist . but what's it like to activist. but what's it like to come under verbal and physical attack by a gender extremist for simply calling someone a lady? well, vanessa thomas and mark andrews recount their terrifying tale in a tv exclusive .

next to tomorrow's newspaper. front pages hot off the press coming up. but first, shocking new details have been about details have been revealed about the employee at starbucks the trans employee at starbucks who was sacked after accusing a customer of being transphobe phobic in a violent altercation . also, 28 year old lunar spa zayn kicked off after vanessa thomas, who works as a carer, addressed a second trans woman as a lady. when the person apparently identifies as non—binary. now vanessa's partner , mark andrews, a partner, mark andrews, a builder, was then attacked by spain for filming the incident at an outlet in south hampton. now we played you this last week, but here's a reminder of what went down depher didn't start being transphobic . don't start being transphobic. don't ever call me “g ti don't ever call me transphobic, ever. vea— ever call me transphobic, ever. you to— ever call me transphobic, ever. you to not— ever call me transphobic, ever. you do not know— ever call me transphobic, ever. you do not know me.— ever call me transphobic, ever. you do not know me. you're being

transphobic. caroline you do not know me. you're being transphobic . caroline age, get transphobic. caroline age, get up- — transphobic. caroline age, get an catt— transphobic. caroline age, get up . call me transphobic. you are up. call me transphobic. you are transphobic. now get out . you're transphobic. now get out. you're not having one. go to the police. hey, get out . you are police. hey, get out. you are trespassing now they've got cameras. you are trespassing . cameras. you are trespassing. non-ne— cameras. you are trespassing. noa-ne tot— cameras. you are trespassing. noae oot oat.— cameras. you are trespassing. you've got out. get- i you are trespassing. you've got out. get out . you are you've got out. get out. you are tneeoaeetnt— you've got out. get out. you are tneeoaeetno. — you've got out. get out. you are trespassing . ' you've got out. get out. you are trespassing. you've got out. get out. you are trespassing . ' trespassing. apparently, we said something transphobic. you actually. actually, you “g you actually. actually, you bakhmut . ene— actually. actually, you bakhmut . one ne— actually. actually, you bakhmut . one ne tne— actually. actually, you bakhmut . give me the phone. /titt. actually. actually, you bakhmut . give me the phone. /tit.. actually. actually, you bakhmut . give me the phone. /ti:t.. . give me the phone. you want to give— . give me the phone. you want to one nne— . give me the phone. you want to give me the phone? let go of me. give me give me the phone? let go of me. one ne tne— give me the phone? let go of me. give me the phone.— give me the phone? let go of me. give me the phone. i've- g 7 let go of me. give me the phone. i've got otentn— give me the phone. i've got otenty on. — give me the phone. i've got otenty on. so— give me the phone. i've got plenty of. i “g . plenty of. so shocking. wasn't it? well, luna remains under investigation by police for alleged assault . and this alleged assault. and this weekend, the mail online discovered she has a hard left trans activist whose neighbours are terrified of, quote, offending her by mistakenly saying the wrong thing. so now speaking out for the first time since their horrific attack. i'm delighted to be joined live in the victims. the studio by the victims. vanessa thomas and mark andrews . so, vanessa, that was

absolutely horrifying . tell me absolutely horrifying. tell me if i'm wrong, but all that had happen, ed, is that you had asked a service staff member working at starbucks , aukus, who working at starbucks, aukus, who looked to be a woman . you had looked to be a woman. you had referred to her as a lady. yeah i actually we'd paid for our goods and we tried . well, we goods and we tried. well, we tried to goods and we tried. well, we tntet to pay— goods and we tried. well, we tried to pay with— goods and we tried. well, we tried to pay with cash- g: nit“t: .titt: well, we tried to pay with cash and they otntoaetn— tried to pay with cash and they obviously said— tried to pay with cash and they obviously said they don't take eaen— obviously said they don't take eaen annnyone— obviously said they don't take cash anymore. and we just enenantet— cash anymore. and we just exchanged that. not a good eoetetn— exchanged that. not a good eoetety tnat— exchanged that. not a good society that doesn't take cash anv— society that doesn't take cash any ot— society that doesn't take cash any more. of course , but we paid any more. of course, but we paid for any more. of course, but we paid ton tne— any more. of course, but we paid ton tne eat. — any more. of course, but we paid for the card. that's— any more. of course, but we paid for the card. that's a- any more. of course, but we paid for the card. that's a whole other discussion, isn't it? cashless yeah, cashless society. but yeah, so you— cashless society. but yeah, so non—tne- cashless society. but yeah, so. non—tne nanaent you paid and then the manager, she you paid and then the manager, one—ant— you paid and then the manager, ene—ant eatt.- you paid and then the manager, she—and said, have. she stepped in and said, have you— she stepped in and said, have you-a— she stepped in and said, have non-a nottte— she stepped in and said, have you a mobile phone? '“t: you got a mobile phone? and i eat.— you got a mobile phone? and i eat. vee— you got a mobile phone? and i eat. vee- ant— you got a mobile phone? and i said, yes. and she— you got a mobile phone? and i said, yes. and she said, well, they where you are then they know where you are then quite aggressively already . and they know where you are then quite ebutzssively already . and they know where you are then quite ebut theytly already . and they know where you are then quite {but they don'teady . and they know where you are then quite {but they don't know and they know where you are then quite {but they don't know what i said, but they don't know what i said, but they don't know what ispend i said, but they don't know what i spend my money is, you know what? if i want to spend in cash, i can. i just. and this cash, i can. ijust. and this manager, we believe,- i ti“ and this manager, we believe, is luna. ateotatetn. — manager, we believe, is luna. absolutely. yeah— manager, we believe, is luna. absolutely. / who manager, we believe, is luna. absolutely. t/titnit t“ who is a trans absolutely. yeah. who is a trans

neat— absolutely. yeah. who is a trans nean — absolutely. yeah. who is a trans woman? yeah yeah.— absolutely. yeah. who is a trans woman? yeah yeah. i- absolutely. t/titnit t“ who is a trans woman?yeah / woman? yeah yeah. i just proceeded to get my coffee and she just kept on. i wasn't even sure what she was talking about, but she just kept on at me and i just put my hand up and said , i just put my hand up and said, i actually was not speaking to you. i was speaking to lady you. i was speaking to the lady that and then she just that served me and then she just erupted told me, because you erupted and told me, because you had called a person who looked like a lady, a lady? yeah . but like a lady, a lady? yeah. but aooanenttn— like a lady, a lady? yeah. but aooanentty ene— like a lady, a lady? yeah. but apparently she is— . .e�*t: t:.7 yeah. but apparently she is non—binary, nnen— apparently she is non—binary, nnten .— apparently she is non—binary, which . which— apparently she is non—binary, which . which you had no idea which. which you had no idea atoat. — which. which you had no idea atoat. neat— which. which you had no idea about. yeah .— which. which you had no idea about. yeah . yeah.- which. which you had no idea about. t/titnit t“ t/titnit t“ ' “t: “tit“ about. yeah. yeah. and then mark, you're standing outside . mark, you're standing outside. you clearly know something's nnont— you clearly know something's nnont .— you clearly know something's nnono . ant— you clearly know something's nnono . ant eo— you clearly know something's wrong . and so you start filming wrong. and so you start filming the altercation— wrong. and so you start filming the altercation moon and luna , the altercation moon and luna, soatn— the altercation moon and luna, soatn eonnee— the altercation moon and luna, spain comes for— the altercation moon and luna, spain comes for you and it looks tne— spain comes for you and it looks tne t— spain comes for you and it looks tne t mean— spain comes for you and it looks like i mean, tell— spain comes for you and it looks like i mean, tell me— spain comes for you and it looks like i mean, tell me if i'm ont— like i mean, tell me if i'm one tat— like i mean, tell me if i'm one tat tt— like i mean, tell me if i'm wrong, but it looks like luna physically— wrong, but it looks like luna physically attacks you. oh, yes, sne— physically attacks you. oh, yes, sne .— physically attacks you. oh, yes, sne . sne— physically attacks you. oh, yes, sne . sne ttt.— physically attacks you. oh, yes, she . she did. or— physically attacks you. oh, yes, she . she did. or they did . the she. she did. or they did. the nanaent— she. she did. or they did. the nanaeno ttt— she. she did. or they did. the nanaeno ttt .— she. she did. or they did. the manager did . at— she. she did. or they did. the manager did . at first. manager did. at first. obviously,— manager did. at first. obviously, i- manager did. at first. obviously, i could see the tnnoatn— obviously, i could see the tnnoaon tne— obviously, i could see the through the footage on the on the through the footage on the on tne eanena— through the footage on the on the camera. and— through the footage on the on the camera. and i— through the footage on the on the camera. and i thought they taet— the camera. and i thought they iaet ootnt— the camera. and i thought they were just going to— the camera. and i thought they were just going to come out and

put were just going to come out and oat tnetn— were just going to come out and oat tnetn nant.— were just going to come out and put their hand, maybe put the nant— put their hand, maybe put the nant-tne— put their hand, maybe put the hand-the lens— put their hand, maybe put the hand the lens and stop me hand over the lens and stop me tttntnt— hand over the lens and stop me tttntnt tt— hand over the lens and stop me tttntno tt. nat— hand over the lens and stop me filming it. but she— hand over the lens and stop me filming it. but she come out and net— filming it. but she come out and onet-to— filming it. but she come out and taet-to tnat— filming it. but she come out and taet-to tnat tne- just like went to grab the camera _and- just like went to grab the camera and then just like went to grab the- camera _and then just camera off me. and then just entnaeet— camera off me. and then just embraced pushed embraced me and pushed me atatnet— embraced me and pushed me atatnet-natt— embraced me and pushed me against wall. took embraced me and pushed me. against-wall.-took me against the wall. and it took me by entonee— against the wall. and it took me by surprise because obviously i tnet— by surprise because obviously i iaet etoot— by surprise because obviously i was just stood with a with was just stood there with a with the was just stood there with a with tne—one— was just stood there with a with tne—one-antl was just stood there with a with. the—one-and the the shopping in one hand and the eanenaoen-tn— the shopping in one hand and the camera _other hand. - camera in the other hand. ateotatetn. — camera in the other hand. absolutely. and then it it just nent— absolutely. and then it it just nent tnon — absolutely. and then it it just went from there. _ absolutely. and then it it just went from there. then went from there. and then anotnen— went from there. and then. another_ staff went from there. and then- another_ staff came another member of the staff came out another member of the staff came oat-tne— another member of the staff came oat-tne etoo— another member of the staff came out-the shop and— another member of the staff came out the shop and encouraged out from the shop and encouraged the out from the shop and encouraged tne nanaent— out from the shop and encouraged tne nanaent to— out from the shop and encouraged the manager to go— out from the shop and encouraged the manager to go back in which she the manager to go back in which one ttt.— the manager to go back in which one ttt. tn— the manager to go back in which she did. in doing— the manager to go back in which she did. in doing so, i toottentn— she did. in doing so, i foolishly i— she did. in doing so, i foolishly i didn't get the footage— foolishly i didn't get the tootaoe ot— foolishly i didn't get the footage of the second half of it, footage of the second half of n, tat— footage of the second half of n, tat tana— footage of the second half of it, but luna then— footage of the second half of it, but luna then went back into the it, but luna then went back into tne etone— it, but luna then went back into tne etone ant— it, but luna then went back into the store and physically picked vaneeea— the store and physically picked vaneeea ao— the store and physically picked vanessa up and— the store and physically picked vanessa up and carried her out to tne— vanessa up and carried her out to tne nont— vanessa up and carried her out to the front door— vanessa up and carried her out to the front door and launched her to the front door and launched nen oat— to the front door and launched her out through— to the front door and launched her out through the front door of her out through the front door on tne— her out through the front door on tne etoo— her out through the front door of the shop and— her out through the front door of the shop and then slammed the too— of the shop and then slammed the toon ant— of the shop and then slammed the door and broke— of the shop and then slammed the door and broke the— of the shop and then slammed the door and broke the door. so, vanea non— door and broke the door. so, vanessa, you-you- door and broke the door. so, vanessa, you you were also vanessa, you say you were also aeeaattete —.- assaulted? absolutely. physically assaulted. grabbed my bag prior to this, before she came round the counter, she'd grabbed my handbag and just launched it above her head. it hit the ceiling and behind the counter and i just asked for my bag back , which member

bag back, which another member of gave me the bag back. of staff gave me the bag back. and came round and and then she came round and that's when the abuse started . that's when the abuse started. but back in the store but she came back in the store after mark, and after assaulting mark, and i could see she was coming at me and i told her, don't put your hands on me. and she just picked me up and threw out the door. me up and threw me out the door. and i think what so many people natentnt— and i think what so many people watching-really- and i think what so many people watching really felt watching the video really felt nae-eoatt— watching the video really felt was-could have- watching the video really felt was could have been us, was this could have been us, teaae— was this could have been us, teaaee yoae— was this could have been us, because you're very clear, none— because you're very clear, one not— because you're very clear, you're not transphobic . you you're not transphobic. you aetaattv— you're not transphobic. you aetaatty eav— you're not transphobic. you actually say to _ you're not transphobic. you actually say to luna, do not eat— actually say to luna, do not eatt ne— actually say to luna, do not call me transphobic because you ton-t— call me transphobic because you ton-t nnon— call me transphobic because you ton-t know me— call me transphobic because you ton-t know me .— call me transphobic because you don't know me . no, no. and the don't know me. no, no. and the teeae— don't know me. no, no. and the te— don't know me. no, no. and the te ene— don't know me. no, no. and the issue is, she also— don't know me. no, no. and the issue is, she also called you a nanen— issue is, she also called you a nanen e— issue is, she also called you a karen ? absolutely. so isn't it karen? absolutely. so isn't it so karen? absolutely. so isn't it eo tennttte— karen? absolutely. so isn't it so terrible all— karen? absolutely. so isn't it so terrible all that we now have to to— so terrible all that we now have to tto toe— so terrible all that we now have to tip toe around— so terrible all that we now have to tip toe around people like tnat— to tip toe around people like tnat nno— to tip toe around people like that who believe— to tip toe around people like that who believe they have a tent— that who believe they have a nant to— that who believe they have a right to change— that who believe they have a right to change the english language?— right to change the english language? and if you don't sign up language? and if you don't sign no to— language? and if you don't sign no to tnetn— language? and if you don't sign up to their extreme ideology , up to their extreme ideology, tnet— up to their extreme ideology, tnev — up to their extreme ideology, tney ootnt— up to their extreme ideology, they are going to treat you like tnat.— they are going to treat you like tnat. vean— they are going to treat you like that. yeah yeah. _ they are going to treat you like that. yeah yeah. ' .titgt that. yeah yeah. absolutely gobsmacked . act blown away. gobsmacked. act blown away. absolutely and i've got a lot of gay friends, my massive supporter of, you know,

horrified . absolutely horrified. horrified. absolutely horrified. vanessa, that's just not you. you know. yeah. absolutely blown away. blown away. thank goodness you were filming mark because are you worried that actually if you hadn't had your camera on and accusation could have been made against both you and vanessa , that you had said vanessa, that you had said something transphobic ? yeah, something transphobic? yeah, sure. yeah. yeah, absolutely . sure. yeah. yeah, absolutely. it was a saviour— sure. yeah. yeah, absolutely. it was a saviour that- sure. yeah. yeah, absolutely. it was a saviour that we- sure. yeah. / .titgt it was a saviour that we had tnat— it was a saviour that we had tnat ttt— it was a saviour that we had tnat ttt ot— it was a saviour that we had that bit of footage yourself . that bit of footage yourself. vean. — that bit of footage yourself. vean. ant — that bit of footage yourself. yeah. and hopefully- that bit of footage yourself. yeah. and hopefully there'll be more footage if the police can get starbucks footage. okay, so police are investigating- git. i g okay, so police are investigating this tana— police are investigating this tana nae— police are investigating this luna has lost— police are investigating this luna has lost their job. are you nootnt— luna has lost their job. are you nootno tnat— luna has lost their job. are you hoping that charges are pressed atatnet— hoping that charges are pressed aoatnet nene— hoping that charges are pressed against her? and— hoping that charges are pressed against her? and also, would you be against her? and also, would you te oneoanet— against her? and also, would you te oneoanet to— against her? and also, would you be prepared to meet with luna ? be prepared to meet with luna? teaae— be prepared to meet with luna? teaae net— be prepared to meet with luna? because we'd happily have luna on tnte— because we'd happily have luna on an enon— because we'd happily have luna on this show, and— because we'd happily have luna on this show, and perhaps there eoatt— on this show, and perhaps there eoatt te— on this show, and perhaps there eoatt be a— on this show, and perhaps there could be a discussion around tnte— could be a discussion around an teaae— could be a discussion around this because it— could be a discussion around this because it feels like luna mante— this because it feels like luna nayte neete— this because it feels like luna maybe needs to— this because it feels like luna maybe needs to learn where you were _from .that- maybe needs to learn where you were _from .that youi were coming from and that you neent— were coming from and that you nenentnonnt-t - were coming from and that you weren't-from any- were coming from and that you weren't from any negative were coming from and that you weren't ' .titgt it any negative were coming from and that you weren't ' .titgt y negative place. absolutely not. absolutely you know , i absolutely not. you know, i feel. feel sad that actually

feel. i feel sad that actually the anger, whatever's going on with luna has caused this situation because it really didn't have to be like that at all. so i feel quite sad that it's gone down that road. and yeah, she's lost her job. so, yeah, she's lost herjob. so, you know, that's like i say, that's not who i am. i just wanted a coffee and go home. indeed yeah. and look at what naooenet— indeed yeah. and look at what naooenet. vean— indeed yeah. and look at what happened. yeah well,- :: t/titnit t“ and look at what happened. yeah well, look, vanea— happened. yeah well, look, vanessa thomas , mark andrews, so vanessa thomas, mark andrews, so toot— vanessa thomas, mark andrews, so toot to— vanessa thomas, mark andrews, so toot to nave— vanessa thomas, mark andrews, so ooot to nave non— vanessa thomas, mark andrews, so good to have you here. and it is ten— good to have you here. and it is nen ttetanttnt— good to have you here. and it is very disturbing to— good to have you here. and it is very disturbing to see this etnee— very disturbing to see this extreme gender ideology . aidan extreme gender ideology. aidan natee.— extreme gender ideology. aidan naoee. vea.— extreme gender ideology. aidan magee. yeah. coming to the etneete— magee. yeah. coming to the etneete ot— magee. yeah. coming to the streets of southampton the streets of southampton in the no. — streets of southampton in the an. |noatt — streets of southampton in the uk,iwould never— streets of southampton in the uk, would never have believed uk, i would never have believed net— uk, i would never have believed ne-t tet— uk, i would never have believed ne-t get to— uk, i would never have believed we'd get to this— uk, i would never have believed we'd get to this point, but toon.— we'd get to this point, but look, coming— we'd get to this point, but look, coming superwoman look, coming up as superwoman senttta— look, coming up as superwoman sevilla_britain's- sevilla hits out at britain's ooen— sevilla hits out at britain's open borders— sevilla hits out at britain's open borders brigade, is she sevilla hits out at britain's open that ers brigade, is she sevilla hits out at britain's open that its brigade, is she sevilla hits out at britain's open that it isn'tjade, is she sevilla hits out at britain's open that it isn't racists she sevilla hits out at britain's open that it isn't racist to the right that it isn't racist to nant— right that it isn't racist to nant to— right that it isn't racist to nant to etoo— right that it isn't racist to want to stop the boats? my eaoenetan— want to stop the boats? my superstar panel— want to stop the boats? my superstar panel to superstar panel returned to tenate— superstar panel returned to teaae—nat- superstar panel returned to debate but next superstar panel returned to. debate - but next it superstar panel returned to- debate-but next it is debate that soon. but next it is the debate that soon. but next it is tne tonnnen— debate that soon. but next it is the former labour— debate that soon. but next it is the former labour minister chris natttne— the former labour minister chris natttne-tnat— the former labour minister chris mullins, that harry prince mullins, right that harry prince nann— mullins, right that harry prince nanny ntt— mullins, right that harry prince harry will limping back to harry will come limping back to the harry will come limping back to tne-nnen— harry will come limping back to the when marriage the uk when his marriage to neonan— the uk when his marriage to neonan ente— the uk when his marriage to meghan ends in— the uk when his marriage to meghan ends in tears. that's the tontenett— meghan ends in tears. that's the bombshell claim _ meghan ends in tears. that's the bombshell claim in a controversial- bombshell claim in a controversial book. bombshell claim in a- controversial-book. we'll controversial new book. we'll tenate— controversial new book. we'll debate whether— controversial new book. we'll debate whether he's right etnattnt— debate whether he's right straight after— debate whether he's right straight after this. plus, tomorrow's— straight after this. plus, tomorrow's newspaper, front

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it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonttnt— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonttnt tn— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tontont tn a— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight in a bombshell interview that tonight in a bombshell interview tnat eoatt— tonight in a bombshell interview that could spark— tonight in a bombshell interview that could spark a— tonight in a bombshell interview that could spark a fresh tory ontt— that could spark a fresh tory etntt na— that could spark a fresh tory civil war, one— that could spark a fresh tory civil war, one of— that could spark a fresh tory civil war, one of the party's noet— civil war, one of the party's most influential— civil war, one of the party's most influential figures, priti natet— most influential figures, priti natet nae— most influential figures, priti patel has attacked the leadership _ patel has attacked the leadership of rishi sunak. patel has attacked the leadership of rishi sunak . leadership of rishi sunak. the enea— leadership of rishi sunak. the tn ot— leadership of rishi sunak. the centre of the— leadership of rishi sunak. the centre of the party— leadership of rishi sunak. the centre of the party spent more time with us listening, engage in. then i think it's fair to say— in. then i think it's fair to eat ne— in. then i think it's fair to say we would— in. then i think it's fair to say we would not- t“ then i think it's fair to say we would not have seen over toee— say we would not have seen over tooo ot— say we would not have seen over tooo ot oa— say we would not have seen over 1000 of our friends— say we would not have seen over 1000 of our friends and eotteaoaee— 1000 of our friends and colleagues even lose their seats in colleagues even lose their seats tn neent— colleagues even lose their seats in recent local— colleagues even lose their seats in recent local election shows. non-t— in recent local election shows. non-t nnee— in recent local election shows. non-t nn— in recent local election shows. don't miss my exclusive sit down nttn— don't miss my exclusive sit down an tne— don't miss my exclusive sit down with the former— don't miss my exclusive sit down with the former home secretary at tne— with the former home secretary at tne taanen— with the former home secretary at the launch of— with the former home secretary at the launch of the conservative democratic organisation, _ conservative democratic organisation, where she'll eeat— organisation, where she'll neneat—to- organisation, where she'lli reveal—to bring reveal if it's time to bring tatt— reveal if it's time to bring taen none— reveal if it's time to bring back boris mean . �*ft t“ reveal if it's time to bring back boris mean . ittt“ back boris mean. while the current home secretary continues to lead the charge against the open borders brigade, it's not xenophobe phobic to say that

mass and rapid migration is unsafe , attainable in terms of unsafe, attainable in terms of housing supply , public services housing supply, public services or community relations . so with or community relations. so with net migration set— or community relations. so with net migration set to— or community relations. so with net migration set to reach- i t“ so with net migration set to reach the unprecedented _ net migration set to reach the unprecedented figure of1 ntttton— unprecedented figure of1 million this— unprecedented figure of 1 million this year is superwoman senttta— million this year is superwoman senttta ntnt— million this year is superwoman sevilla right that— million this year is superwoman sevilla right that there's notntnt— sevilla right that there's nothing bigoted about wanting to etoo— nothing bigoted about wanting to etoo tne— nothing bigoted about wanting to stop the boats. _ nothing bigoted about wanting to stop the boats. itg stop the boats. that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tonight, i'm joined by carole malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy .then butterworth and belinda de lucy . then i'll ask if the former labour minister chris mullins, is right that harry and meghan's marriage will, quote, end in tears with the disgraced duke limping home to the uk. also on the way this hour, holly willoughby and phillip schofield tried to present a united front earlier . but tried to present a united front earlier. but as phil enters crisis mode, calling in the lawyers and a pr expert , how lawyers and a pr expert, how could the end bannau for itv's golden couple, fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie says schofield's days are numbered. we'll reveal lots of exclusive

information soon in uncancelled plus , as slippery starmer plus, as slippery starmer reveals his plan to hand the vote to 16 year olds as well as eu nationals who are without british citizenship is the so—called reform actually just a left wing power grab to freeze the tories out forever? we'll tackle that later . in the tackle that later. in the mediabuzz and exiled rabble rousers protests about the climate and refugees at the weekend. and today . so we asked weekend. and today. so we asked if they would practise what they preach. and how's a migrant in their own homes ? if i had space, their own homes? if i had space, you their own homes? if i had space, on ton-t.— their own homes? if i had space, you ton-t. voa— their own homes? if i had space, you don't. you don't— their own homes? if i had space, you don't. you don't have- i 7 if i had space, you don't. you don't have space? no.— you don't. you don't have space? to. no— you don't. you don't have space? to. no . — you don't. you don't have space? to. no . stan— you don't. you don't have space? no, no . stay tuned— you don't. you don't have space? no, no . stay tuned to- you don't. you don't have space? no, no . “tit: you don't. you don't have space? no, no . “titt: no, no. stay tuned to see the rest of those eco hypocrites expose . it'll also be a new expose. it'll also be a new greatest britain in union jackass. so do stay up with us this hour. plus, we've got the first front pages arriving in mere moments time right after the headlines with polly the news headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. middlehurst. dan, thank you. good evening. the top story tonttnt— good evening. the top story tonttnt on— good evening. the top story tonight on gb— good evening. the top story tonight on gb news, the home seenetanv— tonight on gb news, the home seenetanv nae— tonight on gb news, the home secretary has insisted it isn't

nyooentteat— secretary has insisted it isn't hypocritical for— secretary has insisted it isn't hypocritical for her. the child of hypocritical for her. the child on nttnante— hypocritical for her. the child of migrants to— hypocritical for her. the child of migrants to push for lower nttnatton— of migrants to push for lower ntonatton tn— of migrants to push for lower migration in the— of migrants to push for lower migration in the uk. in a speech eaten— migration in the uk. in a speech eantten totan— migration in the uk. in a speech earlier today, suella braverman tetentet— earlier today, suella braverman defended the— earlier today, suella braverman defended the government's plan to eat— defended the government's plan to eat net— defended the government's plan to cut net migration, saying it ten-t— to cut net migration, saying it ten-t naetet— to cut net migration, saying it isn't racist to _ to cut net migration, saying it isn't racist to want to control tontene— isn't racist to want to control tontene .— isn't racist to want to control borders . she— isn't racist to want to control borders . she also argued that borders. she also argued that ant— borders. she also argued that mass and rapid— borders. she also argued that mass and rapid migration would be a— mass and rapid migration would be a tanten— mass and rapid migration would be a burden on— mass and rapid migration would be a burden on housing and oattte— be a burden on housing and public services,— be a burden on housing and public services, saying the uk enoatt— public services, saying the uk should instead— public services, saying the uk should instead be focusing on eneattnt— should instead be focusing on eneattno nonn— should instead be focusing on creating highly skilled workers at none. — creating highly skilled workers at home. there— creating highly skilled workers at home. there is— creating highly skilled workers at home. there is no good reason why— at home. there is no good reason nnv ne— at home. there is no good reason nny we cant— at home. there is no good reason why we can't train— at home. there is no good reason why we can't train up enough tnaen— why we can't train up enough truck drivers,— why we can't train up enough truck drivers, butchers, fruit otenene— truck drivers, butchers, fruit pickers, builders or welders as nnent— pickers, builders or welders as brexit enables— pickers, builders or welders as brexit enables us— pickers, builders or welders as brexit enables us to build a non— brexit enables us to build a high skilled,— brexit enables us to build a high skilled, high wage economy that high skilled, high wage economy tnat te— high skilled, high wage economy tnat te teee— high skilled, high wage economy that is less dependent on low entttet— that is less dependent on low skilled foreign— that is less dependent on low skilled foreign .— that is less dependent on low skilled foreign . labour the uk skilled foreign. labour the uk ntt— skilled foreign. labour the uk nttt tnatn— skilled foreign. labour the uk will train ukraine pilots to fly vveetenn— will train ukraine pilots to fly western fighter— will train ukraine pilots to fly western fighter jets, but it has no otane— western fighter jets, but it has no otane to— western fighter jets, but it has no plans to provide them with the no plans to provide them with tne aetaat— no plans to provide them with the actual planes. at a meeting at cnetaene— the actual planes. at a meeting at chequers today,— the actual planes. at a meeting at chequers today, the prime ntnteten— at chequers today, the prime minister told— at chequers today, the prime minister told president zetenenn—

minister told president zelenskyy that providing war otanee— zelenskyy that providing war planes wasn't— zelenskyy that providing war planes wasn't straightforward . planes wasn't straightforward. but planes wasn't straightforward. tat nent— planes wasn't straightforward. but rishi sunak_ planes wasn't straightforward. but rishi sunak did promise nannen— but rishi sunak did promise tantnen an— but rishi sunak did promise further air defence missiles and tnonee— further air defence missiles and tone anten— further air defence missiles and drones under the— further air defence missiles and drones under the condition they onn— drones under the condition they onto to— drones under the condition they only to te— drones under the condition they were only to be used over unnatntan— were only to be used over ukrainian soil.— were only to be used over ukrainian soil. - were only to be used over ukrainian soil. cjt“ti; “g were only to be used over ukrainian soil. o’3c “g ukrainian soil. one thing we will be doing starting actually relatively soon is training of ukrainian pilots and that's something that we've discussed today and we're ready to implement those plans in relatively short order, which will mean that we're training ukrainian citizens to become absolutely combat ready aircraft, pilots as well . aircraft, pilots as well. president zelenskyy- president zelenskyy said that air president zelenskyy said that atn oonen— president zelenskyy said that atn oonen te— president zelenskyy said that air power is an— president zelenskyy said that air power is an important issue for air power is an important issue ton tte— air power is an important issue ton nte eoantnv-e— air power is an important issue for his country's defence. tota— for his country's defence. totan ne— for his country's defence. today we spoke- for his country's defence. today we spoke about. for his country's defence. today we spoke about the jets . today we spoke about the jets. very important topic for us because we can't control the sky. you know it. so i think you know everything deeply because we're real partners. rishi knows all the details of what's going on in our battlefield. thank you very much. and we want to create these jets coalition . now,

these jets coalition. now, a former met police- . titt“ now, a former met police officer atteoettv— former met police officer allegedly missed an opportunity to properly_ allegedly missed an opportunity to properly investigate wayne coaetne— to properly investigate wayne cousins before _ to properly investigate wayne cousins before he murdered sarah tnenant— cousins before he murdered sarah everard. samantha— cousins before he murdered sarah everard. samantha lee attended a tteetottnanv— everard. samantha lee attended a disciplinary hearing today, aeeaeet— disciplinary hearing today, aeeaeet ot— disciplinary hearing today, accused of failing to make the eonet— accused of failing to make the correct investigative inquiries entono— correct investigative inquiries over two incidents when cousins exooeet— over two incidents when cousins exposed himself— over two incidents when cousins exposed himself to— over two incidents when cousins exposed himself to female staff at a— exposed himself to female staff at a restaurant— exposed himself to female staff at a restaurant in— exposed himself to female staff at a restaurant in kent. it's etatnet— at a restaurant in kent. it's claimed there— at a restaurant in kent. it's claimed there were issues with nttneee— claimed there were issues with witness statements and evidence and witness statements and evidence ant nen— witness statements and evidence and her investigative work was atteoettv— and her investigative work was allegedly rushed— and her investigative work was allegedly rushed . miss lee is allegedly rushed. miss lee is eatt— allegedly rushed. miss lee is eatt to— allegedly rushed. miss lee is said to have— allegedly rushed. miss lee is said to have breached the tonee— said to have breached the force's standards on duties and responsibilities,— force's standards on duties and responsibilities, charging that she responsibilities, charging that ene tentee— responsibilities, charging that she denies the— responsibilities, charging that she denies the hearings expected to taet— she denies the hearings expected to last several— she denies the hearings expected to last several days— she denies the hearings expected to last several days . and the to last several days. and the oottee— to last several days. and the police watchdog— to last several days. and the police watchdog is investigating atten— police watchdog is investigating atten an— police watchdog is investigating atten an t— police watchdog is investigating after an 11 year— police watchdog is investigating after an 11 year old boy was taeenet— after an 11 year old boy was taeenet at— after an 11 year old boy was tasered at a— after an 11 year old boy was tasered at a holiday park in soottant— tasered at a holiday park in eeottant .— tasered at a holiday park in scotland . police were called to scotland. police were called to a oat— scotland. police were called to a caravan park near ayr just atten— a caravan park near ayr just atten 11:00— a caravan park near ayr just after 11:00 on— a caravan park near ayr just after 11:00 on the evening of after11:00 on the evening of tne— after 11:00 on the evening of tne zznt— after11:00 on the evening of tne zznt ot— after 11:00 on the evening of the 22nd of march. the child who notttnt— the 22nd of march. the child who notttnt a— the 22nd of march. the child who was holding a knife— the 22nd of march. the child who was holding a knife fell to the goat— was holding a knife fell to the onoant atten— was holding a knife fell to the

ground after being tasered . ground after being tasered. tonee— ground after being tasered. police scotland— ground after being tasered. police scotland say the incident has police scotland say the incident nae teen— police scotland say the incident has been referred— police scotland say the incident has been referred to the investigations- has been referred to the investigations and review commissioner— investigations and review commissioner , you're up to date commissioner, you're up to date on tv— commissioner, you're up to date on tv onttne— commissioner, you're up to date on tv online dab+_ commissioner, you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tnne— on tv online dab+ radio and the tane tn— on tv online dab+ radio and the tane tn aoo— on tv online dab+ radio and the tane tn aoo. nnte— on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is— on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news tene— tune in app. this is gb news tene tne— tune in app. this is gb news news. the people's . news. the people's. channel tomorrow's news— news. the people's. channel tomorrow's news right now in our netta— tomorrow's news right now in our netta nazz. — tomorrow's news right now in our netta nazz. ant— tomorrow's news right now in our media buzz. and let's- tomorrow's news right now in our media buzz. '“t: ti

beunda and political commentator belinda de lucy. and political commentator belinda de lucy . now, and political commentator belinda de lucy. now, as we just saw, braverman was the headline speaker at that natcon conference today . and with net conference today. and with net migration set to hit 1 conference today. and with net migration set to hit1 million migration set to hit 1 million this year, she refused to sugarcoat the unsub . attainable sugarcoat the unsub. attainable numbers entering the uk . the numbers entering the uk. the home secretary declared that britain has become too dependent on foreign labour. a warning shot to the tory wets in the cabinet , currently blocking her cabinet, currently blocking her mission to reduce immigration. and braverman also hit out. ironically, given that front page at the guardian reading roker motty who falsely claim that her plans are somehow immoral and racist, look need to get overall immigration numbers down. and we mustn't forget how to to— down. and we mustn't forget how to to tntnte— down. and we mustn't forget how to to tntnte ton— : and we mustn't forget how to do things for ourselves as tnene— to do things for ourselves as tnene te— to do things for ourselves as tnene te no— to do things for ourselves as there is no good— to do things for ourselves as there is no good reason why we cant— there is no good reason why we cant tnatn— there is no good reason why we cant tnatn ao— there is no good reason why we can't train up enough truck tntnene— can't train up enough truck tntnene .— can't train up enough truck drivers , butchers, fruit drivers, butchers, fruit otenene— drivers, butchers, fruit pickers, builders or welders. tte— pickers, builders or welders. tt-e not— pickers, builders or welders. it's not xenophobic to say that ant— it's not xenophobic to say that mass and rapid— it's not xenophobic to say that mass and rapid migration is unsustainable— mass and rapid migration is unsustainable in terms of

noaetnt— unsustainable in terms of housing supply, public services or housing supply, public services on eonnanttv— housing supply, public services or community relations . nor is or community relations. nor is it or community relations. nor is tt tttotet— or community relations. nor is tt ttootet to— or community relations. nor is it bigoted to say— or community relations. nor is it bigoted to say that we have too— it bigoted to say that we have too many— it bigoted to say that we have too many asylum _ it bigoted to say that we have too many asylum seekers in this eoantnv— too many asylum seekers in this eoantnv ton— too many asylum seekers in this country for whom _ too many asylum seekers in this country for whom we have insufficient— country for whom we have insufficient accommodation . insufficient accommodation. canottne— insufficient accommodation. canottne ot— insufficient accommodation. caroline of course— insufficient accommodation. caroline of course there's nothing racist about wanting to kerb unmanageable mass migration. absolutely there's nothing xenophobic- g there's nothing xenophobic about saying as nothing xenophobic about saying ae nann— nothing xenophobic about saying ae nany oeoote— nothing xenophobic about saying as many people as are coming nene— as many people as are coming nene illegally— as many people as are coming here illegally are— as many people as are coming here illegally are coming. it's ateotatetv. — here illegally are coming. it's absolutely. and— here illegally are coming. it's absolutely. and she's right. you nnon— absolutely. and she's right. you know. ne— absolutely. and she's right. you know, we don't— absolutely. and she's right. you know, we don't have the infrastructure _ know, we don't have the infrastructure to sustain it. we ton-t— infrastructure to sustain it. we ton-t nave— infrastructure to sustain it. we don't have the— infrastructure to sustain it. we don't have the housing. we don't nave— don't have the housing. we don't nave tne— don't have the housing. we don't have the health— don't have the housing. we don't have the health care. we don't nave— have the health care. we don't nave tne— have the health care. we don't have the education. but, you nnon— have the education. but, you know. t— have the education. but, you know, i think,— have the education. but, you know, i think, you what know, i think, you know what we've - across to i know, i think, you know what. we've - across to here we've got to get across to here oeoote— we've got to get across to here oeoote-tne— we've got to get across to here people _the british - people is that the british oeoote— people is that the british people against people are not against immigration.- people are not against immilagainst is illegal we're against is illegal uncontrolled- we're against is illegal uncontrolled immigration . yes. uncontrolled immigration. yes. i get uncontrolled immigration. yes. i tet tnat.— uncontrolled immigration. yes. i oet tnat. a— uncontrolled immigration. yes. i get that. a million— uncontrolled immigration. yes. i get that. a million people eontnt— get that. a million people eontno taet— get that. a million people coming last year is too much and tnat— coming last year is too much and tnat tnat— coming last year is too much and tnat tnat tt— coming last year is too much and that that it can't— coming last year is too much and that that it can't be— coming last year is too much and that that it can't be in those numbers. but— that that it can't be in those numbers. but but i think , you numbers. but but i think, you nnon— numbers. but but i think, you know. tne— numbers. but but i think, you know, the latest— numbers. but but i think, you know, the latest british social attttatee— know, the latest british social attitudes survey— know, the latest british social attitudes survey said people nantet— attitudes survey said people wanted immigration and they aeeeotet— wanted immigration and they accepted that. _ wanted immigration and they accepted that. we do. we did neet— accepted that. we do. we did need some foreign labour but but

nnat— need some foreign labour but but nnat tnet— need some foreign labour but but nnat tney ton-t— need some foreign labour but but what they don't want, they hate the what they don't want, they hate tne enaoe— what they don't want, they hate the chaos and— what they don't want, they hate the chaos and they hate the fact tnat— the chaos and they hate the fact tnat ne— the chaos and they hate the fact tnat ne ton-t— the chaos and they hate the fact that we don't know— the chaos and they hate the fact that we don't know who's coming in that we don't know who's coming tn nene— that we don't know who's coming tn nene ant— that we don't know who's coming in here and that's— that we don't know who's coming in here and that's what's naooentno. — in here and that's what's happening. getting. happening. we're getting. nent-anna.— happening. we're getting. benjamin,-wantingl happening. we're getting. benjamin, wanting dumping benjamin, you're wanting dumping papeh benjamin, you're wanting dumping paper. you're the people, paper. you're one of the people, aent— paper. you're one of the people, anen-t-eantnt— paper. you're one of the people, aren't-saying-suella- aren't you saying that suella braverman-racist- aren't you saying that suella braverman racist and braverman is racist and oenoonotte— braverman is racist and xenophobic ?- braverman is racist and xenophobic ? how do you justify xenophobic? how do you justify tnatn— xenophobic? how do you justify tnate to— xenophobic? how do you justify that? no actually,— xenophobic? how do you justify that? no actually, the only reason she brings words like naetet— reason she brings words like naetet ant— reason she brings words like racist and xenophobic into that eoeeen— racist and xenophobic into that eoeeen te— racist and xenophobic into that speech is because— racist and xenophobic into that speech is because she is trying to ttetnaet— speech is because she is trying to distract from _ speech is because she is trying to distract from the fact that one — to distract from the fact that one te— to distract from the fact that she is completely failing at etoootno— she is completely failing at stopping these_ she is completely failing at stopping these boats coming into the stopping these boats coming into tne eoantnn— stopping these boats coming into tne eoantnv ant— stopping these boats coming into the country and causing the onotten. — the country and causing the problem. she— the country and causing the problem. she is- the country and causing the problem. “g gg problem. she is using language like that because this hopeless government wants a culture war to distract people from its failings on basic policy. this is tosh, the civil service- . “g5 ti ti this is tosh, the civil service are tne— is tosh, the civil service are tne oeoote— is tosh, the civil service are the people who— is tosh, the civil service are the people who are supposed to be the people who are supposed to te onoeeeetnt— the people who are supposed to be processing always someone eeete— be processing always someone eeete taatt— be processing always someone else's fault. .fact- be processing always someone else's fault. fact of the else's fault. the fact of the mate— else's fault. the fact of the natten te— else's fault. the fact of the matter is one— else's fault. the fact of the matter is one asylum seeker gets onoeeeeet— matter is one asylum seeker gets onoeeeeet evenn— matter is one asylum seeker gets processed every 18— matter is one asylum seeker gets processed every 18 months by the ant— processed every 18 months by the ant eennee— processed every 18 months by the civil service for— processed every 18 months by the civil service for the— processed every 18 months by the civil service for the simple reason that— civil service for the simple reason that they don't want this oonen— reason that they don't want this oottev to— reason that they don't want this policy to non.— reason that they don't want this policy to work. so— reason that they don't want this policy to work. so the civil eenntee — policy to work. so the civil eenntee te— policy to work. so the civil service is thwarting the government's- service is thwarting the government's attempt service is thwarting the- government's-attempt to government's every attempt to connot— government's every attempt to eontnot—ae- government's every attempt to control—as are- control immigration as are tetttet— control immigration as are leftist lawyers— control immigration as are leftist lawyers who are telling

tnen — leftist lawyers who are telling tnen non— leftist lawyers who are telling tnen ton to— leftist lawyers who are telling them how to break the law. vvnatenen.— them how to break the law. whatever, say— them how to break the law. whatever, say in- them how to break the law. whatever, say in this country . whatever, say in this country. nnatenen— whatever, say in this country. whatever happened _ whatever, say in this country. whatever happened to- whatever happened to conservatives thinking you should take responsibility for yourself? so it's always someone else's fault with this law? what would happen if rishi went into what would happen if rishi went tnto tne— what would happen if rishi went into the channel— what would happen if rishi went into the channel and turned the toate—noatt- into the channel and turned the boats—would you. into the channel and turned the boats would you be boats back? what would you be eavtnt — boats back? what would you be eavtnt _thev- saying about that? if they ooenet— saying about that? if they ooenet-to - saying about that? if they opened to sort them in opened a place to sort them in calais, wouldn't calais, they wouldn't be hysterical belinda hysterical. that's what belinda de hysterical. that's what belinda te-voa— hysterical. that's what belinda te-voa one— hysterical. that's what belinda te-voa tn- hysterical. that's what belinda de-you come in here. i de lucy, you come in here. onan. — de lucy, you come in here. okav- taott— de lucy, you come in here. okay. rapid mass- de lucy, you come in here. okay. rapid mass immigration to a small, overcrowded kid island where our own people can't even get the housing. the doctor's aoootntnent— get the housing. the doctor's appointment, the _ gtit. “g the doctor's appointment, the school gi. “g the doctor's appointment, the school places as appointment, the school places ae tt— appointment, the school places ae tt te— appointment, the school places ae tt te te— appointment, the school places as it is, is one— appointment, the school places as it is, is one of— appointment, the school places as it is, is one of the biggest ootttteat— as it is, is one of the biggest political scandals in my tttettne— political scandals in my lifetime . _ political scandals in my lifetime . and- political scandals in my lifetime . “t: political scandals in my- lifetime . and the conservative lifetime. and the conservative and the labour party have both overseen this. in 1997, there net— overseen this. in 1997, there was net migration- overseen this. in 1997, there was net migration of- t“ in 1997, there was net migration of 47,000. vve-ne— was net migration of 47,000. we're now creeping up to the 600 to 1 we're now creeping up to the 600 to t ntttton— we're now creeping up to the 600 to 1 million. we— we're now creeping up to the 600 to 1 million. we do— we're now creeping up to the 600 to 1 million. we do not have the infrastructure _ to 1 million. we do not have the infrastructure and _ to 1 million. we do not have the infrastructure and it does anteat— infrastructure and it does affect community cohesion, nattonat— affect community cohesion, national unity,— affect community cohesion, national unity, demos. we don't teet— national unity, demos. we don't feel connected— national unity, demos. we don't feel connected to— national unity, demos. we don't feel connected to our communities- feel connected to our communities because there's no enton— communities because there's no etton tn— communities because there's no etton tn tne— communities because there's no effort by the government to tntetnate — effort by the government to integrate the _ effort by the government to integrate the people who come nene— integrate the people who come nene. ant— integrate the people who come nene. ant tte— integrate the people who come here. and it's not— integrate the people who come here. and it's not about immigrants.— here. and it's not about immigrants. don't blame them here. and it's not about imall. rants. don't blame them here. and it's not about imall. it'ss. don't blame them here. and it's not about

imall. it'ss. do dodgyme them at all. it's about dodgy government— at all. it's about dodgy government policy that just nante— government policy that just wants-labour- government policy that just wants- labour. a l government policy that just. wants-labour.a mass wants cheap labour on a mass etate—nant.- wants cheap labour on a mass scale—right. youl scale. and she's right. you know, sewell right when she know, sewell is right when she said, you know, why can't we train our fruit pickers train up our own fruit pickers and you go do it, and our own? you go and do it, tnen— and our own? you go and do it, tnen tet— and our own? you go and do it, tnen tet ne— and our own? you go and do it, tnen tet me to— and our own? you go and do it, then let me to do— and our own? you go and do it, then let me to do it— and our own? you go and do it, then let me to do it. - it“t: i 7 you go and do it, then let me to do it . it“ti i 7 you go and do it, then let me to do it . gitt. then let me to do it. i've got a job-— then let me to do it. i've got a job- why— then let me to do it. i've got a job. why would i go and do it? i've got but i'll tell i've got a job, but i'll tell you who hasn't. you're happy to patronise other people? 500,000 people who are sitting on benefits to take benefits now who refuse to take a job. those people should be made work. there should made to take work. there should be a strikes you're be a three strikes and you're out policy. at three out policy. get off at three jobs. if you don't take the jobs. and if you don't take the third benefits get third one, your benefits get stopped. you can't stopped. i'm sorry, you can't have idle in this have people sitting idle in this country , oh, i don't country saying, oh, i don't fancy to pick fruit fancy going to pick the fruit pickers, but you can i mean, sorry, we just bring some sorry, can we just bring some facts into this? first of all, tnene— facts into this? first of all, tnene ane— facts into this? first of all, there are more— i 57 first of all, there are more vacancies than tnene— there are more vacancies than there unemployed there are people unemployed oeoote— people are, too. secondly, nettnta— people are, too. secondly, belinda _thel people are, too. secondly,. belinda _the fact belinda talks about the fact tnat— that they can't get school eaoee— that they can't get school spaces. _truth i that they can't get school- spaces. _truth .that spaces. well, the truth is that aetaattv— spaces. well, the truth is that aetaattv ne — spaces. well, the truth is that actually we have— spaces. well, the truth is that actually we have an excess of eenoot— actually we have an excess of school - because - actually we have an excess of school because we have school places because we have enon— school places because we have eat a— school places because we have such a dramatically falling ttntn— birth rate. so that's just not tnne.— birth rate. so that's just not tnne—to- birth rate. so that's just not. true._do there true. the truth is we do there aee-a— true. the truth is we do there are - are there - true. the truth is we do there are - are there are - true. the truth is we do there are are there are primary true. the truth is we do there are closing ere are primary true. the truth is we do there are closing all are primary true. the truth is we do there are closing all overirimary true. the truth is we do there are closing all over the ary schools closing all over the eoantnn — schools closing all over the eoantnn tte— schools closing all over the eoantnn an a— schools closing all over the country. it's a real problem. ant— country. it's a real problem. ant tne— country. it's a real problem. and the other— country. it's a real problem. and the other point i'd argue, tat— and the other point i'd argue,

tatlean-t— and the other point i'd argue, butican't believe— and the other point i'd argue, but can't believe that it is but i can't believe that it is teaae— but i can't believe that it is because because- but i can't believe that it is because because people aren't nannt— because because people aren't nantno anv— because because people aren't having any kids,— because because people aren't having any kids, the birth rate is having any kids, the birth rate te—tnooanaoe- is collapsing. encourage families to have more children and expanding their and instead us expanding their families because can't families because they can't afford , so they afford the houses, so they import s, which import more immigrant s, which makes the house pricing goes up less houses and it's a horrible circle. the 500,000 people in ttte— circle. the 500,000 people in tnte-ettttnt— circle. the 500,000 people in| this- sitting i benefits this country sitting on benefits nno— this country sitting on benefits nno eoatt— this country sitting on benefits nno eoatt te— this country sitting on benefits who could be working 5 million on s— who could be working 5 million on s ntttton— who could be working 5 million on s ntttton. — who could be working 5 million on 5 million. i'm— who could be working 5 million on 5 million. ”tile�*cgt on 5 million. i'm ready for you to go. fruit picking.— on 5 million. ”tile�*cgt gitt fruit picking. now, look. to go. fruit picking. now, look. nonsense. earlier— to go. fruit picking. now, look. nonsense. earlier in the show, can why why is can i just say why is it why is fruit nonsense job? fruit picking a nonsense job? it's a job because it's ridiculous.— it's a job because it's ridiculous. i- it's a job because it's ridiculous. i want people. vea-t— ridiculous. i want people. you'd rather— ridiculous. i want people. you'd rather-people. ridiculous. i want people. you'd rather people sponge you'd rather have people sponge ageing benefits ageing off us on benefits street. that's what you're about , isn't it? you think fruit picking is a job, bill so people. so actually they should stay sponging off taxpayers money. that's how the left thinks. and carol's right. it's totally wrong. it's disgusting , totally wrong. it's disgusting, patronising what you're saying , patronising what you're saying, using right wing elite like you lot sit here telling other people to go and pick fruit when you've never done that. i sort of coat hangers for— i i sort of coat hangers for weeks and neene— of coat hangers for weeks and neete ant— of coat hangers for weeks and weeks and weeks— of coat hangers for weeks and weeks and weeks on end. .

weeks and weeks on end. it was the nonet— weeks and weeks on end. it was the want iot— weeks and weeks on end. it was the worst job of— weeks and weeks on end. it was the worst job of my life. but you know what? i did it to fund my way to university. left neven my way to university. left never, cares as my way to university. left never,-cares as kids.| my way to university. left. never,-cares as kids. the never, ever cares as kids. the tett— never, ever cares as kids. the tett-eae— never, ever cares as kids. thei left-care-stripping left never care about stripping ooon— left never care about stripping poor countries— left never care about stripping poor countries of— left never care about stripping poor countries of their workforce _ poor countries of their workforce long they workforce as long as they get tnetn— workforce as long as they get their lattes— workforce as long as they get their lattes-pret- workforce as long as they get their lattes pret and their lattes made in pret and tnetn— their lattes made in pret and their-washed— their lattes made in pret and their-washed. - their lattes made in pret and their washed . jtitt their lattes made in pret and- their-washed . do you not go their feet washed. do you not go to to — their feet washed. do you not go to do you not have latte disgust, cocaine to water, by the via county lines, gangs the way, via county lines, gangs . now look. moving on, earlier in . now look. moving on, earlier tn-enon— . now look. moving on, earlier tn-enon eo— . now look. moving on, earlier tn-enon eo t— . now look. moving on, earlier in-show so i told- now look. moving on, earlier in show so i told you that in the show so i told you that ott— in the show so i told you that ott ttttte— in the show so i told you that odd little mouthpiece for harry and odd little mouthpiece for harry ant neonan— odd little mouthpiece for harry and meghan markle, omid scobie was and meghan markle, omid scobie annt— and meghan markle, omid scobie was giving evidence today and the was giving evidence today and tne-onone— was giving evidence today and the phone hacking the duke's phone hacking trial atatnet— the duke's phone hacking trial aoatnet-enoao- the duke's phone hacking trial against group newspapers. against mirror group newspapers. i against mirror group newspapers. t tnnn— against mirror group newspapers. t tntnn tne— against mirror group newspapers. i think i've proved— against mirror group newspapers. i think i've proved that he ettnen— i think i've proved that he either told— i think i've proved that he either told a— i think i've proved that he either told a porky pie in court or either told a porky pie in court on tn— either told a porky pie in court on tn tte— either told a porky pie in court or in his book— either told a porky pie in court or in his book because he said l, or in his book because he said ., tn— or in his book because he said ., tn tte— or in his book because he said i, in his book,— or in his book because he said i, in his book, he— or in his book because he said i, in his book, he said, i've tne— i, in his book, he said, i've tne teen— i, in his book, he said, i've i've been for— i, in his book, he said, i've i've been for a— i, in his book, he said, i've i've been for a drinks party nttn— i've been for a drinks party with prince— i've been for a drinks party with prince harry and in court totan— with prince harry and in court totan. ne— with prince harry and in court totan ne eatt.— with prince harry and in court today, he said, i've never eoetattv— today, he said, i've never socially ized_ today, he said, i've never socially ized with prince harry. nat— socially ized with prince harry. tat not— socially ized with prince harry. but not everyone— socially ized with prince harry. but not everyone from the left aooeane— but not everyone from the left aooeane to— but not everyone from the left aooeane to te— but not everyone from the left appears to be buying the sussexes tales- appears to be buying the sussexes tales of victimhood nttn — sussexes tales of victimhood nttn neeoeet— sussexes tales of victimhood with respect to— sussexes tales of victimhood with respect to diarist and tonne— with respect to diarist and former labour— with respect to diarist and former labour mp chris mullin, taanentnt— former labour mp chris mullin, taanentnt an— former labour mp chris mullin, launching an precedented attack atatnet— launching an precedented attack aoatnet nannn— launching an precedented attack against harry and— launching an precedented attack against harry and meghan in his

tateet— against harry and meghan in his tateet toon. — against harry and meghan in his latest book. and— against harry and meghan in his latest book. and didn't you used to te— latest book. and didn't you used to te ennte— latest book. and didn't you used to be chris mullin,— latest book. and didn't you used to be chris mullin, the labour tnanteee— to be chris mullin, the labour grandees latest— to be chris mullin, the labour grandees latest memoir, mullin etane— grandees latest memoir, mullin etane neonan— grandees latest memoir, mullin slams meghan quote cuckoo slams meghan as quote cuckoo nttn— slams meghan as quote cuckoo with .— slams meghan as quote cuckoo nttn . taotet— slams meghan as quote cuckoo with , quote, woke— slams meghan as quote cuckoo with , quote, woke californian with, quote, woke californian nant— with, quote, woke californian nano noe— with, quote, woke californian nano aoe ant— with, quote, woke californian hang ups and he claims, quote, eeeont— hang ups and he claims, quote, second fiddle. _ hang ups and he claims, quote, second fiddle. harry would eventaattn— second fiddle. harry would eventually, quote , limp back to eventually, quote, limp back to entan— eventually, quote, limp back to nnttatn-nte— eventually, quote, limp back to britain his marriage to britain when his marriage to neonan— britain when his marriage to meghan eventually, quote, ends in . meghan eventually, quote, ends tn-. so— meghan eventually, quote, ends in-. so benjamin- meghan eventually, quote, ends in . so benjamin on this is in tears. so benjamin on this is tnteneettnt— in tears. so benjamin on this is tnteeettnt .— in tears. so benjamin on this is interesting , isn't— in tears. so benjamin on this is interesting , isn't it? a interesting, isn't it? a onontnent— interesting, isn't it? a prominent left wing figure now tanntnt— prominent left wing figure now tanntnt on— prominent left wing figure now tanntno on nann— prominent left wing figure now turning on harry and meghan. are you turning on harry and meghan. are on nttn— turning on harry and meghan. are you an ntn — turning on harry and meghan. are you an ntn on— turning on harry and meghan. are you with him or against him on tttet— you with him or against him on tntee t— you with him or against him on tntee tnnean— you with him or against him on this? i mean, look,— you with him or against him on this? i mean, look, he- you with him or against him on this? t“ g“ you with him or against him on this? g“ this? i mean, look, he might be a former labour minister and he's a very accomplished writer, but lots of his writing is fiction. and i think this firmly is category. look, chris is in that category. look, chris mullin doesn't know what's happening in harry and meghan's wedding or their marriage, rather. look madly rather. i think they look madly in love when saw them at that in love when we saw them at that sports she sports game. the us she is delighted. think they're delighted. i think they're a happy couple. she didn't even nant— happy couple. she didn't even nant to— happy couple. she didn't even nant to nee— happy couple. she didn't even want to kiss him _ happy couple. she didn't even want to kiss him in— titit. she didn't even want to kiss him in public. i tntnn— want to kiss him in public. i tntnn tte— want to kiss him in public. i think it's pretty— want to kiss him in public. i think it's pretty morbid sitting on-enone— think it's pretty morbid sitting on-shows-that- think it's pretty morbid sitting on shows that you on talk shows saying that you enoatt — on talk shows saying that you should-have- on talk shows saying that you should have them should try and have them ttnoneet. — should try and have them divorced. _like| should try and have them. divorced. _like a should try and have them- divorced. _like a happy divorced. they look like a happy couple. stay couple. i hope they stay together . hope the couple. i hope they stay together. hope the sake couple. i hope they stay together . hope the sake of together. i hope for the sake of their their family,

their kids and their family, they're delighted. well, their kids and their family, they'imullinelighted. well, their kids and their family, they'imullin isghted. well, their kids and their family, they'imullin is allowed ilell, their kids and their family, they'imullin is allowed ilelhave chris mullin is allowed to have anon- tnte — chris mullin is allowed to have an-on this. and,- chris mullin is allowed to have an on this. and, carol, chris mullin is allowed to have an have on this. and, carol, chris mullin is allowed to have an have aon this. and, carol, chris mullin is allowed to have an have a veryiis. and, carol, chris mullin is allowed to have an have a very strong, carol, chris mullin is allowed to have an have a very strong opinion. you have a very strong opinion. ant— you have a very strong opinion. ant t— you have a very strong opinion. ant t tave— you have a very strong opinion. ant t have t— you have a very strong opinion. and i have i have— you have a very strong opinion. and i have i have said- you have a very strong opinion. and i have i have said this- you have a very strong opinion. and i have i have said this from day one that, i mean, i do day one that, yes, i mean, i do believe will him believe meghan will leave him eventually. and eventually. i do, because and she does the history of her she does this the history of her relationship. does very relationship. she does it very quickly very suddenly. quickly and very, very suddenly. person goes, no, yes. she goes she rid of them. so she just gets rid of them. so when happens think he when that happens and i think he will here, will come crawling back here, what he can't what else will he do? he can't make a life in america. and the sad thing, i think it's sad thing, i think well, it's not going sad for him, but not going to be sad for him, but i think the family will welcome not going to be sad for him, but i think thtand nily will welcome not going to be sad for him, but i think thtand they vill welcome not going to be sad for him, but i think thtand they vill vtake. do him back and they will take. do you think that's wrong? well, no. you think that's wrong? well, voa— you think that's wrong? well, voa nnen.— you think that's wrong? well, no. you know, i— you think that's wrong? well, no. you know, i don't- you think that's wrong? well, no. you know, i don't think it's wrong ostracise anyone wrong to ostracise anyone because to be broken wrong to ostracise anyone becau he to be broken wrong to ostracise anyone becau he back to be broken wrong to ostracise anyone becauhe back here, broken wrong to ostracise anyone becau he back here, because when he gets back here, because remember, here, remember, if he comes back here, you we're not if. oh, you say we're not if. oh, i think it's i think it's win because remember, she will have the i think will the kids and i think that will break come back break him. so he'll come back here broken man. and here as a broken man. and i think family will take him think his family will take him back would seemed the back in. would it seemed on the one it seems wrong because one hand, it seems wrong because he has trashed them, the he has trashed them, but on the other is part other hand, you know, he is part of the family and they will take belinda, well, i belinda, i'm sure. well, i rather the belinda, i'm sure. well, i rather-the sort- belinda, i'm sure. well, i rather-the sort of. belinda, i'm sure. well, i- rather-the sort of cheeky, rather miss the sort of cheeky, jokev—

rather miss the sort of cheeky, jokev_he's- rather miss the sort of cheeky, oonen—nee teen| jokey prince harry. he's been eanttteet— jokey prince harry. he's been eanttteet tn— jokey prince harry. he's been sanitised by the— jokey prince harry. he's been sanitised by the sort of californian— californian psycho babble woke oattane—ne-e- culture. and i think he's onotattv— culture. and i think he's probably quite lonely with it ant—natl probably quite lonely with it. ant—tat ne-e and misses his mates. but he's oteeeeet— and misses his mates. but he's obsessed-meghan- and misses his mates. but he's obsessed meghan deeply and misses his mates. but he's oblove.d meghan deeply and misses his mates. but he's oblove. i meghan deeply and misses his mates. but he's oblove. i can'tmeghan deeply and misses his mates. but he's oblove. i can't imagine deeply and misses his mates. but he's oblove. i can't imagine himieeply in love. i can't imagine him eneonene—nl in love. i can't imagine him- ever_ however, once ever leaving her. however, once ene-e— ever leaving her. however, once ene-e eon— ever leaving her. however, once ene-e eat on— ever leaving her. however, once she's sort of rinsed— ever leaving her. however, once she's sort of rinsed him for as nnen— she's sort of rinsed him for as nnaen ene— she's sort of rinsed him for as much she goes,— she's sort of rinsed him for as much she goes, he can, she goes, tnennone. — much she goes, he can, she goes, tnenvonelean— much she goes, he can, she goes, everyone. can imagine everyone. i can imagine her nontne— everyone. i can imagine her none-tat.- everyone. i can imagine her- moving-dad,-sister, moving on. her dad, her sister, her ex—husband. she goes to everyone. i actually think chris mullins on everyone. i actually think chris mullbelinda on everyone. i actually think chris mullbelinda de on everyone. i actually think chris mullbelinda de lucy on everyone. i actually think chris mullbelinda de lucy benjamin this. belinda de lucy benjamin butterworth, malone, this. belinda de lucy benjamin butteryou h, malone, this. belinda de lucy benjamin butteryou h, much.malone, this. belinda de lucy benjamin butteryou h, much. andtne, this. belinda de lucy benjamin butteryou h, much. and do stand thank you so much. and do stand by because coming does keir by because coming up, does keir starmer ulterior motive starmer have an ulterior motive for giving year andy for giving 16 year olds? andy sunak yep. sunak nationals the vote? yep. and could his proposal be an insidious attempt to reverse brexit? absolutely to my superstar bannau will return to debate that shortly. but next, after becoming biggest tory after becoming the biggest tory heavy attack heavy hitter to attack the leadership of prime minister rishi sunak in is the pm overseeing a managed decline of the tories and should boris johnson now return to lead the party? my exclusive sit down with the former home secretary priti patel coming up after this short .

anyway, headline is every night from 11 on gb news britain . our from 11 on gb news britain. our exclusive coverage of the conservative democratic organisation conference continues now with tory heavy hitter priti patel, the former home secretary, marked the weekend with one of the most blistering attacks yet on rishi sunak, claiming the prime minister was overseeing the, quote, managed decline of the conservative party. while keir stamen— conservative party. while keir stanne eave— conservative party. while keir starmer says urges— conservative party. while keir starmer says urges on- while keir starmer says urges on downing stneet—

starmer says urges on downing sneet tn— starmer says urges on downing street in front— starmer says urges on downing street in front of— starmer says urges on downing street in front of a— starmer says urges on downing street in front of a live aattenee— street in front of a live audience bursting with faithful but disillusioned tory members, we eoone— but disillusioned tory members, we spoke about— but disillusioned tory members, we spoke about boris johnson's neannt— we spoke about boris johnson's netann tn— we spoke about boris johnson's return in partygate the snp toeat— return in partygate the snp local election— return in partygate the snp local election drubbings and why tnoee— local election drubbings and why tnoee tn— local election drubbings and why tnoee tn tne— local election drubbings and why those in the upper— local election drubbings and why those in the upper echelons of the those in the upper echelons of tne oanv— those in the upper echelons of tne oany neet— those in the upper echelons of the party need to— those in the upper echelons of the party need to rediscover tnetn— the party need to rediscover tnetn nae— the party need to rediscover their true conservatism . we now their true conservatism. we now nave— their true conservatism. we now nave a— their true conservatism. we now nane a ontt— their true conservatism. we now have a civil service,— their true conservatism. we now have a civil service, a woke ttot— have a civil service, a woke ttot .— have a civil service, a woke blob , whatever— have a civil service, a woke blob , whatever you want to call blob, whatever you want to call tnee.— blob, whatever you want to call tnen. nee— blob, whatever you want to call them, were working in tandem nttn— them, were working in tandem nttn tne— them, were working in tandem with the mainstream media in ttte— with the mainstream media in an eoantnn— with the mainstream media in this country and— with the mainstream media in this country and i— with the mainstream media in this country and i think that is eonetntnt— this country and i think that is something that— this country and i think that is something that the conservative party— something that the conservative nany neattv— something that the conservative party really need— something that the conservative party really need to start tntnntnt— party really need to start thinking about our institutions. tet-e— thinking about our institutions. tet-e te— thinking about our institutions. let's be honest— thinking about our institutions. let's be honest .— thinking about our institutions. let's be honest . this- thinking about our institutions. let's be honest . this is- thinking about our institutions. let's be honest. this is about our established institutions as they have a particular mae muller dislike to the conservative party. that's self—evident. but conservative party. that's self—evident . but also it's not self—evident. but also it's not tnet— self—evident. but also it's not taet atoat— self—evident. but also it's not iaet atoat — self—evident. but also it's not just about us. you— self—evident. but also it's not just about us. you know,- tii“. but also it's not just about us. /titt. titi“. but also it's not just about us. /titt. just about us. you know, us as a party. it's just about us. you know, us as a party- tt-e nnat— just about us. you know, us as a party. it's what we— just about us. you know, us as a party. it's what we stand- just about us. /titt. ..5 it's what we stand for. party. it's what we stand for. tte— party. it's what we stand for. to ean— party. it's what we stand for. it's our beliefs— party. it's what we stand for. it's our beliefs . we got an 80 it's our beliefs. we got an 80 seat majority, but yet you think about the way in which or dare i say, the machinery of the state response is no, you know, everything is like computers. there's no you can't do this.

rather than how can we help you to deliver on your priorities. it feels to me like what the conservative party leadership and certainly the parliamentary party have decided to do is give in to this blob . and now my in to this blob. and now my antanent— in to this blob. and now my argument would— in to this blob. and now my argument would be- t“ and now my argument would be they don't nant— argument would be they don't nant to— argument would be they don't nant to non— argument would be they don't want to work with you. they want to teetnov— want to work with you. they want to teetnoy yoa. — want to work with you. they want to destroy you. so— want to work with you. they want to destroy you. so do you think the parliamentary— to destroy you. so do you think the parliamentary leadership neete— the parliamentary leadership neeteto— the parliamentary leadership needs to change its approach ? needs to change its approach? voa— needs to change its approach? voa an— needs to change its approach? voa te— needs to change its approach? you can be strong— needs to change its approach? you can be strong as- needs to change its approach? you can be strong as a- needs to change its approach? you can be strong as a leader, as a secretary of state to get what you need out of the system. i'm going to call it the system teaae— i'm going to call it the system teaae tatte— i'm going to call it the system because quite frankly, it is tte— because quite frankly, it is tt-e tne— because quite frankly, it is it's the states,— because quite frankly, it is it's the states, the civil eenneet— it's the states, the civil service, government departments, eventntnt— service, government departments, eventntno tnat-e— service, government departments, everything that's just getting note— everything that's just getting note-tatte— everything that's just getting bigger bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger and vvanaeat— bigger and bigger and bigger and vvanaeat-nnon— bigger and bigger and bigger and wahaca,-know . - bigger and bigger and bigger and wahaca, know . wahaca, as we know. but, you nnen.— wahaca, as we know. but, you nnen. ae— wahaca, as we know. but, you know, as a political leader, we can't also just sort of attribute blame for our own failures, because at the end of the day , we were the ones with the day, we were the ones with the day, we were the ones with the mandate. and it's maybe the tnet— the mandate. and it's maybe the ttnet ttne— the mandate. and it's maybe the first time that— the mandate. and it's maybe the first time that the— the mandate. and it's maybe the first time that the rest— i and it's maybe the first time that the rest of the meta— first time that the rest of the media .thinking_ first time that the rest of the media thinking actually this media is thinking actually this eoao— media is thinking actually this eoao tttn-t— media is thinking actually this coup didn't work— media is thinking actually this coup didn't work last year

teaae— coup didn't work last year because do— coup didn't work last year because do you- coup didn't work last year because do you agree with me tnat— because do you agree with me tnat tne— because do you agree with me that the local— because do you agree with me that the local election result acas— that the local election result acas nee— that the local election result acas were an _ that the local election result acas were an unmitigated tteaeten— acas were an unmitigated disaster for— acas were an unmitigated disaster for rishi sunak and the coneennattne— disaster for rishi sunak and the conservative party— disaster for rishi sunak and the conservative party and make it nen— conservative party and make it nen tnetn— conservative party and make it nen ttnety tnat— conservative party and make it very likely that unless there is changet_ very likely that unless there is enanoet nnen— very likely that unless there is change, which is— very likely that unless there is change, which is obviously what this conference— change, which is obviously what this conference is— change, which is obviously what this conference is about, you nannt— this conference is about, you taetnt a— this conference is about, you are facing a thumping at the eeneat— are facing a thumping at the general election— are facing a thumping at the general election under rishi sanan. — general election under rishi sanan. so— general election under rishi sunak. so we— general election under rishi sunak. i sunak. so we want to avoid that . the election results— sunak. i the election results were . the election results were tenate— . the election results were terrible for— . the election results were terrible for us— . the election results were terrible for us as- the election results were terrible for us as a party collectively— terrible for us as a party collectively ,_ terrible for us as a party collectively , and as i've said collectively, and as i've said eaten— collectively, and as i've said eantten on— collectively, and as i've said earlier on in— collectively, and as i've said earlier on in my— collectively, and as i've said earlier on in my remarks, tnee-e— earlier on in my remarks, tnee-e a— earlier on in my remarks, there's a range- earlier on in my remarks, there's a range of reasons for tnat— there's a range of reasons for tnat .— there's a range of reasons for tnat . taet— there's a range of reasons for that . last year— there's a range of reasons for that . last year lot to do that. last year had a lot to do nttn— that. last year had a lot to do an tt— that. last year had a lot to do an t. voa— that. last year had a lot to do with it. you know,— that. last year had a lot to do with it. you know, people feel disillusioned.— with it. you know, people feel disillusioned. members disillusioned. our members feel disillusioned,— disillusioned, and they think tnat.— disillusioned, and they think tnat-nnon. — disillusioned, and they think that, know, parliament party that, you know, parliament party toee— that, you know, parliament party toee not— that, you know, parliament party does not represent— that, you know, parliament party does not represent views of does not represent the views of the does not represent the views of tne—onn— does not represent the views of the _our grassroots. does not represent the views of the—our grassroots .| the majority of our grassroots. i the majority of our grassroots. t ean— the majority of our grassroots. i can concur with— the majority of our grassroots. i can concur with that as well. voa— i can concur with that as well. voa nnon— i can concur with that as well. voa nnontltot— i can concur with that as well. you know,llot of— i can concur with that as well. you know, lot of people i meet you know, a lot of people i meet evenn— you know, a lot of people i meet even-eav— you know, a lot of people i meet even-eat ttte— you know, a lot of people i meet every-say this,-so- you know, a lot of people i meet every say this, so we every day say this, too. so we enante— every day say this, too. so we can change this— every day say this, too. so we can change this by mobilising the can change this by mobilising tne taeet— can change this by mobilising the base, being— can change this by mobilising the base, being honest , can change this by mobilising the base, being honest, being tnatntatt— the base, being honest, being truthful, being— the base, being honest, being truthful, being respectful and not nnnt— truthful, being respectful and not tnnno to.— truthful, being respectful and not trying to, you know, cancel eventotv— not trying to, you know, cancel everybody oat— not trying to, you know, cancel everybody out and— not trying to, you know, cancel everybody out and also, remember, we've just lost over

toee— remember, we've just lost over 1000 councillors— remember, we've just lost over 1000 councillors and i do feel etnonttv— 1000 councillors and i do feel etnonoty atoat— 1000 councillors and i do feel strongly about that because i tetteve— strongly about that because i tetteve tn— strongly about that because i believe in conservative representation. vita believe in conservative representation. ntint believe in conservative- representation. now i've spoken to a lot of senior conservatives in westminster over the past week in preparation for today , week in preparation for today, and they tell me of a fear that rishi sunak doesn't believe he can win the next election and that he is prepared to lose in a dignified manner. what's your take on that? come on. you cannot— take on that? come on. you cannot te— take on that? come on. you cannot be leader— take on that? come on. you cannot be leader of- t“ .“.7 come on. you cannot be leader of our great, eaeeeeetat— cannot be leader of our great, successful political party and not nave— successful political party and not have hunger,— successful political party and not have hunger, drive, ambition to to— not have hunger, drive, ambition to to tne— not have hunger, drive, ambition to to tne teet— not have hunger, drive, ambition to do the best that— not have hunger, drive, ambition to do the best that you possibly ton— to do the best that you possibly can for our amazing country. nttnt. — can for our amazing country. right. because— can for our amazing country. right. because you talked eaten— right. because you talked eantten tn— right. because you talked earlier in your— right. because you talked earlier in your speech about a tea— earlier in your speech about a tea ot— earlier in your speech about a fear of managed— earlier in your speech about a fear of managed decline. so what can fear of managed decline. so what ne— fear of managed decline. so what to to— fear of managed decline. so what can he do specifically to turn that around, stand up for conservative ism? so we've heard eonetetenttv— conservative ism? so we've heard consistently today— conservative ism? so we've heard consistently today we _ i 5ti7 so we've heard consistently today we know i 5ti“7 so we've heard consistently today we know what we eat— consistently today we know what we etant ton— consistently today we know what we stand for and— consistently today we know what we stand for and also we are oatntotte— we stand for and also we are oatntotte .— we stand for and also we are oatnotte . vve— we stand for and also we are patriotic . we love our country. patriotic. we love our country. voa— patriotic. we love our country. voa nnon— patriotic. we love our country. voa nnon .— patriotic. we love our country. voa nnon . ne— patriotic. we love our country. you know , we believe that we can you know, we believe that we can be nette— you know, we believe that we can be tetten ae— you know, we believe that we can be tetten ae a— you know, we believe that we can be better as a nation. and that

ateo— be better as a nation. and that also means speaking to the hopes and also means speaking to the hopes ant aeotnattone— also means speaking to the hopes and aspirations of— also means speaking to the hopes and aspirations of the british oeoote.— and aspirations of the british oeoote. tatte— and aspirations of the british people, quite frankly , that is people, quite frankly, that is the people, quite frankly, that is tne eoet— people, quite frankly, that is the most exciting thing about tent— the most exciting thing about tent tn— the most exciting thing about being in politics, right? the tatte— being in politics, right? the tattte ot— being in politics, right? the battle of ideas— being in politics, right? the battle of ideas is okay, let's tatt— battle of ideas is okay, let's tatn atoat— battle of ideas is okay, let's talk about the _ battle of ideas is okay, let's talk about the big blonde eteonant— talk about the big blonde eteonant tn— talk about the big blonde elephant in the room, because he etant— elephant in the room, because he nttnt not— elephant in the room, because he ntont not te— elephant in the room, because he might not be here— elephant in the room, because he might not be here today , but all might not be here today, but all you might not be here today, but all non neet— might not be here today, but all on neet to— might not be here today, but all you neet to to— might not be here today, but all you need to do to— might not be here today, but all you need to do to is speak to any— you need to do to is speak to any on— you need to do to is speak to any on tne— you need to do to is speak to any of the activists here today or any of the activists here today on toon— any of the activists here today on took at— any of the activists here today or look at the— any of the activists here today or look at the results of the gb tene— or look at the results of the gb tene oott— or look at the results of the gb news poll which— or look at the results of the gb news poll which we've had nanntne— news poll which we've had running tn— news poll which we've had running in the— news poll which we've had running in the foyer all day and etone— running in the foyer all day and tone on— running in the foyer all day and over 90% of people here say that tnet— over 90% of people here say that tnev ane— over 90% of people here say that tney tean — over 90% of people here say that they are team boris— over 90% of people here say that they are team boris rather than team— they are team boris rather than tean .— they are team boris rather than tean . ntent — they are team boris rather than team . rishi isn't— they are team boris rather than team . rishi isn't .— they are team boris rather than team . rishi isn't . isn't the team. rishi isn't. isn't the eotatton— team. rishi isn't. isn't the solution obvious? 37�*”jil..gt we had solution obvious? pretty. we had an extraordinary— solution obvious? pretty. we had an extraordinary .— solution obvious? 37�*”jil..gt we had an extraordinary . success in the an extraordinary. success in the zone— an extraordinary. success in the zone eeneat— an extraordinary. success in the 2019 general election, but we got an— 2019 general election, but we got an eo— 2019 general election, but we got an 80 eeat— 2019 general election, but we got an 80 seat majority and we tn— got an 80 seat majority and we tn oante— got an 80 seat majority and we tn oane ot— got an 80 seat majority and we won in parts of the— got an 80 seat majority and we won in parts of the country nnen— won in parts of the country nnten nat— won in parts of the country which had been— won in parts of the country which had been untouched from eoneennatten — which had been untouched from conservatism for— which had been untouched from conservatism for decades .

conservatism for decades. aetaattn— conservatism for decades. actually, there _ conservatism for decades. actually, there were some parts of actually, there were some parts on tne— actually, there were some parts on tne eoantnv— actually, there were some parts of the country that hadn't seen a conservative— of the country that hadn't seen a conservative mp— of the country that hadn't seen a conservative mp margaret a conservative mp since margaret tnatenent—ne- a conservative mp since margaret thatcher,_we do i thatcher, since 83. and we do tonte— thatcher, since 83. and we do note a— thatcher, since 83. and we do owe boris a debt— thatcher, since 83. and we do owe boris a debt of gratitude for owe boris a debt of gratitude ton tnat. — owe boris a debt of gratitude ton tnat. ant— owe boris a debt of gratitude for that. and there are mps in vveetntneten— for that. and there are mps in westminster today that have to neeonttee— westminster today that have to recognise that— westminster today that have to recognise that they are only mps for recognise that they are only mps ton tne— recognise that they are only mps for the constituencies that they neoneeent— for the constituencies that they represent because _ for the constituencies that they represent because of boris. he is represent because of boris. he te an— represent because of boris. he is an electoral— represent because of boris. he is an electoral asset in my view. london's— is an electoral asset in my view. london's been a tough gig for view. london's been a tough gig ton oa— view. london's been a tough gig ton oann— view. london's been a tough gig for our party, right,— view. london's been a tough gig for our party, right, but he was atte— for our party, right, but he was atte to— for our party, right, but he was atte to ntn— for our party, right, but he was able to win in— for our party, right, but he was able to win in parts of the eoantnv— able to win in parts of the eoantny ttne— able to win in parts of the country like london, where other eoneennattnee— country like london, where other conservatives have— country like london, where other conservatives have failed. we're going— conservatives have failed. we're ootnt to— conservatives have failed. we're ootnt to neet— conservatives have failed. we're going to need him. we will need ntn— going to need him. we will need ntn to— going to need him. we will need ntn to one— going to need him. we will need him to come back— going to need him. we will need him to come back and re oatnantee— him to come back and re galvanise us— him to come back and re galvanise us and re—energize the tnaeenoote— galvanise us and re—energize the onaeenoote ae— galvanise us and re—energize the onaeenoote ae ne— galvanise us and re—energize the grassroots as we go— galvanise us and re—energize the grassroots as we go into an eteetton— grassroots as we go into an election. leadership challenge. tetone— election. leadership challenge. tetonetnen— election. leadership challenge. before then, i'll— election. leadership challenge. before then, i'll be very eanttt. — before then, i'll be very eanttt. t— before then, i'll be very candid. i don't think that's going— candid. i don't think that's ootnt-to— candid. i don't think that's ootnolto ae— candid. i don't think that's going do us the world of good going to do us the world of good at att— going to do us the world of good at att-oanttv— going to do us the world of good at all partly because of at all and partly because of eventntnt— at all and partly because of everything that— at all and partly because of everything that the public saw taet— everything that the public saw taet-tn— everything that the public saw taet-tn oane— everything that the public saw last-in parts of- everything that the public saw last in parts of my last year in parts of my constituency. - last year in parts of my constituency. bring back boris , constituency. bring back boris, oeoote— constituency. bring back boris, oeoote nee— constituency. bring back boris, people were saying that to me, nen— people were saying that to me, nen aettne — people were saying that to me, very active albie_ people were saying that to me, very active albie and feeling tatte— very active albie and feeling quite embarrassed about what has naooenet— quite embarrassed about what has naooenet oen— quite embarrassed about what has happened over the— quite embarrassed about what has happened over the last 12 nontne— happened over the last 12 nontne vve— happened over the last 12 months. we have ejected, you nnon— months. we have ejected, you know .— months. we have ejected, you know . tn— months. we have ejected, you know , in succession now dumas know, in succession now dumas onaetteattv— know, in succession now dumas practically elected— know, in succession now dumas

practically elected leaders of oatn— practically elected leaders of oann tte— practically elected leaders of our party. it's happened to nantanet— our party. it's happened to margaret thatcher, it's happened to none— margaret thatcher, it's happened to none tn— margaret thatcher, it's happened to none tn nn— margaret thatcher, it's happened to boris. in my view. boris noatt— to boris. in my view. boris noatt nave— to boris. in my view. boris would have won- to boris. in my view. boris would have won us the next eteetton— would have won us the next eteetton. tt— would have won us the next election. it also— would have won us the next election. it also happened to his successor— election. it also happened to his successor ,_ election. it also happened to his successor , you know, a his successor, you know, a eoaote— his successor, you know, a eoaote ot— his successor, you know, a couple of months later. and that cannot— couple of months later. and that cannot te— couple of months later. and that cannot be right.— couple of months later. and that cannot be right. but couldn't he etttt— cannot be right. but couldn't he etttt ntn— cannot be right. but couldn't he etttt ntn voa— cannot be right. but couldn't he still win you the— cannot be right. but couldn't he still win you the next election? ten-t— still win you the next election? ten-t tnat— still win you the next election? ten-t tnat tne— still win you the next election? isn't that the point?— still win you the next election? isn't that the point? well- still win you the next election? isn't that the point? well there you go. there you go. i mean, i tnet— you go. there you go. i mean, i taet ton-t— you go. there you go. i mean, i taet ton-t eee— you go. there you go. i mean, i just don't see, you— gitt there you go. i mean, i just don't see, you know, the oattte— just don't see, you know, the oattte nont— just don't see, you know, the public right now— just don't see, you know, the public right now with where we vve-ne tot— public right now with where we vve-ne got a— public right now with where we are. we've got a job of work to to.— are. we've got a job of work to to. ae— are. we've got a job of work to to. ae tne— are. we've got a job of work to do. as i've said,— are. we've got a job of work to do. as i've said, our- are. we've got a job of work to do. as i've said, our reputation nae— do. as i've said, our reputation nae taken— do. as i've said, our reputation nae taken a— do. as i've said, our reputation has taken a battering. it really nae— has taken a battering. it really nae so— has taken a battering. it really nae so ne— has taken a battering. it really has. so we have— has taken a battering. it really has. so we have to rebuild off tne— has. so we have to rebuild off tne tatt— has. so we have to rebuild off tne tack on— has. so we have to rebuild off the back of these— has. so we have to rebuild off the back of these local elections— the back of these local elections .— the back of these local elections . there's no doubt elections. there's no doubt atoat— elections. there's no doubt atoat tt. — elections. there's no doubt about it. this— elections. there's no doubt about it. t“ g .i.“ about it. this partygate witch hunt, as i call it, has not ended.the hunt, as i call it, has not ended. the kangaroo court of the privileges committee is yet to rule. now, it was reported late last week that harriet harman and sue gray. sue gray, who was about to be keir starmer as chief of staff, met secretly in the preparation session for this privileges committee. why do you think there's not much focus on that and does it not seem

corrupt to you? it just seems totally wrong, totally , totally totally wrong, totally, totally wrong. it really does corrupt in eottaetont— wrong. it really does corrupt in collusion, the— wrong. it really does corrupt in collusion, the lack— wrong. it really does corrupt in collusion, the lack of- collusion, the lack of transparency and this is a very eenetttne— transparency and this is a very sensitive subject— transparency and this is a very sensitive subject in westminster teaae— sensitive subject in westminster teaae tt— sensitive subject in westminster teaae tt te— sensitive subject in westminster because it is the— sensitive subject in westminster because it is the privileged nntnttetee— because it is the privileged privileges committee . we all privileges committee. we all nave— privileges committee. we all nave to— privileges committee. we all nave to te— privileges committee. we all have to be very— privileges committee. we all have to be very careful about non— have to be very careful about non ne — have to be very careful about non ne nenen— have to be very careful about how we refer to _ have to be very careful about how we refer to people. and the eonntttee— how we refer to people. and the eonntttee .— how we refer to people. and the committee , etcetera. but, you committee, etcetera. but, you nnon— committee, etcetera. but, you know. tnane— committee, etcetera. but, you know, trans apparency is tnoonant— know, trans apparency is important and- know, trans apparency is important and there has been zero transparency. there's been too nnen— zero transparency. there's been too much hearsay— zero transparency. there's been too much hearsay meetings behind etoeet— too much hearsay meetings behind etoeet toon— too much hearsay meetings behind closed doors and— too much hearsay meetings behind closed doors and in— too much hearsay meetings behind closed doors and in a way in nnen— closed doors and in a way in nnten tn— closed doors and in a way in which i'm sorry— closed doors and in a way in which i'm sorry to say this, butt— which i'm sorry to say this, tat. voa— which i'm sorry to say this, but, you know,— which i'm sorry to say this, but, you know, this has been a nen— but, you know, this has been a nen teonattnt— but, you know, this has been a very degrading process, hasn't it? very degrading process, hasn't tte ven— very degrading process, hasn't it? very humiliating and just not ntnt— it? very humiliating and just not nont ton— it? very humiliating and just not right for some a piece of take. — not right for some a piece of take. ant— not right for some a piece of cake. and i'm— not right for some a piece of cake. and i'm sorry,- not right for some a piece of cake. '“ti not right for some a piece of cake. ' cake. and i'm sorry, buddy. can you understand the anger here when you look at what's going on in scotland with the snp and scheming sturgeon and the media for two years have not reported on that when they were obsessed with a piece of cake. so this does come back down, though, doesn't it? to your point, when we etanet — doesn't it? to your point, when we started the— i . .7 to your point, when

we started the discussion, this attennoon— we started the discussion, this afternoon mainstream afternoon about the mainstream nettat— afternoon about the mainstream netta. non— afternoon about the mainstream media, how selective it has been in media, how selective it has been tn tene— media, how selective it has been tn tenne ot— media, how selective it has been in terms of filtering information , the lack of focus, information, the lack of focus, vou— information, the lack of focus, on non. — information, the lack of focus, you know. tatt— information, the lack of focus, you know, lack of— information, the lack of focus, you know, lack of focus on soottantt— you know, lack of focus on scotland, snp _ you know, lack of focus on scotland, snp sturgeon and then tn tn— scotland, snp sturgeon and then tn tn tn— scotland, snp sturgeon and then zero in in in scotland . . zero in in in scotland. it's oaaeoano. — zero in in in scotland. it's outrageous. it's— zero in in in scotland. it's outrageous. it's extraordinary and quite undemocratic. again , and quite undemocratic. again, and quite undemocratic. again, and involving all— and quite undemocratic. again, and involving all sorts- and quite undemocratic. again, and involving all sorts of- .. again, and involving all sorts of you nnon— and involving all sorts of you know. teeaee— and involving all sorts of you know, issues. now it looks like eonnaotton— know, issues. now it looks like corruption basically as well. ant— corruption basically as well. ant voa— corruption basically as well. and you know,— corruption basically as well. and you know, the bowels of that oanteatan— and you know, the bowels of that oanteatan oanv— and you know, the bowels of that particular party and that will nave— particular party and that will nave ttt— particular party and that will have big consequences at the eeneat— have big consequences at the general election— have big consequences at the general election that could taeteattv— general election that could basically change the electoral eonooettton— basically change the electoral composition of— basically change the electoral composition of our country as net.— composition of our country as nett so— composition of our country as nett so ttte— composition of our country as well. so this matters when it to— well. so this matters when it to tne— well. so this matters when it comes to the health and well tent— comes to the health and well tent on— comes to the health and well tent on tne— comes to the health and well being of the united kingdom, the tntetnttv— being of the united kingdom, the tnteontv ot— being of the united kingdom, the tnteonty ot oa— being of the united kingdom, the integrity of our democracy. tnene — integrity of our democracy. there should— integrity of our democracy. there should be full scrutiny as to-nae— there should be full scrutiny as to-has happened- there should be full scrutiny as to has happened has to what has happened there has nent — to what has happened there has kemi _committed- to what has happened there has kemi _committed a. to what has happened there has kemi committed a brexit kemi badenoch committed a brexit tetnavat— kemi badenoch committed a brexit tetnavat ttte— kemi badenoch committed a brexit betrayal this week?— kemi badenoch committed a brexit betrayal this week? i do feel nen— betrayal this week? i do feel nen strongly— betrayal this week? i do feel very strongly that at the end of the very strongly that at the end of tne tav— very strongly that at the end of tne tan ne— very strongly that at the end of the day we promise that we were going— the day we promise that we were ootnt to— the day we promise that we were ootnt to nave— the day we promise that we were going to have the— the day we promise that we were going to have the bonfire of neontattone— going to have the bonfire of regulations. i— going to have the bonfire of regulations. i-in- going to have the bonfire of regulations. i in government regulations. i was in government for regulations. i was in government ton one— regulations. i was in government ton tnnee— regulations. i was in government for over three years— regulations. i was in government for over three years and there a tot— for over three years and there a tot ot— for over three years and there was a lot of work— for over three years and there was a lot of work that took otaee— was a lot of work that took place. department by department per place. department by department oen teoannentt— place. department by department per department, on literally oetttnt— per department, on literally

oetttno neatn— per department, on literally oetttno neatn .— per department, on literally getting ready , you know, doing getting ready, you know, doing the getting ready, you know, doing tne nnote— getting ready, you know, doing the whole track— getting ready, you know, doing the whole track of , you know, the whole track of, you know, nnat— the whole track of, you know, nnat na— the whole track of, you know, nnat ootnt— the whole track of, you know, what was going to go , what would what was going to go, what would be neoeatet— what was going to go, what would be repealed and— what was going to go, what would be repealed and all— what was going to go, what would be repealed and all of this just to— be repealed and all of this just seems to have— be repealed and all of this just seems to have just disappeared. now:— seems to have just disappeared. ton. tnat— seems to have just disappeared. now, that might— seems to have just disappeared. now, that might be the civil eenntee— now, that might be the civil eenntee .— now, that might be the civil eenntee . tat— now, that might be the civil service , but said, you service, but as i said, you nnon— service, but as i said, you know, politicians , we have to know, as politicians, we have to teat. — know, as politicians, we have to teat. to— know, as politicians, we have to teat. to oonen— know, as politicians, we have to lead. to govern choose . lead. to govern is to choose. voa—tttattnt- lead. to govern is to choose. you—diluting ati you cannot start diluting at ttte— you cannot start diluting at an etate— you cannot start diluting at tnte etate ot— you cannot start diluting at this stage of a— you cannot start diluting at this stage of a parliament when this stage of a parliament when this parliament— this stage of a parliament when this parliament was elected to tettnen— this parliament was elected to tettnen on— this parliament was elected to deliver on getting rid of these tane — deliver on getting rid of these tane ant— deliver on getting rid of these laws. and again,— deliver on getting rid of these laws. and again, this is about ttnet.— laws. and again, this is about tnaet. tt— laws. and again, this is about tnaet. tt ne— laws. and again, this is about trust. if we do— laws. and again, this is about trust. if we do not deliver , the trust. if we do not deliver, the anten— trust. if we do not deliver, the british public— trust. if we do not deliver, the british public will— trust. if we do not deliver, the british public will say, well, you— british public will say, well, you nnon— british public will say, well, you know, what— british public will say, well, you know, what have you been totnt— you know, what have you been totnt ton— you know, what have you been doing for three— you know, what have you been doing for three years? you've tetnanet — doing for three years? you've tetnanet ae— doing for three years? you've betrayed us, you've let us down ant—nant- and look, finally, i just want to-tne— and look, finally, i just want to _the question- and look, finally, i just want to the question that to ask you the question that tne— to ask you the question that tne teen— to ask you the question that i've been asking. all of these great folk today, team boris or team rishi, we're all conservatives, right? we've got to focus on winning— conservatives, right? we've got to focus on winning and- i g“.7 we've got to focus on winning and look , i to focus on winning and look, i an — to focus on winning and look, i am a massive supporter of boris. tnee-e— am a massive supporter of boris. tnee-e no— am a massive supporter of boris. there's no doubt— am a massive supporter of boris. there's no doubt about that . you there's no doubt about that. you nnon— there's no doubt about that. you know. tn— there's no doubt about that. you nnon. tn teeotn— there's no doubt about that. you know, i'm deeply loyal as well. on tnat— know, i'm deeply loyal as well. on that basis,— know, i'm deeply loyal as well. on that basis, i— know, i'm deeply loyal as well. on that basis, i was very loyal to none— on that basis, i was very loyal to none ant— on that basis, i was very loyal to boris and i— on that basis, i was very loyal to boris and i would not change my to boris and i would not change nnn ooettton. — to boris and i would not change nnn ooettton. nn— to boris and i would not change my position. by the way. i neattn— my position. by the way. i really wouldn't. tit g really wouldn't. he gave me the greatest i served in greatest privilege i served in government alongside him as his home secretary but now

home secretary but right now tot— home secretary but right now got to— home secretary but right now we've got to focus— home secretary but right now we've got to focus on- i itit.? 3 but right now we've got to focus on winning. vve-ne— we've got to focus on winning. vve-ne tot— we've got to focus on winning. vve-ne got to— we've got to focus on winning. we've got to focus— we've got to focus on winning. we've got to focus on rebuilding for we've got to focus on rebuilding ton teeatee— we've got to focus on rebuilding for decades to— we've got to focus on rebuilding for decades to make sure that we nane— for decades to make sure that we nane a— for decades to make sure that we nane a ean— for decades to make sure that we nane a eat on— for decades to make sure that we have a say on the— for decades to make sure that we have a say on the leadership , to have a say on the leadership, to mate— have a say on the leadership, to make sure that— have a say on the leadership, to make sure that you— have a say on the leadership, to make sure that you have a say on eeteettone— make sure that you have a say on eeteettone to— make sure that you have a say on selections, to make— make sure that you have a say on selections, to make sure you're aenoeatte— selections, to make sure you're democratic voices— selections, to make sure you're democratic voices are heard and tnat— democratic voices are heard and tnat nanee— democratic voices are heard and tnat mate a— democratic voices are heard and that makes a difference. so thank— that makes a difference. so thank nea— that makes a difference. so thank you so— that makes a difference. so thank you so much- that makes a difference. so thank you so much for- that makes a difference. so thank you so much for all of your today. brilliant. your support today. brilliant. dan, for being here as dan, thank you for being here as well. thank you for everything you— well. thank you for everything noa .— well. thank you for everything on . ton— well. thank you for everything you . ton-ao- well. thank you for everything you . ton-no tn- you. now coming up in uncanceled,- you. now coming up in uncanceled, the scandal hit, uncanceled, as the scandal hit, phillip— uncanceled, as the scandal hit, phillip schofield— uncanceled, as the scandal hit, phillip schofield calls in the tannene— phillip schofield calls in the tannee ant— phillip schofield calls in the lawyers and a— phillip schofield calls in the lawyers and a pr expert . lawyers and a pr expert. is he tnaotno— lawyers and a pr expert. is he bracing himself— lawyers and a pr expert. is he bracing himself to be axed by woke itv? kelvin mackenzie live in the studio with more information on this shortly. but information on this shortly. but in media buzz as slippery , in the media buzz as slippery, starmer the vote starmer plans to hand the vote to year and eu citizens to 16 year olds and eu citizens in a dictatorial really power grab, would a labour general election win spell the end of a future tory majority forever ? my future tory majority forever? my superstar panel returned to debate that in just one moment.

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carole malone. the broadcaster and journalist benjamin butterworth , and the former mep butterworth, and the former mep beunda butterworth, and the former mep belinda de lucy. now perhaps realising that he won't attract enough votes to achieve a majority , he slippery starmer as majority, he slippery starmer as we just saw, is changing tact. instead said trying to change who gets the vote. speaking earlier today , the labour leader earlier today, the labour leader suggested we should include 60 year olds in the electorate as well as eu nationals are well as eu nationals who are without british citizenship . without british citizenship. watch you can do at watch big things you can do at 16 and 17. and again, it's not 16 and17. and again, it's not enon— 16 and17. and again, it's not eaen an— 16 and17. and again, it's not such an outlandish- to “i and again, it's not such an outlandish idea in in in vvatee— such an outlandish idea in in in vvatee tt— such an outlandish idea in in in wales. it already— such an outlandish idea in in in wales. it already happens in soottant.— wales. it already happens in soottant. tt— wales. it already happens in scotland. it already happens . scotland. it already happens. ant— scotland. it already happens. ant eo— scotland. it already happens. ant eo atatnt— scotland. it already happens. and so again, we're looking at, you— and so again, we're looking at, noa nnon— and so again, we're looking at, you nnon. nottnt— and so again, we're looking at, you know, voting .— and so again, we're looking at, you know, voting . if someone has you know, voting. if someone has teen— you know, voting. if someone has teen nenet— you know, voting. if someone has teen nee. eant— you know, voting. if someone has been here, say, ten,— you know, voting. if someone has been here, say, ten, 20, 30 teae— been here, say, ten, 20, 30 years contributing to this eonon oan— years contributing to this economy, part of our community, tnet— economy, part of our community, tnen oatnt— economy, part of our community, tnen oaont to— economy, part of our community, tnen oaont to te— economy, part of our community, they ought to be able to vote . they ought to be able to vote. nate— they ought to be able to vote. make no— they ought to be able to vote. make no mistake— they ought to be able to vote. make no mistake , despite some make no mistake, despite some aettnt— make no mistake, despite some aettnt ttne— make no mistake, despite some aettno tne ne— make no mistake, despite some acting like he has— make no mistake, despite some acting like he has honest intentions,— acting like he has honest intentions, this move is so otntoaetn— intentions, this move is so otntoaetn a— intentions, this move is so obviously a power grab to teetnon— obviously a power grab to teetnon tne— obviously a power grab to destroy the conservatives as a ootttteat— destroy the conservatives as a political force, _ destroy the conservatives as a political force, as— destroy the conservatives as a political force, as was pointed

oat— political force, as was pointed oat tn— political force, as was pointed oat tn tont— political force, as was pointed out by lord cruddas at the taanen— out by lord cruddas at the taanen on— out by lord cruddas at the launch on saturday. �*7 i launch on saturday. if labour ntn— launch on saturday. if labour a— launch on saturday. if labour a ttt— launch on saturday. if labour wins a big majority at the next election, they will reduce the voting age to 16. they will atotten— voting age to 16. they will abolish voter— voting age to 16. they will abolish voter id— voting age to 16. they will abolish voter id and- “g g to they will abolish voter id and they will tntnotaee— abolish voter id and they will introduce proportional representation , making it almost representation, making it almost tnooeettte— representation, making it almost tnooeettte ton— representation, making it almost impossible for the— representation, making it almost impossible for the conservatives to ntn— impossible for the conservatives to ntn an— impossible for the conservatives to win an outright— impossible for the conservatives to win an outright majority in the to win an outright majority in tne tatane— to win an outright majority in tne tatane . — to win an outright majority in the future . and— to win an outright majority in the future . ' “ti the future. and while woke teenagers turning up at the ballot box is one thing. many have rightly warned that allowing eu citizens to vote could a precursor to a second could be a precursor to a second brexit referendum, enabling a return to brussels . so belinda return to brussels. so belinda de lucy, i'm sorry, this is starmer trying to rig elections for evermore. is it not? it's trying to chain our- . “tit.7 it's trying to chain our country to tne— trying to chain our country to tne tann— trying to chain our country to the dark corridors of brussels tnnoatn— the dark corridors of brussels tnnoatn tne— the dark corridors of brussels through the back— the dark corridors of brussels through the back door, and if tnet— through the back door, and if tnen eant— through the back door, and if they can't persuade the current eteetonatet— they can't persuade the current electorate, which _ they can't persuade the current electorate, which they clearly ttettne — electorate, which they clearly ttettne ant — electorate, which they clearly dislike and hold— electorate, which they clearly dislike and hold with great ttetatn— dislike and hold with great disdain, they'll import a new en— disdain, they'll import a new one. or they'll— disdain, they'll import a new one. or they'll just extend it to anonen— one. or they'll just extend it to anyone around the world who aneeet— to anyone around the world who atneee-tnetn— to anyone around the world who agrees their policies. agrees with their policies. it is

agrees with their policies. it te—eteetton- agrees with their policies. it is_election and. agrees with their policies. it. is_election and it's is rigging the election and it's it is rigging the election and it's tt enacte— is rigging the election and it's tt ennaene ot— is rigging the election and it's it smacks of a— is rigging the election and it's it smacks of a party that has no tattn— it smacks of a party that has no tattn tn— it smacks of a party that has no tattn tn tte— it smacks of a party that has no faith in its own— it smacks of a party that has no faith in its own arguments. �*7 faith in its own arguments. if it faith in its own arguments. if tt can-t— faith in its own arguments. if it can't convince— faith in its own arguments. if it can't convince the- faith in its own arguments. if it can't convince the current electorate of its arguments, it should change its arguments, not increase franchise non increase the franchise to non benjamin non brits, 16 year olds voting that is a joke. and if eu citizens want— voting that is a joke. and if eu citizens want to _ voting that is a joke. and if eu citizens want to vote,- voting that is a joke. and if eu citizens want to vote, go- “g and if eu citizens want to vote, go and teone— citizens want to vote, go and teone a— citizens want to vote, go and become a citizen— citizens want to vote, go and become a citizen of this great eoantnn — become a citizen of this great eoantnn. nan— become a citizen of this great country. dan on— become a citizen of this great country. dan on the- become a citizen of this great country. j t“ t“ �*7 tititt country. dan on the first day you got off the plane and landed in britain, did you have the vote here? yes, i did. so why enoatt— vote here? yes, i did. so why enoatt none— vote here? yes, i did. so why should you? because- “tititi7 yes, i did. so why should you? because i'm a anten— should you? because i'm a british citizen. _ should you? because i'm a british citizen. i'm sorry. i'm eonn— british citizen. i'm sorry. i'm eonnn non— british citizen. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. how dare— british citizen. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. how dare you? how dare you?— sorry. how dare you? how dare you? voa— sorry. how dare you? how dare you? you racist?— sorry. how dare you? how dare you? you racist? no you haven't. tn— you? you racist? no you haven't. tn eonn— you? you racist? no you haven't. tn eonn. nn— you? you racist? no you haven't. i'm sorry. my parents were born in i'm sorry. my parents were born tn ttte— i'm sorry. my parents were born tn tnte eoantnn — i'm sorry. my parents were born in this country. my— i'm sorry. my parents were born in this country. my grandparents toatnt— in this country. my grandparents toatnt ton— in this country. my grandparents fought for britain— in this country. my grandparents fought for britain in the war. so fought for britain in the war. so non— fought for britain in the war. so non tae— fought for britain in the war. so how dare you— fought for britain in the war. so how dare you talk about my aneaoe— so how dare you talk about my ttneate ttne— so how dare you talk about my lineage like that— so how dare you talk about my lineage like that ?_ so how dare you talk about my lineage like that ? no, i will. lineage like that? no, i will. neenea— lineage like that? no, i will. because someone— lineage like that? no, i will. because someone from - lineage like that? no, i will. because someone from new zealand or australia or canada has the vote the day they arrive. that's nothing to. no, no, no, no. i'm tnet— nothing to. no, no, no, no. i'm ttnet ootnt— nothing to. no, no, no, no. i'm ttnet ootnt to— nothing to. no, no, no, no. i'm just going to fact— “g no, no, no, no. i'm just going to fact check, you nnon— just going to fact check, you know. tn — just going to fact check, you nnon. tn ootnt— just going to fact check, you know, i'm going to fact check you— know, i'm going to fact check you teaae — know, i'm going to fact check you because you're actually eonttattnt— you because you're actually conflating separate things. you because you're actually confla ing separate things.

you because you're actually confla british separate things. you because you're actually confla british citizen, e things. you because you're actually confla british citizen, byhings. you because you're actually confla british citizen, by the s. i am a british citizen, by the nan.— i am a british citizen, by the nan. tet— i am a british citizen, by the nan. tet ne— i am a british citizen, by the nan. tet me te— i am a british citizen, by the way. let me be very clear on tnat.— way. let me be very clear on tnat-nent- way. let me be very clear on that.-very proud- way. let me be very clear on. that.-very proud-it. that. and i'm very proud of it. ant— that. and i'm very proud of it. ant t— that. and i'm very proud of it. ant t nane— that. and i'm very proud of it. and i have been— that. and i'm very proud of it. and i have been since birth. and nnen— and i have been since birth. and nnenleonee— and i have been since birth. and when comes citizens of the when it comes to citizens of the commonwealth— when it comes to citizens of the commonwealth you not commonwealth do you not understand— commonwealth do you not understand they should be understand that they should be tneatet— understand that they should bej tneatet—ne treated differently? because we etane— treated differently? because we enane tnetn— treated differently? because we share theirlhead_ treated differently? because we share their head state that share their a head of state that natene— share their a head of state that nattene to— share their a head of state that matters to me.— share their a head of state that matters to me. our joint matters to me. ourjoint nenttate— matters to me. ourjoint nentaoe . — matters to me. ourjoint heritage . i matters to me. ourjoint- heritage . actually, i think the heritage. actually, i think the fact that an 18 year old from australia gets the vote to decide who our prime minister is after 24 hours after one hour in this country, and yet someone who's paid taxes here for 30 or 40 years doesn't. well if i paid taxes for 30 or 40 years, why have they not become a citizen? how is it for okay eu how come? is it for okay eu citizens who have, quote, settled here to vote when the arrangement is not reciprocal? last year , the ehcr vote did last year, the ehcr vote did that for the uk people could not vote in france and all the rest of the eu. so if they've said that we can't, why should we afford that? we mirror. so i'm saying. but i'm saying also just saying. but i'm saying also just say year olds taking say about 18 year olds taking about year olds taking about 16 year olds taking the vote, this vote, 69 year olds in this country can't have a credit card. they can't buy alcohol. they cigarettes, and

they can't buy cigarettes, and they married. why they can't buy cigarettes, and thethell married. why they can't buy cigarettes, and thethell do married. why they can't buy cigarettes, and thethell do youtarried. why they can't buy cigarettes, and thethell do you thinki. why they can't buy cigarettes, and thethell do you think they'reiy the hell do you think they're politically mature enough at the age of six? presumably because tnet— age of six? presumably because tnen note— age of six? presumably because they vote labour— age of six? presumably because they vote labour to _ g x7 presumably because they vote labour to vote because tnen-ne—vee- they vote labour to vote because tnen-ne—vee .- they vote labour to vote because tnen-ne—vee . tnenl they're going to be yes, they to. — they're going to be yes, they do. .political- they're going to be yes, they. do. .political indoctrination do. the political indoctrination . just vote labour at 16. there-s— just vote labour at 16. there's something wrong with you. — there's something wrong with you. |— there's something wrong with you. | just— there's something wrong with you. i just think— there's something wrong with you. i just think it's- there's something wrong with you. i just think it's pure hypocrisy. people vote labour. de—man, who's never de—man, 60, a kiwi who's never paid a penny tax in this country, decide prime country, should decide our prime minister, from minister, but not someone from france. if someone france. i'm sorry if someone from has lived here for from france has lived here for 40 years and they want to vote in election, become a in our election, go and become a british . follow the british citizen. follow the pess— british citizen. follow the process that _ british citizen. follow the process that is— british citizen. follow the process that is in- c 5" rt. 0 pct“ follow the process that is in place. c 5“ rt. 0 pct“ follow the process that is in place. in order— process that is in place. in order re— process that is in place. in order re ee— process that is in place. in order to do that,- process that is in place. in order to do that, you pay tax order to do that, if you pay tax pere— order to do that, if you pay tax here, yep— order to do that, if you pay tax here, you should— order to do that, if you pay tax here, you should have a vote. no.— here, you should have a vote. no. reu— here, you should have a vote. no. you sound— here, you should have a vote. no. you sound like— here, you should have a vote. no. you sound like the- here, you should have a vote. no. you sound like the people opposing suffragettes. opposing the suffragettes. you're of democracy. you're terrified of democracy. oh . of more. i'll tell oh my god. of more. i'll tell you who's scared. weak keir srermer— you who's scared. weak keir starmer weak. _ you who's scared. weak keir starmer weak. keir- you who's scared. weak keir starmer weak. keir starmer is terrified of democracy. he knows he can't win outright in this country to vote. and he . he country to vote. and he. he realised when he saw the results of the local elections and he thought it was going to be much worse for the tories. he realises he can't get a majority. not only he majority. so not only is he doing a with the lib dems,

doing a deal with the lib dems, it's a real is desperate. it's a real this is desperate. it carole malone, benjamin it is carole malone, benjamin puperwerpp— it is carole malone, benjamin butterworth,-de- it is carole malone, benjamin butterworth, de lucy butterworth, belinda de lucy do seepe— butterworth, belinda de lucy do stand-extinction- stand by. but extinction rebellion— stand by. but extinction rebellion proved their juvenile ereeerrrrers— rebellion proved their juvenile credentials today by storming the credentials today by storming rrre srepe— credentials today by storming rrre srepe er— credentials today by storming the stage at the— credentials today by storming the stage at the national conservatism _ the stage at the national conservatism concert conference in conservatism concert conference rr render.— conservatism concert conference in london. this— conservatism concert conference in london. this is— conservatism concert conference in london. this is the moment server— in london. this is the moment swrver eyed— in london. this is the moment swivel eyed leftists interrupted my eeueepue— swivel eyed leftists interrupted my colleague jacob rees—mogg and reme— my colleague jacob rees—mogg and home seererery— my colleague jacob rees—mogg and home secretary suella braverman surrep— home secretary suella braverman eurrrp rrrerr— home secretary suella braverman during their brilliant speeches . preoper— during their brilliant speeches . national conservatism, a few characteristics of fascism . i'm characteristics of fascism. i'm well, thank you very much . well, thank you very much. defining . look, funnily defining . look, funynily enough, defining. look, funnily enough, prese— defining. look, funnily enough, rhese sawyer— defining. look, funnily enough, those sawyer soldiers also remed— those sawyer soldiers also rurree up— those sawyer soldiers also rurpee up re— those sawyer soldiers also turned up to the conservative pemeererre— turned up to the conservative democratic aukus nation conference— democratic aukus nation conference that my team attended in bournemouth— conference that my team attended in bournemouth over the weekend. so in bournemouth over the weekend. so r— in bournemouth over the weekend. so r serr— in bournemouth over the weekend. so r seer eer— in bournemouth over the weekend. so i sent ben leo— in bournemouth over the weekend. so i sent ben leo out— in bournemouth over the weekend. so i sent ben leo out with- so i sent ben leo out with a camera and microphone to see what they were made of and he had unsurprising results . what had unsurprising results. what were your signs say.7 oh, i have

rere— were your signs say.7 oh, i have two different signs. all refugees welcome no to rwanda. deportation stop the flights. how can we help them .7 where how can we help them? where should we house them? well in houses. should we house them? well in houses . yeah. what's nasty houses. yeah. what's nasty about, say , jacob rees—mogg . about, say, jacob rees—mogg. what's your flag about? so this is the extinction rebellion logo , right? do you know what % of , right? do you know what% of global emissions the uk is responsible for? i don't actually _the - responsible for? i don'ti actually _the figure responsible for? i don't- actually _the figure off the actually know the figure off the top actually know the figure off the rep-peed. — actually know the figure off the top-head. .afraid. i top of my head. i'm afraid. yeah, yeah, yeah . don't top of my head. r: / don't speak top of my head. i'm afraid.- yeah, yeah, yeah . don't speak to yeah, yeah, yeah. don't speak to gb yeah, yeah, yeah. don't speak to ers news— yeah, yeah, yeah. don't speak to ers news speak— yeah, yeah, yeah. don't speak to gb news speak in— yeah, yeah, yeah. don't speak to gb news speak in an— “4s?" qc?“ qc?“ don't speak to gb news speak in an echo chamber where— gb news speak in an echo chamber where we— gb news speak in an echo chamber where we hear— gb news speak in an echo chamber where we hear our— gb news speak in an echo chamber where we hear our own views. i think— where we hear our own views. i think there-s— where we hear our own views. i think there-s r— where we hear our own views. i think there's a home— where we hear our own views. i think there's a home office scheme where you can house a migrant. would you like to sign up for that? oh, if i had space. as you know, you don't have space. know, i've got space. no no. you know, i've got a for for a an a spare room for for a an albanian. i don't think so. no okay. you don't want to talk? why you come here? hold why did you come here? to hold a sign want to engage in sign and not want to engage in discussion know, what % discussion on, you know, what% of global emissions the uk is responsible for? why don't you come out from behind the signs

there? we go. there's your lovely face. what's wrong with jacob rees—mogg, for example ? jacob rees—mogg, for example? probably not. so why do you keep banging your drum incessantly ? i banging your drum incessantly? i think it's disruptive because he doesn't like you very much. nor doesn't like you very much. nor do i. it doesn't seem very, very democratic . great, great stuff. democratic. great, great stuff. now:— democratic. great, great stuff. now, coming up, did the hard left rabble rousers marina perkins and jemma forte? they'd fit in well with that lot. encourage violence with their shocking cull the tories t shirts. we'll discuss as we reveal tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. but next in uncanceled , as phillip next in uncanceled, as phillip schofield and holly willoughby make an awkward return to this morning after phil called in the lawyers and a pr expert rctv's golden couple about to make an act harmonious. split fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie. he has the inside story on this. we're back in just two minutes time .

it's time now for uncanceled and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now, tv's golden couple, holly and phillip, failed once again to convince morning viewers to convince this morning viewers that are a united duo. as that they are a united duo. as itv bosses struggle keep itv bosses struggle to keep a lid bombshell reports of an lid on bombshell reports of an ongoing feud. here are the pair's awkward bits from earlier tonight. wow. what a way to start your monday this morning. welcome that that is right up your— welcome that that is right up your srreer— welcome that that is right up your srreer se— welcome that that is right up your street so up— welcome that that is right up your street so up my street for all your street so up my street for an er— your street so up my street for an or rear— your street so up my street for all of that giles— your street so up my street for all of that giles brandreth and camera— all of that giles brandreth and camilla tominey_ all of that giles brandreth and camilla tominey join us now to discuss— camilla tominey join us now to discuss today's— camilla tominey join us now to discuss today's top— camilla tominey join us now to discuss today's top headlines. skip— discuss today's top headlines. skrp re— discuss today's top headlines. skrp rs m,— discuss today's top headlines. skrp rs m, spee— discuss today's top headlines. skip to my side. here- discuss today's top headlines. skip to my side. here you- discuss today's top headlines. skip to my side. here you go. give it a go . don't hurt give it a go. don't hurt yourself. put your give it a go. jrzzr" c a put your knees on give it a go. don't hurt- yourself. put your knees on the preppe— yourself. put your knees on the ground . — yourself. put your knees on the ground . or.— yourself. put your knees on the ground . oh, they've- yourself. put your knees on the ground . oh, they've got- put your knees on the ground . gtr put your knees on the ground . grin ground. oh, they've got to stay on the ground. otherwise, that's

like otherwise— on the ground. otherwise, that's like otherwise that— on the ground. otherwise, that's like otherwise that you- cir" grtr. r: otherwise, that's like otherwise that you really. veer. — like otherwise that you really. veer. es— like otherwise that you really. veer. so our.— like otherwise that you really. yeah. go out, come— like otherwise that you really. yeah. go out, come back- like otherwise that you really. yeah. go out, come back. that's it . she just can't stand the it. she just can't stand the bloke anymore, can she? now, phil has reportedly— err?" , now, phil has reportedly called in the phil has reportedly called in re rappers— phil has reportedly called in the lawyers and— phil has reportedly called in the lawyers and top pr gurus to reper— the lawyers and top pr gurus to rough ir— the lawyers and top pr gurus to rough rr eur— the lawyers and top pr gurus to tough it out rather— the lawyers and top pr gurus to tough it out rather than quit the tough it out rather than quit rrre spew— tough it out rather than quit the show following a series of on ere— the show following a series of or are err— the show following a series of on and off air— the show following a series of on and off air scandals . now, on and off air scandals. now, i reperree— on and off air scandals. now, i reperree resr— on and off air scandals. now, i reported last week— on and off air scandals. now, i reported last week that holly is preperrpp— reported last week that holly is preperrpp re— reported last week that holly is preparing to 90— reported last week that holly is preperrpp re pp rr— reported last week that holly is preparing to go it alone after p...p,_ preparing to go it alone after finally realising— preparing to go it alone after finally realising that phil's errres— finally realising that phil's series—per- finally realising that phil's antics-her owni antics could ruin her own repurerrer— antics could ruin her own repurerrer .— antics could ruin her own reputation . and today i revealed reputation. and today i revealed in e— reputation. and today i revealed in a new column— reputation. and today i revealed in a new column for mail online repr— in a new column for mail online rear prere— in a new column for mail online rear rpere rs— in a new column for mail online that there is a— in a new column for mail online that there is a major growing rever— that there is a major growing revolt brewing— that there is a major growing revolt brewing backstage at the preeeeesr— revolt brewing backstage at the broadcast—its- broadcast from some of its prppesr— broadcast from some of its prppesr spars— broadcast from some of its biggest stars and truckload of biggest stars and a truckload of preeuerrerr— biggest stars and a truckload of production-plus-ofl production staff, plus a lot of a—usr— production staff, plus a lot of a—rrsr puesrs— production staff, plus a lot of a—list guests about the seeming eeupre— a—list guests about the seeming double standards— a—list guests about the seeming double standards at play. how r— double standards at play. how r serr— double standards at play. how can i can continue to stand by rrrrurp— can i can continue to stand by phillip despite— can i can continue to stand by phillip despite a— can i can continue to stand by phillip despite a succession of seereers— phillip despite a succession of scandals and— phillip despite a succession of scandals and complaints from highly— scandals and complaints from preppy-renew- highly credible fellow presenters— highly credible fellow presenters ,- highly credible fellow presenters , given the brutality presenters, given the brutality wire— presenters, given the brutality with - discarded - presenters, given the brutality with _discarded ,- presenters, given the brutality with discarded , other with which it's discarded, other spars— with which it's discarded, other stars, including _ with which it's discarded, other stars, including jeremy kyle , stars, including jeremy kyle, rrers— stars, including jeremy kyle, rrers merger— stars, including jeremy kyle, piers morgan and jeremy clarkson . arr— piers morgan and jeremy clarkson . arr erre— piers morgan and jeremy clarkson , ann and eamonn_ piers morgan and jeremy clarkson , ann and eamonn holmes , who was , ann and eamonn holmes, who was pree— , ann and eamonn holmes, who was area as— , ann and eamonn holmes, who was area as rprs— , ann and eamonn holmes, who was axed as this morning's friday preserrer— axed as this morning's friday presenter after— axed as this morning's friday presenter after standing up to rep.— presenter after standing up to err. wre— presenter after standing up to err. who rs— presenter after standing up to phil, who is now— presenter after standing up to phil, who is now a colleague of mine— phil, who is now a colleague of pere— phil, who is now a colleague of here er— phil, who is now a colleague of mine here at gb— phil, who is now a colleague of mine here at gb news, had this

to mine here at gb news, had this re sav— mine here at gb news, had this re spy appur— mine here at gb news, had this to say about the— mine here at gb news, had this to say about the quarrelling pers— to say about the quarrelling pairs uncomfortable performance earner.— pairs uncomfortable performance eeruer. reek— pairs uncomfortable performance eeruer. reek r— pairs uncomfortable performance earlier. look i think there sperm— earlier. look i think there should have— earlier. look i think there should have been a special award for should have been a special award fer-sererrere— should have been a special award for-schofield and- should have been a special award for schofield and holly for phillip schofield and holly wrrreupppy— for phillip schofield and holly willoughby best actors , they willoughby for best actors, they may— willoughby for best actors, they may er— willoughby for best actors, they may or may— willoughby for best actors, they may or may rer— willoughby for best actors, they may or may not be together on the may or may not be together on rrre reuy— may or may not be together on rrre reup repay. — may or may not be together on the telly today, but he's prosper— the telly today, but he's prepprrr rp— the telly today, but he's brought in lawyers. she's brought— brought in lawyers. she's prsuprr rp— brought in lawyers. she's brought in pr team, the public surely suss that there's no chemistry, that it's a broken fit between the two of them. i kelvin mackenzie eamonn's right isn't he? this is over now. i ir— isn't he? this is over now. i rr ws— isn't he? this is over now. i mean it was an— l 7 this is over now. i mean it was an awful l t7 this is over now. i mean it was an awful thing to wrrwess— mean it was an awful thing to wrrrress wris— mean it was an awful thing to witness this morning, i think e ppesrw— witness this morning, i think was a ghastly commercial experrmerr— was a ghastly commercial experiment by— was a ghastly commercial experiment by by itv right . experiment by by itv right. so the experiment by by itv right. so we peppere— experiment by by itv right. so the daytime audience- experiment by by itv right. so the daytime audience for- experiment by by itv right. so the daytime audience for this morning is very important to them commercially. so they try and put them commercially. so they try and per wre— them commercially. so they try and put kind of— them commercially. so they try and put kind of put— 771. so they try and put kind of put these people wearer.— and put kind of put these people reperrser. peprpp— and put kind of put these people together, hoping that the public will together, hoping that the public wru screenw— together, hoping that the public will actually give— together, hoping that the public will actually give them a spike, werew— will actually give them a spike, which rs— will actually give them a spike, which is true. _ will actually give them a spike, which is true. they— will actually give them a spike, which is true. “rt? a will actually give them a spike, which is true. “rt? ll which is true. they will have a bigger audience today than they probably had years . i was probably had in years. i was watching for one. exactly. loads of people who wouldn't go anywhere near this morning now think, and watching for think, whoa! and watching for all bits that you

all those little bits that you showed ever that will showed there. how ever that will cut the guilt will come off cut that the guilt will come off the gingerbread there and then it'll all down here. are it'll be all down here. they are mad. i don't know why they're doing why they just doing it, why don't they just accept years accept that after 14 years they've run? they've had a good run? schofield actually , as this schofield actually, as this thing i know you've got some personal angst there and i don't blame you for it. actually, it was perfectly to me. was perfectly all right to me. she perfectly all right. and she was perfectly all right. and actually they out of actually they just ran out of speed. many people don't have friendships that last 14 minutes, alone 14 years. minutes, let alone 14 years. but isn't the problem that werrwer— but isn't the problem that werrrrer er— but isn't the problem that neither of them want to give up the neither of them want to give up we repe— neither of them want to give up we pope se— neither of them want to give up the job? so you've— neither of them want to give up the job? so you've got holly sayingr— the job? so you've got holly sayingr-doing- the job? so you've got holly saying, doing this saying, i'll keep doing this pep.— saying, i'll keep doing this pep. rm— saying, i'll keep doing this pep. rm wre— saying, i'll keep doing this job. i'm the biggest star on tv . veep.— job. i'm the biggest star on tv . veers. ru— job. i'm the biggest star on tv . yeah, i'll keep— job. i'm the biggest star on tv . yeah, i'll keep doing this job for . yeah, i'll keep doing this job fer-.— . yeah, i'll keep doing this job for. per— . yeah, i'll keep doing this job for. per pes— . yeah, i'll keep doing this job for-. but he's got- . yeah, i'll keep doing this job for . but he's got go for you. but he's got to go weer— for you. but he's got to go weer e — for you. but he's got to go right .7 well,— for you. but he's got to go right .7 well, this- for you. but he's got to go right ? �*vw�*rtgt for you. but he's got to go right? well, this is the problem, right? he is the old stag now. he's 61. he's been a star most of his life. right. she started off as the young, gawky fawn. right. and slowly , gawky fawn. right. and slowly, as happens in life. and dan one day i'm prepared for it. i'm sure. a couple of months. i'm

sure. a couple of months. i'm sure. but to be honest, i'm sure it will happen this happens to everybody. it goes like that. and she wants she wants to be and she wants to she wants to be free and run the joint the way and she wants to she wants to be free wantan the joint the way and she wants to she wants to be free wants it.the joint the way and she wants to she wants to be free wants it. he joint the way and she wants to she wants to be free wants it. he says, the way and she wants to she wants to be free wants it. he says, i'm way and she wants to she wants to be free wants it. he says, i'm not she wants it. he says, i'm not giving up anything. and that's where every where the issues are. every office know feeling office will know this feeling except the trouble is, it's now played out in front of millions of people and the tabloids are having a having a field day. well, the thing that was interesting— well, the thing that was interesting to- well, the thing that was interesting to me today, i interesting to me today, and i were— interesting to me today, and i were appur— interesting to me today, and i wrote about-for- interesting to me today, and i wrote about for the mail wrote about this for the mail enure— wrote about this for the mail errrwelrers— wrote about this for the mail online-lots of— wrote about this for the mail online lots of big a—lister online in lots of big a—lister srers— online in lots of big a—lister stars are now— online in lots of big a—lister stars are now saying we will pave— stars are now saying we will have peremp— stars are now saying we will have nothing to— stars are now saying we will have nothing to do with this . have nothing to do with this. are— have nothing to do with this. are spew-re— have nothing to do with this. and they're right— have nothing to do with this. and they're right because- have nothing to do with this. and they're right because they don't sitting there don't want to be sitting there uncomfortably where where there is false atmosphere. they're is a false atmosphere. they're trying to flog a movie. they're trying to flog a movie. they're trying to flog a movie. they're trying to flog a musical or something. and suddenly something. and suddenly something something . and something said something. and one said, well, don't one side said, well, i don't really with that. the really agree with that. and the other, it to with other, what's it got to do with you? don't it. there's you? they don't need it. there's lots a—listers to lots of places for a—listers to go . they don't need to go on go. they don't need to go on itv. so itv is going to have to move fast on this. but they haven't moved fast, have they ? haven't moved fast, have they? they moved fast. but haven't moved fast, have they? theissue moved fast. but haven't moved fast, have they? theissue is, moved fast. but haven't moved fast, have they? theissue is, of moved fast. but haven't moved fast, have they? theissue is, of move(if ast. but haven't moved fast, have they? theissue is, of move(if you but the issue is, of course, if you

are morgan and you are are piers morgan and you are a tabloid guy, then boom, out the door you go rather than the weather guy. well, jeremy clarkson or clarkson . yes. or clarkson or clarkson. yes. or kyle, right . or 100 miles clarkson or clarkson. yes. or kyle, right. or 100 miles an houn kyle, right. or 100 miles an hour. but because there's a kind of a touchy feely showbizzy feeling, they don't know what to do. it's the ceo of itv, to my mind, is not up to this kind of job. she wasn't up to it at the guardian, didn't do it, didn't do any good. easy easyjet. and i think they should . she should go think they should. she should go as well as whoever it is . well, as well as whoever it is. well, all of the management have to go. they have mishandled this rerrrpw— go. they have mishandled this terribly because— go. they have mishandled this terribly because i— gt:r they have mishandled this terribly because i remember werw— terribly because i remember werw rrrsr— terribly because i remember holly first started expressing issues about— holly first started expressing issues about philip and this rowe— issues about philip and this toxic atmosphere at itv. and remember at— toxic atmosphere at itv. and remember at the— toxic atmosphere at itv. and remember at the time when i was working— remember at the time when i was working err— remember at the time when i was werwpp err wris— remember at the time when i was working on this story, you know, i working on this story, you know, r spewe— working on this story, you know, r spewe re— working on this story, you know, r spewe re erprrr— working on this story, you know, i spoke to eight household names at i spoke to eight household names er rrv— i spoke to eight household names er rrv wre— i spoke to eight household names at itv who said— i spoke to eight household names at itv who said there's terrible perrewewr— at itv who said there's terrible behaviour going— at itv who said there's terrible behaviour going on backstage. so itv behaviour going on backstage. so rrv wee— behaviour going on backstage. so itv were warned _ behaviour going on backstage. so itv were warned about this years ago— itv were warned about this years age .— itv were warned about this years age . rr-s— itv were warned about this years age . rr-s peer— itv were warned about this years age . rr-s been a— itv were warned about this years ago . it's been a ticking time ago. it's been a ticking time pomp— ago. it's been a ticking time pomp owe— ago. it's been a ticking time bomb and instead they've allowed it bomb and instead they've allowed rr ro— bomb and instead they've allowed rr ro ou— bomb and instead they've allowed rr ro ow prow— bomb and instead they've allowed rr ro on play our— bomb and instead they've allowed it to all play out on— bomb and instead they've allowed it to all play out on air. so at we— it to all play out on air. so at

we very— it to all play out on air. so at we wew reosr— it to all play out on air. so at the very least that's bad management— the very least that's bad management because what they sowe— management because what they sowed-wrea— management because what they could -tried to _ management because what they could -tried to do - management because what they could tried to do is could have tried to do is oerworw— could have tried to do is actually had— could have tried to do is actually had some sort of succession— actually had some sort of succession plan in place and try owe— succession plan in place and try one more— succession plan in place and try one more w— succession plan in place and try and make it look— succession plan in place and try and make it look to viewers as rrrew-we— and make it look to viewers as rrrew-we oone— and make it look to viewers as they've done before, that this romp-s— they've done before, that this was philip's-go. - they've done before, that this was philip's go. but was philip's choice to go. but rr-s—rr-s— was philip's choice to go. but rr-s—rr-s wor- was philip's choice to go. but it's-it's not going. was philip's choice to go. buti it's-it's not going to it's a massive it's not going to be it's a massive it's not going to roe-spores— it's a massive it's not going to peieworeelo— it's a massive it's not going to be choice. a massive be his choice. it's a massive pop. — be his choice. it's a massive pop. aro— be his choice. it's a massive pop. are we— be his choice. it's a massive job. r: t: fr: be his choice. it's a massive job. and the schofield and covid do job on bizarre shows do a good job on bizarre shows like dancing on ice and that kind of so there there's kind of stuff. so there there's a valuation to them, but a high valuation to them, but it's come to an end now and actually they'll be doing the viewers a favour. forget about their shareholders, do the viewers a favour and just just stop the rail now. yeah, indeed . peeowe pr— stop the rail now. yeah, indeed . because it is— stop the rail now. yeah, indeed . because it is painful- t yeah, indeed . because it is painful to watch . pror— . because it is painful to watch . rpor ps— . because it is painful to watch . rpor rs for— . because it is painful to watch , that is for sure. _ . because it is painful to watch , that is for sure. now, we reached— , that is for sure. now, we reached out— , that is for sure. now, we reached out to— , that is for sure. now, we reached out to itv for comment regoropre— reached out to itv for comment regororpg worry— reached out to itv for comment regarding holly and phil's on screen—owe- regarding holly and phil's on. screen—and received screen relationship and received no reply— screen relationship and received no repw .— screen relationship and received no reply . weep.— screen relationship and received no reply . yeah, come on, no reply. yeah, come on, woepewzpe— no reply. yeah, come on, mackenzie .— no reply. yeah, come on, mackenzie . thank you very much . mackenzie. thank you very much. but mackenzie. thank you very much. per per-s— mackenzie. thank you very much. per per-s mowe— mackenzie. thank you very much. but let's move on— mackenzie. thank you very much. but let's move on now to reveal rowpepr-s— but let's move on now to reveal tonight's greatest— but let's move on now to reveal tonight's greatest britain and propor— tonight's greatest britain and union jackass— tonight's greatest britain and union jackass .— tonight's greatest britain and union jackass . my superstar union jackass. my superstar power— union jackass. my superstar panel returned.— union jackass. my superstar panel returned. carole malone, wpo-s— panel returned. carole malone, wpo-s wow— panel returned. carole malone, who's your nominee for tonight's ereoresr— who's your nominee for tonight's greatest britain. _ who's your nominee for tonight's greatest britain. c�*s/{q pl greatest britain. okay. mine is jacob rees—mogg for saying what

the majority of us think, and that's we could save billions of pounds by sacking idles civil servants, huge swathes of the globe are still working from home and they are now engaged in activity in trying to get rid of ministers. they won't they won't process they don't like process policies they don't like way too much powers. they're not scrapping the eu laws . get rid scrapping the eu laws. get rid of them, get rid of them. now, benjamin butterworth,- gt ” r: now, benjamin butterworth, your nominee greatest britain, nominee for greatest britain, it's nominee for greatest britain, pr-s p....p._ nominee for greatest britain, it's hannah waddingham . it's hannah waddingham. she's the it's hannah waddingham. she's we woww— it's hannah waddingham. she's the woman that— it's hannah waddingham. she's the woman that hosted eurovision. i must be honest, i hadnt eurovision. i must be honest, i hadn't heard of her before. she was absolutely fantastic . i was absolutely fantastic. i really rated her and actually it's lovely to celebrate eurovision because carol, by the looks of it, was representing albania on saturday night. so he's wanted to insult his rzrt :�* r: so he's wanted to insult his shirt. vow-re— he's wanted to insult his shirt. vow-re hiding— he's wanted to insult his shirt. you're hiding from the minute i pw. we— you're hiding from the minute i came in. he thinks— you're hiding from the minute i came in. he thinks i look like we— came in. he thinks i look like the albanian. _ came in. he thinks i look like the albanian. you— came in. he thinks i look like the albanian. you did a great job,— the albanian. you did a great pop. coop.— the albanian. you did a great job, carol. you— the albanian. you did a great job, carol. you look stunning. i was-a-belinda. job, carol. you look stunning. ii was-a-belinda de was singing a lot. belinda de wow— was singing a lot. belinda de lucy, your nominee. my greatest brit lucy, your nominee. my greatest pwr ps— lucy, your nominee. my greatest pwr rs rpspwg— lucy, your nominee. my greatest brit is rising star— lucy, your nominee. my greatest brit is rising star miriam- gi.; ” my greatest brit is rising star miriam cates . spe— brit is rising star miriam cates . spe ps— brit is rising star miriam cates . spe p o— brit is rising star miriam cates . spe p a row— brit is rising star miriam cates . she is a tory mp,- brit is rising star miriam cates . she is a tory mp, one of the few good eggs. sadly, they're in

wpwoww— few good eggs. sadly, they're in wpwoww or— few good eggs. sadly, they're in minority at the— g: rtgg5 sadly, they're in minority at the moment, but she has minority at the moment, but she pes peew— minority at the moment, but she has been publicly— minority at the moment, but she has been publicly speaking about the has been publicly speaking about we wear— has been publicly speaking about we wear ro— has been publicly speaking about the threat to western society of the threat to western society of we falling— the threat to western society of the falling birth— the threat to western society of the falling birth rates in the up. — the falling birth rates in the up. wowe— the falling birth rates in the up. were gor— the falling birth rates in the uk. gt. uk. we've got some of this actually. let's have a look . actually. let's have a look. there is one critical outcome wor— there is one critical outcome rpor pperop— there is one critical outcome that liberal individualism has eowpperew— that liberal individualism has completely failed to deliver and wor— completely failed to deliver and war ps— completely failed to deliver and that is babies— completely failed to deliver and that is babies .— completely failed to deliver and that is babies . no, belinda, that is babies. no, belinda, wow-re— that is babies. no, belinda, wow-re rrpwr. — that is babies. no, belinda, you're right. .: cir" that is babies. no, belinda, you're right. .: you're right. good on her. but look, he's a colleague of mine. he leads into this show. he's a great man of course, jacob rees—mogg is tonight's greatest briton. well done, carole malone, union jackass . time now. malone, union jackass. time now. carol, who are you going for? i'm going for a slippery i'm going for ayslipdperydkeir i'm going for a slippery keir sporwer— i'm going for a slippery keir starmer for— i'm going for a slippery keir starmer for trying to make prwopw— starmer for trying to make britain into— starmer for trying to make britain into a— starmer for trying to make britain into a one party state by orpowrwg— britain into a one party state by oppowrwg e— britain into a one party state by allowing 4 million people wow— by allowing 4 million people from we— by allowing 4 million people from we sows— by allowing 4 million people from he says this is what he do, oppowpwg— from he says this is what he do, oppowpwg e— from he says this is what he do, allowing 4 million— from he says this is what he do, allowing 4 million people from the allowing 4 million people from we ru— allowing 4 million people from we pp ro— allowing 4 million people from the eu to vote— allowing 4 million people from the eu to vote and allowing 16 weer— the eu to vote and allowing 16 year opos— the eu to vote and allowing 16 year ores ro— the eu to vote and allowing 16 year olds to vote.— the eu to vote and allowing 16 year olds to vote. it's desperation- year olds to vote. it's desperation from desperate year olds to vote. it's— desperation from ldesperate man desperation from a desperate man , desperation from a desperate man . pewr-owpw— desperation from a desperate man , benjamin butterworth, your nominee . mine— , benjamin butterworth, your nominee . pl nominee. mine is the conservative mp. miriam cates, who used the belinda's nominee , who used the belinda's nominee, who used the belinda's nominee, who used the far right anti—semitic term cultural

marxism today, which jewish and jewish leaders have heavily criticised. how can you sit there when you talk about the guardian cartoon that was definitely anti—semitic and i'll tell you, i'll tell you why . tell you, i'll tell you why. because i've been accused of anti—semitism _ because i've been accused of anti—semitism for using the word popper.— anti—semitism for using the word globalist. we've— anti—semitism for using the word globalist. we've got to distinguish— globalist. we've got to distinguish between real anti—semitism, which was opsopwrew— anti—semitism, which was absolutely that guardian cartoon and weep— absolutely that guardian cartoon and actually the _ absolutely that guardian cartoon and actually the use of language . wppep— and actually the use of language . wppep ps— and actually the use of language , which is completely, eowprerew- , which is completely, completely appropriate, inappropriate. the term cultural worwsw— inappropriate. the term cultural worxpsw ps— inappropriate. the term cultural worxpsw rs o— inappropriate. the term cultural marxism is a far— inappropriate. the term cultural marxism is a far right anti—semitic term . 'r: marxism is a far right anti—semitic term . ' r: marxism is a far right— anti—semitic term . and you know, anti—semitic term. and you know, it. anti—semitic term. and you know, pr. — anti—semitic term. and you know, w r— anti—semitic term. and you know, w r roropw— anti—semitic term. and you know, it. i totally disagree.— anti—semitic term. and you know, it. i totally disagree. i- anti—semitic term. r: . i totally disagree. i think it. i totally disagree. i think wow-re— it. i totally disagree. i think wow-re speowwe— . i totally disagree. i think you're speaking to total smack pepwoo— you're speaking to total smack pepwoo oe— you're speaking to total smack belinda de lucy— you're speaking to total smack belinda de lucy ,_ you're speaking to total smack belinda de lucy , your nominee. belinda de lucy, your nominee. ves- — belinda de lucy, your nominee. ves- ros— belinda de lucy, your nominee. ves- pp p— belinda de lucy, your nominee. ves- pp a tow— belinda de lucy, your nominee. yes. it's a joint nominee- belinda de lucy, your nominee. yes. it's a joint nominee for- yes. it's a joint nominee for jackass. yes. it's a joint nominee for jackass . it is yes. it's a joint nominee for jackass. it is marina purkiss and gemma forte. yes. it's the tolerant lefties again inciting hatred and violence against conservatives as they posted a photo of them int conservatives as they posted a photo of them in t shirts saying save the badgers , cull the save the badgers, cull the tories again. it's the hashtag bekind lot who wants to inaya encourage hatred towards people who vote differently from them.

they have no authority now to talk about bullying or unkindness or inciting hatred against people . typical against people. typical hypocrites from the left. what despicable women they are. and they are. tonight's union- they are. tonight's union jackass.— they are. tonight's union jackass. this— they are. tonight's union jackass. this awful marina pwrwss— jackass. this awful marina purkiss equally awful jemma rowe— purkiss equally awful jemma rowe. cupp— purkiss equally awful jemma forte. cull the— purkiss equally awful jemma forte. cull the tory is what spews— forte. cull the tory is what sickos after— forte. cull the tory is what sickos after what happened to powe— sickos after what happened to power awess— sickos after what happened to david amess makes me so angry. pepwoo— david amess makes me so angry. pepwoo oe— david amess makes me so angry. belinda de lucy.— david amess makes me so angry. belinda de lucy. benjamin butterworth.— belinda de lucy. benjamin butterworth. carole malone, my swpersror— butterworth. carole malone, my superstar panel.— butterworth. carole malone, my superstar panel. thank thank you for superstar panel. thank thank you ror wow— superstar panel. thank thank you for your company— superstar panel. thank thank you for your company on what has peew— for your company on what has peew o— for your company on what has peew o very— for your company on what has been a very busy— for your company on what has been a very busy monday night of r-w poop— been a very busy monday night of news. i'm back again tomorrow wow— news. i'm back again tomorrow wow 9— news. i'm back again tomorrow wow 9 pm.— news. i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. headline is next. wooe— from 9 pm. headline is next. wooo wow— from 9 pm. headline is next. wooo wow .—