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you.— bev turner. very good morning to you. so— bev turner. very good morning to you. so bizarre— bev turner. very good morning to you. so bizarre and— c. very good morning to you. so bizarre and unacceptable . that— you. so bizarre and unacceptable . that is— you. so bizarre and unacceptable . that is boris— you. so bizarre and unacceptable . that is boris johnson's analysis— . that is boris johnson's analysis of— . that is boris johnson's analysis of a— . that is boris johnson's analysis of a new. that's right . new— analysis of a new. that's right . new panca— analysis of a new. that's right . new police probe into possible aaakaawa— . new police probe into possible lockdown breaches— . new police probe into possible lockdown breaches at his aaaaaayaaa— lockdown breaches at his countryside retreat. chequers ana— countryside retreat. chequers aaa dawning— countryside retreat. chequers and downing street . he says it's and downing street. he says it's another— and downing street. he says it's another aah— and downing street. he says it's another civil service stitch up. do another civil service stitch up. ha yah— another civil service stitch up. ha you agree— another civil service stitch up. ho you agree e— another civil service stitch up. do you agree .7 the rate of do you agree? the rate of inflation— do you agree? the rate of inflation has— do you agree? the rate of inflation has eased, but it's shu— inflation has eased, but it's ehh ah— inflation has eased, but it's still an eye—watering 8.7% and the cosh— still an eye—watering 8.7% and the cost of— still an eye—watering 8.7% and the cost of food— still an eye—watering 8.7% and the cost of food is— still an eye—watering 8.7% and the cost of food is still rising by heahy— the cost of food is still rising by heahy zo. — the cost of food is still rising by nearly 20. and- the cost of food is still rising by nearly 20. ' z 3.3 by nearly 20. and yesterday's cardiff riots story has taken a twist. what did happen prior to the ehaehee— twist. what did happen prior to the ehaehee ,— twist. what did happen prior to the clashes , which— what did happen prior to the clashes , which saw two teens the clashes, which saw two teens hose— the clashes, which saw two teens hoee hheh— the clashes, which saw two teens lose their lives?— the clashes, which saw two teens lose their lives? we're going to be lose their lives? we're going to he he— lose their lives? we're going to he he a— lose their lives? we're going to be live at the— lose their lives? we're going to be live at the scene as that continues— be live at the scene as that continues to _ be live at the scene as that continues to unfold . that and a continues to unfold. that and a lot continues to unfold. that and a hot hoe— continues to unfold. that and a hot ahe— continues to unfold. that and a lot more this morning . let us lot more this morning. let us know— lot more this morning. let us know your— lot more this morning. let us know your thoughts on everything we're discussing.— know your thoughts on everything we're discussing. gb views at gb newe— we're discussing. gb views at gb hewe aha— we're discussing. gb views at gb news .com and what is officially the hahoh-e— news .com and what is officially the nation's most— news .com and what is officially the nation's most loved news ehahheh— the nation's most loved news channel. we'll— the nation's most loved news channel. we'll talk about that as heh. — channel. we'll talk about that as heh. huh— channel. we'll talk about that as well. but first— channel. we'll talk about that as well. but first of all, here is as well. but first of all, here he your— as well. but first of all, here he your newe— as well. but first of all, here is your news with— as well. but first of all, here is your news with ray addison .

is your news with ray addison. eooa— is your news with ray addison. good morning— is your news with ray addison. good morning . _ is your news with ray addison. good morning . c 93 rzirrzi; good morning. it's 931. here's the latest from the newsroom. our top story this morning, the chancellor has warned that food pnces chancellor has warned that food prices are still rising too fast, despite inflation falling to 8.7% last month . overall, to 8.7% last month. overall, inflation has fallen below 10% for the first time since august. however food price inflation continued at near record pace, down slightly from 19.2% to 19.1. labour is accusing the government of failing to help families struggling to afford food . buckingham palace says the food. buckingham palace says the duchess of edinburgh is deeply saddened over the death of a woman who was hit by a motorcyle cycle in her police escort . 81 cycle in her police escort. 81 year old helen holland was struck in london on the 10th of may as she reportedly used a pedestrian crossing and died after sustaining irreversible damage to her brain. the

independent office for police conduct has appealed for witnesses gb news understands that the duchess will be in touch privately with miss holland's family. touch privately with miss holland's family . boris johnson holland's family. boris johnson is criticising the cabinet office for making what he calls bizarre and unacceptable claims after it referred him to police over new allegations that he broke lockdown rules. the former prime minister has been reported to both the metropolitan and thames valley police forces in relation to events at chequers and downing street. they say they're assessing the information which is understood to have come from official diary entries . dozens of portuguese entries. dozens of portuguese police and special teams will spend a second day hunting for clues in the disappearance of madeleine mccann , sniffer dogs madeleine mccann, sniffer dogs and police with pickaxes have combed the banks of a reservoir in the algarve while boats searched the waters. germany's chief prosecutor investing gating the main suspect in her disappearance, christian

bruckner confirmed that a tip off sparked the targeted search and former us president donald trump will stand trial for fraud ahead of the primary election season for the 2024 presidency. mr trump appeared via video link at a hearing in new york over charges that he falsified business records to conceal money paid to silence adult film star stormy daniels . he's star stormy daniels. he's pleaded not guilty to all 34 felony criminal charges, claiming he's a victim of election interfere . us we're on election interfere. us we're on tv online , on dab+ radio and on tv online, on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to bev and . now to bev and. andrew very good morning. thank you for joining— very good morning. thank you for joining us— very good morning. thank you for joining us on— very good morning. thank you for joining us on britain's— «er g: g thank you for joining us on britain's most hover— joining us on britain's most hovea newe— joining us on britain's most loved news channel. hzzru loved news channel. now, boris johnson has once again been reported to police by civil

servants over fresh allegations that he breached lockdown guidelines. tempting to say, hen-r— guidelines. tempting to say, hen-r he— guidelines. tempting to say, hen-r he hur— guidelines. tempting to say, isn't it? but yes— guidelines. tempting to say, isn't it? but yes ,_ g r:rt; tempting to say, isn't it? but yes , thames valley isn't it? but yes, thames valley rohee— isn't it? but yes, thames valley rohee ana— isn't it? but yes, thames valley police and scotland yard have confirmed— confirmed they're looking into norenrrah— confirmed they're looking into potential chequers confirmed they're looking into. potential—chequers , potential breaches at chequers, unen— potential breaches at chequers, union-counrry— potential breaches at chequers, which country estate of which is the country estate of he— which is the country estate of the-minister - which is the country estate of the minister “t“ the prime minister johnson is saro— the prime minister johnson is one ro— the prime minister johnson is earn on he— the prime minister johnson is said to be considering suing the government over the move, with his team calling the referral politically motivated . let's get politically motivated. let's get the thoughts of leader of reform uk richard tice and our deputy political editor, tom harwood. good gentlemen . well, good morning, gentlemen. well, we didn't see this one coming, did we? we thought this was all done, we, it came to done, didn't we, when it came to lockdown, was a smile lockdown, it was a smile on richard tice's face. this is a gift for richard tice's face. this is a aha for your— richard tice's face. this is a gift for your party.- m: crt; t this is a gift for your party. this is ridiculous. _ gift for your party. this is ridiculous. i— gift for your party. this is ridiculous. " gift for your party. this is ridiculous. t: ridiculous. i mean, you could see this coming. you could see something coming it's something coming because it's bofis something coming because it's boris always news boris and there's always news around but frankly, if i around boris. but frankly, if i was johnson, very glad was boris johnson, i'm very glad i'm not. if i was borisjohnson, i'm not. if i was boris johnson, i'm not. if i was boris johnson, i would the government. i would sue the government. this is absolute outrage , george. is an absolute outrage, george. the fact that he didn't know about remember about it. let's just remember what for. this for what this is for. this is for the covid inquiry is the covid inquiry which is taking and costing too taking too long and costing too much anyway. the that much anyway. but the idea that you would refer them to the

police for lockdown breaches when only thing we now know when the only thing we now know about lockdowns is that they were completely wrong were completely the wrong strategy first place. and strategy in the first place. and of caused unbelievable damage to our economy, to our children, to our economy, to our children, to our and everything our mental health and everything and nhs. the last thing and to our nhs. the last thing you should doing is going you should be doing is going back this is back there. this is a politically motivated stitch up. it's essentially sort of it feels like the death throes of a party that's trying commit party that's trying to commit suicide. and let'sjust party that's trying to commit suicide. and let's just so heoore— suicide. and let's just so heoore know,— rt. r:rt and let's just so people know, people watching and herenrna— people know, people watching and listening,_handed- listening, richard, he handed hrs— listening, richard, he handed over his diaries— listening, richard, he handed over his diaries to civil eenanre— over his diaries to civil servants preparing for the roehaonn— servants preparing for the lockdown inquiry. they saw abbreviated— lockdown inquiry. they saw abbreviated entries in the diaries,— abbreviated entries in the diaries, which— abbreviated entries in the diaries, which they decided must ar— diaries, which they decided must mean at chequers— diaries, which they decided must mean at chequers he was breaking hoehaoun— mean at chequers he was breaking lockdown rules— mean at chequers he was breaking lockdown rules hand did it to the lockdown rules hand did it to he nohee— lockdown rules hand did it to the police, didn't— lockdown rules hand did it to the police, didn't discuss it uran— the police, didn't discuss it nhh him.— the police, didn't discuss it with him. prime— the police, didn't discuss it with him. prime minister says he knew— with him. prime minister says he knew norhrna— with him. prime minister says he knew nothing about it. really do you hehewe— knew nothing about it. really do you believe that?— knew nothing about it. really do you believe that? _ knew nothing about it. really do you believe that? ctr" c you believe that? i don't howeve— you believe that? i don't believe-of- you believe that? i don't believe of stuff, believe any of this stuff, actually. i mean, it's just the whole is. is so whole thing is. is so extraordinary. it's who extraordinary. it's it's who does this? who. who's in charge of this country. but it reminds me or— of this country. but it reminds me or he— of this country. but it reminds me of the trump— rt.rt:r. but it reminds me of the trump situation as weh— me of the trump situation as weh a— me of the trump situation as well a little _ me of the trump situation as well a little in— me of the trump situation as well a little in that it just

reele— well a little in that it just feels you— well a little in that it just feels you know- well a little in that it just feels you know but that that ro — feels you know but that that ro he — feels you know but that that seems to be driven by the henoerare— seems to be driven by the democrats trying to get trump not democrats trying to get trump nor ro — democrats trying to get trump nor ro rur— democrats trying to get trump nor ro tn— democrats trying to get trump not to run in the— democrats trying to get trump not to run in the next election. hur— not to run in the next election. our rhre— not to run in the next election. our his he— not to run in the next election. but this is the— not to run in the next election. but this is the concern. lviv party— but this is the concern. lviv parry rurnrna— but this is the concern. lviv parry rurnrna on— but this is the concern. lviv party turning on boris johnson. why— party turning on boris johnson. why hon,— party turning on boris johnson. why tom, what's— party turning on boris johnson. why tom, what's your take on it? well— why tom, what's your take on it? weh, here-e— why tom, what's your take on it? weh, rhere-e a— why tom, what's your take on it? well, there's a fundamental aueerron— well, there's a fundamental queerron or— well, there's a fundamental question of who— well, there's a fundamental question of who governs and who is question of who governs and who he hn— question of who governs and who he hn eonrroh— question of who governs and who is in control of— question of who governs and who is in control of the— question of who governs and who is in control of the various or— is in control of the various or he— is in control of the various arms of the state. ' r: c : arms of the state. and it does seem that we have in the last three weeks or so , seen time and three weeks or so, seen time and time again whereby perhaps politicians actions are viewed with with suspicion or perhaps even ill will by elements of the civil service . and certainly civil service. and certainly some people around boris johnson in the last 24 hours have been saying this is a politically motive related attack and i certainly know some people around boris johnson feel very , around boris johnson feel very, very irritated that they cannot put put across boris johnson's case, as this is now with the police. it would be prejudicing that investigation even if boris

johnson were to come out and defend him, driven by the civil servants. tom or is are boris's oeonhe— servants. tom or is are boris's heoohe rhhe— servants. tom or is are boris's heoohe rhhe he— tom or is are boris's people this is politically motivated,— people this is politically motivated, suggesting it's wunher— motivated, suggesting it's wunher ho— motivated, suggesting it's number 10 trying to do him down. so number 10 trying to do him down. so h— number 10 trying to do him down. so h wouhu— number 10 trying to do him down. so i would road— number 10 trying to do him down. so i would road back— number 10 trying to do him down. so i would road back from- number 10 trying to do him down. so i would road back from saying bofisis so i would road back from saying boris is people there are certainly allies of boris johnson people who are supportive of boris johnson who have made both of those different accusations . now, we different accusations. now, we don't know which is true, but we don't know which is true, but we do that, of course, it was do know that, of course, it was the civil service that was going through material through this material and decided refer it to the decided to refer it to the police. and there are some conversations had this conversations that i've had this morning suggest that morning that would suggest that people very, very surprised people are very, very surprised that any of this has gone as far as the police. there's all of this. so suggestion that this is lockdown breaking , that across lockdown breaking, that across the two years, boris johnson was in the middle of lockdowns, inviting people to chequers. my understanding is that's not the case. this is something that is far more nebulous about different varying levels of restrictions , whether it's the restrictions, whether it's the rule of six or whether it's social distancing. there was a

time you could have 30 time when you could have 30 people of course, there people indoors. of course, there were rules across were very different rules across those two years and people jumping immediately for the assumption that this must have been during the strictest form of lockdown i think is erroneous , richard. of course. but people here— , richard. of course. but people here our— , richard. of course. but people here our hr— , richard. of course. but people here our hr rhe— , richard. of course. but people let's put it the devil's- let's put it the devil's aawoeare— let's put it the devil's advocate .— let's put it the devil's advocate . he he might not have advocate. he he might not have whea— advocate. he he might not have hhwea rheee— advocate. he he might not have liked these rules,— advocate. he he might not have liked these rules, but is his aowernnenr— liked these rules, but is his government that brought in these ruhee— government that brought in these ruhee whheh— government that brought in these rules, which we— government that brought in these rules, which we don't agree whrh— rules, which we don't agree whrh we— rules, which we don't agree with, we didn't— rules, which we don't agree with, we didn't like them at the rhne. — with, we didn't like them at the rhne. .ahan-r— with, we didn't like them at the time. .didn't he— with, we didn't like them at the time. - didn't he -to - time. but didn't he have to rohhow— time. but didn't he have to follow them? _ time. but didn't he have to follow them? t time. but didn't he have to follow them? " follow them? this is a relevant absurdity. and who governs britain? said? is it the britain? as tom said? is it the civil or it the civil servants or is it the elected representatives who are then has elected representatives who are thtbe has elected representatives who are thtbe the has elected representatives who are thtbe the latter. has elected representatives who are thtbe the latter. otherwise has elected representatives who are thtbe the latter. otherwise we as to be the latter. otherwise we don't have democracy. this is clearly the civil service and lawyers trying to cause problems for conservative party the for the conservative party. the other is actually other point, which is actually more police more important is the police have got a lot more important things to doing, like things to be doing, like catching , like catching criminals, like charging criminals , finding the charging criminals, finding the evidence, preventing crime on our streets, in our towns and our streets, in our towns and our cities and villages. this is utterly irrelevant. it's a total waste of time and resources and

people up and down the country. millions of people would be going nuts about last night. sorry to interrupt you, but we wanr— sorry to interrupt you, but we wanr ro — sorry to interrupt you, but we wanr ro have— sorry to interrupt you, but we want to have a— sorry to interrupt you, but we want to have a look. jacob heee—woea— want to have a look. jacob rees—mogg-one- want to have a look. jacob rees—mogg one of those rees—mogg was one of those peonhe—cheauerel rees—mogg was one of those people what chequers. rees—mogg was one of those people what he chequers. rees—mogg was one of those people what he said hequers. rees—mogg was one of those people what he said onjuers. rees—mogg was one of those people what he said on gb's. rees—mogg was one of those people what he said on gb news this is what he said on gb news haer— this is what he said on gb news he went— this is what he said on gb news haer nhehr. h— this is what he said on gb news last night. i can— this is what he said on gb news last night. i can tell that last night. i can tell you that during—l- last night. i can tell you that during—i went- last night. i can tell you that during _i went toi during that period i went to chequere. — during that period i went to chequere. h— during that period i went to chequers. i was- during that period i went to chequers. trtr: during that period i went to chequers. i was invited there with my children in entirely in accordance with rules accordance with the rules as another senior government minister was to come. but minister was going to come. but the prime minister cancelled him because you were only allowed to have one family present at the time. so what would have been a meeting with the prime minister where the chief whip and the leader of the house of commons just had me there because you couldn't mix families. the prime minister was diligent about it. i might also say that one of my children, after lunch bowled out the prime minister and removed children, after lunch bowled out the middle viinister and removed children, after lunch bowled out the middle stump. and removed children, after lunch bowled out the middle stump. but removed children, after lunch bowled out the middle stump. but that oved children, after lunch bowled out the middle stump. but that would his middle stump. but that would be boasting . ihra arnie jacob be boasting. ihra arnie jacob aah. — be boasting. ihra arnie jacob a&e- jacob-— be boasting. ihra arnie jacob a&e. jacob. but— be boasting. ihra arnie jacob a&e. jacob. but two politicians have said to those civil servants, you ain't sending this file to the police. well , we're file to the police. well, we're not file to the police. well, we're nor — file to the police. well, we're not sure whether—

file to the police. well, we're not sure whether it's- �*" rt.rt; well, we're not sure whether it's absolutely ehear— not sure whether it's absolutely ehear rhar— not sure whether it's absolutely clear that the _ not sure whether it's absolutely clear that the politicians knew whar— clear that the politicians knew whar wae— clear that the politicians knew what was happening. tom may know ahour— what was happening. tom may know more about that— what was happening. tom may know more about that than than i do. so more about that than than i do. so here-e— more about that than than i do. so rhere-e a— more about that than than i do. so there's a question mark here.— so there's a question mark rhere. hur— so there's a question mark there. but if— so there's a question mark there. but if it— so there's a question mark there. but if it is if it turns our— there. but if it is if it turns our rhar— there. but if it is if it turns our ha a— there. but if it is if it turns out that a senior conservative nhnherer— out that a senior conservative nhnherer aha— out that a senior conservative minister did actually essentially- minister did actually essentially sign this off, then rhar— essentially sign this off, then rhar he— essentially sign this off, then rhar he even— essentially sign this off, then that is even more extraordinary. ana— that is even more extraordinary. ana hnrheeh— that is even more extraordinary. and indeed, just— that is even more extraordinary. and indeed, just just in terms of and indeed, just just in terms or he— and indeed, just just in terms of the factions— and indeed, just just in terms of the factions within the party rearhne— of the factions within the party rearhna each— of the factions within the party tearing each other apart. but aeahn— tearing each other apart. but aeahn h— tearing each other apart. but agahn r corne— tearing each other apart. but again, i come back to the point rhhe— again, i come back to the point rhhe he— again, i come back to the point rhhe he an— again, i come back to the point this is an irrelevant— again, i come back to the point this is an irrelevant waste of the— this is an irrelevant waste of rhne ana— this is an irrelevant waste of time and resources and effort ana— time and resources and effort and roue— time and resources and effort and focus. we— time and resources and effort and focus. we have got so many hn— and focus. we have got so many hn rhhe— and focus. we have got so many crises in this country, we ehouhan-r— crises in this country, we shouldn't be— crises in this country, we shouldn't be wasting our time rather— shouldn't be wasting our time talking about— shouldn't be wasting our time talking about this nonsense. let talking about this nonsense. her he— talking about this nonsense. her me just— talking about this nonsense. let me just ask— talking about this nonsense. let me just ask you- talking about this nonsense. let me just ask you what you what would you expect? keir starmer to come out and say now? because like the fact, because i like the fact, richard, that leader richard, that as the leader of reform, come out and said reform, you've come out and said this irrelevant. be this is irrelevant. you could be making political capital out of this morning. you could be this this morning. you could be saying, at boris saying, look at what boris johnson all johnson did. he let you all down. you think starmer down. do you think keir starmer will out do that? tom will come out and do that? tom no, i money won't. and it's pmqs roaay.— no, i money won't. and it's pmqs roaay. he— no, i money won't. and it's pmqs roaay. he rhar— no, i money won't. and it's pmqs today. is that because— no, i money won't. and it's pmqs today. is that because the- today. is that because the narhon— today. is that because the nation feels— today. is that because the nation feels like richard does

noer— nation feels like richard does noer-reeh— nation feels like richard does most-feel we've- nation feels like richard does most feel we've got to most of us feel we've got to move on? .very- most of us feel we've got to move on? rrtg “rthtr: most of us feel we've got to move on? most of us feel we've got to- move on? .very hard to know move on? it's very hard to know what what what keir starmer what what what sir keir starmer will at prime minister's will go on at prime minister's questions this afternoon. i would suspect that that will questions this afternoon. i w0|andruspect that that will questions this afternoon. i w0|and appearthat that will questions this afternoon. i w0|and appearthat that he'sill try and appear that like he's above fray and try and focus above the fray and try and focus on a number of other issues. but it must be incredibly tempting to talk about the home secretary andindeed to talk about the home secretary and indeed talk about the and indeed to talk about the former prime minister. i think the thrust of his questions won't be on that, but i'd be surprised he mention surprised if he didn't mention it, at in passing labour it, at least in passing labour mps. of it, at least in passing labour mps . of course, if he doesn't do mp5. of course, if he doesn't do it, mp5. of course, if he doesn't do hr. he-hh— mp5. of course, if he doesn't do hr. he-hh eer— mp5. of course, if he doesn't do it, he'll get labour— ti of course, if he doesn't do it, he'll get labour mps to rahee— it, he'll get labour mps to raheelana— it, he'll get labour mps to raise and certainly what raise it and certainly what we've seen before in prime whnherer-e— we've seen before in prime minister's questions when sir minister's questions is when sir wehr—wanr- minister's questions is when sir wehr—wanr rol keir starmer doesn't want to make— keir starmer doesn't want to mane—anaer- keir starmer doesn't want to make—attack of. make a personal attack of the hrhne— make a personal attack of the prime minister— make a personal attack of the prime minister and he'll sort of make a personal attack of the prin back nister and he'll sort of make a personal attack of the prin back and r and he'll sort of make a personal attack of the prinback and sortj he'll sort of make a personal attack of the prin back and sort of e'll sort of make a personal attack of the prinback and sort of makerrt of row back and sort of make ahhuehone— row back and sort of make allusions or— row back and sort of make allusions or similar things, you-hr— allusions or similar things, you-horren— allusions or similar things, you'll often then a labour you'll often then see a labour backbencher_ you'll often then see a labour backbencher about prime backbencher talk about the prime whnherer-e— backbencher talk about the prime minister's—about. minister's wealth or talk about the minister's wealth or talk about he hrhne— minister's wealth or talk about the prime minister's health care erarue— the prime minister's health care erarue or— the prime minister's health care status or other— the prime minister's health care status or other things like war.— status or other things like rhar. — status or other things like rhar. very— status or other things like that. very often- status or other things like that. rtg " t status or other things like that. very often it's not the leadership of the labour party that does this, but those on the backbenches. do you think this could descend into civil war for the tories? we've home

the tories? we've got a home seererary— the tories? we've got a home seererary who— the tories? we've got a home secretary who still— , we've got a home secretary who still hasn't been hora—ao— secretary who still hasn't been told - do anything. told you didn't do anything wrong— told you didn't do anything wrong inquiring. told you didn't do anything- wrong-inquiring. could wrong by merely inquiring. could she wrong by merely inquiring. could ehe—eneea- she have a private speed awareness course in, awareness course hanging in, heen— awareness course hanging in, been hanging— awareness course hanging in, been hanging the since been hanging in the wind since sunaaye—now- sunday? richard it's now weaneeaay— sunday? richard it's now wednesday prime wednesday and a former prime whnherer— wednesday and a former prime minister finding— wednesday and a former prime minister finding out probably hon— minister finding out probably hon rhe— minister finding out probably from the media— minister finding out probably from the media if it's true that a senior minister— from the media if it's true that a senior minister signed this on.— a senior minister signed this oft-h— a senior minister signed this oft-h rhhnw- a senior minister signed this off,-i think that. a senior minister signed this off, i think that is off, then yes, i think that is har— off, then yes, i think that is rhar-ehen— off, then yes, i think that is rhar-ehan or— off, then yes, i think that is that-sign of a- off, then yes, i think that is that sign of a descent into that is a sign of a descent into eorr— that is a sign of a descent into sort .factionalism _ that is a sign of a descent into sort factionalism and civil sort of factionalism and civil whheh— sort of factionalism and civil war, which is— sort of factionalism and civil war, which is absurd. g war, which is absurd. coming hack— war, which is absurd. coming hack ro— war, which is absurd. coming back to tom's point about the labour if was advising labour party, if i was advising from strategy point of view to from a strategy point of view to laboun from a strategy point of view to labour, would say just, just labour, i would say just, just just above it because think just rise above it because think of people up and the of the people up and down the country. they don't give two hoots this absurd party. hoots about this absurd party. they police to catch they want police to catch criminals. they want criminals charged and they want the cost of living crisis sorted. they want our energy bills down. they don't give a monkeys about any of this other nonsense. and richard, did you see- richard, did you see that video yeereraay— richard, did you see that video yesterday-police- richard, did you see that video yesterday police dragging yesterday of the police dragging the yesterday of the police dragging rhe whar— yesterday of the police dragging rhe whar h— yesterday of the police dragging the what i worker— yesterday of the police dragging the what i worker who kicked erot— the what i worker who kicked eron oh— the what i worker who kicked stop oil protesters off ? stop oil protesters off? i rweereu— stop oil protesters off? i tweeted about- stop oil protesters off? i tweeted about it.- stop oil protesters off? i tweeted about it. it's- stop oil protesters off? i tweeted about it. it's very simple. if the police won't do the job that they are paid to do, then don't be surprised if

citizens say, if you're not going to do your job, we'll do it for you. the millions and millions of people up and down this country are absolutely supporting that poor motorist who was just trying to get to work and do his job and handcuffed. he he was handcuffed. he was he was handcuffed. _ handcuffed. he was he was handcuffed. it's— handcuffed. he was he was handcuffed. it's an- :t: he was he was handcuffed. it's an absolute rhehr. — handcuffed. it's an absolute right. iunderstand- handcuffed. it's an absolute right. ;.:: t right. i understand he hasn't been charged, but under 1980 been charged, but under the 1980 highways act, you are not allowed to obstruct the highway. get people off. what get these people off. what i rather enjoyed was the video in germany the german police. germany with the german police. we dragging these we saw that dragging these absurd , ridiculous protesters absurd, ridiculous protesters protest on the side of the pavement. absolutely fine. you're not allowed to obstruct the highway. you're also not allowed to trespass on private property an annual general property in an annual general meeting the disruption meeting and cause the disruption at. iremember the meeting and cause the disruption at. i remember the home seererary— at. i remember the home secretary told— i remember the home secretary told us this was going to secretary told us this was going ro-rhar— secretary told us this was going ro-rhar ene— secretary told us this was going to -that she was- secretary told us this was going to that she was going to to stop, that she was going to newer— to stop, that she was going to instruct police _ to stop, that she was going to instruct police forces to act orooerhy— instruct police forces to act properhy on— instruct police forces to act properhy on he— instruct police forces to act properly on the side of the heoohe— properly on the side of the heoohe who — properly on the side of the people who are— properly on the side of the people who are trying to uphold the people who are trying to uphold rhe-nor— people who are trying to uphold the-not breaking- people who are trying to uphold the not breaking the the law, not breaking the law. so the law, not breaking the law. so—hn— the law, not breaking the law. so_in charge?- the law, not breaking the law. so_in charge? i the law, not breaking the law.| so_in charge? is the law, not breaking the law.- so_in charge? is it so again, who's in charge? is it is so again, who's in charge? is it helweaw— so again, who's in charge? is it islweak,-leaders- so again, who's in charge? is it islweak,-leaders at. is it weak, feeble leaders at the yes. or is it the police? yes. or is it actually the home secretary who says boss of police, says to the boss of the police, get sorted, apply the law?

get this sorted, apply the law? well, managed to it well, they managed to make it happen on coronation day. of course, protesters were course, those protesters were arreerea— course, those protesters were arrested before _ course, those protesters were arrested before they protested whrh— arrested before they protested whrh rhehr— arrested before they protested with their placards not with their placards saying, not my with their placards saying, not moi-so— with their placards saying, not ny-so orhhhy— with their placards saying, not my-so oddly, this- with their placards saying, not my so oddly, this is the my king. so oddly, this is the huerrarhon— my king. so oddly, this is the frustration and— my king. so oddly, this is the frustration and many members of narhhanenr— frustration and many members of parliament have— frustration and many members of parliament have been speaking out parliament have been speaking our ahour— parliament have been speaking out about this— parliament have been speaking out about this in— parliament have been speaking out about this in the last couple— out about this in the last eouohe or— out about this in the last couple of days. rt. out about this in the last- couple of days. the public order act exists. there are powers for the police to remove protesters should they choose. and it does come back to this question that we've been discussing this sort of sense of control that seems to be slipping away from the government, control government, whether it's control over members of parliament and many different rebellions that we've , frankly, over the we've seen, frankly, over the last or whether it's last four years or whether it's control over the civil service and whether the civil service is delivering the agenda of the government working it government or working against it or of other arms of or control of very other arms of the state, the police being a prime example here, there are questions as to whether or not it's politically useful for the conservative party to continually claim against a blob. that's working against them or to ask why did it not seem that the blob worked

against margaret thatcher or indeed tony blair or indeed other politician perhaps at the top who maybe had more political skill in controlling them? we may not have agreed with a lot of what tony blair did, but he was a leader. he was a leader header.— was a leader. he was a leader heaaer. hur— : he was a leader leader. but interestingly, aehahhy— leader. but interestingly, actually, tom's right here. he ohen— actually, tom's right here. he ohen eaye— actually, tom's right here. he often says now— actually, tom's right here. he often says now wished he was often says now he wished he was raaheah— often says now he wished he was more radical. he— often says now he wished he was more radical. he wishes he had nuehea—rhar-e- pushed harder. and that's orohahhy— pushed harder. and that'si probably—blob pushed harder. and that's- probably_blob just probably because the blob just aoeen-r—rhe- probably because the blob just doesn't—the blob. doesn't like change the blob rhhnwe— doesn't like change the blob rhhnwe rhey— doesn't like change the blob thinks they know best. they rhhnw— thinks they know best. they rhhnw rhar— thinks they know best. they think that-little - thinks they know best. they think that little people who think that the little people who are think that the little people who huewy— think that the little people who are lucky enough— think that the little people who are lucky enough to have a vote eon-r— are lucky enough to have a vote eon-r aeruahhy— are lucky enough to have a vote don't actually they're don't actually know what they're aohne— don't actually know what they're aohne-we — don't actually know what they're aohne-we rhe- don't actually know what they're doing we the blob, we doing and that we the blob, we ehouha— doing and that we the blob, we should control— doing and that we the blob, we should control and run eweryrhhna— should control and run everything as we see fit and hate— everything as we see fit and hate-how— everything as we see fit and that's how nothing that's that's how nothing ehaneee. — that's that's how nothing changes. _talk| that's that's how nothing- changes. _talk about changes. should we talk about the retained—it- the retained eu law bill it eurner— the retained eu law bill it returns commons today. returns to the commons today. he— returns to the commons today. rte—he— returns to the commons today. rte—he rhhru- returns to the commons today. it's—its third readingl it's completed its third reading in the lords on monday in the house of lords on monday . where are we at with the . hey, where are we at with the brexit richard tice how brexit laws? richard tice how we're not where we should be. this is absolute outrage this is an absolute outrage of weak— this is an absolute outrage of wean—hy- this is an absolute outrage of wean—hay rhe- weak leadership by the ministers. _ weak leadership by the ministers. i— weak leadership by the ministers. i mean the tories have— ministers. i mean the tories have abandoned— ministers. i mean the tories have abandoned brexit. they haven-r— have abandoned brexit. they haven-r eur— have abandoned brexit. they haven't cut taxes. they've now abandoned— haven't cut taxes. they've now abandoned cutting laws. and we're hear tomorrow we're going to hear tomorrow rhar— we're going to hear tomorrow rhar rhey-we—

we're going to hear tomorrow that they've—any. we're going to hear tomorrow- that they've—any form that they've abandoned any form of that they've abandoned any form or eonrroh— that they've abandoned any form or eonrroh or— that they've abandoned any form of control of immigration. hhey-we— of control of immigration. they've actually basically said all they've actually basically said ahh cornere— they've actually basically said all comers, welcome open horaere — all comers, welcome open- borders. _abandoned borders. so they've abandoned hreahr— borders. so they've abandoned hreahr ana— borders. so they've abandoned brexit and it's— borders. so they've abandoned brexit and it's such a tragedy heauee— brexit and it's such a tragedy because we could be growing so much— because we could be growing so much haerer. — because we could be growing so much faster. and— because we could be growing so much faster. and the people who henerhr— much faster. and the people who henerhr-noer— much faster. and the people who benefit. most , _ much faster. and the people who benefit. most , the - much faster. and the people who benefit most , the least well benefit the most, the least well off-nooreer— benefit the most, the least well off-nooreer hn— benefit the most, the least well off poorest in society. so off the poorest in society. so we ehouha— off the poorest in society. so we should be— off the poorest in society. so we should be ditching all so many— we should be ditching all so many or— we should be ditching all so many of these— we should be ditching all so many of these absurd, daft laws. if i many of these absurd, daft laws. h h hae— many of these absurd, daft laws. h h had a— many of these absurd, daft laws. if i had a team— many of these absurd, daft laws. if i had a team of— many of these absurd, daft laws. if i had a team of 30 lawyers, i wouha— if i had a team of 30 lawyers, i wouha have— if i had a team of 30 lawyers, i would have this— if i had a team of 30 lawyers, i would have this sorted by the ena— would have this sorted by the end or— would have this sorted by the end or he— would have this sorted by the end of the summer holidays . it end of the summer holidays. it wouha— end of the summer holidays. it wouha he— end of the summer holidays. it would be done— end of the summer holidays. it would be done and dusted , all of would be done and dusted, all of it. would be done and dusted, all of h. hhhe— would be done and dusted, all of h. hhhe he— would be done and dusted, all of it. this is about— would be done and dusted, all of it. this is about getting things done— it. this is about getting things done whrh— it. this is about getting things done with people who believe in the done with people who believe in he auee— done with people who believe in he ae— done with people who believe in the cause as opposed to the blob rhar— the cause as opposed to the blob rhar are— the cause as opposed to the blob that are deliberately trying to erot— that are deliberately trying to eron rhhe— that are deliberately trying to eroo rhhe hn— that are deliberately trying to stop this in the— that are deliberately trying to stop this in the house of lords. anu— stop this in the house of lords. ana hr— stop this in the house of lords. ana hr you— stop this in the house of lords. and if you recall— stop this in the house of lords. and if you recall the— stop this in the house of lords. and if you recall the tory- and if you recall the tory leadership contest rishi sunak was more radical liz truss was more radical than liz truss . he he would have it all . he said he would have it all reviewed in 100 odd days. i don't he ever meant it. it don't think he ever meant it. it was just to get the support of the tory activists in the leadership contest, i'm afraid. he would take the he said it would take until the end yeah he said it would take until the end year. yeah, there end of this year. yeah, there are so many areas- t.“r: yeah, there are so many areas where rt“r: yeah, there are so many areas where rishi sunaw— are so many areas where rishi sunaw-rhhnee— are so many areas where rishi sunak-things in- are so many areas where rishi sunak things in his sunak said things in his leadership— sunak said things in his leadership he's leadership contest where he's iuer— leadership contest where he's iuer-u—hurnea- leadership contest where he's

just u—turned and flip just basically u—turned and flip rhonnea— just basically u—turned and flip horned-he— just basically u—turned and flip flopped-it's really,- just basically u—turned and flip flopped it's really, really flopped and it's really, really hnnorranr— flopped and it's really, really important because democracy flopped and it's really, really imperilnt because democracy flopped and it's really, really imperil here.:ause democracy flopped and it's really, really imperil here. ifise democracy flopped and it's really, really imperil here. if governments' in peril here. if governments sav— in peril here. if governments eay they-re— in peril here. if governments say they're going to do eonerhhna— say they're going to do something and then they eonhherehy— something and then they completely abandon it on things so completely abandon it on things eo hnnorranr— completely abandon it on things eo hnoonanr ae— completely abandon it on things so important as the rules and reauhahhone— so important as the rules and regulations, something like hear.— regulations, something like hrexhr. hr— regulations, something like brexit, it our— regulations, something like brexit, it our immigration honey— brexit, it our immigration policy pewte— brexit, it our immigration policy people will say, hang on, you— policy people will say, hang on, you hor— policy people will say, hang on, you or .— policy people will say, hang on, you or . you— policy people will say, hang on, you lot , you constantly lie to you lot, you constantly lie to rhen— you lot, you constantly lie to us, then then— you lot, you constantly lie to us, then then bad— you lot, you constantly lie to us, then then bad things happen. hhrher— us, then then bad things happen. the heoohe— us, then then bad things happen. either people give— us, then then bad things happen. either people give up and don't wore— either people give up and don't wore or— either people give up and don't wore on rhey— either people give up and don't vote or they vote— either people give up and don't vote or they vote for something . _ta— vote or they vote for something . —ro hook- vote or they vote for something . —ro hook ar- vote or they vote for something . _to look at thej . it's important to look at the detail the retained eu law detail of the retained eu law bill it's coming back to bill because it's coming back to the commons after 30 the commons today after 30 amendments have been placed on it in the house of lords. they remain, have dominated- t t“ : they remain, have dominated house of horde— remain, have dominated house of horde of— remain, have dominated house of horde of eouree— remain, have dominated house of lords of course, where the conservatives _ lords of course, where the conservatives have a minority of eeaer— conservatives have a minority of seats, crossbench _ conservatives have a minority of seats, crossbench peers, labour ana— seats, crossbench peers, labour and hhh— seats, crossbench peers, labour and hhh heme— seats, crossbench peers, labour and lib dems have— seats, crossbench peers, labour and lib dems have a majority of eeare— and lib dems have a majority of eeare ana— and lib dems have a majority of seats and that— and lib dems have a majority of seats and that is— and lib dems have a majority of seats and that is 30 amendments, hnehuahne— seats and that is 30 amendments, hnehuahne rhe— seats and that is 30 amendments, including the government's own rohhhaew— including the government's own rohhhaew on— including the government's own rollback on on— including the government's own rollback on on on— including the government's own rollback on on on that scheduling— rollback on on on that scheduling of this of this bill, on rhar— scheduling of this of this bill, on that sunset— scheduling of this of this bill, on that sunset clause of this hhhh. — on that sunset clause of this hhhh. on— on that sunset clause of this hhhh. on ran— on that sunset clause of this bill. on top of— on that sunset clause of this bill. on top of that,- on that sunset clause of this bill. on top of that, more more amendments have now been placed trying to get parliament to go

through every single jot and tittle of any particular change, dragging the process, slowing the process down, perhaps trying to drag feet. so slowly until there's a next election when it can all be be, be stopped and all of this eu law can be gold plated in the united kingdom. it's a really profound moment in parliament now . or can the parliament now. or can the commons strip out those lords amendments or will this bill be watered down even further? and we shouldn't forget most- : : .. ”“rt”7’ and we shouldn't forget most of rhoee— we shouldn't forget most of rhoee zooo— we shouldn't forget most of those 2000 laws which we thought were _were passed _ those 2000 laws which we thought were-were passed on- those 2000 laws which we thought were were passed on a nod. were going were passed on a nod. they— were going were passed on a nod. hheyweenr — were going were passed on a nod. they weren't. there— were going were passed on a nod. they weren't. ”rt ”rt they weren't. there was there was no scrutiny through them. but i don't think rishi sunak wants stop these laws wants to stop all these laws because he's done because i think he's done a quiet nod and a wink with ursula von der leyen and said, don't worry, we won't we won't diverge. stay very closely diverge. we'll stay very closely linked. lots of our viewers eerrhne— linked. lots of our viewers eerrhna hn— linked. lots of our viewers getting in touch— ; ..: lots of our viewers getting in touch and saying rhhnae— getting in touch and saying rhhnee hhhe— getting in touch and saying things like paul said. things like this. paul said. hweryhoay— things like this. paul said. everybody you everybody broke the rules. you had— had to queue outside a supermarket- had to queue outside a supermarket two metres supermarket with two metres aheranee. — supermarket with two metres. distance. _stood distance. once inside, you stood near— distance. once inside, you stood near-peonhe— distance. once inside, you stood near-peonhe on- distance. once inside, you stood next-people on the- next to the people on the ehewee. — next to the people on the shelves. it's— next to the people on the shelves. it's ridiculous. move on-ehenn.— shelves. it's ridiculous. move on,-glenn. stop- shelves. it's ridiculous. move on, glenn. stop wasting on, says glenn. stop wasting aowernnenr— on, says glenn. stop wasting government-and- on, says glenn. stop wasting government-and on government money and time on eueh— government money and time on eueh ehunhh— government money and time on such stupid, trivial—

government money and time on such stupid, trivial et such stupid, trivial things. et eneera— such stupid, trivial things. et cetera.-richard- such stupid, trivial things. et cetera. richard tice cetera. et cetera, richard tice hon— cetera. et cetera, richard tice hon-hank- cetera. et cetera, richard tice hon-hank you- cetera. et cetera, richard tice tom thank you very tom harwood, thank you very much for henna— tom harwood, thank you very much for whewhne ue— tom harwood, thank you very much for kicking us.this_ tom harwood, thank you very much for kicking us this morning. for kicking us off this morning. now— for kicking us off this morning. wow—horne- for kicking us off this morning. now,_police has. now, south wales police has referred— now, south wales police has. referred _watchdog now, south wales police has. named—watchdog now, south wales police has r

where he— in cars here on snowdon road where the incident took place on monday— where the incident took place on monday evening. _ where the incident took place on monday evening. '“r: where the incident took place on monday evening. ' “r: where the incident took place on monday evening. “r: rth”rt monday evening. and they are angry. they're angry with the police and crime commissioner. they're police. they're angry with the police. and a lot of people have got a lot of questions and they want a lot of questions and they want a lot of questions and they want a lot of answers. this is the actual where it happened. actual spot where it happened. and as you can see, the tributes gathered throughout yesterday right top the right up to the top of the lamppost this is where lamppost there. this is where the bodies lay , we told the boys bodies lay, we are told by for up to ten hours. by locals for up to ten hours. and there's a lot of anger about that as well. now, in terms of what happened yesterday afternoon, let's just quickly go through it. the police and crime commissioner you just heard through it. the police and crime comnalan,ier you just heard through it. the police and crime comnalan, michael'ou just heard through it. the police and crime comnalan, michael and jst heard through it. the police and crime comnalan, michael and the leard from, alan, michael and the south wales police, also said that there were no police vehicles involved in the chase. there was no chase. and then widely circulated on social media and now the media itself. this cctv clip , which appears to this cctv clip, which appears to show a police van chasing a bike . and once that emerged , the . and once that emerged, the police then quickly issued this statement and this is what they had to say yesterday afternoon .

had to say yesterday afternoon. we can confirm that the rohhowhne— we can confirm that the following investigations have been— following investigations have been carried— following investigations have been carried out. so far, and when— been carried out. so far, and when he— been carried out. so far, and when the collision occurred, rhere— when the collision occurred, rhere wee— when the collision occurred, rhere no— when the collision occurred, there were no police vehicles on snowaon — there were no police vehicles on snowaon hoaa— there were no police vehicles on snowdon road ,_ there were no police vehicles on snowdon road , a— there were no police vehicles on snowdon road , a police vehicle snowdon road, a police vehicle in snowdon road, a police vehicle hn grana— snowdon road, a police vehicle in grand avenue— snowdon road, a police vehicle in grand avenue responded to the report— in grand avenue responded to the renorr or— in grand avenue responded to the renorr or a— in grand avenue responded to the report of a collision— in grand avenue responded to the report of a collision , attended report of a collision, attended the report of a collision, attended rhe area— report of a collision, attended rhe ana— report of a collision, attended the area and officers performed chro— the area and officers performed chh .— the area and officers performed chh . rhe— the area and officers performed cpr . the investigation has cpr. the investigation has hnwowea— cpr. the investigation has involved the— cpr. the investigation has involved the studying of cctv ana— involved the studying of cctv and rraewhne— involved the studying of cctv and tracking data from the nohhee— and tracking data from the police vehicle— and tracking data from the police vehicle .— and tracking data from the police vehicle . at this stage we police vehicle. at this stage we do police vehicle. at this stage we ao nor— police vehicle. at this stage we do not believe— police vehicle. at this stage we do not believe any— police vehicle. at this stage we do not believe any other wehhehee— do not believe any other vehicles were - do not believe any other vehicles were involved . t/rtrth“ vehicles were involved. yeah, so rhar— vehicles were involved. yeah, so once that emerged , urged the once that emerged, urged the police. now referring themselves, it is a routine to refer yourself to the iopc when incidents like this happen. the independent office for police conduct . but independent office for police conduct. but and independent office for police conduct . but and they say that conduct. but and they say that they are sending investigators to this scene to decide whether a further investigation needs to be carried out. but clearly, there's answers for the police as locals that we've spoken to here today, very angry and said throughout the day. they've been coming here to voice their

angen coming here to voice their anger, but also laying tributes here to the two boys. kyrie sullivan and harvey evans . 16 sullivan and harvey evans. 16 and 15 year olds, very well known around this area, very loved . there's a lot of grief loved. there's a lot of grief here, a lot of anger, and the levels of trust in the police are falling . okay thank you very are falling. okay thank you very muon— are falling. okay thank you very much. hauh— are falling. okay thank you very much, paul hawkins— rth”rt “g thank you very much, paul hawkins there. revere— much, paul hawkins there. hewehe or— much, paul hawkins there. levels of trust— much, paul hawkins there. levels of trust in— much, paul hawkins there. levels of trust in police are falling. all over the country. richard tice is still with us. the police and crime commission has got something to answer to, though. he hasn't he he really it though. he hasn't he he really hr reehe— though. he hasn't he he really hr reehe ro— though. he hasn't he he really it feels to me— though. he hasn't he he really it feels to me .though- 3 he hasn't he he really it feels to me though there's it feels to me as though there's ohwhouehy— it feels to me as though there's ohwhouehy-or— it feels to me as though there's obviously of information obviously a lot of information to obviously a lot of information o corne— obviously a lot of information o our.— obviously a lot of information to come out, but— obviously a lot of information to come out, but that the police nanhewea— to come out, but that the police oanhewea ana— to come out, but that the police panicked and the— to come out, but that the police panicked and the police and crhne— panicked and the police and. crime—panicked panicked and the police and. crinlet's_panicked panicked and the police and crinlet's what panicked panicked and the police and crinlet's what comesiicked panicked and the police and crinlet's what comes out.d and let's see what comes out. hur— and let's see what comes out. huh whar— and let's see what comes out. but what were— and let's see what comes out. but what were the— and let's see what comes out. but what were the police doing ehaehne— but what were the police doing ehaehne ar— but what were the police doing chasing at relatively high speed ? chasing at relatively high speed ehwo— chasing at relatively high speed ehwo young— chasing at relatively high speed ? two young lads— chasing at relatively high speed ? two young lads who were riding whrhour— ? two young lads who were riding whrhour a— ? two young lads who were riding without a helmet— ? two young lads who were riding without a helmet and they may or may— without a helmet and they may or nay nor— without a helmet and they may or nay nor have— without a helmet and they may or may not have been— without a helmet and they may or may not have been involved in eonerhhne— may not have been involved in something that— may not have been involved in something that was legal or hhheaah— something that was legal or hhheeah .— something that was legal or hhhegah . hur— something that was legal or illegal, but that something that was legal or illegal , but that doesn't seem illegal, but that doesn't seem hhhe— illegal, but that doesn't seem hhhe eornrnon— illegal, but that doesn't seem like common sense in the first nhaee— like common sense in the first ohaee. hur— like common sense in the first place. but you've— like common sense in the first place. but you've got to retain rruer— place. but you've got to retain rruer hn— place. but you've got to retain rruer hn rhe— place. but you've got to retain trust in the police— place. but you've got to retain trust in the police . the police trust in the police. the police have— trust in the police. the police have aor— trust in the police. the police have eor ro— trust in the police. the police have got to retain— trust in the police. the police have got to retain trust in the

eonnunhy— have got to retain trust in the community. and— have got to retain trust in the community. and the way you do rhar— community. and the way you do rhar he— community. and the way you do rhar he you— community. and the way you do that is you tell— community. and the way you do that is you tell the— community. and the way you do that is you tell the truth sometimes.— that is you tell the truth sometimes. don't rush out a erarenenr— sometimes. don't rush out a statement if— sometimes. don't rush out a statement if you _ sometimes. don't rush out a statement if you don't know the rrurh. — statement if you don't know the rrurh. we-we— statement if you don't know the rrurh. we-we aor— statement if you don't know the truth. we've got have trust truth. we've got to have trust in truth. we've got to have trust hn-nohhee. — truth. we've got to have trust hn-nohhee. we— truth. we've got to have trust in police. we want to have in the police. we want to have rruer— in the police. we want to have hue—ana- in the police. we want to have trust—and wheni trust in the police. and when hhhe— trust in the police. and when hhhe-or— trust in the police. and when rhhe-or rhhne— trust in the police. and when this of thing happens, if this sort of thing happens, if rhey— this sort of thing happens, if hey—our- this sort of thing happens, if. hey—our wrong they panic and give out wrong hnhornahhon— they panic and give out wrong information, then— they panic and give out wrong information, then you get a enhrah— information, then you get a enhrah or— information, then you get a spiral of decline of confidence. solgenuinelv_ spiral of decline of confidence. solgenuinely think— spiral of decline of confidence. so i genuinely think there - spiral of decline of confidence. so genuinely think there needs so i genuinely think there needs to raised about to be questions raised about these electric bicycles because they were originally intended to be a normal bicycle. you could turn on the engine if you're going up a hill, good for old people . but what's happened now people. but what's happened now is that teenagers are flying around. it's effectively a motorbike without a motorbike licence, without a helmet, and they were going 20 miles an houn they were going 20 miles an hour, 30 miles, 30 miles an houn i hour, 30 miles, 30 miles an hour. i mean, if that's right, rhar— hour. i mean, if that's right, rhar eon— hour. i mean, if that's right, rhar eorr or— hour. i mean, if that's right, that sort of speed,- ” i mean, if that's right, that sort of speed, then it's eonhherehy— that sort of speed, then it's completely insane. can completely insane. you can eaehhy— completely insane. you can easily-restrictors- completely insane. you can easily restrictors on these. easily put restrictors on these. ana— easily put restrictors on these. ana-ranhahy— easily put restrictors on these. and-rapidly there- easily put restrictors on these. and rapidly there needs to and we're rapidly there needs to be and we're rapidly there needs to he eoe— and we're rapidly there needs to he rathe— and we're rapidly there needs to be some rapid assessment and change— be some rapid assessment and ehanaee-ruhee- be some rapid assessment and changes-rules and- changes of the rules and regulations— changes of the rules and regulations because because heohhe— regulations because because heohhe need— regulations because because heohhe neea ro— regulations because because people need to have confidence in people need to have confidence hn rhehr— people need to have confidence in their communities, in their erreere— in their communities, in their erreere .— in their communities, in their erreere . hn— in their communities, in their streets , in their— in their communities, in their streets , in their pavements. and streets, in their pavements. and a hor— streets, in their pavements. and a or or— streets, in their pavements. and a or of thee— streets, in their pavements. and a lot of these devices are eauehne— a lot of these devices are causing major— a lot of these devices are causing major problems all over

the causing major problems all over he eounrry. — causing major problems all over the country. and— causing major problems all over the country. ' “r: causing major problems all over the country. “r: the country. and also, i'm afraid they're a great aid to a mugger because you can't hear them. they come up behind you and you get someone's phone and you can get someone's phone or personal handbag all of that. yeah, really worrying. good to or personal handbag all of that. yeaiyou,illy worrying. good to or personal handbag all of that. yeaiyou, richard ying. good to or personal handbag all of that. yeaiyou, richard tice. righto or personal handbag all of that. yeaiyou, richard tice. right . see you, richard tice. right. still to-boris- see you, richard tice. right. still to _boris versus. see you, richard tice. right.i still to-boris versus the still to come, boris versus the own— still to come, boris versus the ehwhh eerwhee— still to come, boris versus the civil service-is- still to come, boris versus the civil service.-is in- still to come, boris versus the civil service. is in control civil service. who is in control is civil service. who is in control he whar— civil service. who is in control he whar whee— civil service. who is in control is what we've been asking. and going— is what we've been asking. and going ro— is what we've been asking. and going ro try— is what we've been asking. and we're going to try and lift the lid we're going to try and lift the he on— we're going to try and lift the he on rhar— we're going to try and lift the lid on that a— we're going to try and lift the lid on that a little bit more. hhhe— lid on that a little bit more. hhhe he— lid on that a little bit more. hhhe helhhe— lid on that a little bit more. this is.the point- lid on that a little bit more. this is the point on gb news, this is to the point on gb news, hrhrahn-e— this is to the point on gb news, hrhrahn-e nee— this is to the point on gb news, britain's news channel. join me harrheh— britain's news channel. join me patrick christys. _ britain's news channel. join me patrick christys. : patrick christys. monday to friday, three till six. we tackle the day's news agenda

it is 10:00 on wednesday, the 24th of may. this is the point on gb news with bev turner and andrew pierce. bizarre and unacceptable. _ ' “r: 37�* rt”rt.rt bizarre and unacceptable. that's ' “r: 37�*h1i;”hf.hiil bizarre and unacceptable. that's boris hhneon— unacceptable. that's boris johnson. pretty— unacceptable. that's boris johnson. pretty angry verdict ahour— johnson. pretty angry verdict ahour a— johnson. pretty angry verdict ahour a new— johnson. pretty angry verdict about a new police probe into wherher— about a new police probe into wherher he— about a new police probe into whether he breached lockdown . whether he breached lockdown. here— whether he breached lockdown. here we— whether he breached lockdown. here we 90— whether he breached lockdown. here we go again.— whether he breached lockdown. here we go again. this time at chequere— here we go again. this time at chequere. hhe— here we go again. this time at chequers, his country retreat . chequers, his country retreat. he chequers, his country retreat. he eaye— chequers, his country retreat. he eaye hee— chequers, his country retreat. he says he's been stitched up by the he says he's been stitched up by he hhoh— he says he's been stitched up by he hhoh. rhe— he says he's been stitched up by the blob, the civil— he says he's been stitched up by the blob, the civil service . i the blob, the civil service. i rhhnh— the blob, the civil service. i rhhnh he-e— the blob, the civil service. i think he's right— the blob, the civil service. i think he's right .- the blob, the civil service. i think he's right. the rates of hnrharhon— think he's right. the rates of inflation has— think he's right. the rates of inflation has apparently eased, but inflation has apparently eased, hur hr-e— inflation has apparently eased, hur hr-e erhhh— inflation has apparently eased, but it's still an— inflation has apparently eased, but it's still an eye—watering etho— but it's still an eye—watering hhhe ana— but it's still an eye—watering we and he— but it's still an eye—watering 8.7% and the cost of food onhnueer— 8.7% and the cost of food continues to— 8.7% and the cost of food continues to soar. ;; continues to soar. as you will know . and yesterday's cardiff know. and yesterday's cardiff riot story, it's taken a sinister twist. what really did happen— sinister twist. what really did happen nrhor— sinister twist. what really did happen nrhor ro— sinister twist. what really did happen prior to the- .. what really did happen prior to the clashes, whheh— happen prior to the clashes, whheh eaw— happen prior to the clashes, which saw two _ happen prior to the clashes, which saw two teens lose their hoee— which saw two teens lose their hoee rhehr— which saw two teens lose their lose their lives— which saw two teens lose their lose their lives ?_ which saw two teens lose their lose their lives ? we're live at lose their lives? we're live at he— lose their lives? we're live at he eene— lose their lives? we're live at he ae— lose their lives? we're live at the scene as questions continue to the scene as questions continue ro he— the scene as questions continue ro he aehea— the scene as questions continue to be asked about— the scene as questions continue to be asked about the role of he— to be asked about the role of he hohhee— to be asked about the role of he nohhee .—

to be asked about the role of he nohhee . — to be asked about the role of the police . let— to be asked about the role of the police . let us- to be asked about the role of the police . tr; ” the police. let us know your thoughts on everything we're discussing today. gb views abs—cbnnews.com is the new email address. but first of all, here's the news with ray allison . good morning . it's exactly 10 . good morning. it's exactly 10 h-n— . good morning. it's exactly 10 h-n hay— . good morning. it's exactly 10 am. i'm ray addison- . good morning. it's exactly 10 am. i'm ray addison in- ;: “3 it's exactly 10 am. i'm ray addison in the a.m. i'm ray addison in the newsroom. our— am. i'm ray addison in the newsroom. our top story this manner.— newsroom. our top story this nornhne. rhe— newsroom. our top story this morning, the chancellor has waned— morning, the chancellor has warned food— morning, the chancellor has warned food prices are still rhehne— warned food prices are still rhehna. roo— warned food prices are still rising, too fast,— warned food prices are still rising, too fast, despite hnrharhon — rising, too fast, despite inflation falling to 8.7% last nonrh. — inflation falling to 8.7% last month. overall— inflation falling to 8.7% last month. overall inflation has then— month. overall inflation has fallen below— month. overall inflation has fallen below 10% for the first rhne — fallen below 10% for the first time since august. fallen below 10% for the first time since august . however, food time since august. however, food ruhee— time since august. however, food nrhee hnrharhon— time since august. however, food price inflation continued at near record pace , down slightly near record pace, down slightly hon— near record pace, down slightly hon her-zoo— near record pace, down slightly hon hhhe ro— near record pace, down slightly from 19.2% to 19.1.— near record pace, down slightly from 19.2% to 19.1. justice seererary— from 19.2% to 19.1. justice secretary alex _ from 19.2% to 19.1. justice secretary alex chalk says the government— secretary alex chalk says the government plans to halve hnrharhon— government plans to halve inflation and— government plans to halve inflation and it's working . inflation and it's working. the government— inflation and it's working. the government is— inflation and it's working. the government is absolutely clear that it will do everything it to can work with the supermarkets to bring them down, to ensure that as the energy prices come down and they've gone from something over 700 per therm

down to around 70, that that does feed through into prices. but the point i wanted to make is that overall, the fact that overall inflation is coming down, this means that the prospects of our economy are improving. so i say, growth improving. so as i say, growth is the forecasts, which is up. the imf forecasts, which were depressed , which were were depressed, which were artificially we're showing artificially low, we're showing that economy is more that the british economy is more resilient than people had bargained for. well, labour's ehaaow— bargained for. well, labour's shadow women— bargained for. well, labour's shadow women and- g “rtr: well, labour's shadow women and equality seererary— shadow women and equality secretary anneliese dodds has reenonaea— secretary anneliese dodds has reenonaea hy— secretary anneliese dodds has responded by saying that the eowernnenr— responded by saying that the government is— responded by saying that the government is failing to help erruaehna— government is failing to help struggling families . vow“; government is failing to help struggling families . why t struggling families. why aren't we eeehne— struggling families. why aren't we seeing them taking action on food prices almost going up by near 20% at the moment? a huge increase on people's weekly food shop and yet no action coming from the conservatives on this buckingham palace , says the buckingham palace, says the duchess of edinburgh is deeply saddened over the death of a woman who was hit by a motorcycle in her police escort at 81 year old helen holland was struck in london on the 10th of

may as she reportedly used a pedestrian crossing . she died pedestrian crossing. she died after sustaining— : t “3 she died after sustaining irreversi aanaee— after sustaining irreversi aanaae ro— after sustaining irreversi damage to her brain. the indian nenaanr— damage to her brain. the indian pendant office— damage to her brain. the indian pendant office for— damage to her brain. the indian pendant office for police eonauer— pendant office for police conduct has— pendant office for police conduct has appealed for whneeeee— conduct has appealed for witnesses gb— conduct has appealed for witnesses gb news understands the witnesses gb news understands rhe hueheee— witnesses gb news understands the duchess will— witnesses gb news understands the duchess will be in touch nrhwarehy— the duchess will be in touch privately with _ the duchess will be in touch privately with miss holland's ranhhy— privately with miss holland's ranhhy .— privately with miss holland's ranhhy . hone— privately with miss holland's family . boris johnson privately with miss holland's family. boris johnson is criticising— family. boris johnson is criticising the cabinet office for criticising the cabinet office ror manna— criticising the cabinet office for making bizarre and unacceptable claims after it referred— unacceptable claims after it referred him _ unacceptable claims after it referred him to— unacceptable claims after it referred him to police over new ahheearhone— referred him to police over new allegations that— referred him to police over new allegations that he broke hoehaown— allegations that he broke lockdown rules. the former prime hhnherer— lockdown rules. the former prime hhnherer hae— lockdown rules. the former prime minister has been— lockdown rules. the former prime minister has been reported to horn— minister has been reported to horn rhe— minister has been reported to horn rhe her— minister has been reported to both the met police and thames vahhey— both the met police and thames vahhey nohhee— both the met police and thames valley police forces over events at valley police forces over events a chequere— valley police forces over events at chequers and— valley police forces over events at chequers and downing street. they— at chequers and downing street. hhey eay— at chequers and downing street. hhey eay rhere— at chequers and downing street. they say there assessing the information— they say there assessing the information which is understood to information which is understood ro have— information which is understood ro have corne— information which is understood to have come from _ information which is understood to have come from official diary enrrhee— to have come from official diary enrrhee .— to have come from official diary enrrhee . hr— to have come from official diary entries. mrjohnson has denied hreahhna— entries. mrjohnson has denied hreahhna rhe— entries. mrjohnson has denied breaking the rules and insists rhar— breaking the rules and insists rhar ah— breaking the rules and insists that all events— breaking the rules and insists that all events were lawful . that all events were lawful. hoene— that all events were lawful. hoene or— that all events were lawful. dozens of portuguese police and eheehahher— dozens of portuguese police and specialist teams— dozens of portuguese police and specialist teams will spend a eeona— specialist teams will spend a eeona hay— specialist teams will spend a second day hunting for clues in the disappearance— second day hunting for clues in the disappearance of madeleine hecann— the disappearance of madeleine hecann .— the disappearance of madeleine mccann , sniffer— the disappearance of madeleine mccann , sniffer dogs and police mccann, sniffer dogs and police whh— mccann, sniffer dogs and police whrh nhehaaee— mccann, sniffer dogs and police with pickaxes have combed the hanke— with pickaxes have combed the hanhe or— with pickaxes have combed the hanhe or a— with pickaxes have combed the

banks of a reservoir in the algarve— banks of a reservoir in the algarve while— banks of a reservoir in the algarve while boats searched the waerre — algarve while boats searched the waters. germany's— algarve while boats searched the waters. germany's chief nroeeeuror— waters. germany's chief prosecutor investigating the ah— prosecutor investigating the eueheer— prosecutor investigating the main suspect in her disappearance , christian disappearance, christian hrueehner— disappearance, christian brueckner confirmed a tip off enarhea— brueckner confirmed a tip off enarwea rhe— brueckner confirmed a tip off sparked the targeted search. the site sparked the targeted search. the ehe oo— sparked the targeted search. the ehe eo nhhee— sparked the targeted search. the site 30 miles from _ sparked the targeted search. the site 30 miles from where the rhree— site 30 miles from where the three year— site 30 miles from where the three year old _ site 30 miles from where the three year old went missing in rwo— three year old went missing in two thousand— three year old went missing in two thousand and— three year old went missing in two thousand and seven, was a rawourhe— two thousand and seven, was a rawourhe enor— two thousand and seven, was a favourite spot of— two thousand and seven, was a favourite spot of bruckner's . favourite spot of bruckner's. hhehh— favourite spot of bruckner's. hhehh sunah— favourite spot of bruckner's. rishi sunak is— favourite spot of bruckner's. rishi sunak is warning that uncontrolled— rishi sunak is warning that uncontrolled legal migration coura— uncontrolled legal migration eouha head— uncontrolled legal migration could lead to— uncontrolled legal migration could lead to unmanageable pressures on housing schools and hoeohahe— pressures on housing schools and hospitals. writing— pressures on housing schools and hospitals. writing in the hehearanh— hospitals. writing in the telegraph, the prime minister eaha— telegraph, the prime minister eaha h— telegraph, the prime minister said it could— telegraph, the prime minister said it could also make it ahhheuh— said it could also make it difficult for— said it could also make it difficult for communities to hnreerare— difficult for communities to integrate new— difficult for communities to integrate new arrivals . mr sunak integrate new arrivals. mr sunak eaye— integrate new arrivals. mr sunak eaye rhe— integrate new arrivals. mr sunak says the government will remove the says the government will remove rhe nonr— says the government will remove rhe rhehr hor— says the government will remove the right for international eruaenre— the right for international students to— the right for international students to bring their dependents- students to bring their dependents unless they are on a noeraraauare— dependents unless they are on a postgraduate research programme. he postgraduate research programme. he whhh— postgraduate research programme. he whhh aheo— postgraduate research programme. he will also remove the ability to he will also remove the ability ro ewheh— he will also remove the ability to switch from _ he will also remove the ability to switch from a— he will also remove the ability to switch from a study visa to a work— to switch from a study visa to a work whea— to switch from a study visa to a work visa until— to switch from a study visa to a work visa until a— to switch from a study visa to a work visa until a person's eruahee— work visa until a person's eruahee are— work visa until a person's studies are completed . 200 studies are completed. 200 hhhanhan— studies are completed. 200 albanian nationals jailed in hnehana— albanian nationals jailed in england ana— albanian nationals jailed in england and wales will be sent home— england and wales will be sent home ro— england and wales will be sent home ro eene— england and wales will be sent home to serve the— england and wales will be sent home to serve the rest of their

sentence. the— home to serve the rest of their sentence. the ministry of ruerhee— sentence. the ministry of ruerhee eaye— sentence. the ministry of justice says the decision annhhee— justice says the decision annhhee ro— justice says the decision applies to those with prison rerne— applies to those with prison rerne or— applies to those with prison terms of four— applies to those with prison terms of four years or more . terms of four years or more. he— terms of four years or more. he anh— terms of four years or more. it's amid concerns that uk hrheone— it's amid concerns that uk nrheone are— it's amid concerns that uk prisons are now- it's amid concerns that uk prisons are now at 99% capacity. rhe— prisons are now at 99% capacity. the arrangement— prisons are now at 99% capacity. the arrangement means that hrhahn— the arrangement means that hrhahn whhh— the arrangement means that britain will also— the arrangement means that britain will also support hhhanha— britain will also support albania to— britain will also support albania to modernise its own hrheon— albania to modernise its own nrheon eyeren— albania to modernise its own nrheon eyeren .— albania to modernise its own prison system . the south of the prison system. the south of the uk hae— prison system. the south of the uk hae rhe— prison system. the south of the uk has the most— prison system. the south of the uk has the most polluted rivers. hhar-e— uk has the most polluted rivers. that's according— uk has the most polluted rivers. that's according to— uk has the most polluted rivers. that's according to the wildlife ana— that's according to the wildlife and countryside— that's according to the wildlife and countryside link and the rower— and countryside link and the hhwer hue.— and countryside link and the river trust. they— and countryside link and the river trust. they found that 96% of river trust. they found that 96% or here— river trust. they found that 96% or ana— river trust. they found that 96% of rivers and lakes— river trust. they found that 96% of rivers and lakes in both the sourh— of rivers and lakes in both the sourh weer— of rivers and lakes in both the south west and— of rivers and lakes in both the south west and south—east eonrahnea— south west and south—east contained a— south west and south—east contained a toxic cocktail of ehenheahe— contained a toxic cocktail of ehenheahe .— contained a toxic cocktail of chemicals . the— contained a toxic cocktail of chemicals . the lowest levels chemicals. the lowest levels round— chemicals. the lowest levels were found in— chemicals. the lowest levels were found in the east of hnehanh— were found in the east of england, yorkshire and humber. and england, yorkshire and humber. one a— england, yorkshire and humber. one a eowhoy— england, yorkshire and humber. and a cowboy wrangled a runaway cow and a cowboy wrangled a runaway rhree— and a cowboy wrangled a runaway cow across three lanes of hate— cow across three lanes of rrahhe on— cow across three lanes of rrahhe on a— cow across three lanes of traffic on a highway in the unhea— traffic on a highway in the united states. _ traffic on a highway in the united states. the footage hoerea— united states. the footage noerea on— united states. the footage posted on twitter by michigan share— posted on twitter by michigan share hohhee— posted on twitter by michigan state police shows the wrangler enerehne— state police shows the wrangler emerging hon — state police shows the wrangler emerging from the bushes and ehaehne— emerging from the bushes and ehaehne rhe— emerging from the bushes and chasing the animal in traffic heroe— chasing the animal in traffic before losing— chasing the animal in traffic before losing it.— chasing the animal in traffic before losing it. the cow was aheo— before losing it. the cow was also seen hopping over the hhghway— also seen hopping over the highway divider . the

also seen hopping over the highway divider. the animal is now believed— highway divider. the animal is now believed to— highway divider. the animal is now believed to be back in the naerure— now believed to be back in the naerure ana— now believed to be back in the pasture and unharmed . and okay. pasture and unharmed. and okay. hhhe— pasture and unharmed. and okay. hhhe he— pasture and unharmed. and okay. hhhe he eh— pasture and unharmed. and okay. this is gb news.— pasture and unharmed. and okay. this is gb news. we'll bring you ae h— this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. and let's get— more as it happens. and let's oer hack— more as it happens. and let's get hack ro— more as it happens. and let's get back to andrew and . get back to andrew and. bev ieoou— get back to andrew and. bev i good morning. _ get back to andrew and. bev . good morning. thanks. get back to andrew and. bev good morning. thanks for joining us. boris johnson has once again reported to once again been reported to police by servants over police by civil servants over fresh that fresh allegations that he breached rules. and breached lockdown rules. and he's pretty furious about- he's pretty furious about it heauee— he's pretty furious about it because thames valley police and seorhana— because thames valley police and eeorhana ware — because thames valley police and scotland yard say— because thames valley police and scotland yard say they're hoohhne— scotland yard say they're- looking—breaches looking into potential breaches at looking into potential breaches ar chequere— looking into potential breaches at chequers which at chequers, which is his county.— at chequers, which is his country wae— at chequers, which is his country. was his country, and hownhne— country. was his country, and downing street,— country. was his country, and downing street, got nothing downing street, they got nothing here— downing street, they got nothing heherlao. — downing street, they got nothing better-do. johnson- downing street, they got nothing better do. jo hffirhijihh downing street, they got nothing better do. jo thrcihh r: better to do. johnson is said to better to do. johnson is said to be considering suing the government over the with government over the move, with his team the referral his team calling the referral politically motivated. well last night, boris johnson's former brexit minister and leader of the house, jacob rees—mogg, said he prime minister he visited the prime minister at chequers. but what? they chequers. but guess what? they erueh— chequers. but guess what? they erueh-ruhee. — chequers. but guess what? they erueh-ruhee. h— chequers. but guess what? they stuck-rules. i can- chequers. but guess what? they stuck-rules. i can tell. stuck to the rules. i can tell you— stuck to the rules. i can tell you that during that period i

went chequers . you that during that period i went chequers. i you that during that period i went chequers . i was invited went to chequers. i was invited there with my children entirely in accordance with the rules , in accordance with the rules, says another senior government minister. was going to come but the prime minister cancelled him because you were only allowed to have one family present at the time. so what would have been a meeting with the prime minister , the chief whip and the leader of the house of commons just had me there because you couldn't mix families. the prime minister was diligent about it. i might also say that one of my children after lunch, bowled out the prime minister and removed his middle stump, but that would be boasting. so daily press reports . i boasting. so daily press reports . hiuer— boasting. so daily press reports . hiuer h— boasting. so daily press reports . riuer h erhhh— boasting. so daily press reports . i just i still can't,— “3 so daily press reports . i just i still can't, you know.— . i just i still can't, you know. ae— . i just i still can't, you know, as much- . i just i still can't, you know, as much as look , i like know, as much as look, i like jacob-— know, as much as look, i like jacob- r— know, as much as look, i like raeoh. rrhhnw— know, as much as look, i like jacob. i think he's— know, as much as look, i like jacob. i think he's a brilliant nreeenrer. — jacob. i think he's a brilliant nreeenrer. hh— jacob. i think he's a brilliant presenter. et cetera. but honeerhy— presenter. et cetera. but honeerhy .— presenter. et cetera. but honeerhy . h— presenter. et cetera. but honestly , i think there'll be honestly, i think there'll be neopre— honestly, i think there'll be some people still watching this who— some people still watching this who he— some people still watching this who lost loved— some people still watching this who lost loved ones who couldn't say who lost loved ones who couldn't eay aooahye— who lost loved ones who couldn't eay gooahye ro— who lost loved ones who couldn't say goodbye to them , who will say goodbye to them, who will the — say goodbye to them, who will the he — say goodbye to them, who will the he eoh— say goodbye to them, who will find the sort of— say goodbye to them, who will find the sort of humour around he— find the sort of humour around he reahhy— find the sort of humour around this really upsetting. and i erhhh— this really upsetting. and i em do. — this really upsetting. and i

em to. h— this really upsetting. and i still do. i still— this really upsetting. and i still do. i still think we ehouha— still do. i still think we should move- still do. i still think we should move on, but there are erhhh— should move on, but there are erhhh going— should move on, but there are erhhh going ro— should move on, but there are still going to be— should move on, but there are still going to be people dawn heeeo— still going to be people dawn neesom we've— still going to be people dawn neesom we've also got some hreahhna— neesom we've also got some hreahhna nee— neesom we've also got some breaking news because the telegraph— breaking news because the telegraph he— breaking news because the telegraph is reporting that the hhhe— telegraph is reporting that the prime-decided- telegraph is reporting that the prime-decided.isl prime minister decided he is not going— prime minister decided he is not goinglrefer_ prime minister decided he is not going-refer-home- going to refer the home seererary— going to refer the home secretary suella braverman to the secretary suella braverman to hne-aawheer— secretary suella braverman to hne-aawheer .— secretary suella braverman to the-adviser , sir- secretary suella braverman to the adviser , sir laurie the ethics adviser, sir laurie haenue— the ethics adviser, sir laurie haenue-rhhe- the ethics adviser, sir laurie magnus, this completely magnus, over this completely eonreerea— magnus, over this completely confected civil— magnus, over this completely confected civil service row that ene— confected civil service row that ehe hrohe— confected civil service row that she broke the— confected civil service row that she broke the ministerial code by she broke the ministerial code hy hnauhrhne— she broke the ministerial code hy inquiring or— she broke the ministerial code by inquiring of her civil eenanre. — by inquiring of her civil servants. can- by inquiring of her civil servants. cr?“ by inquiring of her civil servants. cr? .. . rt by inquiring of her civil servants. cr?“ t“ t“ servants. can i have an an anonymous can i have a speed awareness course alone? because i'm a high profile figure, which we know from nick freeman , who we know from nick freeman, who came on this programme. he's arranged many times for high profile clients . lots of people profile clients. lots of people have— profile clients. lots of people have done— profile clients. lots of people have done it.— profile clients. lots of people have done it. and— profile clients. lots of people have done it. and let's- rt.; rt“~tr lots of people have done it. and let's be honeer— have done it. and let's be honest with— have done it. and let's be honest with you, if i was ehrhne— honest with you, if i was ehrrhne hn— honest with you, if i was ehrrhng hn a— honest with you, if i was sitting in a travelodge somewhere— sitting in a travelodge somewhere up the m1, i would not eaten— somewhere up the m1, i would not exneer-seererary- somewhere up the m1, i would not expect _secretary to - somewhere up the m1, i would not expect secretary to be expect the home secretary to be ehrrhna— expect the home secretary to be ehrrhna-ro— expect the home secretary to be ehrrhne-ro ne— expect the home secretary to be sitting to me taking sitting next to me taking a eneea— sitting next to me taking a speed awareness. it where we speed awareness. it is where we are speed awareness. it is where we whh— speed awareness. it is where we whrh perry— speed awareness. it is where we are with pretty much everything rheee—hunrl these days. it's a witch hunt. hen-r— these days. it's a witch hunt. hen-r he— these days. it's a witch hunt. isn't it? funny— these days. it's a witch hunt. isn't it? funny enough, i was done— isn't it? funny enough, i was done eoe— isn't it? funny enough, i was doing some research the other day— doing some research the other hay-naaazhne— doing some research the other day magazine piece about day for a magazine piece about the day for a magazine piece about hne-when— day for a magazine piece about the _witch hunts- day for a magazine piece about the witch hunts where the proper witch hunts where rhey— the proper witch hunts where rhey-ueea- the proper witch hunts where rhey-ueea ro- the proper witch hunts where they used to burn the they actually used to burn the harem— they actually used to burn the salem trials.— they actually used to burn the salem trials. yeah, and salem trials. yeah, women andi

men. they used to burn men at he— men. they used to burn men at hne-ae— men. they used to burn men at rhe-ae wen.— men. they used to burn men at the as well, religious the stake as well, for religiousi reasons. _ know, reasons. and i think, you know, ahah— reasons. and i think, you know, ahah hon — reasons. and i think, you know, anan hon rhe— reasons. and i think, you know, apart from the fact we're not huhhahne— apart from the fact we're not building funeral— apart from the fact we're not building funeral pyres and erahee— building funeral pyres andi erahee—rhe stakes quite yet, that's the ahreerhon— stakes quite yet, that's the direction we're— stakes quite yet, that's the direction we're heading in. i rhhnh— direction we're heading in. i think suella— direction we're heading in. i think suella braverman was a eonhhere— think suella braverman was a complete-hunt.- think suella braverman was a complete hunt. obviously complete witch hunt. obviously nohhrheahhy— complete witch hunt. obviously politically_mean| politically orchestrated. i mean ryesr— politically orchestrated. i mean yes-may— politically orchestrated. i mean .yeelnay have— politically orchestrated. i mean , yes, may have done , yes, she may have done eonerhhne— , yes, she may have done something slightly but something slightly wrong, but it's something slightly wrong, but h-e—ereareer- something slightly wrong, but it's greatest scandal it's hardly the greatest scandal -_90_ it's hardly the greatest scandal -_90 hack- it's hardly the greatest scandal -_90 hack ro- it's hardly the greatest scandal ._go back to the. . well, if you go back to the eeanhahe— . well, if you go back to the scandals, andrew. yeah, in scandals, andrew. yeah, back in the scandals, andrew. yeah, back in hne-rhe— scandals, andrew. yeah, back in the-the political- scandals, andrew. yeah, back in the the political scandal, the day, the political scandal, we the day, the political scandal, heeeo..— the day, the political scandal, we-sex, we had- the day, the political scandal, we sex, we had drugs, we had we had sex, we had drugs, we had rook— we had sex, we had drugs, we had roeh- — we had sex, we had drugs, we had roeh- he— we had sex, we had drugs, we had rock- we-much- we had sex, we had drugs, we hadi rock- we-much more rock and roll. we had much more fun in those days than a speeding it. mps speeding ticket. about it. mps being to table speeding ticket. about it. mps being-to table questions. speeding ticket. about it. mpsi being-to table questions in being paid to table questions in the being paid to table questions in he cornrnone— being paid to table questions in the commons without declaring an hnrereer. — the commons without declaring an hnrereer. _wa- the commons without declaring an interest. _and this- interest. absolutely. and this is expenses and is fiddling their expenses and going prison. yeah. yeah, going to prison. yeah. yeah, exaerhy. — going to prison. yeah. yeah, exactly. this is a speeding exactly. and this is a speeding fine. okay. in the suella case, it's a speeding fine. we don't even miles over even know how many miles over the she actually was. the limit she actually was. i'm guessing don't know guessing because we don't know that wasn't 80 miles an that fact. it wasn't 80 miles an hour through mile an hour hour through a 30 mile an hour zone. was probably in zone. it was probably 25. in a 20? yeah so it wasn't even a heinous crime, was it? so but it's like everything it's like the johnson today, the boris johnson story today, isn't it? it's like, you know, all great like you. bev i'm all the great like you. bev i'm absolutely furious about all the great like you. bev i'm absrwaytly furious about all the great like you. bev i'm absrway we, furious about all the great like you. bev i'm absrway we, the furious about all the great like you. bev i'm absrway we, the public,about all the great like you. bev i'm absrway we, the public, were

the way we, the public, were treated during those times. one law law for us. law for them, one law for us. lots of people. lots of us, lots of people. i had an acquaintance who took his own life over his business going and because way and failing because of the way we treated. every teenager we were treated. every teenager i is we were treated. every teenager h-he erhhh— we were treated. every teenager i-is still struggling.- i know is still struggling. hheohurehy. — i know is still struggling. absolutely. the effect on ehhhhen— absolutely. the effect on children, effect old children, the effect on old neonhe. — children, the effect on old neonhe. _a- children, the effect on old neonhe. -a real children, the effect on old people. _a lot of| children, the effect on old. people. _a lot of old people. i mean, a lot of old people. i mean, a lot of old people have got mental health problems was problems as well. it was horrendous were horrendous the way we were treated. i will never, ever forgive that government for doing we forgive that government for doiinow we forgive that government for doiinow with we forgive that government for doiinow with with we forgive that government for doiinow with with with we forgive that government for doiinow with with with goingie are now with with with going back, who did he have at chequers? people chequers? how many people were there? socially there? were they socially distanced? they have drinks? distanced? did they have drinks? did cup of tea? did they have a cup of tea? satire? is. it honestly, satire? it is. it is honestly, it is such a waste of time. and dawn, the it is such a waste of time. and dawn,.the interests- it is such a waste of time. and dawn,.the interests of- dawn, in the interests of narurah— dawn, in the interests of natural justice, you would have rhouehr—hawei natural justice, you would have- thought_have said thought somebody might have said to thought somebody might have said ro-horner— thought somebody might have said to .former prime— thought somebody might have said to former prime minister, to the former prime minister, can—wore- to the former prime minister,| can _word with to the former prime minister,- can _word with you can we just have a word with you ahour— can we just have a word with you ahour heee— can we just have a word with you about these references in your three— about these references in your diaries? because— about these references in your diaries? because handed these diaries? because he handed these three— diaries? because he handed these diaries—servants- diaries over to civil servants nrenarhne— preparing for the official hnnuhry— preparing for the official- inquiry._letters inquiry. they've seen letters arehwa— abreva, apparently, which hey-we— abreva, apparently, which they've lots of they've concluded means lots of people-— they've concluded means lots of neonhe. hhey-re— they've concluded means lots of people. they're breaking. here's the people. they're breaking. here's hne-why— people. they're breaking. here's hne-why-ro- the police. why not talk to him ahour— about it? it's completely unprecedented. heard unprecedented. i've never heard not even say to him, this is what we're doing. yeah, i mean, i can understand why he's

described being very, very described as being very, very volcanically i can. i volcanically angry. i can. i completely that. but, volcanically angry. i can. i comknow,( that. but, volcanically angry. i can. i comknow,( great that. but, volcanically angry. i can. i comknow,( great i that. but, volcanically angry. i can. i comknow,( great i mean, but, volcanically angry. i can. i comknow,( great i mean, i'dt, you know, the great i mean, i'd be interested what people be interested to see what people are listening and watching are thinking even thinking because for me, even though angry, the way though i am very angry, the way we treated was completely we were treated was completely wrong, mismanaged. wrong, completely mismanaged. i just move on. there just now want to move on. there are many problems need to are so many problems we need to tackle now. the thing this tackle now. the thing is this cowh— tackle now. the thing is this cowrh hnnuhry— t the thing is this covid inquiry baroness hallett runnhne— running this covid inquiry hnhhah— running this covid inquiry. initial—million. initial estimates £40 million. hhhe—coer- initial estimates £40 million. hhhe—eoer ue- initial estimates £40 million. this—cost us. it. initial estimates £40 million.| this—cost us. it has this is going to cost us. it has nonethe— this is going to cost us. it has no-aare. h— this is going to cost us. it has no-date. it doesn't- this is going to cost us. it has no date. it doesn't really no end date. it doesn't really even have-start- no end date. it doesn't really even have start date even have a proper start date heauee— even have a proper start date heauee h— even have a proper start date because it got— even have a proper start date because it got off— even have a proper start date because it got off to a false erah. — because it got off to a false erah. h— because it got off to a false start. if this— because it got off to a false start. if this .the- because it got off to a false start. if this the kind of start. if this is the kind of nonsense that— start. if this is the kind of nonsense that there's to nonsense that there's going to be concentrated— nonsense that there's going to be concentrated this covid be concentrated on in this covid hnauhry— be concentrated on in this covid inquiry rhen— be concentrated on in this covid inquiry rhen hn— be concentrated on in this covid inquiry, then i'm the inquiry, then i'm sorry. the whore— inquiry, then i'm sorry. the whole-completel inquiry, then i'm sorry. the- whole-complete and whole thing is a complete and her— whole thing is a complete and uher-h-e— whole thing is a complete and uher-h-e a— whole thing is a complete and utter-it's a waste- whole thing is a complete and utter-it's a waste of. whole thing is a complete and. utter-it's a waste of time utter sham. it's a waste of time and money. and it will it really is it will take years. you just have to go back— is it will take years. you just have to go back to- is it will take years. you just have to go back to the- t ;; you just have to go back to the sunday hnauhry— have to go back to the sunday inquiry sunaay— have to go back to the sunday inquiry, sunday was 1972, inquiry, sunday was in 1972, here— inquiry, sunday was in 1972, here ana— inquiry, sunday was in 1972, 1973 and reported couple of 1973 and reported a couple of yeare— 1973 and reported a couple of yeare aeo— 1973 and reported a couple of yeare ago he— 1973 and reported a couple of years ago the iraq war inquiry, zero.— years ago the iraq war inquiry, zero—har- 2013, ten years after that hhhegah— 2013, ten years after that hhhegah — 2013, ten years after that illegal war. ten years. it took cowh— illegal war. ten years. it took covhh whhh— illegal war. ten years. it took covm will take— illegal war. ten years. it took covid will take even longer. wean.— covid will take even longer. yeah, absolutely. ' “r: covid will take even longer. yeah, absolutely. “r: yeah, absolutely. and then the other story we have today is obviously braverman other story we have today is obvirbeing braverman other story we have today is obvirbeing investigatedrraverman other story we have today is obvirbeing investigated forerman other story we have today is obvirbeing investigated for heran now being investigated for her link to rwanda. this is an

appalling for a charity which she severed her connections with before she became an mp in 2015. so civil servants are now saying awh— so civil servants are now saying ehwhh eenanre— so civil servants are now saying civil servants again, the blob hyhng— civil servants again, the blob hyhng ro— civil servants again, the blob hyhng ro hrhng— civil servants again, the blob trying to bring down a tory nhnhehen— trying to bring down a tory minister. they— trying to bring down a tory minister. they got dominic raab, the minister. they got dominic raab, rhe iuerhee— minister. they got dominic raab, the justice secretary, on huhhyhng— the justice secretary, on bullying. they're trying to get her now— bullying. they're trying to get her now. they're— bullying. they're trying to get her now. they're not doing very wet— her now. they're not doing very weh over— her now. they're not doing very well over the _ her now. they're not doing very well over the speeding, so hey-re— well over the speeding, so rhey-re now— well over the speeding, so they're now trying. she should have— they're now trying. she should have declared _ they're now trying. she should have declared interest on the have declared an interest on the eharhy— have declared an interest on the charity—financial. charity. she had no financial hnrereer— charity. she had no financial interest-charity- interest in the charity whatsoever- interest in the charity whatsoever . t interest in the charity— whatsoever . it was the rwanda. whatsoever. it was the rwanda. it wasn't even her policy. it was priti policy was so was priti patel's policy was so to go after someone to suddenly go after someone again, if it happens to be a woman in this case i know a lot about isn't it quite a bit. you know, to go after this. it looks like they are poking around in corners trying find any corners trying to find any scandal, not even quite sure who they are. i know this is the rhhng. — they are. i know this is the rhhng. .rhey— they are. i know this is the thing. -they-this. they are. i know this is thej thing. -they-this is they are. i know this is the- thing. -they-this is the thing. who they are. this is the rhhng.— thing. who they are. this is the rhhng.-hhar-e— thing. who they are. this is the thing,-that's the- thing. who they are. this is the thing, that's the question thing, dawn. that's the question i thing, dawn. that's the question hwouha— thing, dawn. that's the question i would-answered- i would like answered politically— i would like answered- politically _we're politically motivated. we're going— politically motivated. we're- gohng—hecahhey going to go to darren mccaffrey -nowanywereh- going to go to darren mccaffrey now anywhere, dawn, now. don't go anywhere, dawn, our-eahon— now. don't go anywhere, dawn, our-editor, darren- our political editor, darren hecahhey— our political editor, darren mccaffrey- at - our political editor, darren- mccaffrey-at westminster mccaffrey is down at westminster .-rhhe— mccaffrey is down at westminster .-rhhe nornhng- mccaffrey is down at westminster , this morning. good , i believe, this morning. good nornhng— morning, darren. really? dawn's gueerhon— morning, darren. really? dawn's gueerhon he— morning, darren. really? dawn's gueerhon he he— morning, darren. really? dawn's question is the most pertinent

who— question is the most pertinent who are— question is the most pertinent one. who are they when we talk ahour— one. who are they when we talk ahour rhe — one. who are they when we talk about the civil— one. who are they when we talk about the civil servants civil eenhee— about the civil servants civil service blob,— about the civil servants civil service blob, do— about the civil servants civil service blob, do we ever get to put— service blob, do we ever get to out any— service blob, do we ever get to out any naee— service blob, do we ever get to put any names to— service blob, do we ever get to put any names to the people who are put any names to the people who eauehng— put any names to the people who are causing such— put any names to the people who are causing such mischief behind the are causing such mischief behind rhe eeenee— are causing such mischief behind rhe . — are causing such mischief behind the scenes . well,— are causing such mischief behind the scenes . �*vw�*rt; �*" the scenes. well, first of all, we have to work from the assumption we don't know actually who is causing some of the mischief, as you would put it, in the sense that we there's a lot of assumption by some people that this is emanating from people inside the civil service who politically service who are politically motivated, be somewhat motivated, who may be somewhat on the left and are determined to pick off conservative ministers. now, that's clearly a rheory— ministers. now, that's clearly a theory hare— ministers. now, that's clearly a theory that's been— .. now, that's clearly a theory that's been bandied aroun-a— theory that's been bandied around—actual. around. there's no actual ewhaenee— around. there's no actual evidence for— around. there's no actual evidence for that. clearly, whate— evidence for that. clearly, what's happened in this case whh— what's happened in this case whh hone— what's happened in this case with boris johnson is that he hae— with boris johnson is that he has-referred— with boris johnson is that he has-referred-by. with boris johnson is that he has referred by the has been referred from by the cahhner— has been referred from by the cabinet office, _ has been referred from by the cabinet office, by civil eenanre. — cabinet office, by civil servants. is— cabinet office, by civil servants. is that politically norhwarea— servants. is that politically motivated ?_ servants. is that politically motivated ? and sure those motivated? and i'm sure those awh— motivated? and i'm sure those ehwhh-wouha- motivated? and i'm sure those civil-would say- motivated? and i'm sure those civil would say they civil servants would say they hherahhy— civil servants would say they are literally doing their erarurory— are literally doing their statutory they are literally doing their statutory-they in statutory duty. they would be in houhhe— statutory duty. they would be in trouble-didn't— statutory duty. they would be in trouble-didn't do- statutory duty. they would be in trouble didn't do this. trouble if they didn't do this. he— trouble if they didn't do this. hne hhg— trouble if they didn't do this. hne hhg nae— trouble if they didn't do this. the big ride this— trouble if they didn't do this. the big ride this morning, rhough.— the big ride this morning, though, whether though, is about whether nhnherere— though, is about whether ministers signed that off heauee— ministers signed that off because some- ministers signed that off because some boris because some within boris rohneon-e— because some within boris johnson's-seem- because some within boris johnson's seem be johnson's camp seem to be euggeerhng— johnson's camp seem to be suggesting that— johnson's camp seem to be suggesting that this has not

heen— suggesting that this has not been politically motivated by suggesting that this has not bee civil.itically motivated by suggesting that this has not bee civil service,�*notivated by suggesting that this has not bee civil service, but vated by suggesting that this has not bee civil service, but hasd by suggesting that this has not bee civil service, but has been the civil service, but has been nohhrheahhy— the civil service, but has been politically motivated by ministers— politically motivated by ministers-a - politically motivated by. ministers . a _that politically motivated by- ministersla-that some ministers to a degree that some hnehae— ministers to a degree that some inside _sunaks_ ministers to a degree that some inside _sunaks-are. inside rishi sunaks camp are hyhng— inside rishi sunaks camp are hyhng ro— inside rishi sunaks camp are hyhng ho ho.— inside rishi sunaks camp are trying to do. boris johnson ouhe— trying to do. boris johnson ouhe a— trying to do. boris johnson ouhe a hor— trying to do. boris johnson quite a lot of— trying to do. boris johnson quite a lot of damage and maybe guhe— quite a lot of damage and maybe guhe-oh— quite a lot of damage and maybe guhe-oh aanage— quite a lot of damage and maybe quite-of damage to- quite a lot of damage to overshadow— quite a lot of damage to overshadow the other stories har— overshadow the other stories. rhar—ahour that you've been talking about hooray.— that you've been talking about hooray—ah- that you've been talking about today,_all suella. today, not least of all suella braverman-end- today, not least of all suella braverman end of the day, braverman at the end of the day, rhough.— braverman at the end of the day, rhough.-wouha— braverman at the end of the day, though,-would say- braverman at the end of the day, though, would say is though, what i would say is this is though, what i would say is this he nohhhee. — though, what i would say is this is politics. people— though, what i would say is this is politics. people i mean, this is politics. people i mean, this he-nohhhee— is politics. people i mean, this he-hohhhee he.- is politics. people i mean, this is politics is. there is just how politics is. there eonnerhng— is just how politics is. there. are competing-there are competing interests. there are competing interests. there eonnerhng— are competing interests. there are competing factions in the conservative _ are competing factions in the conservative party. people brief agahner— conservative party. people brief gor— conservative party. people brief agsomeone's got a— conservative party. people brief agsomeone's got a story or some if someone's got a story or some hhh— if someone's got a story or some ahhleoneone— if someone's got a story or some dirt-someone else— if someone's got a story or some dirt someone else against dirt on someone else against her— dirt on someone else against their political— dirt on someone else againsti their political—well dirt on someone else againsti tithere)litical_well dirt on someone else againsti tithere inside _well dirt on someone else against tithere inside or well dirt on someone else against tithere inside or outside well dirt on someone else against tithere inside or outside the ll , there inside or outside the conservative _ , there inside or outside the conservative course, conservative party, of course, hey-re— conservative party, of course, rhey-re—rhhe- conservative party, of course, they're—this thisj they're going to use this this hea— they're going to use this this rhea-when— they're going to use this this idea-witch hunt- they're going to use this this idea witch hunt is quite an idea of a witch hunt is quite an hnrereerhng— idea of a witch hunt is quite an hnrereerhng-hn— idea of a witch hunt is quite an interesting - in the - idea of a witch hunt is quite an interesting in the sense interesting term in the sense har— interesting term in the sense rhar h— interesting term in the sense rhar h wouha— interesting term in the sense that i would suggest just that i would suggest that's just the that i would suggest that's just hne-oh— that i would suggest that's just the-of politics- that i would suggest that's just the-of politics in- that i would suggest that's just the of politics in saying the game of politics in saying har— the game of politics in saying rhar he— the game of politics in saying rhar he he— the game of politics in saying that is the political trouble for hhehh — that is the political trouble for rishi sunak. i think there is for rishi sunak. i think there he ro— for rishi sunak. i think there he ho a— for rishi sunak. i think there is to a degree,— for rishi sunak. i think there is to a degree, because clearly here— is to a degree, because clearly here are— is to a degree, because clearly rhere eoe— is to a degree, because clearly there are some within the party who—arounal there are some within the partyi who—around ro who have never come around to nhn— who have never come around to hhn—rhar— who have never come around to him _that still- him being leader that still wouha— him being leader that still wouha-ro— him being leader that still would-to see- him being leader that still would to see boris johnson would like to see boris johnson in would like to see boris johnson hn—gohng- would like to see boris johnson hn—gohng rol would like to see boris johnsoni hn—gohng ro in charge. they are going to use hhhe— in charge. they are going to use rhhe ae— in charge. they are going to use rhhe ae an— in charge. they are going to use this as an example— in charge. they are going to use this as an example of trying to ehaehhne— this as an example of trying to ehaehhne rhe— this as an example of trying to sideline the former prime hhnhehen— sideline the former prime minister.-boris- sideline the former prime minister. boris johnson minister. as for boris johnson hhneehh— minister. as for boris johnson himself, though,— minister. as for boris johnson himself, though, i think this is a-hor—

himself, though, i think this is a-for someone- a reminder for someone who norenrhahhy— a reminder for someone who potentially-want- a reminder for someone who potentially want to get potentially might want to get hack— potentially might want to get hack hnro — potentially might want to get back into downing street that, you—whh— back into downing street that, you—whh every- you know what, with every naeehng— you know what, with every naeehng-ana- you know what, with every passing and month, that passing week and month, that harn— passing week and month, that path heeornee— passing week and month, that path becomes narrower and narrower because stories, narrower because these stories, wherher— narrower because these stories, wherher you — narrower because these stories, whether you agree— narrower because these stories, whether you agree with them or notw— whether you agree with them or not-gong— whether you agree with them or norlgohng ro— whether you agree with them or not, going to continually not, are going to continually hog.— not, are going to continually aog. h— not, are going to continually hog. r rhhnh— not, are going to continually dog. i think the— not, are going to continually dog. i think the former prime hhnhehen— dog. i think the former prime minister. you— dog. i think the former prime minister. you know, the next minister. you know, for the next eounhe—rhe- minister. you know, for the next couple—the nexti couple of months, for the next eounhe— couple of months, for the next eounhelyeare. — couple of months, for the next couple years. ;; couple of years. darren, i still i'm struggling believe that i'm struggling to believe that no minister was at least made aware before this file was referred to scotland yard and thames valley police. i find it very difficult to believe that's the case. what's your understanding ? yeah i mean, you understanding? yeah i mean, you know, we don't honestly know . i know, we don't honestly know. i would tend to agree with you, andrew.— would tend to agree with you, andrew. ana— would tend to agree with you, andrew, and that's where i would rahe— andrew, and that's where i would rahe on— andrew, and that's where i would rahe on hhhe— andrew, and that's where i would take on this point— andrew, and that's where i would take on this point about that. all take on this point about that. oh oh— take on this point about that. oh oh hhhe— take on this point about that. all of this is— take on this point about that. all of this is the— take on this point about that. all of this is the civil eenhee. — all of this is the civil eenhee. h— all of this is the civil service. i think it's very easy. how— service. i think it's very easy. how youe— service. i think it's very easy. now you're bev— service. i think it's very easy. now you're bev is— service. i think it's very easy. now you're bev is right. like we eon-r— now you're bev is right. like we hon-r know— now you're bev is right. like we don't know who _ now you're bev is right. like we don't know who these people are and he— don't know who these people are and he very— don't know who these people are and he very eaey— don't know who these people are and it's very easy for also neopre— and it's very easy for also neonhe ro— and it's very easy for also people to brief- and it's very easy for also people to brief stories when hey-re— people to brief stories when rhey-re nor— people to brief stories when they're not going out. they're not going to come out. andr— they're not going to come out. ana. you— they're not going to come out. one. you know.— they're not going to come out. and, you know, be— they're not going to come out. and, you know, be publicly nanea— and, you know, be publicly nanea hur— and, you know, be publicly named. but same time , named. but at the same time, here— named. but at the same time, here are— named. but at the same time, there are politic— named. but at the same time, there are politic inside downing sheer— there are politic inside downing srreer ae— there are politic inside downing street as well. _ there are politic inside downing

street as well. there are . they street as well. there are. they hawhng— street as well. there are. they hawhng ro— street as well. there are. they are having to manage a new cycle and ahherenr— are having to manage a new cycle and different factions within the conservative party. some of hhhe— the conservative party. some of rhhe nhghr— the conservative party. some of rhhe nhghr he— the conservative party. some of this might be politically motivated— this might be politically motivated not by a disgruntled awh— motivated not by a disgruntled ehwhh eenanh— motivated not by a disgruntled civil servant, but— motivated not by a disgruntled civil servant, but actually by people— civil servant, but actually by neonhe hnehae— civil servant, but actually by people inside the government who are people inside the government who ae-hor— people inside the government who ae-hor rhe— people inside the government who are for the government are working for the government in are working for the government hn a— are working for the government hn a nohhrheah— are working for the government in a political way— are working for the government in a political way .— are working for the government in a political way . so it's in a political way. so it's guhe— in a political way. so it's guhre hhewy— in a political way. so it's quite tricky to - in a political way. so it's quite tricky to work all this our.— quite tricky to work all this our. hur— quite tricky to work all this our. hur hn— quite tricky to work all this out. but in-end- quite tricky to work all this out. but in-end ,- quite tricky to work all this out. but in end , the police out. but in the end, the police hnweerhgarhon— out. but in the end, the police investigation will— out. but in the end, the police investigation will clearly take its investigation will clearly take he hne.— investigation will clearly take its time. we'll— investigation will clearly take its time. we'll have to see what comes from that. _ its time. we'll have to see what comes from that. politically, hhhe— comes from that. politically, rhhe he— comes from that. politically, this is causing— comes from that. politically, this is causing somewhat of a roaay— this is causing somewhat of a roaay .— this is causing somewhat of a row today . andrew, i don't know row today. andrew, i don't know wherher— row today. andrew, i don't know wherher you— row today. andrew, i don't know whether you would agree with hhhe.— whether you would agree with he rhough. — whether you would agree with he rhough. h— whether you would agree with this, though. i think the anger we-we-hon — this, though. i think the anger we've from borrower's we've seen from the borrower's camp— we've seen from the borrower's eanh-hruerrarhng- we've seen from the borrower's camp frustrating than camp is more frustrating than anger— camp is more frustrating than anger ro— camp is more frustrating than anger ho a— camp is more frustrating than anger to a degree in the sense har— anger to a degree in the sense rhar hey— anger to a degree in the sense rhar hey are— anger to a degree in the sense that they are pretty impotent heee— that they are pretty impotent rheee eaye.— that they are pretty impotent these days. you— that they are pretty impotent these days. you know, at the end of these days. you know, at the end or he— these days. you know, at the end or he hay.— these days. you know, at the end of the day, almost— these days. you know, at the end of the day, almost everyone whhhn— of the day, almost everyone whhhn rhe— of the day, almost everyone within the conservative party, wharewer— within the conservative party, whatever they _of - within the conservative party, whatever they of rishi whatever they think of rishi sunah— whatever they think of rishi sunak,-that- whatever they think of rishi sunak,-that he. whatever they think of rishi sunak, that he is sunak, recognise that he is going— sunak, recognise that he is gohng-rhen- sunak, recognise that he is going-themlthel sunak, recognise that he is- going-themlthe next going to lead them to the next eheehon— going to lead them to the next election, that— going to lead them to the next election, that it— going to lead them to the next election, that it would be nohhrheah— election, that it would be political electoral political suicide, electoral euhehae— suicide potentially to change the suicide potentially to change hne-hhhe— suicide potentially to change the _this _the the leader at this late in the game— the leader at this late in the game agahn— the leader at this late in the game again. and— the leader at this late in the game again. and so i think this is game again. and so i think this he a— game again. and so i think this he a hne— game again. and so i think this he a hne oh— game again. and so i think this is a kind of real— game again. and so i think this is a kind of real expression of hueharhon— is a kind of real expression of frustration this— is a kind of real expression of frustration this morning, the hne— frustration this morning, the hne oh— frustration this morning, the kind of outrage— frustration this morning, the kind of outrage that's been eonreeeea— kind of outrage that's been expressed about the fact that hhhe— expressed about the fact that rhhe erory—

expressed about the fact that the erory hae— expressed about the fact that this story has come out, where he— this story has come out, where he corne— this story has come out, where it's come from _ this story has come out, where it's come from and— this story has come out, where it's come from and where it may wehh— it's come from and where it may weh head— it's come from and where it may weh head he — it's come from and where it may well lead to. darren— it's come from and where it may well lead to. darren should we be well lead to. darren should we he—oh— well lead to. darren should we he—oh-rhnhngl well lead to. darren should we be_of-timing of| be suspicious of the timing of the be suspicious of the timing of hne-ana— be suspicious of the timing of hne-aha rhe— be suspicious of the timing of the and the telegraph the report and the telegraph roaay— the report and the telegraph today-suella— the report and the telegraph today suella brabham will today that suella brabham will not today that suella brabham will nor he— today that suella brabham will not be sacked— today that suella brabham will not be sacked over the speeding today that suella brabham will not be ' acked over the speeding today that suella brabham will not be ' )ver the speeding today that suella brabham will not be ' “hr the speeding today that suella brabham will not be ' .. tthe speeding today that suella brabham will not be ' .. rrtg peeding today that suella brabham will not be ' .. rrtg g row? a storm in a very small league cup in my view, and she's not going to be referred by number the ethics adviser number 10 to the ethics adviser . where this been brought out . where is this been brought out now to try to dampen down tory anger over boris ? yeah, i mean, anger over boris? yeah, i mean, here-e— anger over boris? yeah, i mean, rhere-e rwo— anger over boris? yeah, i mean, rhere-e rwo waye— anger over boris? yeah, i mean, there's two ways to— g 7 yeah, i mean, there's two ways to judge this, ana— there's two ways to judge this, and hhhe— there's two ways to judge this, and rhhe he— there's two ways to judge this, and this is why— there's two ways to judge this, and this is why it's really, reahhy— and this is why it's really, reahy hhewy— and this is why it's really, really tricky to _ and this is why it's really, really tricky to work things our.— really tricky to work things out so— really tricky to work things out. so you've— really tricky to work things out. so you've got obviously the suehha — out. so you've got obviously the suella braverman _ out. so you've got obviously the suella braverman story on monday day suella braverman story on monday hay ana— suella braverman story on monday hay and sunny.— suella braverman story on monday day and sunday, which kind day and sunday, which has kind of day and sunday, which has kind oh—gooa— of dominating good to potentially— of dominating good to potentially into of dominating good to- potentially-into prime potentially bleed into prime hhnherer-e— potentially bleed into prime minister's-time. potentially bleed into prime minister's time today. minister's question time today. how— minister's question time today. how-ahehaer— minister's question time today. how distract people? how do you distract people? war.— how do you distract people? wen-know.— how do you distract people?- well,-know,_big well, you know, by another big erory— well, you know, by another big erory hy— well, you know, by another big erory hy whar— well, you know, by another big story by what boris johnson wouha— story by what boris johnson wouha eay— story by what boris johnson wouha eay he— story by what boris johnson would say is the dead cat ehahegy— would say is the dead cat strategy. essentially strategy. so you essentially. someone _boris someone then leaks the boris ronneon— someone then leaks the boris rohneon-rhar- someone then leaks the boris- johnson _that dominates johnson story and that dominates the conversation— johnson story and that dominates the conversation today, not sueha—so- the conversation today, not. suella _so maybe the conversation today, not- suella_so maybe this suella braverman. so maybe this is suella braverman. so maybe this he-aay— suella braverman. so maybe this he-aay ro— suella braverman. so maybe this he-aay ro hury— suella braverman. so maybe this is-day to bury the- suella braverman. so maybe this is day to bury the bad is a good day to bury the bad hne— is a good day to bury the bad news. the fact— is a good day to bury the bad news. the fact that suella braverman is— news. the fact that suella braverman is not going to face any— braverman is not going to face any investigation— braverman is not going to face any investigation that's way any investigation that's one way of any investigation that's one way oh—hhe— any investigation that's one way oh—hhe orher- any investigation that's one way of_the other way,| of looking at it. the other way, more sympathetic— of looking at it. the other way, more sympathetic to the government _

more sympathetic to the government they're not government that they're not hrhehng— government that they're not briefing-their- government that they're not. briefing-their-mps. briefing against their own mps. is briefing against their own mps. he-wee.— briefing against their own mps. he-wee. hhehh— briefing against their own mps. is yes, rishi sunak is that. yes, rishi sunak eeonheeg— is that. yes, rishi sunak recognises he's under an awful lot recognises he's under an awful horlnreeeure.— recognises he's under an awful lot pressure, particularly lot of pressure, particularly hon— lot of pressure, particularly from-wingers- lot of pressure, particularly from wingers and so he's from right wingers and so he's hne— from right wingers and so he's hne-cavea— from right wingers and so he's kind-caved in,— from right wingers and so he's kind-caved in, not- from right wingers and so he's kind caved in, not having an kind of caved in, not having an hnweerhgarhon— kind of caved in, not having an investigation into— kind of caved in, not having an investigation into suella braverman— investigation into suella braverman people recognise that it braverman people recognise that h wae— braverman people recognise that h newre— braverman people recognise that it was never the— braverman people recognise that it was never the greatest breach of-ministerial_ it was never the greatest breach of ministerial code. it of the ministerial code. if it had— of the ministerial code. if it nah-heen— of the ministerial code. if it had been breach. and so of the ministerial code. if it- had-beenlbreach. and so i had have been a breach. and so i rhhnh— had have been a breach. and so i rhhnhlwhh— had have been a breach. and so i think-will-away- had have been a breach. and so i think-will-away with- had have been a breach. and so i think will away with it. think he will get away with it. hur— think he will get away with it. huh-hhhe— think he will get away with it. huh-hhhe he— think he will get away with it. huh-hhhe he ny- think he will get away with it. but this is my point but again, this is my point ahour— but again, this is my point ahour rhe— but again, this is my point about the interesting politics ana— about the interesting politics aha—our- about the interesting politics and—our who| and trying to work out who reahhy— and trying to work out who really-briefing- and trying to work out who. really-briefing-who really is briefing against who here.— really is briefing against who here. he— really is briefing against who here. he very— really is briefing against who here. it's very easy to say it's ah— here. it's very easy to say it's ahh rhe— here. it's very easy to say it's all the civil— here. it's very easy to say it's all the civil servants. i'm not enrhrehy— all the civil servants. i'm not enrhrehy-he— all the civil servants. i'm not entirely-is the- all the civil servants. i'm not entirely is the civil entirely sure it is the civil eenhee. — entirely sure it is the civil service. ithink- entirely sure it is the civil service. think some service. i think it's some nohhheah— service. i think it's some political within political actors within government - political actors within government who are to government who are trying to anage— government who are trying to anage a— government who are trying to manage a difficult news manage a very difficult news eyehe— manage a very difficult news eyehe-ar— manage a very difficult news eyehe-ar rhe — manage a very difficult news cycle at the same time, cycle well, at the same time, hnhherhng— cycle well, at the same time, inflicting-some- cycle well, at the same time, inflicting some damage on inflicting some some damage on some of their enemies, too. okay. — some of their enemies, too. okay. _wa— some of their enemies, too. . okay. _you, - darren okay. thank you, darren darren mccaffrey have we got mccaffrey, i think have we got one last word, dawn? can boris johnson survive this ? boris johnson survive this? boris johnson survive this? boris johnson is not known- ““ ”r 57 boris johnson is not known as getting away— johnson is not known as getting away whrh— johnson is not known as getting away whh h— johnson is not known as getting away whh h .— johnson is not known as getting away whrh h. h— johnson is not known as getting away with it . i was— johnson is not known as getting away with it . i was going to say away with it. i was going to say away with it. i was going to say a rude— away with it. i was going to say a rude wore— away with it. i was going to say a rude word there,— away with it. i was going to say a rude word there, but i'm not going— a rude word there, but i'm not gohng ho.— a rude word there, but i'm not gohng to hone— a rude word there, but i'm not going to. boris johnson has got away— going to. boris johnson has got away whh— going to. boris johnson has got away whh eo— going to. boris johnson has got away with so many things in his he.— away with so many things in his he. so— away with so many things in his he. so yeah— away with so many things in his he. so yeah .— away with so many things in his life. so yeah , and— away with so many things in his life. so yeah , and to be honest life. so yeah, and to be honest whh— life. so yeah, and to be honest whh-aon-r— life. so yeah, and to be honest with-don't care.- life. so yeah, and to be honest with don't care. he's not with you, i don't care. he's not hhhe— with you, i don't care. he's not prime minister— with you, i don't care. he's not prime minister anymore. don't prime minister anymore. i don't

care-aha— prime minister anymore. i don't care-did then. - prime minister anymore. i don't care-did then. i- prime minister anymore. i don't care-did then. i do- prime minister anymore. i don't care did then. i do care care what he did then. i do care for he— care what he did then. i do care for he neopre— care what he did then. i do care for the people that— care what he did then. i do care for the people that were hurt, ohwhouehy— for the people that were hurt, obviously. but— for the people that were hurt, obviously. but spending and obviously. but spending time and honey—now- obviously. but spending time and noneyno—w he- money investigating it now is a waere— money investigating it now is a waerelnoney.— money investigating it now is a waste money. absolutely waste of money. absolutely rhghr. — waste of money. absolutely right. thanks,— waste of money. absolutely. right. thanks,-think right. thanks, dawn. i think you're the next hour as you're back in the next hour as well. now, latest office of well. now, the latest office of harhonah— well. now, the latest office of national-show- well. now, the latest office of national- show the l national statistics show the hnharhon — national statistics show the inflation britain's inflation rare—hon- inflation britain's inflation rate-from 10.1%| inflation britain's inflation. rate _from 10.1% to rate has fallen from 10.1% to eh. — rate has fallen from 10.1% to eh. so — rate has fallen from 10.1% to eh. so here — rate has fallen from 10.1% to 8.7. so here to— rate has fallen from 10.1% to 8.7. so here to run us through it 8.7. so here to run us through h he— 8.7. so here to run us through h he he— 8.7. so here to run us through it is the best— 8.7. so here to run us through it is the best in— 8.7. so here to run us through it is the best in the business, our business— it is the best in the business, our business and— it is the best in the business, our business and economics eahror— our business and economics eahor hhan — our business and economics editor liam halligan with on the honey— editor liam halligan with on the honey .— editor liam halligan with on the honey . — editor liam halligan with on the honey . so— editor liam halligan with on the money . so where— editor liam halligan with on the money . so where are- editor liam halligan with on the money . ”rt t”rt editor liam halligan with on the money . money. so where are we with this ghastly cost of living crisis ? ghastly cost of living crisis? we've had double digit inflation since august last year. is there an end in sight? rishi sunak and chancellor jeremy an end in sight? rishi sunak and chancellorjeremy hunt certainly chancellor jeremy hunt certainly hope so . well, let's have a look hope so. well, let's have a look at the scores on the doors. the numbers from the ons which came out this morning. there you have it. price index, it. consumer price index, inflation in april 2023 was 8.7. that means the average basket of goods and services last month was 8.7% more expensive than in april 2022. that's sharply down

from march 2023, 10.1. inflation so we do have single digit inflation in here in the uk for the first time in eight months. but beyond that, pretty rosy headune but beyond that, pretty rosy headline that the government's been citing here is the kicker food price inflation last month was still 9.1. absolute eye—watering and that's only slightly down from 19.2% last month. this very high food price inflation, despite quite the fact that wholesale food prices around the world have actually been falling. and yet we're still paying almost a fifth more for our for our food when we go to the supermarket and the corner shop and online than we were a year ago. so the uk now has the highest inflation in the g7 , jointly with italy, 8.7. g7, jointly with italy, 8.7. there in april. eurozone . there in april. eurozone. inflation 7.7 7.0. and in the us, inflation is below 5, not least because they have much

cheaper energy prices within the fine print of the numbers, there's a concept called core inflation. this is the second round effects. the impact of wage rises on inflation. this is inflation which strips out food prices, energy prices and other things that are variable in april, core inflation was 6.8% higher, higher than in march. and this is the part of these numbers that the government doesn't want you to see. this core inflation underlying price pressures. still, the highest since 1992. and of course, that will focus the mind of the bank of england when it comes to interest rate rises. look at the right hand side of that graph. we've had 313. we've had 12 interest rate rises since december 2021 from 0.1% to 4.5% last month . it does now seem last month. it does now seem that when the monetary policy committee meets on june the 22nd, we will see another interest rate rise to 4.75. not

good news if you've got a big stash of savings, not so good news if you have lots of debt. not least your mortgages. so what does all this mean for us at home trying to make ends meet andindeed at home trying to make ends meet and indeed for rishi sunak in jeremy hunt, it means this cost of living crisis andrew and bev this fight against inflation. it's a battle that's far from over. it's a battle that's far from over . thank you, it's a battle that's far from over. thank you, liam. thanks to we're over. thank you, liam. thanks to gohng— over. thank you, liam. thanks to gohng ro— over. thank you, liam. thanks to we're going to cardiff— over. thank you, liam. thanks to we're going to cardiff is- we're going to cardiff is pressure on— we're going to cardiff is pressure on the police ramps up yeereraay-e— pressure on the police ramps up over yesterday's riots have we yet over yesterday's riots have we yer gor— over yesterday's riots have we yer gor ro— over yesterday's riots have we yet got ro rhe— over yesterday's riots have we yet got to the bottom of the huh— yet got to the bottom of the huh erory. — yet got to the bottom of the huh erory. h— yet got to the bottom of the full story. i don't- yet got to the bottom of the full story. r:rt.r“ . yet got to the bottom of the full story. rtrtr“ . “5 full story. i don't think we have no, not at all. this is to the have no, not at all. this is to hne hohnr— have no, not at all. this is to hne hohnr on—

forward from this. join us here on eh— forward from this. join us here on eh hewe— forward from this. join us here on gb news, the— forward from this. join us here on gb news, the people's channeh.— on gb news, the people's channel. i'll— on gb news, the people's channel. i'll it's 1025. on gb news, the people's channel. i'll it's1025. /rtr. ”rt channel. i'll it's1025. you're whrh— channel. i'll it's1025. you're whh ho— channel. i'll it's1025. you're whh ho rhe— channel. i'll it's1025. you're with to the point on gb news with to the point on gb news with andrew pearson bev turner and really important breaking news. finally, the prime hhnherer— news. finally, the prime minister rishi _ finally, the prime minister rishi sunak has said here-hh— minister rishi sunak has said here-h he— minister rishi sunak has said there'll be absolutely no action agahner— there'll be absolutely no action agahner rhe— there'll be absolutely no action against the home— there'll be absolutely no action against the home secretary. suehha— against the home secretary. suella braverman over what i hnereaehnghy— suella braverman over what i increasingly-to- suella braverman over what i increasingly to believe increasingly become to believe hae— increasingly become to believe nae-enrhrehy- has been an entirely manufactured row over whether it was manufactured row over whether it annronrhare— manufactured row over whether it was appropriate _to - manufactured row over whether it was appropriate to ask was appropriate for her to ask her ehwhh— was appropriate for her to ask her civil-could- was appropriate for her to ask her civil could she go her civil servants could she go on a eneea— her civil servants could she go on a speed awareness course on a speed awareness course ahone—eaha- on a speed awareness course. alone_said.can't alone when they said we can't hook— alone when they said we can't hook hnro— alone when they said we can't hook hnro h— alone when they said we can't look into it for— alone when they said we can't look into it for you, prime hhnhehen— look into it for you, prime minister, home- look into it for you, prime minister, home secretary , she minister, home secretary, she eahh— minister, home secretary, she eahh-h-h— minister, home secretary, she said,-i'll take- minister, home secretary, she said,-i'll take the- minister, home secretary, she said, i'll take the points said, okay, i'll take the points ana— said, okay, i'll take the points aha—he- said, okay, i'll take the points ana—he wharl said, okay, i'll take the points. and—is what she and the fine, which is what she aha. — and the fine, which is what she oh. so— and the fine, which is what she oh. so enahh— and the fine, which is what she did. so small earthquake in peru .—rhar— did. so small earthquake in peru .—rhar wae- did. so small earthquake in peru .—rhar rhe- , nobody dead that was the nohnh— , nobody dead that was the nohnr. aenr— , nobody dead that was the point, wasn't it?- , nobody dead that was the point, wasn't it? yeah. trtr“ point, wasn't it? yeah. move on. we point, wasn't it? yeah. move on. he an— point, wasn't it? yeah. move on. we can move on. and- point, wasn't it? yeah. trtr“ �*vw�*rt t“ trtr“ and we're going we can move on. and we're going to we can move on. and we're going

ro nove— we can move on. and we're going ro on ro— we can move on. and we're going to move on to south— �*vw�*rt t“ trtr“ and we're going to move on to south wales, where the to move on to south wales, where he police— to move on to south wales, where he nohhee have— to move on to south wales, where the police have referred themselves— the police have referred- themselves-independent themselves to their independent warehaog— themselves to their independent watchdog after— themselves to their independent watchdog after those riots in earth— watchdog after those riots in cardiff-followed- watchdog after those riots in cardiff followed fatal cardiff that followed a fatal e—hhke— cardiff that followed a fatal e—bike involving cardiff that followed a fatal- e—bike-involving-year e—bike crash involving a 15 year old e—bike crash involving a 15 year ore-he— e—bike crash involving a 15 year ore-he year— e—bike crash involving a 15 year old-16 year old- e—bike crash involving a 15 year old 16 year old boy. old and a 16 year old boy. heehhre— old and a 16 year old boy. despite officers- old and a 16 year old boy. despite officers that despite officers saying that none _vehicles- despite officers saying that none vehicles were on none of their vehicles were on he— none of their vehicles were on hne-rhe— none of their vehicles were on hne-hne hne- none of their vehicles were on the-the time of- none of their vehicles were on the the time of the the road at the time of the aeehaenr. — the road at the time of the accident. cctv- the road at the time of the accident. cc . t”rtrth accident. cctv from the area appears to show police following the bike minutes before the incident. this is what the incident. and this is what the south wales police crime south wales police and crime commissioner, alun michael, a former of wales commissioner, alun michael, a fornar of wales commissioner, alun michael, a forna former of wales commissioner, alun michael, a forna former labour of wales commissioner, alun michael, a forna former labour minister in and a former labour minister in tony blair's government, told the he said no police the bbc when he said no police vehicles were involved in the crash , it would appear that crash, it would appear that there were rumours . and those there were rumours. and those rumours became rife of a police chase which . so joining us now chase which. so joining us now whh— chase which. so joining us now whh rhe— chase which. so joining us now with the latest— chase which. so joining us now with the latest is— chase which. so joining us now with the latest is our- t rt.“ so joining us now with the latest is our national kehoher— with the latest is our national kenoher eur— with the latest is our national reporter cut him _ with the latest is our national reporter cut him off at the heghnnhng— reporter cut him off at the beginning because he actually eat— beginning because he actually eat he— beginning because he actually eat hr-e nor— beginning because he actually said it's not true. the rumours that the police were involved in a chase. yeah well paul hawkins is joining us a chase. yeah well paul hawkins isjoining us now. he's a chase. yeah well paul hawkins is joining us now. he's down there is joining us now. he's down here hn— is joining us now. he's down there in cardiff— is joining us now. he's down there in cardiff in— is joining us now. he's down there in cardiff in eli.- t“ “3 ;.~;: he's down there in cardiff in eli. good nornhng— there in cardiff in eli. good morning, paul.— there in cardiff in eli. good morning, paul. what's the mood

like morning, paul. what's the mood hhke-now— morning, paul. what's the mood hhke-now hn— morning, paul. what's the mood like-now in the— morning, paul. what's the mood like now in the aftermath like there now in the aftermath of like there now in the aftermath or he— like there now in the aftermath or he aearh— like there now in the aftermath of the death of— like there now in the aftermath of the death of these boys, the euheeguenr— of the death of these boys, the subsequent riots— of the death of these boys, the subsequent riots and now the hnguhry— subsequent riots and now the hnguhry ana— subsequent riots and now the hnguhry and a— subsequent riots and now the inquiry and a lot— subsequent riots and now the inquiry and a lot of people aekhng— inquiry and a lot of people asking questions , grief and asking questions, grief and anger? — asking questions, grief and angere her— asking questions, grief and anger? ' trt;«r c,” asking questions, grief and- anger? bev absolutely . grief and anger? bev absolutely. grief and angen anger? bev absolutely. grief and anger. that's what we've been heanng anger. that's what we've been hearing all morning as people have been laying tributes behind us the wall. this is this is us on the wall. this is this is the spot where the incident happened the happened just behind me. the lamp is full of floral lamp post is full of floral tributes now and they've continued to amass behind us. there's kyrees and harvey and huge balloon letters. those are the names of the two teenagers that died . and people have been that died. and people have been coming to we've seen teenage boys on the estate. this is a close knit community. everyone knows everyone here. we've seen teenage boys in tears here, still to take in what still trying to take in what happened. and a mixture of happened. and it's a mixture of grief and anger with the way the police behaved. they say , and police behaved. they say, and the response to it. and they've been listening to the south wales police and crime commissioner this morning and that response from the pcc has

only further increased those levels of anger and reduce levels of anger and reduce levels of anger and reduce levels of distrust in in the media. and that's because early in the police and that's because early on yesterday we had the police and crime commissioner and we had south wales police saying no police vehicles involved as far as we know. and then we have that clip of the of cctv taken about a mile away from here from someone's house that showed a police van following a bike . and then we following a bike. and then we had a statement wheeled out yesterday from the police, very brief statement about what happened , them saying that they happened, them saying that they were studying cctv and tracking data from police vehicle and data from the police vehicle and adding again, that there were no police vehicles on snowdon road. so there's a lot of anger here in terms of overnight, it was very quiet . unlike the night very quiet. unlike the night before. we've they've dispatched more cleaning vehicles to the streets around here to clean it up. but clearly some of the roads over on the other side are going to have to resurfaced . going to have to be resurfaced. wokeist there's a of

going to have to be resurfaced. woiroad there's a of going to have to be resurfaced. woiroad isere's a of going to have to be resurfaced. woiroad is damaged a of going to have to be resurfaced. woiroad is damaged wheref going to have to be resurfaced. woiroad is damaged where there the road is damaged where there were cars alight. there's were cars set alight. there's a few vehicles that are still damaged, but of them damaged, but some of them have been away. clean up been taken away. so the clean up operation continues. but the number of questions and the level of anger is growing . we level of anger is growing. we can confirm that the following investigations have been carried out so far. and when the eohhehon— out so far. and when the collision occurred,- and when the collision occurred, there were no nohhee — collision occurred, there were no police vehicles on snowdon koaa— no police vehicles on snowdon koaa .— no police vehicles on snowdon koaa . a— no police vehicles on snowdon koaa . a police— no police vehicles on snowdon road , a police vehicle in grand road, a police vehicle in grand avenue— road, a police vehicle in grand avenue responded— road, a police vehicle in grand avenue responded to the report of avenue responded to the report or a— avenue responded to the report of a collision,— avenue responded to the report of a collision, attended the ana— of a collision, attended the area and officers performed cpr . rhe— area and officers performed cpr . the investigation— area and officers performed cpr . the investigation has involved the . the investigation has involved rhe eruayhng— . the investigation has involved rhe eruayhng oh— . the investigation has involved the studying of cctv and haekhng— the studying of cctv and tracking data— the studying of cctv and tracking data from the police wehhehe— tracking data from the police wehhehe .— tracking data from the police wehhehe . kr— tracking data from the police vehicle . at this— tracking data from the police vehicle . at this stage, we do vehicle. at this stage, we do nor— vehicle. at this stage, we do nor hehhewe— vehicle. at this stage, we do not believe any— vehicle. at this stage, we do not believe any other vehicles were involved _ not believe any other vehicles were involved ,_ not believe any other vehicles were involved , so— not believe any other vehicles were involved , so that was the were involved, so that was the erarenenr— were involved, so that was the statement from _ were involved, so that was the statement from south wales eohee— statement from south wales police yesterday _ statement from south wales police yesterday afternoon. heeenrhahy— police yesterday afternoon. essentially laying - police yesterday afternoon. essentially laying out- police yesterday afternoon. essentially laying out their version of what happened and saying that they are going to look into that cctv, but as i say, the pcc this morning alan—michael doubling down again

on that statement that no police vehicles were involved and people here are very, very angry. and actually, as you can see, it's another one of these little vehicles, road sweepers , little vehicles, road sweepers, that have been touring the estate, trying to clean up. they're still in action as we go on, as the clean up operation continues. okay, paul, thank you very— continues. okay, paul, thank you very much.— continues. okay, paul, thank you very much. hauh— rtrtr“ okay, paul, thank you very much. paul hawkins rt.rtr“ okay, paul, thank you very much. paul hawkins there. it's fascinating— very much. paul hawkins there. it's fascinating because- very much. paul hawkins there. it's fascinating because we were surprised read and heard surprised when we read and heard there overnight riots there had been overnight riots in think in cardiff. do you think cardiff, cardiff, you know, a capital a pleasant capital city? yeah, a pleasant suburb of cardiff. ely and. but you can understand why there's such anger because the police appear not to have told it straight. yeah, absolutely. appear to be being pursued. right . let us know what you right. let us know what you rhhnk— right. let us know what you rhhnk on— right. let us know what you think on everything we're aheeueehng— think on everything we're discussing this morning. gb vhewe— discussing this morning. gb vheweleh— discussing this morning. gb viewslgb news.- discussing this morning. gb views gb news. but still views at gb news. com but still to views at gb news. com but still ro-rhe— views at gb news. com but still ro-rhe eearh— views at gb news. com but still to-the search for- to come, the search for madeleine_ to come, the search for madeleine mccann continues in hohugah. — madeleine mccann continues in honugah. .very— madeleine mccann continues in portugal. very mark portugal. our very own mark whhe— portugal. our very own mark whhe-rhe— portugal. our very own mark white-the scene- portugal. our very own mark white the scene and he white is at the scene and he whhh— white is at the scene and he whhh reweah— white is at the scene and he will reveal what's happened owernhghh— will reveal what's happened overnight. that's after your rnornhr-eg— overnight. that's after your morning's rachel morning's news with rachel caeon— morning's news with rachel caeon .—

morning's news with rachel caeon . — morning's news with rachel caeon . rhe— morning's news with rachel carson . it's1030.- morning's news with rachel carson . t 9:39 morning's news with rachel carson . 9:39 ?rt~ carson. it's 1030. i'm ray anderson carson. it's1030. i'm ray anderson in the newsroom. and some breaking news in the last ten minutes or so, suella braverman is no longer under investigation over requesting a private speeding course from civil servants . the prime civil servants. the prime minister says the home secretary's actions over her speeding ticket do not amount to a breach of the minister's code. but he told suella braverman that a better course of action could have been taken to avoid giving rise to the perception of impropriety. and we'll bring you more on this breaking story as we get it. now, the chancellor has warned that food prices are still rising too fast, despite inflation falling to 8.7% last month. overall inflation has fallen below 10% for the first time since august. however higher food price inflation continued at a near record pace down slightly from 19.2% to 19.1. jeremy hunt says there's still more work to be done . still more work to be done. these numbers show there is absolutely no room for

complacency in the battle against inflation. food price hnharhon— against inflation. food price hnharhon he— against inflation. food price inflation is still— tgt food price inflation is still worryingly hhgh— inflation is still worryingly hhgh. hhar-e— inflation is still worryingly high. that's why we've had food nroaueere— high. that's why we've had food nroaueere hn— high. that's why we've had food producers in farmers, in supermarkets, in to talk about whar— supermarkets, in to talk about whar we— supermarkets, in to talk about whar we oan— supermarkets, in to talk about what we can do— supermarkets, in to talk about what we can do to reduce the pressure there _ what we can do to reduce the pressure there . _ what we can do to reduce the pressure there . t “g“rtht“ pressure there. buckingham palace says the duchess of edinburgh is deeply saddened over the death of a woman who was hit by a motorcycle in her police escort. 81 year old helen holland was struck in london on the 10th of may as she reportedly used a pedestrian crossing. she died after sustaining irreversible damage to her brain. gb news understand that the duchess will be in touch privately with miss holland's family. touch privately with miss holland's family . boris johnson holland's family. boris johnson is criticising the cabinet office for making what he calls bizarre and unacceptable claims after it referred him to police over new allegations that he broke lockdown rules. the former prime minister has been reported to both the metropolitan and thames valley police forces in relation to events at chequers and downing street. they say they're assessing the

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britain's news. channel l he— britain's news. channel i he hoor- — britain's news. channel - it's1037. this- britain's news. channel - it's1037. this is. britain's news. channeli - it's 1037. this is to britain's news. channel it's 1037. this is to the point britain's news. channel it's 10with his is to the point britain's news. channel it's 10with andrew the point britain's news. channel it's 10with andrew pierce oint on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner and we are going to i think we're going to portugal to mark white portugal to talk to mark white about in the for about the latest in the for search mccann. mark search madeleine mccann. mark yes, good morning from the about 30 yes, good morning from the about so nhhee— yes, good morning from the about so nhhee or— yes, good morning from the about so nhhee or eo— yes, good morning from the about 30 miles or so from— yes, good morning from the about 30 miles or so from praia de luzr_ 30 miles or so from praia de hue. rhe— 30 miles or so from praia de hue. rhe hohnr— 30 miles or so from praia de luz, the point where madeleine hecann— luz, the point where madeleine mccann disappeared back in two

rhoueana— mccann disappeared back in two rhoueana ana— mccann disappeared back in two thousand and seven. it has now for a— thousand and seven. it has now for a eeona— thousand and seven. it has now for a second day— thousand and seven. it has now for a second day been the euhieer— for a second day been the euhreer oh— for a second day been the subject of some- for a second day been the subject of some intense search aehhwhy— subject of some intense search activity, which _ subject of some intense search activity, which as— subject of some intense search activity, which as a reservoir aeruahhy— activity, which as a reservoir actually were _ activity, which as a reservoir actually were there was a fire eerwhee — actually were there was a fire eerwhee .— actually were there was a fire eerwhee . a— actually were there was a fire eerwhee . a he— actually were there was a fire service , a fire and rescue service, a fire and rescue eenhee— service, a fire and rescue eenhee. khan— service, a fire and rescue service. rich kid inflatable har— service. rich kid inflatable rhar down— service. rich kid inflatable that down by— service. rich kid inflatable that down by the water. there a group— that down by the water. there a group or— that down by the water. there was a group of people actually guer— was a group of people actually he around— was a group of people actually just around something that hey-we— just around something that they've taken— just around something that they've taken to the side of the reeeohrrw — they've taken to the side of the reeeohrrw h— they've taken to the side of the reservoir. it could— they've taken to the side of the reservoir. it could be something ana— reservoir. it could be something and nornhng— reservoir. it could be something and nothing with— reservoir. it could be something and nothing with these searches , and nothing with these searches . hey— and nothing with these searches . rhey hne— and nothing with these searches . rhey hna hote— and nothing with these searches , they find lots of— and nothing with these searches , they find lots of bits and heee— , they find lots of bits and hheeee. ae— , they find lots of bits and thee ae you— , they find lots of bits and pieces, as you would expect in any— pieces, as you would expect in any open— pieces, as you would expect in any open neae— pieces, as you would expect in any open space. and they've got to any open space. and they've got ro cheek— any open space. and they've got to check them _ any open space. and they've got to check them out,— any open space. and they've got to check them out, decide wherher— to check them out, decide wherher h— to check them out, decide whether it is— to check them out, decide whether it is something that nhghr— whether it is something that nhghr he— whether it is something that nhghr he or— whether it is something that might be of interest to the ongohng— might be of interest to the ongoing inquiry or whether , like ongoing inquiry or whether, like so ongoing inquiry or whether, like eo nuan— ongoing inquiry or whether, like eo much or— ongoing inquiry or whether, like so much of the— ongoing inquiry or whether, like so much of the items they find, it's so much of the items they find, hr-e aeruahhy— so much of the items they find, it's actually nothing to do with the it's actually nothing to do with he hnguhry.— it's actually nothing to do with he hnguhry. hur— it's actually nothing to do with the inquiry, but they'll be aohng— the inquiry, but they'll be aohng har— the inquiry, but they'll be doing that throughout this investigation. _ doing that throughout this investigation. we're told that the investigation. we're told that he hnhhah— investigation. we're told that the initial search is going to her— the initial search is going to he ahour— the initial search is going to last about 2— the initial search is going to last about 2 to— the initial search is going to last about 2 to 3— the initial search is going to last about 2 to 3 days. and it aehenae— last about 2 to 3 days. and it depends really—

last about 2 to 3 days. and it depends really on what they find in depends really on what they find hn renne— depends really on what they find hn rerne oh— depends really on what they find in terms of anything that might hohnr— in terms of anything that might hohnr ro— in terms of anything that might hohnr ro more— in terms of anything that might point to more substantive ewhaenee— point to more substantive ewhaenee ae— point to more substantive evidence as to _ point to more substantive evidence as to whether they then eonrhnue— evidence as to whether they then eonrhnue rhe — evidence as to whether they then continue the search— evidence as to whether they then continue the search activity for a honger— continue the search activity for a honger tenor.— continue the search activity for a longer period. we heard yeereraay— a longer period. we heard yesterday from _ a longer period. we heard yesterday from the chief hroeeeuror— yesterday from the chief prosecutor who is prosecuting chrherhan— prosecutor who is prosecuting christian brueckner, who is the hhhe— christian brueckner, who is the the eueheer— christian brueckner, who is the prime suspect in— christian brueckner, who is the prime suspect in the abduction ana— prime suspect in the abduction and eueneerea— prime suspect in the abduction and suspected murder of madeleine— and suspected murder of madeleine mccann. he's being here— madeleine mccann. he's being here hn— madeleine mccann. he's being here hn a— madeleine mccann. he's being held in a german— madeleine mccann. he's being held in a german prison on very serious sex offence— held in a german prison on very serious sex offence charges he's ahwaye— serious sex offence charges he's ahwaye aenhea— serious sex offence charges he's always denied responsibility in haaehehne— always denied responsibility in madeleine mccann's abduction. but madeleine mccann's abduction. hur rhe— madeleine mccann's abduction. but the german— madeleine mccann's abduction. but the german authorities, ehheh— but the german authorities, chief prosecutor— but the german authorities, chief prosecutor , says they have chief prosecutor, says they have very— chief prosecutor, says they have very eonnehhhng— chief prosecutor, says they have very compelling evidence that rehe— very compelling evidence that rehhe rhen — very compelling evidence that tells them that— very compelling evidence that tells them that he is the man reehonehhhe— tells them that he is the man responsible for— tells them that he is the man responsible for her abduction ana— responsible for her abduction and nurera— responsible for her abduction and nurera .— responsible for her abduction and murder. he— responsible for her abduction and murder. he is not willing to ehare— and murder. he is not willing to ehare har— and murder. he is not willing to share that evidence at this erage— share that evidence at this stage because _ share that evidence at this stage because it's alive investigation - stage because it's alive investigation and they don't wanr— investigation and they don't wanr ro— investigation and they don't wanr ro ghwe— investigation and they don't want to give any potential eueheere— want to give any potential eueheere or— want to give any potential suspects or suspect an advantage here.— suspects or suspect an advantage here. h— suspects or suspect an advantage here. h wae— suspects or suspect an advantage here. it was, we're— suspects or suspect an advantage here. it was, we're told, a tip

on.— here. it was, we're told, a tip oh. key— here. it was, we're told, a tip off, key information received by the off, key information received by he police— off, key information received by he hohhee ae— off, key information received by the police as part— off, key information received by the police as part of their ongohng— the police as part of their ongoing investigation in germany that ongoing investigation in germany rhar hea— ongoing investigation in germany rhar hee ro— ongoing investigation in germany that led to the— ongoing investigation in germany that led to the a— ongoing investigation in germany that led to the a decision the chef— that led to the a decision the chief prosecutor— that led to the a decision the chief prosecutor said they take hhghrhy— chief prosecutor said they take lightly because _ chief prosecutor said they take lightly because of the resource is lightly because of the resource he har— lightly because of the resource is that would— lightly because of the resource is that would be— lightly because of the resource is that would be required . but is that would be required. but hey— is that would be required. but hey reh— is that would be required. but they felt that— is that would be required. but they felt that the _ is that would be required. but they felt that the evidence was eonhehhhng — they felt that the evidence was compelling enough for them to reoenh— compelling enough for them to reoenh hhhe— compelling enough for them to reopen this search activity around— reopen this search activity around this— reopen this search activity around this reservoir. and it ro— around this reservoir. and it remains to be— around this reservoir. and it remains to be seen what, if anyhhhng— remains to be seen what, if anything, they'll find out over the anything, they'll find out over he near— anything, they'll find out over he near eay— anything, they'll find out over the next day or— anything, they'll find out over the next day or two. “t“5 the next day or two. thank you, mark — the next day or two. thank you, mark. thank you very much . mark. thank you very much. sources close to the investigation say they're looking for the pink pyjamas that she was wearing on the night that she was abducted for her parents. awful, awful . but her parents. awful, awful. but but as we when we spoke to esther mcvey yesterday, she said the hardest thing for the parents, as kate mccann said, is waking up every morning with hope. and if there's some sort of then, you know, now of closure, then, you know, now breaking braverman breaking news suella braverman is be. well, in fact, is not to be. well, in fact, her-e— is not to be. well, in fact, her-e read— is not to be. well, in fact, let's read from _ is not to be. well, in fact, let's read from the- well, in fact, let's read from the prime hhnherer-e— let's read from the prime minister's letter. he spoke to

his minister's letter. he spoke to hhe erhhee— minister's letter. he spoke to his ethics adviser, sir laurie hagnue— his ethics adviser, sir laurie. hagnue—no magnus, who said there is no case-answer. it- magnus, who said there is no case answer . it doesn't case to answer. it doesn't reguhre— case to answer. it doesn't require investigation . at require an investigation. at her.— require an investigation. at haer. a— require an investigation. at haer. a hh— require an investigation. at last, a bit of— require an investigation. at last, a bit of common sense. her-e— last, a bit of common sense. her-e ger— last, a bit of common sense. her-e ger a— last, a bit of common sense. let's get a political reaction hon— let's get a political reaction hon-hound.- let's get a political reaction| from-pound,-is from stephen pound, who is preeunahhy— from stephen pound, who is presumably disappointed presumably very disappointed at home— presumably very disappointed at hone—gohng- presumably very disappointed at hone—gohng rol presumably very disappointed at home—going to be home secretary. not going to be heoe— home secretary. not going to be heoe ho.— home secretary. not going to be heoe ho. h— home secretary. not going to be fired? no, i can— home secretary. not going to be fired? no, i can think of 101 reasons-suella- fired? no, i can think of 101 reasons suella braverman reasons why suella braverman ehouha—he- reasons why suella braverman should—is not. reasons why suella braverman. should—is not one should be fired. this is not one of this is just of them. good this this is just a i mean, she asked a nonsense. i mean, she asked a civil servant for advice. the civil servant for advice. the civil servant for advice. the civil servant gave them advice and she. well, what's and then she. well, what's youe— and then she. well, what's you-re-eayhng- and then she. well, what's you're-saying what- t“r: ’“rt.“ well, what's you're saying what she and then she. well, what's- you're-saying what she said you're just saying what she said in you're just saying what she said hn-heher— you're just saying what she said in - letter when _ you're just saying what she said in .letter when she- you're just saying what she said in letter when she the in her letter when she the eheeahng— in her letter when she the speeding offence was when she waeene-gah- speeding offence was when she was - general, she - speeding offence was when she was general, she was speeding offence was when she was to general, she was speeding offence was when she was to do general, she was speeding offence was when she was to do ajeneral, she was speeding offence was when she was to do a speedingte was speeding offence was when she was to do a speeding course. going to do a speeding course. when— going to do a speeding course. when-becomes— going to do a speeding course. when-becomes home- going to do a speeding course. when becomes home secretary when she becomes home secretary she's protected she's then got she's a protected person. protection person. she's got protection officers. understand that. officers. i can understand that. so appropriate and. well so is it appropriate and. well the thing is, should she do it on own? of all the people i on her own? of all the people i hnaghne— on her own? of all the people i can imagine speeding- trtr“ 7 of all the people i can imagine speeding like mr hoar— can imagine speeding like mr road—hack- can imagine speeding like mr toad back streets can imagine speeding like mr. toad—back streets of toad through the back streets of rarehan — toad through the back streets of rarehan _or- toad through the back streets of fareham or whatever fareham hampshire or whatever it is, fareham hampshire or whatever it rs-hrohahhy— fareham hampshire or whatever it he-hrohahhy rhe— fareham hampshire or whatever it is, probably the least is, she is probably the least hhkehy— is, she is probably the least hhkehy-wehh.- is, she is probably the least likely-well, you- is, she is probably the least likely well, you only go likely person. well, you only go 23 likely person. well, you only go zo-a— likely person. well, you only go ze-a zo— likely person. well, you only go ze-a 20 now— likely person. well, you only go 23-a 20 now and- likely person. well, you only go 23 a 20 now and you get 23 and a 20 now and you get rhree. — 23 and a 20 now and you get rhree. war.— 23 and a 20 now and you get three. well, i— 23 and a 20 now and you get three. well, i hope- 23 and a 20 now and you get three. �*ttr�*rt; t 23 and a 20 now and you get three. t three. well, i hope it's rather more than that. well, hang on, rhough.— more than that. well, hang on, rhough. h— more than that. well, hang on, though. it won't— more than that. well, hang on, though. it won't be— well, hang on, though. it won't be canterbury. it though. it won't be canterbury. h wae— though. it won't be canterbury. h ze— though. it won't be canterbury. h zs ana— though. it won't be canterbury. it was 25 and a— though. it won't be canterbury. it was 25 and a 20— though. it won't be canterbury. it was 25 and a 20 mile an hour hhh— it was 25 and a 20 mile an hour

hhnh-he— it was 25 and a 20 mile an hour limit-he-absolutely- limit and he got absolutely hne.— limit and he got absolutely hne. h— limit and he got absolutely fine. i write— limit and he got absolutely fine. i write piece because fine. i write the piece because i_surveillance - i can't stand surveillance erare. — i can't stand surveillance erare. he— i can't stand surveillance state. it's a— i can't stand surveillance state. . t state. it's a surveillance state. it's a surveillance state. you see, stephen pound, emma to you emma webb, let's come to you what says in this letter. what she says in this letter. it's quite interesting. you know, fascinating know, it is quite fascinating thing. you one thing. rishi sunak gives you one page. fine. i'm sorted. page. yeah, fine. i'm sorted. she's done like a three page. very, verbose explanation. very, very verbose explanation. she of her she says because of her position, she didn't to position, she didn't want to do a you can do a zoom call because you can do them because she said them online because she said somebody could record and somebody could record her and release she release the footage. so she said, asked it in person said, i asked to do it in person in the classroom. and then they said couldn't do that said they couldn't do that because have her because she couldn't have her security with her in the classroom would classroom because that would breach the people breach the privacy of the people on perfectly on the course. perfectly logical. yeah, completely. i aon-r— logical. yeah, completely. i aon-r rhhnk— logical. yeah, completely. i don't think she's— rtr; ce; yeah, completely. i don't think she's done anything wong —rhhe- don't think she's done anything wrong. _this entire. wrong. and i think this entire rhhng— wrong. and i think this entire thing completely vexatious. thing is completely vexatious. i rhhnk—whh- thing is completely vexatious. i think—with the- think this is to do with the faer— think this is to do with the ha ha— think this is to do with the fact that she— think this is to do with the fact that she recently gave this eheeeh— fact that she recently gave this eheeeh ar— fact that she recently gave this eheeeh a he— fact that she recently gave this speech at the national conservatism - conservatism conference. she h-e— conservatism conference. she hr-e nor— conservatism conference. she hr-e nor-ene— conservatism conference. she it's not she launching it's not that she is launching some coup against the some kind of coup against the hhhe— some kind of coup against the hrhne—ehe-e- prime minister, but she's ehearhy— prime minister, but she's clearly shown— prime minister, but she's clearly shown that she's more rohueh—ro- clearly shown that she's more rohueh—ro iuer| robust. now, we have to just hook— robust. now, we have to just hook-rhe— robust. now, we have to just look-the papers- robust. now, we have to just look the papers today with look at the papers today with khehh— look at the papers today with khehh sunak— look at the papers today with rishi sunak posture rishi sunak trying to posture ana— rishi sunak trying to posture analrough— rishi sunak trying to posture analrough on— rishi sunak trying to posture and tough on immigration when and be tough on immigration when the and be tough on immigration when hne-he— and be tough on immigration when the-is-braverman- and be tough on immigration when the-is-braverman is- the reality is that braverman is the reality is that braverman is he onhy— the reality is that braverman is he onhy heeon— the reality is that braverman is the only person really in the

top— the only person really in the ooh-rhe— the only person really in the top the conservative party top of the conservative party who-e—roi top of the conservative party. who-e—ro ao who's been taking issues to do whh— who's been taking issues to do with—seriously.- who's been taking issues to doi with—seriously. she with immigration seriously. she was with immigration seriously. she wae—harhonahl was fantastic at the national conservatism _ was fantastic at the national conservatism got a bug to obviously somebody got a bug to hear— obviously somebody got a bug to hear ana— obviously somebody got a bug to hear and hhhe— obviously somebody got a bug to bear and this just— obviously somebody got a bug to bear and this just seems to me to bear and this just seems to me rola— bear and this just seems to me rola eonhhere— bear and this just seems to me to.a complete-up- bear and this just seems to me to a complete up the to be a complete stitch up the ehwhh— to be a complete stitch up the ehwhh eerwhee— to be a complete stitch up the civil service-well,- civil service blob. well, interestingly, got rid interestingly, they got rid of this. i think got rid of this. i think they got rid of dominic raab. stephen the dominic raab. stephen with the bullying, raab bullying, i think dominic raab made it slightly easy for them. but but what's is but but what's interesting is when—har- but but what's interesting is- when_that glorious when tony go back that glorious may— when tony go back that glorious hay-her.— when tony go back that glorious hay-her. you— when tony go back that glorious may 1997, you know, the may day 1997, you know, the hahour— may day 1997, you know, the labour landslide, i thought it ghorhoue. — labour landslide, i thought it was glorious. nation thought was glorious. the nation thought it was glorious. the nation thought h—hhey— was glorious. the nation thought hr—hhey eah.- was glorious. the nation thought hriwe-hhey eah.- was glorious. the nation thought it we won they said, was glorious. the nation thought it we won the tey said, was glorious. the nation thought it we won the eurovision song well, we won the eurovision song conreer. — well, we won the eurovision song conreer. _orue. - contest. but that's true, aeruahhy. — contest. but that's true, actually. tony- contest. but that's true, actually. tony blair addressed us, actually. tony blair addressed kh— actually. tony blair addressed oh oh— actually. tony blair addressed oh oh — actually. tony blair addressed us, all of us. blair babes. dup actually. tony blair addressed us, /he of us. blair babes. dup actually. tony blair addressed us, /he said, blair babes. dup actually. tony blair addressed us, /he said, there's abes. dup actually. tony blair addressed us, /he said, there's aies. dup actually. tony blair addressed us, /he said, there's a number of and he said, there's a number of rhhnge—rhar- things i've discovered that wereo-a- things i've discovered that we're do differently. we're going to do differently. ene— we're going to do differently. ene he— we're going to do differently. ene he no— we're going to do differently. ene he no hh— we're going to do differently. one is no mp actually get one is no mp could actually get a eheeahng— one is no mp could actually get a speeding because you a speeding fine because you eouhan-r— a speeding fine because you eouhan-r-h- a speeding fine because you couldn't i remember couldn't because i remember going— couldn't because i remember gohng—h- couldn't because i remember gohng—h wae- couldn't because i remember going—it was like| couldn't because i remember. going—it was like the going up the m6. it was like the paparazzh— going up the m6. it was like the paparazzh. rhe— going up the m6. it was like the paparazzi, the lights flashing. but paparazzi, the lights flashing. hur rhe— paparazzi, the lights flashing. but the chief— paparazzi, the lights flashing. but the chief constable of the of but the chief constable of the oh-eounry— but the chief constable of the oh-eounry-ro- but the chief constable of the of county to approve it. of the county had to approve it. one— of the county had to approve it. one or— of the county had to approve it. and of course— of the county had to approve it. and of course they— of the county had to approve it. and of course they never did. one— and of course they never did. one hony— and of course they never did. and tony said,— and of course they never did. and tony said, we're going to erot— and tony said, we're going to hop-whe— and tony said, we're going to stop-mps weren't- and tony said, we're going to stop mps weren't allowed stop that. mps weren't allowed to stop that. mps weren't allowed ro he— stop that. mps weren't allowed ro he on— stop that. mps weren't allowed ro he on ruhee.— stop that. mps weren't allowed to be on juries, know, to be on juries, you know, heauee— to be on juries, you know, because-mps.- to be on juries, you know,l because-mps. tony to be on juries, you know,- because-mps. tony blair, because we were mps. tony blair, erot— because we were mps. tony blair, hop-kna— because we were mps. tony blair, eroh-kna hunnhhy— because we were mps. tony blair, stop and funnily enough, stop that. and funnily enough, aher— stop that. and funnily enough, aher-rhhng— stop that. and funnily enough, after-thing came- stop that. and funnily enough, after thing came in, after that thing came in, a nurnerh— after that thing came in, a nurnerh oh— after that thing came in, a number of mps— after that thing came in, a number of mps were caught eoeeahng— number of mps were caught

eheeahng ana— number of mps were caught speeding and were allowed speeding and they were allowed to speeding and they were allowed ro aeruahhy— speeding and they were allowed to actually expunge the details of to actually expunge the details or he— to actually expunge the details or he hne. — to actually expunge the details of the fine. it— to actually expunge the details of the fine. it wasn't made huhhe— of the fine. it wasn't made public knowledge . they still had public knowledge. they still had to public knowledge. they still had ro-hur— public knowledge. they still had ro-hur h— public knowledge. they still had to-but it wasn't- public knowledge. they still had to but it wasn't public to pay it, but it wasn't public knowheage. — to pay it, but it wasn't public knowledge. _were- to pay it, but it wasn't public knowledge. were they knowledge. what were they ahhowea— knowledge. what were they allowed-that- knowledge. what were they allowed that god knows how allowed to do that god knows how hey— allowed to do that god knows how rhey aha— allowed to do that god knows how rhey aha-hur— allowed to do that god knows how they did but anyway, this they did it. but anyway, this hen— they did it. but anyway, this then changed. _ they did it. but anyway, this then changed. but the point hehng—rl then changed. but the pointi hehng—r or then changed. but the point. hehng—r ore being that if you've got 4 or 5 eeeurhy— being that if you've got 4 or 5 security-around- being that if you've got 4 or 5. security-around-it's security people around you, it's guer— security people around you, it's ruer huaheoue— security people around you, it's just ludicrous—to- just ludicrous suggestion to aeruahhy— just ludicrous suggestion to actually personally her. i think just ludicrous suggestion to actushouldrsonally her. i think just ludicrous suggestion to actushould havelly her. i think just ludicrous suggestion to actushould have juster. i think just ludicrous suggestion to actushould have just paidthink just ludicrous suggestion to actushould have just paid the( she should have just paid the honey— she should have just paid the money kna— she should have just paid the money. and think had she been money. and i think had she been home— money. and i think had she been hone—rhe-ehei home secretary at the time, she prohahhy— home secretary at the time, she prohahhy wouha— home secretary at the time, she probably would but i think probably would have. but i think rhar-e— probably would have. but i think that's-difference.— probably would have. but i think that's difference. and that's the difference. and i rhhnk— that's the difference. and i rhhnk-guhe- that's the difference. and i think quite right to think you're quite right to differentiate— think you're quite right to differentiate her think you're quite right to- differentiate-her two differentiate between her two ohee— differentiate between her two rohee—ehangel roles, because it did change eonphehehy— completely, because when she was ahorney— completely, because when she was ahorney-rhere— completely, because when she was attorney _there - no - attorney general, there was no eeeurhy— attorney general, there was no eeeurhy heeue— attorney general, there was no security issue with her. hrtrrt security issue with her. now, rhe— security issue with her. now, h-we her— security issue with her. now, i've seen her security people. they're never very from her. they're never very far from her. and armed because she's they're never very far from her. aiprotected armed because she's they're never very far from her. aiprotected person.3ecause she's they're never very far from her. aiprotected person. asause she's they're never very far from her. aiprotected person. as homehe's a protected person. as home secretary > yeah, absolutely. i guer— secretary > yeah, absolutely. i her—he— secretary > yeah, absolutely. i iuer—he a— secretary > yeah, absolutely. i just—is a completei just i think this is a complete non—ehory— just i think this is a complete non—erory-h— just i think this is a complete non—story. i think we non—story. and i think that we it's non—story. and i think that we hr-e nor— non—story. and i think that we he no guer— non—story. and i think that we it's not just this. _ non—story. and i think that we it's not just this. it's many orher— it's not just this. it's many other instances— it's not just this. it's many other instances like it. i rhhk— other instances like it. i think,-know,- other instances like it. i think, know, we other instances like it. i- think,-know,.we have time think, you know, do we have time for think, you know, do we have time hon-noneeneee— think, you know, do we have time for-nonsense? do— think, you know, do we have time for nonsense? do have for this nonsense? do we have hne— for this nonsense? do we have hne-he— for this nonsense? do we have hne-he rhe- for this nonsense? do we have time-it's the same. time for this? it's the same whrh— time for this? it's the same whh hone— time for this? it's the same with boris johnson with petrol hoeeeehon— obsession over these small rhhnge— obsession over these small. rhhnge—ehearhy things that are clearly, clearly wearhoue— things that are clearly, clearly wearhoue .— things that are clearly, clearly vexatious . aukus i don't think vexatious. aukus i don't think the vexatious. aukus i don't think he hone— vexatious. aukus i don't think the home secretary has done anyrhhng— the home secretary has done anyrhhng wong— the home secretary has done anything wrong. i think she's

heen— anything wrong. i think she's been vindicated— been vindicated by this and i rhhnk— been vindicated by this and i think-should- been vindicated by this and i think should lead us think that this should lead us all think that this should lead us ahh ro— think that this should lead us ahh ro aek— think that this should lead us all to ask questions about the way— all to ask questions about the way-rhe— all to ask questions about the way-hne hhoh— all to ask questions about the way-the blob and- all to ask questions about the way the blob and the way way that the blob and the way har— way that the blob and the way rhar our— way that the blob and the way that our politics— way that the blob and the way that our politics and its relationship— that our politics and its relationship with the media neaha— relationship with the media media—because relationship with the media- media_because it's media is operating because it's ahehaerhng— media is operating because it's ahehaerhng ue— media is operating because it's distracting us with all of these rhhnge.— distracting us with all of these rhhnge. kna— distracting us with all of these things. and suella braverman is hyhng— things. and suella braverman is hyhng ro— things. and suella braverman is hyhng ho ho— things. and suella braverman is hyhng ho ho a— things. and suella braverman is trying to do a good job over hnnhgrahon— trying to do a good job over immigration. she is trying to eene— immigration. she is trying to eerwe rhe— immigration. she is trying to serve the british— immigration. she is trying to serve the british people, eonerhhng— serve the british people, something firstly she something firstly that she was eheerea — something firstly that she was eheerea-hur— something firstly that she was elected - but also - something firstly that she was elected but also so that elected to do, but also so that he— elected to do, but also so that he har— elected to do, but also so that he rhar rhe— elected to do, but also so that the that the conservative party eheerea— the that the conservative party was elected to— the that the conservative party was elected to do— the that the conservative party was elected to do with a mandate of was elected to do with a mandate or one— was elected to do with a mandate or he hrhrheh— was elected to do with a mandate of the british public to deal whh—hhey- of the british public to deal. with _they haven't with immigration. they haven't done— with immigration. they haven't hone—ro- with immigration. they haven't hone—ho aeahl done it. she's trying to deal whh— done it. she's trying to deal whh hr— done it. she's trying to deal whh h ana— done it. she's trying to deal with it and she's— done it. she's trying to deal with it and she's faced with all of with it and she's faced with all oh-hurahee— with it and she's faced with all of-hurdles from - with it and she's faced with all of hurdles from just of these hurdles from just ehnhhy— of these hurdles from just ehnhhy-ahhe- of these hurdles from just simply-able to- of these hurdles from just. simply-able to.her of these hurdles from just- simply-able to.her job simply being able to do herjob hopehy— simply being able to do herjob properly-stebbenr- properly and, stephen, i the rhnhng— properly and, stephen, i the timing-before- properly and, stephen, i the timing before prime timing just before prime nhnherer-e— timing just before primei minister's-also timing just before prime. minister's-also , timing just before prime- minister's-also , the minister's questions also, the hhhe— minister's questions also, the hhhe-hae- minister's questions also, the prime - has stirred . minister's questions also, the prime has stirred up an prime minister has stirred up an unhohy— prime minister has stirred up an unhohy rewoh— prime minister has stirred up an unholy revolt on— prime minister has stirred up an unholy revolt on his backbenches rhe— unholy revolt on his backbenches rhe faer— unholy revolt on his backbenches over the fact boris— unholy revolt on his backbenches over the fact boris has been referred— over the fact boris has been referred ro— over the fact boris has been referred to the— over the fact boris has been referred to the police without anyhoay— referred to the police without anyhoay hn— referred to the police without anyhoay hn rhe— referred to the police without anybody in the cabinet office referred to the police without anybodttot the cabinet office referred to the police without anybodttot the aboutet office referred to the police without anybodttot the about these ce talking to him about these three.— talking to him about these. ahaneeo—wer talking to him about these- diaries,_over to diaries, which he handed over to ehwhh— diaries, which he handed over to ehwhh-. — diaries, which he handed over to ehwhh-. why— diaries, which he handed over to ehwhh-. why aha- diaries, which he handed over to civil-. why did it- diaries, which he handed over to civil-. why did it takei civil servants. why did it take till today to clear her? there is a certain stench- till today to clear her? there is a certain stench that- t ;; : t ”7 there is a certain stench that lingers hhhe.— is a certain stench that lingers over this, and— is a certain stench that lingers over this, and i'm— is a certain stench that lingers over this, and i'm not entirely har— over this, and i'm not entirely sure that the— over this, and i'm not entirely sure that the people involved in the sure that the people involved in he ehwhh— sure that the people involved in the civil service— sure that the people involved in the civil service were entirely neuhah— the civil service were entirely

neuhah hn— the civil service were entirely neutral in this— the civil service were entirely neutral in this particular naher. — neutral in this particular matter. funny- neutral in this particular matter. funny that. but bizarre. but matter. funny that. but bizarre. hur har— matter. funny that. but bizarre. but that could— matter. funny that. but bizarre. but that could well be the case. i but that could well be the case. r rhhnk— but that could well be the case. r rhhnk nor— but that could well be the case. i think not for— but that could well be the case. i think not for the— but that could well be the case. i think not for the first amendments. probably put a hnger— amendments. probably put a hnger on— amendments. probably put a hnger on h— amendments. probably put a finger on it too.— amendments. probably put a finger on it too. but the best ohng— finger on it too. but the best rhhng. oh— finger on it too. but the best thing, of course,— finger on it too. but the best thing, of course, was hearing sir thing, of course, was hearing sh hawara— thing, of course, was hearing sir edward lee— thing, of course, was hearing sir edward lee speak in the houee — sir edward lee speak in the houee h— sir edward lee speak in the house. i don't— sir edward lee speak in the house. i don't know if you heard him— house. i don't know if you heard hhh—eenhor- him, conservative senior haekheneh— backbench, indeed. and a great _you— backbench, indeed. and a great _anyou know.- backbench, indeed. and a great man you know, call man who said, you know, call hhhe— man who said, you know, call thislscandal._ man who said, you know, call thislscandal. we— man who said, you know, call this scandal. we the old days, this a scandal. we the old days, we ueea— this a scandal. we the old days, we ueealhawe— this a scandal. we the old days, we used have proper scandals. we used to have proper scandals. wou— we used to have proper scandals. you know.— we used to have proper scandals. you know. he— we used to have proper scandals. you know, it's sex— we used to have proper scandals. you know, it's sex and money and node— you know, it's sex and money and invade—scandals.- invade iraq and real scandals. he-e— invade iraq and real scandals. he-e-he-e— invade iraq and real scandals. he-e-he-e very- invade iraq and real scandals. he's-he's very-isl he's right. he's very often is rhghr. — he's right. he's very often is rhghr. wean. — he's right. he's very often is right. yeah. yeah- he's right. he's very often is right. yeah. yeah .- he's right. he's very often is right. yeah. / right. yeah. yeah. but but but people him and think the people watch him and think the police, the trust in the police is collapsing all over the country. we're seeing what's happening in cardiff with the riots. why are the police now going have to time going to have to spend time ponng going to have to spend time poring over these diaries, going back to 2020 2021? we move back to 2020 and 2021? we move on. we've got a public inquiry that's going or that's going to take 4 or 5 philippine years. well, i'm privileged committee still hasn't , who hasn't reported on boris, who gave weeks ago . it's gave evidence weeks ago. it's not what people want. no, no, i remember chilcot, which was, i think, years, which i think think, 11 years, which i think was the third iraqi iraq . it's was the third iraqi iraq. it's ridiculous. and i think- ridiculous. and i think your hohnr—

ridiculous. and i think your hohnr he— ridiculous. and i think your hohnr he a— ridiculous. and i think your hohnr he a very— ridiculous. and i think your point is a very interesting one. is point is a very interesting one. he here— point is a very interesting one. he then a— point is a very interesting one. is there a stage— point is a very interesting one. is there a stage at— point is a very interesting one. is there a stage at which the police— is there a stage at which the hohhee oan— is there a stage at which the hohhee eay— is there a stage at which the police can say up— is there a stage at which the police can say up with this, we whhh— police can say up with this, we whhh nor— police can say up with this, we whhh nor hur— police can say up with this, we will not put this— police can say up with this, we will not put this is— police can say up with this, we will not put this is nonsense. h-n — will not put this is nonsense. h-n eorry. — will not put this is nonsense. r-n eorry. he— will not put this is nonsense. i'm sorry. we just- will not put this is nonsense. i'm sorry. �*ttr�*rt rtrtr“ . i'm sorry. we just they don't probably don't want this. well, of course they don't. you- r:rt.r“ ; well, of course they don't. you know, oney-re— of course they don't. you know, rhey-re uh— of course they don't. you know, rhey-re up ro— of course they don't. you know, they're up to their— of course they don't. you know, they're up to their eyes in prohhene— they're up to their eyes in problems and— they're up to their eyes in problems and things at the rnrnoenr — problems and things at the moment. and— problems and things at the moment. and so rowley is moment. and so mark rowley is prohahhy— moment. and so mark rowley is prohahhy-ar— moment. and so mark rowley is probably-at-said,. probably looking at this, said, oh, probably looking at this, said, oh. my— probably looking at this, said, oh. my hora.— probably looking at this, said, oh, my lord, please, please, not anorher— oh, my lord, please, please, notj another—hee another nonsense like this. he's going—put— another nonsense like this. he's gohng—huh ek- going to have to put six ohheere— going to have to put six officers on— going to have to put six officers on it.- going to have to put six officers on it. they're going to have— officers on it. they're going to have-rhghr— officers on it. they're going to have-right round- officers on it. they're going to have right round the have to work right round the hook— have to work right round the hook hor— have to work right round the clock for what— have to work right round the clock for what end? ' “r: have to work right round the clock for what end? '“r: t have to work right round the clock for what end? ' “r: t clock for what end? and it now uehaye— clock for what end? and it now delays privileges delays the privileges investigation, ongoing, investigation, which is ongoing, chaired by harriet harman, labour already made it labour mp who's already made it absolutely clear what she thinks about johnson breaking about boris johnson breaking the rules so in rules because she said so in the house. hardly an house. so she's hardly an impartial on this. she's impartial view on this. she's talkinglgenerality. - impartial view on this. she's talking generality. it's not talking a generality. it's not onhy— talking a generality. it's not onhy-h-e— talking a generality. it's not only-it's also- talking a generality. it's not only it's also stupid. only dirty, it's also stupid. ed, firstly making only dirty, it's also stupid. eclook firstly making only dirty, it's also stupid. eclook as firstly making only dirty, it's also stupid. eclook as if firstly making only dirty, it's also stupid. eclook as if the tly making only dirty, it's also stupid. eclook as if the civil making only dirty, it's also stupid. eclook as if the civil serviceig it look as if the civil service is even more politicised than the public already believe it to be. it's also repeatedly be. and it's also repeatedly stories repeatedly stories like this repeatedly dragging into into dragging the police into into politicised situations where they have no choice but to investigate it. but obviously it's compromising them in some way. and as stephen said , you way. and as stephen said, you know, british public are know, the british public are already reasons, serious

already obvious reasons, serious decline in trust in the police for many very good reasons, but also because they're being sort of dragged into these political , social or progressive scandals and the whole thing. i think many people will be looking at this and thinking, actually, frankly, this just stinks. and honestly, harman was- honestly, harman was specific ahour— honestly, harman was specific ahour hone— honestly, harman was specific about boris breaking the rules, not about boris breaking the rules, nor a— about boris breaking the rules, not a generality. _ about boris breaking the rules, not a generality. she responded to not a generality. she responded ro-ruae— not a generality. she responded ro-ruae rweer— not a generality. she responded to-rude tweet by- not a generality. she responded to rude tweet by alastair to a very rude tweet by alastair cahoot— to a very rude tweet by alastair campbell,-said,- to a very rude tweet by alastair campbell, said, oh, that campbell, and she said, oh, that were—hey— campbell, and she said, oh, that were—they were- were made. and they were egreghoue— were made. and they were egregious breaches. she was very overh— egregious breaches. she was very oweh. eouhan-r— egregious breaches. she was very overt, couldn't be— egregious breaches. she was very overt, couldn't be clearer. she hhkee— overt, couldn't be clearer. she hhkee h. — overt, couldn't be clearer. she likes it. broke— overt, couldn't be clearer. she likes it. broke the- overt, couldn't be clearer. she likes it. broke the rules. yeah. likes it. broke the rules. wean. ho.— likes it. broke the rules. yeah. no, she— likes it. broke the rules. yeah. no, she had- likes it. broke the rules. yeah. no, she had it- likes it. yeah. no, she had it her own guore— yeah. no, she had it her own guore ro— yeah. no, she had it her own guore o h.— yeah. no, she had it her own quote to it, too.— yeah. no, she had it her own quote to it, too. and she ehahrea— quote to it, too. and she chaired this— quote to it, too. and she chaired this inquiry. how can ene— chaired this inquiry. how can ehe he— chaired this inquiry. how can she be chairing— chaired this inquiry. how can she be chairing an inquiry into hone—her- she be chairing an inquiry into. boris—her mind boris when she's made her mind up?— boris when she's made her mind umll— boris when she's made her mind uhelh-hoeo— boris when she's made her mind uhelh-hoh reonhe- boris when she's made her mind up?ii-most people i- boris when she's made her mind. up?ii-most people i mean, up? i think most people i mean, she. a kc and most people she. she's a kc and most people know that she's she wakes every morning, stephen, thinking, how can tory i'd can i damage the tory party? i'd rather not. yes, she does. rather think not. yes, she does. you've obviously woken up with her have. her more often than i have. she's one the most her more often than i have. i she's one-the most reliable she's one of the most reliable hahour—nerl she's one of the most reliablej labour—met. you labour mps i've ever met. you know.— labour mps i've ever met. you know. ene-e— labour mps i've ever met. you know, she's-well,- labour mps i've ever met. youi know, she's-well, most know, she's tribal. well, most of know, she's tribal. well, most or ue— know, she's tribal. well, most of us are to a certain degree,

but no, you're not as tribal because you've been objected today. unfortunate. today. unusually unfortunate. the to the four of us are going to agree on this. can we not find something to. well, we might agree three agree on this. well, the three page the apologia page letter. what the apologia pro is she saying pro vita suella. is she saying anything about the civil service? in that letter she said she is she talking she talked to the is she talking about malignant about this this malignant tumour? she said that. tumour? she hasn't said that. ho.— tumour? she hasn't said that. wo-iuer— tumour? she hasn't said that. wo-iuer heen— tumour? she hasn't said that. no.-just been very- no. she's just been very ohreerhwe— no. she's just been very. objective _sorry. no. she's just been very- objective _sorry. no, objective and clear. sorry. no, no, objective and clear. sorry. no, no.-ar— objective and clear. sorry. no, no-ao ah. h- objective and clear. sorry. no, no,-at all. i think- no, no, not at all. i think we've no, no, not at all. i think guer— no, no, not at all. i think ruer gor— no, no, not at all. i think we've just got some- ithink we've just got some great erorhee— we've just got some great erorhee h— we've just got some great stories i want— we've just got some great stories i want to get through roaay— stories i want to get through today who— stories i want to get through today while you— stories i want to get through today while you guys are here. enha— today while you guys are here. hhha rhe— today while you guys are here. emma, the jockey— today while you guys are here. emma, the jockey club- today while you guys are here. emma, the jockey club says it's going so glad you're going to make so glad you're racing epsom derby racing the epsom derby more inclusive specific inclusive by having a specific area for our lgbt people. what i mean , i can't just say here, if mean, i can't just say here, if i was at the derby as a guest or i was at the derby as a guest or i would not set foot as a gay man in the lgbt area and my partner wouldn't want to either. it's such it is the worst. you reh— it's such it is the worst. you on he— it's such it is the worst. you on he h— it's such it is the worst. you on he h ny— it's such it is the worst. you tell me if my if— it's such it is the worst. you tell me if my if my instinct is eohee— tell me if my if my instinct is correct on this,— tell me if my if my instinct is correct on this, but this ehhkee— correct on this, but this strikes me— correct on this, but this strikes me as- correct on this, but this strikes me as highly offensive. it strikes me as highly offensive. h reahhy— strikes me as highly offensive. it really stereotyping back of the it really stereotyping back of he hue.— it really stereotyping back of the bus, this— it really stereotyping back of the bus, this lgbt area that oney-re— the bus, this lgbt area that they're talking— the bus, this lgbt area that they're talking about is going to they're talking about is going o hare— they're talking about is going to have firstly,— they're talking about is going to have firstly, it's going to

be to have firstly, it's going to he hee. — to have firstly, it's going to be free. it's— to have firstly, it's going to be free. it's going- to have firstly, it's going to be free. e grtr “g r: ”t; be free. it's going to have drag , drag, drag, drag performances, drag free, queer literature, which of course would be highly politicised . oh, god. and politicised. oh, god. and a festival style tent in the centre of the race with a bar and a dj and this is this is a quote. it says the horse meat that the intention is to blend entertainment and education. the whole thing just strikes me as deeply , deeply offensive. i can deeply, deeply offensive. i can imagine my own gay friends seeing this. and firstly being like, well, i'm not part of your queer community. but also the idea that that you would entice people with drag performances and a horse race because what the horse racing is an interesting to it's a gay people interesting to it's a gay people in its own right famous horse festival i know horse racing festival i know horse racing festival so why do we want a gay disco? it's also full of fit young— disco? it's also full of fit young men— r: t7 it's also full of fit young men wearing multicoloured ehhke. — young men wearing multicoloured ehhke. wee.— young men wearing multicoloured ehhke. wee. hhe— young men wearing multicoloured silks. yes, it's got— young men wearing multicoloured silks. yes, it's got its— young men wearing multicoloured silks. /rt.s . grtr rt.tt“ silks. yes, it's got its camp elements already, hasn't it ? in elements already, hasn't it? in all honesty, you know, if : . “ts“ . .7 in all honesty, you know, if you run— all honesty, you know, if you run up— all honesty, you know, if you run up ro— all honesty, you know, if you turn up to this— all honesty, you know, if you turn up to this thing, it's eegregarea— turn up to this thing, it's eegregarea .— turn up to this thing, it's segregated . you're just saying, segregated. you're just saying, oh, segregated. you're just saying, on. hehh— segregated. you're just saying, oh, lgbt betke_ segregated. you're just saying, oh, lgbt betke plus all the one— oh, lgbt betke plus all the

one over— oh, lgbt betke plus all the other over there _ oh, lgbt betke plus all the other over there and there's eararneh— other over there and there's caramel and— other over there and there's caramel and another drag herrorner— caramel and another drag performer called bonk. i think . performer called bonk. i think. is performer called bonk. i think. he h— performer called bonk. i think. he h rhghre— performer called bonk. i think. is it right? it's— performer called bonk. i think. is it right? it's it— performer called bonk. i think. is it right? it's it puts you oh— is it right? it's it puts you oh you— is it right? it's it puts you off your champagne cocktail . off your champagne cocktail. i bet you— off your champagne cocktail. i bet you he— off your champagne cocktail. i bet you the people— off your champagne cocktail. i bet you the people who- off your champagne cocktail. i bet you the people who came up with the idea , a left leaning with the idea, a left leaning straights who think that's what it's a pr thing. it's an eoenehwe— it's a pr thing. it's an expensive pr- t 3 “3 it's an expensive pr stunt. it's a pr thing. it's an- expensive pr stunt. they it's a pr thing. it's an expensive pr stunt. they should abandon it. we're— expensive pr stunt. they should abandon it. we'rejust- expensive pr stunt. “rty : : . we're just trying to abandon it. we're just trying to be abandon it. we're just trying to he nhe— abandon it. we're just trying to he ro— abandon it. we're just trying to he ro you— abandon it. we're just trying to be nice to you and— : . we're just trying to be nice to you and actually, he— be nice to you and actually, he nor— be nice to you and actually, he no one— be nice to you and actually, it's not the first. c it's not the first. it's not the hrh— it's not the first. it's not the first time this week that something like this has been in the press. because earlier in the press. because earlier in the week, we saw in the telegraph reporting that there was theatre company that was was a theatre company that was also only also doing a black only performance where whites were explicitly not welcome. that's right. the theatre royal in shahora— right. the theatre royal in stratford _theatre . ” g“ the theatre royal in stratford theatre i've stratford east, a theatre i've heen—h-el stratford east, a theatre i've- been _it's always been to many times, it's always had— been to many times, it's always haalheh— been to many times, it's always haalheh whng— been to many times, it's always hadlleft wing jone— been to many times, it's always had left wing jone littlewood, had a left wing jone littlewood, joan— had a left wing jone littlewood, joan littlewood,— had a left wing jone littlewood, joan littlewood, but imagine, srehhen.— joan littlewood, but imagine, stephen,_ownerl joan littlewood, but imagine,- stephen,_owner said stephen, if a theatre owner said huhhng— stephen, if a theatre owner said huhhngla— stephen, if a theatre owner said putting a production said putting on a production said hack—nor- putting on a production said. black—not welcome putting on a production said- black_not welcome in black people are not welcome in the black people are not welcome in hne-war.— black people are not welcome in hne-wehh. h-we- black people are not welcome in the well, i've outcry the audience. well, i've outcry rhere. — the audience. well, i've outcry here. _there- the audience. well, i've outcry there. _there i- the audience. well, i've outcry there. _there i think there. i've been there i think before you were born in before any of you were born in south can still south africa, i can still remember when we, based in simon's town, a place port simon's town, a place near port elizabeth, we heard this marvellous coming marvellous jazz music coming from that, it miriam from that, and it was a miriam makeba playing

makeba and dodi pequeno playing down there. and there's a big sign know? and sign no whites, you know? and i remember is, of remember thinking, this is, of course, was ni course, that was blanca ni blanca in those days. and i thought, thank god we've left all nonsense behind. and all that nonsense behind. and their showing again. their spouse showing up again. the fisen their spouse showing up again. the risen in in east the dragon has risen in in east end of london and it is offensive. and what happens if whhe— offensive. and what happens if whhre heohhe— offensive. and what happens if white people _at- offensive. and what happens if white people - at this i white people turn up at this rheahee— white people turn up at this theatre? well,— white people turn up at this theatre? well, what if you haenrhye — theatre? well, what if you - identify? _that identify? well, it seems that they be able to they wouldn't be able to actually away. but actually turn them away. but they were making it- t but they were making it very clear har— they were making it very clear rhar hhhe— they were making it very clear that this was— they were making it very clear that this was it— they were making it very clear that this was it would be better if that this was it would be better h hey— that this was it would be better hr rhey hon-r— that this was it would be better if they didn't-up,- that this was it would be better if they didn't up, even that this was it would be better if they it'si't up, even that this was it would be better if they it's about up, even that this was it would be better if they it's about the), even that this was it would be better if they it's about the history of though it's about the history of ehawery— though it's about the history of ehawery. arnhe— though it's about the history of slavery, arnie, which you might rhhnk— slavery, arnie, which you might rhhnk-heohhe— slavery, arnie, which you might think people might think white people might need to get think white people might need to ger—ruer- think white people might need to ger—ruer rhe- think white people might need to get—just the ideal get a perspective. just the idea that particularly this that it particularly with this lgbt area, sorts of things lgbt area, the sorts of things that they're putting on in this area are so stereotypical. it's this idea of somebody- rt.t it's this idea of somebody who's part of this idea of somebody who's part or hhhe.— this idea of somebody who's part or hhhe. hhhe— this idea of somebody who's part of this, this culture,— this idea of somebody who's part of this, this culture, lgbt oonnunhy— of this, this culture, lgbt community. it's like, but the reahhy— community. it's like, but the reahhy he— community. it's like, but the reality is that,— community. it's like, but the reality is that, you know, if a gay— reality is that, you know, if a gay heeon— reality is that, you know, if a gay person wants— reality is that, you know, if a gay person wants to go to the races and enjoy— gay person wants to go to the races and enjoy the horse race, when— races and enjoy the horse race, when he— races and enjoy the horse race, when he done— races and enjoy the horse race, which i've done many times, you aon-r— which i've done many times, you aon-r need— which i've done many times, you don't needlglitter. _ which i've done many times, you don't need glitter. /rt.r. r:rt.r“ . don't need a glitter. you don't heeu— don't need a glitter. you don't need a— don't need a glitter. you don't need a glitter ball to enjoy your day. and i don't go in drag ana— your day. and i don't go in drag and h—

your day. and i don't go in drag and h aon-r— your day. and i don't go in drag and i don't expect— your day. and i don't go in drag and i don't expect to— ” rtt and i don't go in drag and i don't expect to watch a drag — and i don't expect to watch a drag h— and i don't expect to watch a drag. r ruer— and i don't expect to watch a drag. i just want— and i don't expect to watch a drag. i just want to watch a h— drag. i just want to watch a race. i should— drag. i just want to watch a race. i should have- drag. i just want to watch a race. i should have said it's not just fit young men in multi—coloured suits, but also women course. of women as well. of course. of course. yeah there's the- course. yeah there's the irony, aeruahhy. — course. yeah there's the irony, actually. equestrian- course. yeah there's the irony, actually. : actually. equestrian is a equestrianism one the most equestrianism is one of the most level fields, one of the level playing fields, one of the very where women very few sports where women compete men. compete equally with men. the only olympic sport was it shooting other one. there shooting the other one. there is two, isn't there? i— shooting the other one. there is two, isn't there? i think- “g there is two, isn't there? i think you're rhghr. — two, isn't there? i think you're rhghr. shoorhng— two, isn't there? i think you're right. shooting an equestrian is one where men and women are eonherhng— one where men and women are competing equally. we should be a-ae— competing equally. we should be a-ae wehh. — competing equally. we should be a-ae wehh. eo— competing equally. we should be a-as well. go for- competing equally. we should be a-as well. go for that.- a sport as well. go for that. instead having division de instead of having division de division always. i still try ehugghhng— division always. i still try. struggling—db division always. i still try- struggling,_do they struggling, thinking why do they rhhnk—haeae- struggling, thinking why do they think—idea?-i. think it's a good idea? well, i reh— think it's a good idea? well, i oh you— think it's a good idea? well, i can tell you why. _ think it's a good idea? well, i can tell you why. ”rt can tell you why. so they're saying they're basically they're can tell you why. so they're saying that're basically they're can tell you why. so they're saying that're ba ofally they're can tell you why. so they're saying that're ba of people, y're saying that a lot of people, a gay racehorse trainer said that, well, actually, no, he what's a gay the basically the gay racehorse? the basically the eayhng— gay racehorse? the basically the eayhng no— gay racehorse? the basically the eayhng no .— gay racehorse? the basically the eayhng no . nor— gay racehorse? the basically the saying no , not that's— gty t7 the basically the saying no , not that's that's saying no, not that's that's eooh. — saying no, not that's that's eooh. hang— saying no, not that's that's cool. hang on.- saying no, not that's that's cool. hang on. no- saying no, not that's that's cool. t“; trtr“ \rrt.r . saying no, not that's that's cool. t“rg \rtr cool. hang on. no it's quite good fun. the gentleman that's the good fun. the gentleman that's rhe genrhenan— good fun. the gentleman that's the gentleman that's— g: .. the gentleman that's the gentleman that's quoted in the gentleman that's quoted in he ahhehe— the gentleman that's quoted in the article, mick— the gentleman that's quoted in the article, mick apple. is he in the article, mick apple. is he hn a— the article, mick apple. is he hn a erahhe— the article, mick apple. is he in a stable relationship? hhey-re— in a stable relationship? they're calling- in a stable relationship? they're calling him - in a stable relationship? they're calling him a- in a stable relationship? they're calling him a gay racehorse trainer. he said the hane— racehorse trainer. he said the phane coura— racehorse trainer. he said the

plans could alienate- t he said the plans could alienate otherwise eynharherhe— plans could alienate otherwise sympathetic racegoers after the epon— sympathetic racegoers after the error hae— sympathetic racegoers after the ehorr haa eoenr— sympathetic racegoers after the sport had spent years grappling whh— sport had spent years grappling with homophobia. is he in a erahhe— with homophobia. is he in a stable relationship? brilliant. srehhen— stable relationship? brilliant. stephen powis_ stable relationship? brilliant. stephen powis city gays doing here— stephen powis city gays doing over there in— stephen powis city gays doing over there in there. ; stephen powis city gays doing over there in there. . over there in there. it's just playing— over there in there. it's just playing, playing village. people and albie music. well, there's apple music. maybe i will go . apple music. maybe i will go. i'm getting a bit delirious . i'm getting a bit delirious. ridiculous. oh, i'm getting aehhrhoue. — ridiculous. oh, i'm getting delirious. i'm— ridiculous. oh, i'm getting delirious. rgrtr “rg delirious. i'm sorry. i'm going to get . and stephen delirious. rgrtr “rg rgrt; and stephen pound. delirious. i'm sorry. i'm going to get . and stephen pound. emma to get. and stephen pound. emma hero.— to get. and stephen pound. emma webb. it's really pandering to this sort of like fragility to think people need a safe space. yeah. safe space. yeah right . yeah. safe space. yeah right. here— yeah. safe space. yeah right. here hon— yeah. safe space. yeah right. here hon you.— yeah. safe space. yeah right. more from you, too. in the next houn more from you, too. in the next hour. still to come, also, we're going to look forward to pmqs by 12:00. i've got the giggles. you're going to have to do this just to remind you, suella braverman, the home secretary been cleared of breaching the ministerial at last, with ministerial code at last, with the prime minister his the prime minister backing his home secretary more to come on gb home secretary more to come on eh _one- home secretary more to come on eh _orne on- home secretary more to come on eh _orne on he. gb news more to come on the arnhe— gb news more to come on the arne-haee— gb news more to come on the arnie-race race,- gb news more to come on the arnie race race, race arnie race. race race, race course. race course. if you reahhy— course. race course. if you reahhy wanr— course. race course. if you reahy wanr ue— course. race course. if you really want us to race course, is really want us to race course, he here— really want us to race course, he then eoe— really want us to race course, is there some gay— really want us to race course, is there some gay pun there? i

aon-r— is there some gay pun there? i aon-r-. — is there some gay pun there? i don't-. thank- is there some gay pun there? i don't-. thank you.- is there some gay pun there? i don't . “t5“ is there some gay pun there? i. don't-. thank you. see you don't know. thank you. see you shortly. alex don't know. thank you. see you shortly . alex deakin here- don't know. “t5“ alex deakin here with shortly. alex deakin here with your— shortly. alex deakin here with your haheeo— shortly. alex deakin here with your latest weather— alex deakin here with your latest weather from the met hhhe— your latest weather from the met hhhee hor— your latest weather from the met hhhee for eh— your latest weather from the met office for gb news.— your latest weather from the met office for gb news. another fine day our— office for gb news. another fine day our here— office for gb news. another fine day out there for— office for gb news. another fine day out there for the vast narorhry. — day out there for the vast narorhry. hhgh— day out there for the vast majority. high pressure continues— majority. high pressure continues to- majority. high pressure continues to dominate temperatures is getting up into the temperatures is getting up into rhe hhgh— temperatures is getting up into rhe hhgh reene— temperatures is getting up into the high teens or— temperatures is getting up into the high teens or low 20s. heree— the high teens or low 20s. heree rhe— the high teens or low 20s. here's the area— the high teens or low 20s. here's the area of high pressure . eer— here's the area of high pressure . eeh ueea— here's the area of high pressure . eeh ueea ro— here's the area of high pressure . get used to it.— here's the area of high pressure . get used to it. it's— here's the area of high pressure . get used to it. it's going to eonhoh— . get used to it. it's going to eonhoh our— . get used to it. it's going to control our weather for several eaye— control our weather for several aaye ro— control our weather for several eaye ro eohe— control our weather for several days to come, but— control our weather for several days to come, but it's not eonhherehy— days to come, but it's not completely in— days to come, but it's not completely in control. this wearher— completely in control. this weather front— completely in control. this weather front is- completely in control. this weather front is just trickling eouhhwarhe— southwards, introducing quite a bit southwards, introducing quite a hh-aeoee— southwards, introducing quite a bit-across parts- southwards, introducing quite a bit-across parts of- bit of cloud across parts of eourh—weer— bit of cloud across parts of south—west-andl bit of cloud across parts of- south—west-and northern south—west scotland and northern hehanh— south—west scotland and northern hehana. where— south—west scotland and northern ireland, where there— south—west scotland and northern ireland, where there is the likelihood— ireland, where there is the likelihood-1— ireland, where there is the likelihood-1 or- ireland, where there is the likelihood 1 or 2 showers. likelihood of 1 or 2 showers. hhe— likelihood of 1 or 2 showers. hne ehoua— likelihood of 1 or 2 showers. the cloud increased too, for hohh— the cloud increased too, for norah-hahe- the cloud increased too, for north-parts of- the cloud increased too, for north parts of north—west north wales. parts of north—west hnghanh— north wales. parts of north—west hnghanh-heeh— north wales. parts of north—west england,-feel as- north wales. parts of north—west england,-feel as a- england, a cooler feel as a reeuhh— england, a cooler feel as a reeuh. a— england, a cooler feel as a result, a bit— england, a cooler feel as a result, a bit of— england, a cooler feel as a result, a bit of cloud elsewhere here.— result, a bit of cloud elsewhere rhere. hur— result, a bit of cloud elsewhere rhere. hur hor— result, a bit of cloud elsewhere there. but for most— result, a bit of cloud elsewhere there. but for most places dry ana— there. but for most places dry and hne.— there. but for most places dry and fine, with— there. but for most places dry and fine, with sunny spells hrhek— and fine, with sunny spells brisk breeze _ and fine, with sunny spells brisk breeze bringing a cool reek— brisk breeze bringing a cool heeh ro— brisk breeze bringing a cool feel to shetland. but most other hhaeee— feel to shetland. but most other hhaeee-nha— feel to shetland. but most other hhaeee-nha ro— feel to shetland. but most other places-mid to high- feel to shetland. but most other places mid to high teens, places in the mid to high teens, how— places in the mid to high teens, how hee— places in the mid to high teens, how hee hn— places in the mid to high teens, low 20s in the— places in the mid to high teens, low 20s in the south could get to low 20s in the south could get ro ze— low 20s in the south could get ro ze oe— low 20s in the south could get to 24 across parts— low 20s in the south could get to 24 across parts of south—east waee— to 24 across parts of south—east wahee. gown— to 24 across parts of south—east wales, down towards bristol , wales, down towards bristol, perhahe— wales, down towards bristol, perhaps through this evening . perhaps through this evening. hhar— perhaps through this evening. hhar ehoua— perhaps through this evening. that cloud will— perhaps through this evening. that cloud will continue to rhheken— that cloud will continue to thicken over— that cloud will continue to thicken over northern england. worth— thicken over northern england. hohh wahee— thicken over northern england. north wales small chance of a

ehower— north wales small chance of a ehower hur— north wales small chance of a shower, but most— north wales small chance of a shower, but most places dry coura— shower, but most places dry out eee— shower, but most places dry could see things— shower, but most places dry could see things getting a bit now— could see things getting a bit nhery over— could see things getting a bit misty over east— could see things getting a bit misty over east anglia the misty over east anglia and the eourh—eaer. — misty over east anglia and the south—east. but— misty over east anglia and the south—east. but most again will be south—east. but most again will he a— south—east. but most again will he a dry— south—east. but most again will he a dry ana— south—east. but most again will he a try and a— south—east. but most again will be a dry and a clear night quite a ehhhhy— be a dry and a clear night quite aehhhhy-hor— be a dry and a clear night quite a chilly for scotland and a chilly one for scotland and hohhern— a chilly one for scotland and northern-down- a chilly one for scotland and northern down to 2 or northern ireland down to 2 or 3 degree— northern ireland down to 2 or 3 degrees through— northern ireland down to 2 or 3 degrees through some rural ehoe— degrees through some rural eoohe-a— degrees through some rural spots.-a little- degrees through some rural spots. a little bit spots. staying a little bit nhhaer— spots. staying a little bit milder where _ spots. staying a little bit milder where we've got this hour— milder where we've got this cloud continuing over parts of eenhah— cloud continuing over parts of eenhah ana— cloud continuing over parts of central and eastern england . so central and eastern england. so perhahe— central and eastern england. so perhahe-grey- central and eastern england. so nerhahe-grey erahi perhaps a bit of a grey start here— perhaps a bit of a grey start here-thursday.- perhaps a bit of a grey start here thursday. the very small here on thursday. the very small chance— here on thursday. the very small chance or— here on thursday. the very small chance of seeing— here on thursday. the very small chance of seeing a— here on thursday. the very small chance of seeing a shower or two rhe— chance of seeing a shower or two rhe hhhe— chance of seeing a shower or two over the hills of— chance of seeing a shower or two over the hills of northern hnghana— over the hills of northern hnghana .— over the hills of northern england . but— over the hills of northern england . but most places again, england. but most places again, tomorrow we'll— england. but most places again, tomorrow we'll see _ england. but most places again, tomorrow we'll see fine and eunny— tomorrow we'll see fine and eunny weather— tomorrow we'll see fine and sunny weather the breeze sunny weather. the breeze will make— sunny weather. the breeze will makeldifference. _ sunny weather. the breeze will make difference. slightly make a difference. a slightly oohe— make a difference. a slightly cooler particularly if cooler feel, particularly if he— cooler feel, particularly if hr-e-hon- cooler feel, particularly if it's-from the l cooler feel, particularly if. it's-from the sea. cooler feel, particularly if- it's-from the sea. but it's coming in from the sea. but agahn— it's coming in from the sea. but agahn-hahe— it's coming in from the sea. but agahn-hahe oh- it's coming in from the sea. but again,-parts of the- again, across parts of the eouhh— again, across parts of thei south,_could south, temperatures could get no— south, temperatures could get no he — south, temperatures could get no he how— south, temperatures could get into the low 20— south, temperatures could get into the low 20 as parts of wahee— into the low 20 as parts of wahee ana— into the low 20 as parts of wales and the— into the low 20 as parts of wales and the west country hawourhe — wales and the west country favourite for— wales and the west country favourite for the _ wales and the west country favourite for the top temperatures. still the small chance— temperatures. still the small chance or— temperatures. still the small chance for a— temperatures. still the small chance for a shower or two over he— chance for a shower or two over he hhhe— chance for a shower or two over he hhhhe oh— chance for a shower or two over the hills of northern england, eourhern— the hills of northern england, southern scotland during the ewenhng. — southern scotland during the evening. .again,- southern scotland during the evening. again, for most evening. but again, for most hhaeee— evening. but again, for most nhaeee hhe— evening. but again, for most nhaeee hoe-ro- evening. but again, for most places it's-to be- evening. but again, for most places it's to be a fine places it's going to be a fine ewenhng— places it's going to be a fine evening-that— places it's going to be a fine evening .that fine - places it's going to be a fine evening that fine weather is evening and that fine weather is set evening and that fine weather is eer ro— evening and that fine weather is eer roe-wen— evening and that fine weather is set to _even into - evening and that fine weather is set to even into the set to continue even into the weekend.— set to continue even into the weekend-_to- set to continue even into the weekend. dry and bright weekend. lots of dry and bright wearher.— weekend. lots of dry and bright wearher. hhenry— weekend. lots of dry and bright weather, plenty of— weekend. lots of dry and bright weather, plenty of sunshine, guer— weather, plenty of sunshine, iuer-nhghr- weather, plenty of sunshine, just-might start. weather, plenty of sunshine, just might start to just a sign it might start to run— just a sign it might start to run a— just a sign it might start to turn a little— just a sign it might start to turn a little cooler across the

noon— turn a little cooler across the nohh on— turn a little cooler across the nohh on .—

sunday it's 11 am. on wednesday, 24th of this is to the point on of may. this is to the point on gb news with andrew pierce and beth investigation beth turner. no investigation hnro— beth turner. no investigation into braverman— beth turner. no investigation into braverman over- ;. no investigation into braverman over her speeding course,-expresses- into braverman over her speeding course, expresses regret course, but she expresses regret for-hereehrhon— course, but she expresses regret for-perception that- course, but she expresses regret for perception that her for the perception that her aerhone— for the perception that her

actions caused— for the perception that her actions caused . '“r: r:rt.r“ . for the perception that her- actions caused . and i don't know actions caused. and i don't know why she expressed regret. it was ridiculous. but the former prime minister that's boris johnson. he's under investigation again over possible lockdown breaches again at chequers. he calls it bizarre and unacceptable . plus, bizarre and unacceptable. plus, inflation down, but not- bizarre and unacceptable. plus, inflation down, but not by- ;. plus, inflation down, but not by very much. — inflation down, but not by very much. he— inflation down, but not by very much. it's still— inflation down, but not by very much. it's still above 8. and he— much. it's still above 8. and he coer— much. it's still above 8. and he oh oh— much. it's still above 8. and the cost of putting dinner on one— the cost of putting dinner on he rahhe— the cost of putting dinner on the table continues to rise as . the table continues to rise as. he— the table continues to rise as. he managea— the table continues to rise as. i've managed to— the table continues to rise as. i've managed to get over my giggles— i've managed to get over my ghgghee now— i've managed to get over my ghgghee .— i've managed to get over my giggles now , just about i could giggles now, just about i could go ar— giggles now, just about i could go at any— giggles now, just about i could go at any moment. horses, stable relationships. there's no go at any moment. there's no your relationships. there's no your rhoughre— relationships. there's no your rhoughre on— relationships. there's no your thoughts on all— relationships. there's no your thoughts on all of— relationships. there's no your thoughts on all of our- there's no your thoughts on all of our talking hohnre— thoughts on all of our talking gohnre hhhe— thoughts on all of our talking points this morning. gb views at gb points this morning. gb views at eh hewe— points this morning. gb views at eh hewe eonh— points this morning. gb views at gb news .com. but— points this morning. gb views at gb news .com. but first of all, here— gb news .com. but first of all, here he— gb news .com. but first of all, here he he— gb news .com. but first of all, here is the news— gb news .com. but first of all, here is the news with ray. nor.— here is the news with ray. hhoh. here-e— here is the news with ray. 11:01. here's the— here is the news with ray. 11:01. here's the latest- here is the news with ray. 11:01. here's the latest from the newsroom. the prime minister has confirmed that suella braverman will not face a formal investigation over claims that

she requested civil servants to arrange a private speeding course . in a letter to the home course. in a letter to the home secretary , rishi sunak said he'd secretary, rishi sunak said he'd been told by his independent ethics adviser that her actions do not amount to a breach of the ministerial code. however, he did tell ms braverman a better course of action could have been taken to avoid giving rise to the perception of impropriety . the perception of impropriety. the home secretary has responded , saying she deeply regrets that some people had seen her actions as attempting to avoid sanction and apologised for the distraction this had caused to the government . the chancellor the government. the chancellor has warned that food prices are still rising too fast, despite inflation falling to 8.7% last month. overall inflation has fallen below 10% for the first time since august. however higher food price inflation continued at near record pace, down slightly from 19.2% to 19.1. jeremy hunt says there's still more work to be done .

still more work to be done. these numbers show there is aheohurehy— these numbers show there is absolutely no— these numbers show there is absolutely no room for complacency- absolutely no room for complacency in the battle agahner— complacency in the battle against inflation. food price hnhharhon— against inflation. food price inflation is— against inflation. food price inflation is still— against inflation. food price inflation is still worryingly hhgh.— inflation is still worryingly hhgh. hhar-e— inflation is still worryingly high. that's why we've had food hroaueere— high. that's why we've had food hoaueere .— high. that's why we've had food hoaueere . ae— high. that's why we've had food producers , as in— high. that's why we've had food producers , as in farmers in producers, as in farmers in euhernarkere— producers, as in farmers in supermarkets in to talk about whar— supermarkets in to talk about whar we— supermarkets in to talk about whar we oan— supermarkets in to talk about what we can do— supermarkets in to talk about what we can do to reduce the pressure they're. _ what we can do to reduce the pressure they're. �*ttr�*rt; pressure they're. well labour's shadow women and equality secretary anneliese dodds has responded. she says the government is failing to help struggling families . why aren't struggling families. why aren't we seeing them taking action on food prices? almost going up by zoo— food prices? almost going up by zoo ar— food prices? almost going up by near 20% at the— : t7 almost going up by near 20% at the moment, a huge increase on people's— near 20% at the moment, a huge increase on people's weekly food shop— increase on people's weekly food ehoh ana— increase on people's weekly food hop and yer— increase on people's weekly food hop and yet no— increase on people's weekly food shop and yet no action coming hon— shop and yet no action coming hon rhe— shop and yet no action coming from the conservative motives on hhhe.— from the conservative motives on hhhe. hur— from the conservative motives on this. but buckingham palace says the this. but buckingham palace says he hueheee— this. but buckingham palace says the duchess of— this. but buckingham palace says the duchess of edinburgh is aeehhy— the duchess of edinburgh is deeply saddened and over the eearh— deeply saddened and over the dean oh— deeply saddened and over the dean of a— deeply saddened and over the death of a woman who was hit by a nororeyehe— death of a woman who was hit by a motorcycle in— death of a woman who was hit by a motorcycle in her— death of a woman who was hit by a motorcycle in her police eeeo-h— a motorcycle in her police eeeoh — a motorcycle in her police eeeoh hh— a motorcycle in her police escort. 81 year- a motorcycle in her police escort. 8 rtrr: “ escort. 81 year old helen holland was struck in london on the 10th of may. as she reported , she used a pedestrian crossing

. she died after sustaining irreversi double damage to her brain. the independent office for police conduct has appealed for police conduct has appealed for witnesses. gb news understands that the duchess will be in touch privately with miss holland's family. will be in touch privately with miss holland's family . boris miss holland's family. boris johnson is criticising the cabinet office for making bizarre and unacceptable claims after it referred him to police over new allegations that he broke lockdown rules. the former prime minister has been reported to both the met and thames valley police forces over events at chequers and downing street. they say they're assessing the information which is understood to have come from official diary entries . mr to have come from official diary entries. mrjohnson has denied breaking the rules and insists all events were lawful . dozens all events were lawful. dozens of portuguese police and specialist teams will spend a second day hunting for clues in the disappearance of madeleine mccann, often players have been seen combing the banks of a reservoir in the algarve while boats searched the waters .

boats searched the waters. germany's chief prosecutor investigating the main suspect investigating the main suspect in her disappearance, christian brueckner , confirmed that a tip brueckner, confirmed that a tip off sparked the targeted search. the site 30 miles from where the three year old went missing in two thousand and seven, was a favourite spot of bruckner's rishi sunak is warning that uncontrolled legal migration could lead to unmanageable pressures on housing schools and hospitals. writing in the telegraph, the prime minister said it can also make it difficult for communities to integrate new arrivals . mr sunak integrate new arrivals. mr sunak says the government will remove the right for international students to bring their dependents unless they're on a postgraduate research programme. he will also remove the ability to switch from a study visa to a work one until studies are completed . and two 200 albanian completed. and two 200 albanian nationals jailed in england and wales will be sent home to serve the rest of their sentences. the ministry of justice says the decision applies to those with

prison terms of four years or more. it's amid concerns that uk prisons are now at 99% capacity motty the arrangement means that britain will also support albania to modernise its own prison system . and finally, a prison system. and finally, a cowboy wrangled a runaway cow across three lanes of traffic on across three lanes of traffic on a highway in the united states. the footage posted on twitter by michigan state police shows the wrangler emerging from the bushes and chasing the animal in traffic before losing it. the cow was also seen hopping over the highway divider . the cow was also seen hopping over the highway divider. the animal is now back in the pasture and safely unharmed . okay, this is safely unharmed. okay, this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now let's get back to andrew and . to andrew and. bev

hot off the press. we've seen the hot off the press. we've seen rhe hehere— hot off the press. we've seen the letters this— we've seen the letters this morning between suehha— the letters this morning between suella braverman _ the letters this morning between suella braverman and the prime hhnherer— suella braverman and the prime minister about— suella braverman and the prime minister about this speeding awareness code— minister about this speeding awareness code and whether she hroke— awareness code and whether she hroke rhe — awareness code and whether she broke the ministerial speeding awareness course— broke the ministerial speeding awareness course sorry, and wherher— awareness course sorry, and wherher ene— awareness course sorry, and whether she broke the ministerial— whether she broke the ministerial code. let's go to hanen— ministerial code. let's go to darren mccaffrey now to hear his rhoughre. — darren mccaffrey now to hear his rhoughre. eooa— darren mccaffrey now to hear his thoughts. good morning , darren. thoughts. good morning, darren. guer— thoughts. good morning, darren. ruer ruer— thoughts. good morning, darren. ruer ruer anyhoay— thoughts. good morning, darren. just just anybody that's tuning in just just anybody that's tuning hn now— just just anybody that's tuning hn who— just just anybody that's tuning in now who was— just just anybody that's tuning in now who was aware of this how— in now who was aware of this erory yeeherhay— in now who was aware of this story yesterday, bring us up to eoeeh— story yesterday, bring us up to eheea. whar— story yesterday, bring us up to speed. what do— story yesterday, bring us up to speed. what do we now know ? speed. what do we now know? wah— speed. what do we now know? heh. we— speed. what do we now know? heh. we know— speed. what do we now know? well, we know that— speed. what do we now know? well, we know that the- speed. what do we now know? well, we know that the prime minister, of course, met with his ethics adviser, laurie magnus, on monday. he then was told gathering information about the situation of suella braverman and whether there should be an ethics investigation into her and as you just say, in the last hour or so, we've received letters from number 10, from both the prime minister to the home secretary and the home secretary in response. and conclusion in response. and the conclusion , like, , the option, if you like, is that suella braverman, the home secretary will not face an investigation into what was reported over the weekend. as you see in the sunday times, that she was looking into a

different course of action when it came to frankly , the it came to frankly, the allegation was avoiding trying to avoid a public speeding awareness course. now the question about whether she broke the ethics code or the code of conduct around ministers is that there was a suggestion that she had asked servants to look had asked civil servants to look into whether this was possible or not. many felt that that might impinge age the impartiality of the civil service, but the conclusion from the ethics adviser is that it did not go that far. it was never the most serious of allegations , as it must be said allegations, as it must be said in the first place. and we've had a sense those letters in had a sense of those letters in which suella braverman does talk about want to about how she didn't want to avoid sanction. she was avoid any sanction. she was merely into the merely looking into the possibility this, her possibility of this, given her position government, position within government, given security and a high given the security and a high profile politician. is . but profile politician. she is. but in the end, she said, well, profile politician. she is. but in the end, she said, well , she in the end, she said, well, she could have taken a better course of action and she regrets it. she's glad the prime minister has decision. let's has reached that decision. let's have look at what she did say have a look at what she did say in that letter to the prime

minister. this morning. she said that i considered the involvement special involvement of my special advisers appropriate, given involvement of my special adv logistical)propriate, given involvement of my special adv logistical ,)ropriate, given involvement of my special adv logistical , security, given the logistical, security, privacy, and therefore privacy, media, and therefore political considerations involved . i regret that my involved. i regret that my attempts to find a way to participate in the course in a manner that would have satisfied these concerns has enabled some to construe a potential conflict these concerns has enabled some to interest. a potential conflict these concerns has enabled some to interest. a pothindsightiflict these concerns has enabled some to interest. a pothindsight ,lict these concerns has enabled some to interest. a pothindsight , i:t of interest. with hindsight, i acknowledge the better acknowledge that the better course action would have been course of action would have been to the points and find course of action would have been to ofte points and find course of action would have been to of course, s and find course of action would have been to of course, that'sfind course of action would have been to of course, that's what front. of course, that's what she subsequently did. as for the political reaction, unsurprisingly, labour and the lib dems not happy at all. i suspect we'll hear this at prime minister's time or keir minister's question time or keir starmer reiterate the line starmer will reiterate the line that we've heard many times feeling minister feeling that the prime minister is take action given is too weak to take action given his position given the fact his position and given the fact that the home secretary support has been pretty vocal that they did want see an did not want to see an investigation in the first place. darren mccaffrey, place. that's darren mccaffrey, our editor, too weak. our political editor, too weak. he's of his he's taken the advice of his erhhee— he's taken the advice of his ethics adviser— he's taken the advice of his ethics adviser who says there's no-ro — ethics adviser who says there's no-ro anee— ethics adviser who says there's no to answer against no case to answer against eeererary— no case to answer against secretary dawn- no case to answer against secretary dawn neesom here. yeah— secretary dawn neesom here. yeah, absolutely.— secretary dawn neesom here. yeah, absolutely. - dawn i yeah, absolutely. yes. dawn neesom sorry. stop ranting. neesom say sorry. stop ranting. i neesom say sorry. stop ranting. h—are. - neesom say sorry. stop ranting. h—are. h- neesom say sorry. stop ranting. i are. i know

i know who you are. i know eweonery— i know who you are. i know everyone knows who you are, you know, and you know you read suella and you read our suella letter and you read our rishi's letter back . and rishi's rishi's letter back. and rishi's letter-basically— rishi's letter back. and rishi's letter-basically says- 3s“ t and rishi's letter basically says you've letter is basically says you've heen— letter is basically says you've heen a— letter is basically says you've heen a very— letter is basically says you've been a very bad— letter is basically says you've been a very bad girl. know, it's so been a very bad girl. know, it's so_,_ been a very bad girl. know, it's eo— hhe— been a very bad girl. know, it's so_, it's untrue.- been a very bad girl. know, it'si so _, it's untrue. and so patronising, it's untrue. and suehha— so patronising, it's untrue. and suella letter— so patronising, it's untrue. and suella letter really i'm sure ene— suella letter really i'm sure ehe wanrea. — suella letter really i'm sure she wanted. she's actually quite ehong— she wanted. she's actually quite ehong on— she wanted. she's actually quite ehong on he— she wanted. she's actually quite strong on the rhetoric. normally i'm strong on the rhetoric. normally h-n eue— strong on the rhetoric. normally h-n ene— strong on the rhetoric. normally i'm sure she just— strong on the rhetoric. normally i'm sure she just wanted to say hhhe— i'm sure she just wanted to say hhhe-oh— i'm sure she just wanted to say this-of spherical- this is a load of spherical ohieere. — this is a load of spherical ohreere. can— this is a load of spherical objects. can we- this is a load of spherical objects. can we just move on now ana— objects. can we just move on now and ger— objects. can we just move on now and ger over— objects. can we just move on now and get over it? _ objects. can we just move on now and get over it? so— objects. can we just move on now and get over it? rg rt“ and get over it? so she's given and get over it? so she's given a completely detailed breakdown . she's a very much so. and she went— . she's a very much so. and she wenr rhough— . she's a very much so. and she went through every— she's a very much so. and she went through every hoop to try ana— went through every hoop to try and ao— went through every hoop to try and do he— went through every hoop to try and do the right— went through every hoop to try and do the right thing. . and do the right thing. it's rhhheuhoue— and do the right thing. it's ridiculous. i— and do the right thing. it's ridiculous. ican't- and do the right thing. . ” r: t i can't believe of ridiculous. i can't believe of all ridiculous. i can't believe of ahh rhe— ridiculous. i can't believe of all the things— ridiculous. i can't believe of all the things i— ridiculous. i can't believe of all the things i want- ” r: t i can't believe of all the things i want this gowernnenr— all the things i want this government and indeed the ohhoehrhon— government and indeed the onhoehrhon ro— government and indeed the opposition to be sorting out hoah— opposition to be sorting out some dodi breaking the speed hhh— some dodi breaking the speed hhnh hy— some dodi breaking the speed limit by possibly— some dodi breaking the speed limit by possibly a couple of hhee— limit by possibly a couple of nhhee. h— limit by possibly a couple of miles. it sounds— limit by possibly a couple of miles. it sounds like last year . h-e— miles. it sounds like last year . h-e eo— miles. it sounds like last year . h-e eo nor— miles. it sounds like last year . h-e eo nor uh— miles. it sounds like last year . it's so not up there. it reahy— . it's so not up there. it really isn't.— . it's so not up there. it really isn't. sorry �*th.r“ . . it's so not up there. it really isn't. sorry th“ . really isn't. sorry don't just borrow your copy of your letter. i think i've burnt in anger i think i've burnt mine in anger somewhere. the last line as somewhere. but the last line as well is because obviously. rishi. rishi sunak knows this letter going to go public letter is going to go public right? so. and then he finishes off saying, i know you share off by saying, i know you share this view. this is about

government's we government's high standards. we are committed delivering on are committed to delivering on the matter to the the issues that matter to the british from our british people from making our streets reducing net streets safer and reducing net migration to stopping the boats. streets safer and reducing net ndon't on to stopping the boats. streets safer and reducing net ndon't like) stopping the boats. streets safer and reducing net ndon't like theypping the boats. streets safer and reducing net ndon't like the factig the boats. streets safer and reducing net ndon't like the fact that; boats. streets safer and reducing net ndon't like the fact that he'sits. i don't like the fact that he's using this letter as an opportunity his opportunity to hammer home his five points, but all do, don't they? every time they say eonehhhng— they? every time they say something, we're something, they just think we're hhhohe— something, they just think we're hhhohe-rheye — something, they just think we're idiots,-they? just- something, they just think we're idiots, they? rgrt; t“ idiots, don't they? just get on whh — idiots, don't they? just get on with the fight? quite. yes, exactly. and now the exactly. and now we've got the former minister being former prime minister being investigated. well, police investigated. well, the police haven't they're haven't said what they're investigating, civil investigating, but the civil service a great service have chucked a great bomb their desk, saying, will bomb on their desk, saying, will you this? because we you look at this? because we think you may have broken. it's like it's like it's like racism- like it's like it's like racism oheee— like it's like it's like racism rheee-hen-r— like it's like it's like racism these-isn't it?- like it's like it's like racism these-isn't it? if- like it's like it's like racism these isn't it? if you these days, isn't it? if you hook— these days, isn't it? if you look-enough,- these days, isn't it? if you look enough, you will find look hard enough, you will find it. look hard enough, you will find h. _the— look hard enough, you will find h. _iuerliuer- it. okay. and just i just get rhe— it. okay. and just i just get the impression— it. okay. and just i just get the impression that i just hunt whoever— the impression that i just hunt whoever hey— the impression that i just hunt whoever they even are of the hhoh— whoever they even are of the blob,-hunting,- whoever they even are of thei blob,-hunting,-i'm blob, maybe hunting, but i'm not ewe-hr— blob, maybe hunting, but i'm not eure-h hhgh— blob, maybe hunting, but i'm not sure.-it might-other. sure. i think it might be other hohhhehane— sure. i think it might be other politicians involved, not just. wehh— politicians involved, not just. well, challenged about well, i challenged darren about rhar. — well, i challenged darren about hat i'— well, i challenged darren about rhar. lh eah— well, i challenged darren about rhar. lh eaha h— well, i challenged darren about that. ll said i find- well, i challenged darren about that. ll said i find it- well, i challenged darren about that. r: �*7 “r: . rrtgr that. i, i said i find it very hard to believe that this entire file, dossier, it's always file, this dossier, it's always a dossier isn't handed to a dossier, isn't it? handed to the without a single the police without a single minister or even prime minister being made aware of it? i say

one word to you. well, two words aeruahhy— one word to you. well, two words aeruahy can-r— one word to you. well, two words actually can't count.— : well, two words actually can't count. obviously, ehhver— actually can't count. obviously, oliver dowden,_ actually can't count. obviously, oliver dowden, who is the deputy hhhe — oliver dowden, who is the deputy prime minister. _ oliver dowden, who is the deputy prime minister. �*ttvr�*rt; r:rtr prime minister. well, do you think. i think probably highly likely. and he's head of he's the office minister the cabinet office minister as well. he's deputy prime well. he's the deputy prime minister i'm going to be minister well, i'm going to be talking boris. people later, minister well, i'm going to be tali'll] boris. people later, minister well, i'm going to be tali'll get boris. people later, minister well, i'm going to be tali'll get some people later, minister well, i'm going to be tali'll get some perspective r, minister well, i'm going to be tali'll get some perspective . so i'll get some perspective. why would oliver dowden want to do why would oliver dowden want to ao-heeauee— why would oliver dowden want to do - because his _ why would oliver dowden want to do - because his master's . do that? because his master's bidding think, bidding and it's, i think, damages boris damages boris. but i think it damages the party _ but i think it damages the harry. h— but i think it damages the harry. hrhhnk— but i think it damages the party. i think it— but i think it damages the party. i think it damages the goevernrnnr — party. i think it damages the government. _it- party. i think it damages the government. it looks government. i think it looks hhke— government. i think it looks hhhe-a— government. i think it looks like-a shambles.- government. i think it looks like a shambles. v.35 like they're a shambles. yes, aheohurehy. — like they're a shambles. yes, absolutely. - as- like they're a shambles. yes, absolutely. _as an . absolutely. speaking as an ordinary confused ordinary voter here, a confused voter, especially after, you know, what, this is a good one for you, ed davey, yesterday was doing an interview on radio. oh, i saw it. he actually doing i saw it. he was actually doing quite well. and i was thinking, actually, yeah, you're making a bit sense here. and he bit of sense here. and then he told could have a told me that i could have a penis and i checked. i mean, not you rereonahhy— penis and i checked. i mean, not you hereonahhy. ho— penis and i checked. i mean, not you personally. to be— zrt“ t“r: tt: i mean, not you personally. to be clear, we hon-r— you personally. to be clear, we ahan-r-hawn— you personally. to be clear, we didn't dawn neesom. he said, didn't say dawn neesom. he said, wehh— didn't say dawn neesom. he said, wehh aehuahhy— didn't say dawn neesom. he said, well, actually, how— didn't say dawn neesom. he said, well, actually, how would he know — well, actually, how would he know hur— well, actually, how would he know? but-did- well, actually, how would he know? r: r: t well, actually, how would he- know? but-did actually came know? but he did actually came out that classic i never out of that classic and i never thought be talking about thought we'd be talking about penises as we have penises quite as much as we have this but he came out with

this year. but he came out with the that, yes, women the classic that, yes, women could penises. could have penises. and i thought, oh, no, know thought, oh, no, i know instantly. population instantly. 51% of the population we're to talk about that we're going to talk about that as well with emma stephen in as well with emma and stephen in as well with emma and stephen in a while. common spaces, a little while. common spaces, he-e— a little while. common spaces, on gor— a little while. common spaces, he go no— a little while. common spaces, he's got no problem— ; common spaces, he's got no problem about people whh— he's got no problem about people whh-hehng— he's got no problem about people whh-hehng hn— he's got no problem about people with being in women's with penises being in women's ehanghng— with penises being in women's changing women's changing rooms, women's loos. y...— changing rooms, women's loos. wee—kna- changing rooms, women's loos. wee—ana you- changing rooms, women's loos. yes,_and you know| yes, yes. yeah. and you know what? brings back onto what? that brings me back onto the talking the subject we were talking about earlier. what's about earlier. oh, what's her name? equalities baron, name? um the equalities baron, baroness falkner. baroness falkner. thank you. she's a lifelong lib dem. she is. and she's getting targeted now with all the hate under the sun for talking about women's rights. safe spaces, safe sport for women . yeah. she's been called women. yeah. she's been called the vilest things . literally big the vilest things. literally big threats. a racist and a. and her husband is german and she's a pakistani born in pakistan, a lifelong lib dem , and the leader lifelong lib dem, and the leader of her party to come out and say, well, actually, you know , say, well, actually, you know, women could have been. yeah, he was asked, can a woman- t: yeah, he was asked, can a woman have a henhee— was asked, can a woman have a eenee-he— was asked, can a woman have a henhee-he eah.— was asked, can a woman have a penis? he said, clearly, penis? and he said, clearly, whar— penis? and he said, clearly, whar he— penis? and he said, clearly, whar he h— penis? and he said, clearly, what is it with— penis? and he said, clearly, what is it with the two leading ohhoehrhon— what is it with the two leading opposition leaders? t opposition leaders? because keir starmer a starmer doesn't think it's a straightforward question to ask . they're an immense . they're under an immense anounr—hon-

. they're under an immense amount—from the amount of pressure from the hane— amount of pressure from the hane-hohhy- amount of pressure from the trans-lobby who- amount of pressure from the trans lobby who are trans activist lobby who are very.— trans activist lobby who are very. very— trans activist lobby who are very, very powerful. we've got to very, very powerful. we've got ro ove— very, very powerful. we've got to move on the— very, very powerful. we've got to move on the whole point of hhhe. —gohng- to move on the whole point of hhhe. —gohng rel to move on the whole point of. this. _going to vote this. who are you going to vote for, and also, while dawn for, who? and also, while dawn is for, who? and also, while dawn he here.— for, who? and also, while dawn he here. guer— for, who? and also, while dawn he here. he ro— for, who? and also, while dawn is here, just to say— for, who? and also, while dawn is here, just to say i'm- 7 and also, while dawn is here, just to say i'm on my hohhaaye— is here, just to say i'm on my holidays next— is here, just to say i'm on my holidays next week, he got dawn heeeo— holidays next week, he got dawn neesom more sorry um, neesom more week. sorry um, hank— neesom more week. sorry um, rhank-rhough— neesom more week. sorry um, thank though, dawn. the thank you though, dawn. now the hareer— thank you though, dawn. now the latest-national- latest office of national statistics— statistics figures have been reheaeea. — statistics figures have been released. -show- statistics figures have been released. show the released. they show that the hk-e— released. they show that the uk's inflation— released. they show that the uk's inflation fallen uk's inflation rate has fallen to uk's inflation rate has fallen ro eh.— uk's inflation rate has fallen ro ev- hhe— uk's inflation rate has fallen to 8.7. the chancellor has wanea— to 8.7. the chancellor has warned-food- to 8.7. the chancellor has warned food prices are warned that food prices are erhh—anal warned that food prices are. still—and says still rising, too fast and says here— still rising, too fast and says rherelnore— still rising, too fast and says there-more work- still rising, too fast and says there more work to be done. there is more work to be done. were— there is more work to be done. were whhher— there is more work to be done. we're whilst it— there is more work to be done. we're whilst it is— there is more work to be done. we're whilst it is welcome that the we're whilst it is welcome that he heaahhne— we're whilst it is welcome that the headline rate— we're whilst it is welcome that the headline rate of inflation hae— the headline rate of inflation hae hahen— the headline rate of inflation has fallen on,— the headline rate of inflation has fallen on, these numbers ehow— has fallen on, these numbers ehow here— has fallen on, these numbers show there is— has fallen on, these numbers show there is absolutely no room for eonhhaeeney— show there is absolutely no room for complacency in— show there is absolutely no room for complacency in the battle agahner— for complacency in the battle against inflation. : t against inflation. food price inflation is still worryingly high. that's why we've had food producers in farmers in supermarkets in to talk about what we can do to reduce the pressure they're in. and whilst you today we had a decisive vote of confidence in the management of confidence in the management of the uk economy from the managing director of the international monetary fund, we now know that we have to stick

to the plan to bring down inflation because that is causing enormous pressure on families up and down the country . so food prices still running at . so food prices still running a ove— . so food prices still running a hoo— . so food prices still running at over 90% in— so food prices still running at over 90% in these latest hguree— at over 90% in these latest hguree har— at over 90% in these latest figures that have just come out . vou— figures that have just come out . vou hah— figures that have just come out . you had some— figures that have just come out . you had some of— figures that have just come out . you had some of the industry in . you had some of the industry hn yeeherhay— . you had some of the industry hn yeereraay. h— . you had some of the industry in yesterday. it in— . you had some of the industry in yesterday. it in any sense, do in yesterday. it in any sense, to you— in yesterday. it in any sense, to you hear— in yesterday. it in any sense, do you fear that— in yesterday. it in any sense, do you fear that there's some eoh— do you fear that there's some eoh oh— do you fear that there's some sort of profiteering going here? hhhe— sort of profiteering going here? hkrch goughng— sort of profiteering going here? price gouging going on? do you have— price gouging going on? do you have any— price gouging going on? do you have any eenee— price gouging going on? do you have any sense that that is a hrohhen — have any sense that that is a hrohhen e — have any sense that that is a hrohhen e we— have any sense that that is a problem ? we are- have any sense that that is a problem ? �*ttvr�*rt ”rt “rg have any sense that that is a problem ? “rg problem? we are looking at why food prices are just as high as they are and why inflation remains high, because that's such an acute source of pressure on family finances. such an acute source of pressure on family finances . we want to on family finances. we want to talk, collaborate fully with the industry to find out what is happening . of course, if there happening. of course, if there is any wrong behaviour going on, we have a independent regulator thatis we have a independent regulator that is looking at those issues, but i also want to recognise that they too are under pressure. they're seeing grain pnces pressure. they're seeing grain prices very high , fuel prices prices very high, fuel prices very high. that's feeding into

their costs. but what i said to them is we all need to make sure that as these prices come down, the benefit is fed through to consumers , to people doing their consumers, to people doing their weekly shop as quickly as possible . alice is with us, the possible. alice is with us, the aehury— possible. alice is with us, the deputy eahor— possible. alice is with us, the deputy editor of— alice is with us, the deputy editor of capex regular on hhhe— deputy editor of capex regular on this program _ deputy editor of capex regular on this program that was pretty underwhelming,— on this program that was pretty underwhelming, wasn't it? the chaneehor— underwhelming, wasn't it? the chaneehhor — underwhelming, wasn't it? the chancellor i— underwhelming, wasn't it? the chancellor i think— underwhelming, wasn't it? the chancellor i think the problem that the government has is inflation is now coming down slower predicted . this slower than was predicted. this is throwing all of their plans out of shape. and of course , out of shape. and of course, from consumer's perspective, it's those food prices that people really seeing in people are really seeing in their shop that's really their weekly shop that's really hurting . the trouble hurting people. all the trouble for chancellor is that it's for the chancellor is that it's quite there very few levers quite there are very few levers he pull controlling he can pull controlling inflation is supposedly the bank of job. it's not of england's job. it's not really been doing very well. really been doing it very well. the forecast been relying the forecast that's been relying on proven wrong on have been proven wrong over again and the again and again in and the chancellor's left having to say, you second highest you know second highest inflation in the g7 . prediction inflation in the g7. prediction from inflation in the g7. prediction hon han— inflation in the g7. prediction from liam halligan- inflation in the g7. prediction from liam halligan ,- .. cir�* prediction from liam halligan , our business from liam halligan, our business and eeonornhee— from liam halligan, our business and economics editor they're going— and economics editor they're gohng ro— and economics editor they're going to-interest- and economics editor they're going to interest rates up going to put interest rates up agahn— going to put interest rates up agahn . — going to put interest rates up agahn. |rhhnk— going to put interest rates up again . ithink that-

going to put interest rates up again . again. i think that markets are already predicting that interest rates go up to 5. rates are going to go up to 5. i feel like that's kind of baked in, there is some better in, but there is some better news. the imf has now upgraded our growth forecasts, so we're predicted in the next couple of years to have better growth than germany . so years to have better growth than germany. so you years to have better growth than germany . so you know, there is germany. so you know, there is good news on the horizon, but we won't be if we keep putting up interest rates that that interest rates that will that will will stifle growth. will that will stifle growth. i mean, as i say, i feel like that's kind of already priced in. right. but you see that my concern is that will stifle the growth of the small and medium enterprises as the big corporations can cope with high interest rates. they've got the outer.— interest rates. they've got the buffer, haven't— interest rates. they've got the buffer, haven't they- interest rates. they've got the buffer, haven't they ,- ”r“rtts. they've got the buffer, haven't they , alice? buffer, haven't they, alice? hhar-e— buffer, haven't they, alice? that's what's— buffer, haven't they, alice? that's what's happening here. it's that's what's happening here. he ah— that's what's happening here. he ahh oh— that's what's happening here. it's all of those— that's what's happening here. it's all of those high street ehohe— it's all of those high street ehohe .— it's all of those high street shops , small— it's all of those high street shops , small businesses which shops, small businesses which are shops, small businesses which gohng— shops, small businesses which gohng ro— shops, small businesses which gohng ro he— shops, small businesses which are going to be absolutely strangulated_ are going to be absolutely strangulated. - are going to be absolutely strangulated. / are going to be absolutely strangulated . t/rtt“ .rt;y strangulated. yeah, absolutely. and this is where the government really needs to be focusing on growth. we need to be looking at things like business rates. we need planning, need to be looking at planning, tax, tax. the tax, corporation tax. the government doing government needs to be doing everything it to boost everything it to can boost growth those and

growth to help those small and medium enterprises and in turn, that will eventually bleed down to consumers who are really struggling moment. and struggling at the moment. and you at the high so you look at the high street, so many— you look at the high street, so many ehohe— you look at the high street, so many ehone are— you look at the high street, so many shops are empty now and whar— many shops are empty now and whar are— many shops are empty now and whar oney— many shops are empty now and what are they doing about that? harkhng— what are they doing about that? harkhnglerhh— what are they doing about that? parking-still too— what are they doing about that? parking still too high in parking is still too high in honhon— parking is still too high in honhon-gor- parking is still too high in london. got the wretched london. you've got the wretched hayor— london. you've got the wretched mayor—howl mayor extending the ultra low enheeon— mayor extending the ultra low emission zone,— mayor extending the ultra low emission zone, which is going to be emission zone, which is going to he—you- emission zone, which is going to he—you onen- emission zone, which is going to he—you rhen go| be £12.50 a day. if you then go no— be £12.50 a day. if you then go hnro-eenhah— be £12.50 a day. if you then go into central london, into the central london, the eongeehhon— into the central london, the congestion,_to congestion, £27.50 a day to enve— congestion, £27.50 a day to ehwe—ho- congestion, £27.50 a day to arhve—ho wel congestion, £27.50 a day to. drive—do we want congestion, £27.50 a day to- drive_do we want to drive into london. do we want to enve— drive into london. do we want to the geothe— drive into london. do we want to the tooth away— drive into london. do we want to drive people away and investors 7 drive people away and investors ? _absolutely. and- drive people away and investors ? _absolutely. and as. drive people away and investors. ? _absolutely. and astas ? yeah, absolutely. and as i was eayhng.— ? yeah, absolutely. and as i was eayhng. hhe— ? yeah, absolutely. and as i was eayhng. he he— ? yeah, absolutely. and as i was saying, it's the planning- saying, it's the planning regulations.— saying, it's the planning regulations. you know, we've we've many businesses regulations. you know, we've we've the many businesses regulations. you know, we've we've the country' businesses regulations. you know, we've we've the country' busines they leaving the country because they just leaving the country because they iuer-anyrhhng- just can't get anything built guhekhy— just can't get anything built guhekhy-so- just can't get anything built guhekhy-so h- just can't get anything built quickly so i mean, the quickly enough. so i mean, the governnenr— quickly enough. so i mean, the government really— quickly enough. so i mean, the government really needs to get on ana— government really needs to get on and hoeue— government really needs to get on and focus on— government really needs to get on and focus on growth. '; rt.rt on and focus on growth. alice, ruh— on and focus on growth. alice, ruerruer— on and focus on growth. alice, ruerruer ruh— on and focus on growth. alice, ruerruer ruer ro— on and focus on growth. alice, just just just to understand these inflation figures actually , because even though it looks like good news, we had sort of normal let's say april like good news, we had sort of normthen let's say april like good news, we had sort of normthen there et's say april like good news, we had sort of normthen there was say april like good news, we had sort of normthen there was the april like good news, we had sort of normthen there was the massive 21st, then there was the massive jump 21st, then there was the massive jump in energy prices , april jump in energy prices, april 22nd and then april 23rd. we're comparing it to april 22nd. so it's lower, but it's still higher . so it's lower, but it's still higher. so when so it's not that pnces higher. so when so it's not that prices are coming down, they're

just going up more slowly. yes, that's exactly right. so, i mean, it was massive- cape“; ” rg“ so, i mean, it was massive spike in energy— mean, it was massive spike in energy oheee— mean, it was massive spike in energy the wae— mean, it was massive spike in energy prices was keeping hnharhon— energy prices was keeping inflation high.— energy prices was keeping inflation high. that's now eonhng— inflation high. that's now coming down.— inflation high. that's now coming down. and there was the government— coming down. and there was the government's intervention in energy— government's intervention in energy oheee— government's intervention in energy prices, which which did hrhng— energy prices, which which did bring inflation— energy prices, which which did bring inflation down a bit. but, yes,— bring inflation down a bit. but, yee. ae— bring inflation down a bit. but, yee. ae you— bring inflation down a bit. but, yee. ae you eay— bring inflation down a bit. but, yes, as you say, it's now still very— yes, as you say, it's now still very hhgh.— yes, as you say, it's now still very high. people— yes, as you say, it's now still very high. people are still norhehng— very high. people are still noticing when— very high. people are still noticing when they go to the eupernarkeh— noticing when they go to the supermarket, everything is much more expensive. it's just coming down— more expensive. it's just coming down more slowly— more expensive. it's just coming down more slowly than was entered— down more slowly than was expected . — down more slowly than was expected . how- down more slowly than was expected . irrg down more slowly than was expected . rg t expected. how big a factor is still in food prices? is the war in ukraine? grain oil? yeah, this is a huge factor.- t“ “rt7 c”? .. ;7 yeah, this is a huge factor. so hkrahne— this is a huge factor. so ukraine is— this is a huge factor. so ukraine is a— this is a huge factor. so ukraine is a massive exporter of grahn— ukraine is a massive exporter of grahn ana— ukraine is a massive exporter of grain and sunflower oil. and he— grain and sunflower oil. and he. you— grain and sunflower oil. and has you know— grain and sunflower oil. and has you know .— grain and sunflower oil. and it's, you know , there are it's, you know, there are massive problems with exporting that massive problems with exporting rhar .— massive problems with exporting rhar . so.— massive problems with exporting rhar . so. h— massive problems with exporting that . so, i mean,— massive problems with exporting that. so, i mean, it's all very weh— that. so, i mean, it's all very wehh ro— that. so, i mean, it's all very well to blame— that. so, i mean, it's all very well to blame putin on this huh.— well to blame putin on this eruh. hur— well to blame putin on this stuff. but but— well to blame putin on this stuff. but but people are going to stuff. but but people are going ro toothe— stuff. but but people are going ro heohhe. you— stuff. but but people are going to people, you know, when they go to people, you know, when they tho-do _ to people, you know, when they go do supermarket go and do their supermarket stpr— go and do their supermarket ehoru-whar- go and do their supermarket shop, what they're shop, that's not what they're rhhnkhng— shop, that's not what they're thinking—isn't. thinking about. and isn't it about the that we've had about the fact that we've had lack energy security this lack of energy security in this country 30 years? country for the last 30 years? we've been so reliant on energy from overseas that an energy policy? absolutely. i mean, we got our gas storage

got rid of all our gas storage facilities. that the facilities. that was the coalition completely failed to invest in nuclear. so, yes, there are sort of decades of failure that are of all built up to this moment. and i think what's frustrating for a lot of people who watch economics closely is that this feels like it was very foreseeable. well, i mean, of economics mean, it's kind of economics 101 that you a bunch of that if you print a bunch of money the pandemic, money during the pandemic, you're get inflation you're going to get inflation down. yeah. while the down. yeah. and while the chancellor happy to give chancellor was happy to give money during what was the money away during what was the pandemic. yeah , no, i'm sure pandemic. yeah, no, i'm sure hee— pandemic. yeah, no, i'm sure he's forgotten. _ pandemic. yeah, no, i'm sure he's forgotten. now- : rt. yeah, no, i'm sure he's forgotten. now i'm talking to he's forgotten. now i'm talking ro rhe— he's forgotten. now i'm talking ro he wore— he's forgotten. now i'm talking to the word we— he's forgotten. now i'm talking to the word we use for furlough. rurhough— to the word we use for furlough. furlough furlough. _ to the word we use for furlough. furlough furlough. there was ahwaye— furlough furlough. there was ahwaye gohng— furlough furlough. there was ahwaye gohng ro— furlough furlough. there was always going to be a reckoning for always going to be a reckoning hor- — always going to be a reckoning for- absolutely.- for furlough. absolutely. and ditto guarantee ditto the energy price guarantee . and it's i think it's frustrating that these things that the government has been so poor at explaining the trade offs, it just feels that you just can't help think that this is this is deliberate. this is a globalist is this is deliberate. this is a ghohahher phan— is this is deliberate. this is a globalist plan .— is this is deliberate. this is a globalist plan . we've- rtrt; this is a globalist plan . we've got globalist plan. we've got a ghohahher— globalist plan. we've got a globalist and— globalist plan. we've got a globalist and ten and 11 that aoeen-r— globalist and ten and 11 that doesn't feel— globalist and ten and 11 that doesn't feel like _ globalist and ten and 11 that doesn't feel like they care ahour— doesn't feel like they care ahour rhe — doesn't feel like they care about the british people. it hahne— about the british people. it hahne ne— about the british people. it hahne he ro— about the british people. it pains me to say— about the british people. it pains me to say that, but that's whar— pains me to say that, but that's whar h—

pains me to say that, but that's whar h heehe— pains me to say that, but that's what it feels like. _ pains me to say that, but that's what it feels like. like, i h— what it feels like. like, i mean, i think that that's i wouldn't i wouldn't say that i do think that there are kind of a lot of external factors which the government can't be blamed for. i think what what they can squarely be blamed for is that they've been in power for 13 years have not put in years and they have not put in place things that everybody knows needs happen, knows needs to happen, like planning just planning reform, and they just haven't done it. and i think, you know, that's that's where they fallen down and we're feeling it. we certainly are. hhar-e— feeling it. we certainly are. hhar-e ohee— feeling it. we certainly are. that's alice denby. - ”rtrt; “rg . we certainly are. that's alice denby. “35“ that's alice denby. thank you. khwaye— that's alice denby. thank you. khwaye gooe— that's alice denby. thank you. khwaye gooa ro— that's alice denby. thank you. always good to talk— that's alice denby. thank you. always good to talk to- that's alice denby. always good to talk to you from cahhv. — always good to talk to you from cahhv. her-e— always good to talk to you from capex. let's see— always good to talk to you from capex. let's see what you've heen— capex. let's see what you've heen eayhng— capex. let's see what you've been saying this— capex. let's see what you've been saying this morning. um oh, i been saying this morning. um oh, hhhhnk— been saying this morning. um oh, ithink-music's— been saying this morning. um oh, i think music's playing. i i think the music's playing. i think we've of time. gb think we've run out of time. gb views. keep them coming. you've been this morning been very busy this morning getting with us. we are getting in touch with us. we are going to be talking about the cardiff riots just moment. cardiff riots in just a moment. this is

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your own tomorrow. i am. but i whh— your own tomorrow. i am. but i whhh he— your own tomorrow. i am. but i will be talking— your own tomorrow. i am. but i will be talking to— your own tomorrow. i am. but i will be talking to you down the hhne. — will be talking to you down the hne-gohng— will be talking to you down the hne-gohng uh— will be talking to you down the line. going up boston in line. i'm going up to boston in hhneohnehhre— line. i'm going up to boston in lincolnshire-this- lincolnshire here this afternoon. _ lincolnshire here this afternoon. we've got these hnnhgranr— afternoon. we've got these immigrant figures immigrant action figures ohvhouehy— immigrant action figures obviously released obviously being released tomorrow. “rty ”rt rgrtr “rg obviously being released tomorrow. rgrtr “rg tomorrow. they're going to be a shocker. they're going to tomorrow. rgrtr “rg t they're going to be shocker. they're going to be a ehoeker. — shocker. they're going to be a ehoeker. so— shocker. they're going to be a shocker. so i— shocker. they're going to be a shocker. so i am— shocker. they're going to be a shocker. so i am going- t they're going to be a shocker. rgrtr “rg shocker. so i am going to be live in lincoln, ansher tomorrow morning in boston . come and say morning in boston. come and say hello. you're the area, hello. if you're in the area, won't because we're going won't you? because we're going to the impact of to be looking at the impact of immigration, and illegal immigration, legal and illegal immigration, legal and illegal immigration of people in immigration on the of people in boston boston, the capital boston and boston, the capital of brexit in england, actually one of the strongest votes for brexit an area which has had brexit is an area which has had a very influx of migrants a very large influx of migrants , particularly from eastern europe. yeah, so patrick christys will be up there christys and i will be up there tomorrow. bring me a bacon butty and a cup of coffee at some point in the morning, won't you? well, he's sat here in the luxury. it's going be luxury. it's going to be a hottest day of the year tomorrow, though. nice. tomorrow, though. that's nice. i know. well, it might not i know. yeah, well, it might not be that in lincolnshire. i'm be that hot in lincolnshire. i'm up up north. it's never up from up north. it's never that warm. wear your sunblock khwaye. — that warm. wear your sunblock now. always. rishi sunak is. what doing? warning what is he doing? warning uncontrol global immigrant migration risd acas pushing pubuc migration risd acas pushing public prime public services brink prime

minister, why happening minister, why is it happening then? that's right. the government— 7 that's right. the government yesterday announced 7 that's right. the governmenstudentsay announced 7 that's right. the governmen students willtnounced all foreign students will be hahee— all foreign students will bei barred _family barred from bringing family rnernereh— barred from bringing family members-uk- barred from bringing family members uk from january. members to the uk from january. i members to the uk from january. h reek— members to the uk from january. h heeh hhke— members to the uk from january. i feel like it's— members to the uk from january. i feel like it's tinkering around— i feel like it's tinkering around the— i feel like it's tinkering around the edges a little bit. wah— around the edges a little bit. voh. hr— around the edges a little bit. voh. h wa— around the edges a little bit. well, it was 135,0001n - around the edges a little bit. �*tstrt; . �*1’35 odd i“ around the edges a little bit. �*tstrt; ; 235 odd i“ well, it was 135,000in the last yean well, it was 135,000in the last year, so that's quite a lot. quite lot. and they probably quite a lot. and they probably hen— quite a lot. and they probably rhen hrhng— quite a lot. and they probably rhen hrhng hn— quite a lot. and they probably then bring in even more. now a hohhrheah— then bring in even more. now a political reporter,— then bring in even more. now a political reporter, olivia utley ehoke— political reporter, olivia utley ehoke-oh— political reporter, olivia utley. spoke - of. architects spoke to some of the architects of hrhrahn-e— spoke to some of the architects of britain's—laws. spoke to some of the architectsi of britain's—laws. of britain's immigration laws. hooray— of britain's immigration laws. hoaay we— of britain's immigration laws. hoaay we ar— of britain's immigration laws. today we are introducing- of britain's immigration laws. today we are introducing new legislation to keep my promise to you to stop the boats that stop the boats, stop the boats. it is no exaggeration to say har— it is no exaggeration to say rhar hhehh — it is no exaggeration to say that rishi sunak has staked his repurarhon— that rishi sunak has staked his repurarhon on— that rishi sunak has staked his reputation on stopping migrants who oeee— reputation on stopping migrants who crossed the— reputation on stopping migrants who crossed the channel hhhegahy— who crossed the channel hhhegahhy hn— who crossed the channel illegally in small boats. but as he hahnrea— illegally in small boats. but as he painted himself into a corner , he painted himself into a corner . hrhnghng— he painted himself into a corner . hrhnghng town— he painted himself into a corner , bringing down illegal nhgrarhon— , bringing down illegal migration numbers against a haekaoh— migration numbers against a haekaroh oh— migration numbers against a backdrop of intense global hnerahhhhy— backdrop of intense global instability was— backdrop of intense global instability was always going to be instability was always going to he rough— instability was always going to he rough .— instability was always going to he rough . kna— instability was always going to be tough . and whichever way the be tough. and whichever way the pm hae— be tough. and whichever way the pm has turned— be tough. and whichever way the pm has turned over the last six nonhe— pm has turned over the last six nonrhe. he— pm has turned over the last six months, he has— pm has turned over the last six months, he has encountered roaahhoeke— months, he has encountered roadblocks from _ months, he has encountered roadblocks from rigid international human rights laws to international human rights laws ro hnahgnanr— international human rights laws to indignant archbishops to find out to indignant archbishops to find our more— to indignant archbishops to find out more about— to indignant archbishops to find out more about the scale of the

ehahenge— out more about the scale of the ehahhenge he— out more about the scale of the challenge he faces. i spoke to oh— challenge he faces. i spoke to or he— challenge he faces. i spoke to some of the architects of hnhheh— some of the architects of british immigration policy over the british immigration policy over he haer— british immigration policy over the last decade,— british immigration policy over the last decade, including hheneea— the last decade, including theresa may's— the last decade, including theresa may's chief of staff, hhek— theresa may's chief of staff, nick timothy. _ theresa may's chief of staff, nick timothy. i— theresa may's chief of staff, nick timothy. i think what everyone's realised over the last few years is with a land border, you can simply put up a wall and keep people on the other side with a sea border. once are crossing and once people are crossing and they very little they land, there's very little you can do about it. they land, there's very little you can do about it . and the you can do about it. and the problem is when people do reach the country, once they're actually stepped foot on british the country, once they're acturit's stepped foot on british the country, once they're acturit's thenyed foot on british the country, once they're acturit's then veryyot on british the country, once they're acturit's then very difficult'itish soil, it's then very difficult to remove them, even if they are found not to have a legitimate asylum prime minister asylum claim. the prime minister and home secretary hope that their illegal migration bill, which its third reading in which faces its third reading in the house of lords this week, will problem once and will crack the problem once and for all. so this bill enables aerenrhon— for all. so this bill enables detention of— so this bill enables detention of illegal arrivals whrhour— detention of illegal arrivals without bail— detention of illegal arrivals without bail or— detention of illegal arrivals without bail or judicial review whrhhn— without bail or judicial review whhhn rhe— without bail or judicial review within the first— without bail or judicial review within the first 28 days of aerenrhon— within the first 28 days of detention until they can be removed— detention until they can be removed . and— detention until they can be removed . “r: detention until they can be removed. “r: detention until they can be removed. and that is precisely what this bill will do. that is how we will stop the boats. but if these assurances sound- if these assurances sound hanhhhan.— if these assurances sound familiar, it's— if these assurances sound familiar, it's because they are.

hhhe— familiar, it's because they are. this government— familiar, it's because they are. this government is— familiar, it's because they are. this government is unapologetic in the way in which we now have the nationalities and borders bill. the new plan for immigration is this immigration bill any different from anything that we've seen before ? now it that we've seen before? now it is different. i think— that we've seen before? now it is different. i think the- i“ 7 now it is different. i think the reason har— is different. i think the reason rhar we— is different. i think the reason that we haven't— is different. i think the reason that we haven't seen the removals to _ that we haven't seen the removals to rwanda yet are heauee— removals to rwanda yet are heauee oh— removals to rwanda yet are because of these challenges is haeea— because of these challenges is haeea on— because of these challenges is based on human— because of these challenges is based on human rights laws. hora— based on human rights laws. hora heeo.— based on human rights laws. lord frost, former— based on human rights laws. lord frost, former brexit- lord frost, former brexit secretary and close confidante of boris johnson , sounds of boris johnson, sounds optimistic to this big, much more comprehensive approach which the rwanda approach. that means people don't get rt.“ 3: t that means people don't get stay in the means people don't get stay in he eounhy— means people don't get stay in the country arnie— means people don't get stay in the country arnie that really ough— the country arnie that really oughr ro— the country arnie that really ought to make— the country arnie that really ought to make more difference . ought to make more difference. but ought to make more difference. hur her-e— ought to make more difference. hur her-e — ought to make more difference. but let's see. but— ought to make more difference. but let's see. but there is a serious question— but let's see. but there is a serious question mark over the hnaerheahhry— serious question mark over the hnaerheahhry oh— serious question mark over the practicality of the _ serious question mark over the practicality of the plan last year— practicality of the plan last year .— practicality of the plan last year . rhe— practicality of the plan last year , the policy faced a bitter year, the policy faced a bitter how— year, the policy faced a bitter hhow ahen— year, the policy faced a bitter blow after the _ year, the policy faced a bitter blow after the first planned hhgh— blow after the first planned hhghr wae— blow after the first planned flight was grounded on the runway— flight was grounded on the runway following a late intervention— runway following a late intervention by european judges. rheo— intervention by european judges. hhere ar— intervention by european judges. there are concerns,— intervention by european judges. there are concerns, too,- intervention by european judges. there are concerns, too, over the morality of the plan. it is isolationist, but it is morally unacceptable and politically

impractical. it is universally acknowledged in westminster that the path to a conservative victory in the next election is very narrow indeed . if rishi very narrow indeed. if rishi sunak fails to deliver his promise of stopping the small boats , it will disappear boats, it will disappear altogether , for the pressure is altogether, for the pressure is on. olivia utley gb news as she's quite right to. yeah. thank you. get it- rt. ” rg“ yeah. thank you. get it sorted now. srhhh— thank you. get it sorted now. srhhh ro— thank you. get it sorted now. still to come— thank you. get it sorted now. still to come ,— thank you. get it sorted now. still to come , france has still to come, france has introduced— still to come, france has introduced new climate change hohhey— introduced new climate change hohhey har— introduced new climate change policy that should make you very wonnhea— policy that should make you very wonnhea . — policy that should make you very wonnhea . vou— policy that should make you very worried . you do— policy that should make you very worried . you do not— policy that should make you very worried . /rtr. r:rtr worried. you do not want to miss this. i'm going to bring you some details in a moment. first of all, here's your morning news. the radisson . 11:32. news. the radisson. 11:32. here's the latest. now, the hhhe— here's the latest. now, the prime minister— here's the latest. now, the prime minister has confirmed har— prime minister has confirmed rhar suehha— prime minister has confirmed that suella braverman will not haee— that suella braverman will not face a— that suella braverman will not face a formal— that suella braverman will not face a formal investigation over ehahne— face a formal investigation over ehahne har— face a formal investigation over claims that she— face a formal investigation over claims that she requested civil eervanre— claims that she requested civil eenvanre ro— claims that she requested civil servants to arrange a private eheeahng— servants to arrange a private speeding course.— servants to arrange a private speeding course. in a letter to he— speeding course. in a letter to he hone— speeding course. in a letter to the home secretary, rishi sunak eah— the home secretary, rishi sunak eaha hea— the home secretary, rishi sunak said he'd been— the home secretary, rishi sunak said he'd been told by his

independent— said he'd been told by his independent ethics adviser that her aerhone— independent ethics adviser that her actions do— independent ethics adviser that her actions do not— independent ethics adviser that her actions do not amount to a hneaeh— her actions do not amount to a hneaeh oh— her actions do not amount to a hneaeh or he— her actions do not amount to a breach of the ministerial code. howvnee— breach of the ministerial code. hovvvnee he— breach of the ministerial code. however he did— breach of the ministerial code. however he did tell ms braverman a hehen— however he did tell ms braverman a better course— however he did tell ms braverman a better course of— however he did tell ms braverman a better course of action could have— a better course of action could have avohaea— a better course of action could have avoided the— a better course of action could have avoided the perception of hnhohrhery— have avoided the perception of hnhohrhery .— have avoided the perception of hnhohrhery . hhe— have avoided the perception of impropriety . the home secretary impropriety. the home secretary neehonaea— impropriety. the home secretary reehonaea hy— impropriety. the home secretary responded by apologising for the ahehaerhon— responded by apologising for the distraction that— responded by apologising for the distraction that this has caused to distraction that this has caused ro rhe— distraction that this has caused to the government . well, rishi to the government. well, rishi sunak— to the government. well, rishi sunak eaye— to the government. well, rishi sunak says today's inflation hguree— sunak says today's inflation hguree ehow— sunak says today's inflation figures show the government is nakhng— figures show the government is nakhng progreee— figures show the government is making progress on his promise to making progress on his promise ro hahve— making progress on his promise to halve inflation.— making progress on his promise to halve inflation. his comments come as new data— to halve inflation. his comments come as new data showed that hnharhon— come as new data showed that inflation fell— come as new data showed that inflation fell to _ come as new data showed that inflation fell to 8.7% last nonh— inflation fell to 8.7% last nonrh. he— inflation fell to 8.7% last month, its first time below 10% ehee— month, its first time below 10% haer— month, its first time below 10% since last august— month, its first time below 10% since last august .— month, its first time below 10% since last august . however, with since last august. however, with root— since last august. however, with root onhee— since last august. however, with food price inflation— since last august. however, with food price inflation continuing at food price inflation continuing a a— food price inflation continuing a a nea— food price inflation continuing at a near record— food price inflation continuing at a near record 19.1, labour is aeeuehng— at a near record 19.1, labour is aeeuehng rhe— at a near record 19.1, labour is accusing the government of hahhhng— accusing the government of hahhhng ro— accusing the government of failing to help— accusing the government of failing to help struggling hanhhhee— failing to help struggling hanhhhee .— failing to help struggling families. buckingham palace failing to help struggling families . buckingham palace says families. buckingham palace says the families. buckingham palace says he hueheee— families. buckingham palace says the duchess of— families. buckingham palace says the duchess of edinburgh is aeehhy— the duchess of edinburgh is deeply saddened over the death of deeply saddened over the death or a— deeply saddened over the death of a woman who— deeply saddened over the death of a woman who was hit by a noroneyehe— of a woman who was hit by a nororeyehe hn— of a woman who was hit by a motorcycle in her— of a woman who was hit by a motorcycle in her police escort. 81 motorcycle in her police escort. or year— motorcycle in her police escort. or year ohe— motorcycle in her police escort. 81 year old helen— motorcycle in her police escort. 81 year old helen holland was ehuek— 81 year old helen holland was ehuek hn— 81 year old helen holland was struck in london— 81 year old helen holland was struck in london on the 10th of may—

struck in london on the 10th of hay ae— struck in london on the 10th of hay ae ehe— struck in london on the 10th of may as she reportedly used a heaeehhan— may as she reportedly used a pedestrian crossing . she died pedestrian crossing. she died ahen— pedestrian crossing. she died after sustaining— pedestrian crossing. she died after sustaining irreversi aanage— after sustaining irreversi aanage ro— after sustaining irreversi damage to her brain. gb news unaeneranae— damage to her brain. gb news understands that— damage to her brain. gb news understands that the duchess whhh— understands that the duchess whhh he— understands that the duchess whhh he hn— understands that the duchess will be in touch— understands that the duchess will be in touch privately with hhee— will be in touch privately with miss holland's— will be in touch privately with miss holland's family. will be in touch privately with miss holland's family . boris miss holland's family. boris rohneon— miss holland's family. boris rohneon he— miss holland's family. boris johnson is criticising the eahhner— johnson is criticising the cabinet office- johnson is criticising the cabinet office for making what he eahhe— cabinet office for making what he calls bizarre— cabinet office for making what he calls bizarre and unacceptable claims after it referred— unacceptable claims after it referred him _ unacceptable claims after it referred him to— unacceptable claims after it referred him to police over new ahhegarhone— referred him to police over new allegations that— referred him to police over new allegations that he broke hookaown— allegations that he broke lockdown rules. the former prime hhnheren— lockdown rules. the former prime hhnheren hae— lockdown rules. the former prime minister has been— lockdown rules. the former prime minister has been reported to horh— minister has been reported to horn rhe— minister has been reported to horn rhe her— minister has been reported to both the met and thames valley eohee— both the met and thames valley hohhee hoee— both the met and thames valley police forces in— both the met and thames valley police forces in relation to evener— police forces in relation to evener ar— police forces in relation to events at chequers and downing sheer.— events at chequers and downing sheer. hhey— events at chequers and downing sheer. hhey eay— events at chequers and downing street. they say they're aeeeeehrg— street. they say they're assessing the - street. they say they're assessing the information which is understood— assessing the information which is understood to— assessing the information which is understood to have come from ohhhehah— is understood to have come from ohhhehah ahany— is understood to have come from official diary entries . well, official diary entries. well, you— official diary entries. well, you oan— official diary entries. well, you ger— official diary entries. well, you can get more on all these eonhee— you can get more on all these eronhee hy— you can get more on all these stories by visiting _ you can get more on all these stories by visiting our website gb stories by visiting our website eh hewe— stories by visiting our website eh hewe hor— stories by visiting our website gb news dot com is the place to her— gb news dot com is the place to vheh hack— gb news dot com is the place to vheh haek ro— gb news dot com is the place to visit back to bev— gb news dot com is the place to visit back to bev and andrew in guer— visit back to bev and andrew in he a— visit back to bev and andrew in he a nnonnenr— visit back to bev and andrew in he a moment .— visit back to bev and andrew in just a moment. _ visit back to bev and andrew in just a moment. j ”rtrt; visit back to bev and andrew in just a moment . j ”rtrt; just a moment. direct bullion

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want for the future of the country? and they suggested this idea that nobody should fight. i think it was about two think initially it was about two and you can do and a half. if you can do a train journey within 2.5 hours. that's right. internally in hane— that's right. internally in rnane you— that's right. internally in france, you can now longer france, you can now no longer fly france, you can now no longer hhy rhar. — france, you can now no longer hhy rhar. hur— france, you can now no longer fly that. but when - france, you can now no longer fly that. but when i- france, you can now no longer fly that. t“ g fly that. but when i thought they banning haul, they were banning short haul, i thought this was macron being sensitive about his height again. but you know, again. but but, you know, honestly, i'm it just seems very, if we had in this very, very if we had in this country, an adequate country, if we had an adequate train that was train service that was reasonably then people reasonably priced, then people wouldn't to be told what to wouldn't need to be told what to do assembly. nasional or wouldn't need to be told what to do parliament.ibly. nasional or wouldn't need to be told what to do parliament. theynasional or wouldn't need to be told what to do parliament. they just)nal or wouldn't need to be told what to do parliament. they just dolor wouldn't need to be told what to do parliament. they just do it.' the parliament. they just do it. and i think knowing french, and i think knowing the french, the shalt the minute you say thou shalt not fly, ha ha ha, give me my bill now they'll all be flying down the charles de gaulle. i hope so. oh, they will. i hope ho— hope so. oh, they will. i hope ho you— hope so. oh, they will. i hope so. do you think— oh, they will. i hope so. do you think they will, hnnae— so. do you think they will, hnnae ho— so. do you think they will, emma? do you— so. do you think they will, emma? do you think people will hnoreer— emma? do you think people will horeer hhhe— emma? do you think people will protest this or— emma? do you think people will protest this or are— emma? do you think people will protest this or are there sufficient— protest this or are there sufficient numbers of people who-ve—rhe- sufficient numbers of people- who've _the .that who've bought into the idea that oney— who've bought into the idea that oney-hve— who've bought into the idea that they- live l smaller- who've bought into the idea that they live smaller life they should live a smaller life to they should live a smaller life ro ave— they should live a smaller life ro rhe— they should live a smaller life to save the planet? that it will happene — to save the planet? that it will happene h— to save the planet? that it will happene ., h— to save the planet? that it will happen? i, i imagine- to save the planet? that it will happen? t“trg happen? i, i imagine that the french cities, french outside of the cities, they do a protest and they they do love a protest and they don't really fall for nonsense very easily. do they? hope very easily. do they? i hope that think

that they would protest. i think on the one hand, yes, taking if you can take a train for 2.5 hours. originally the suggestion was for actually. so it was not such a short haul flight that this citizens assembly was proposing. it was set up in 2019 by macron and it's so it's not the french people at large who have voted for this. it's a it's a it's a non—representative group of 150 people who have made this this proposal, who are not elected, who are not elected . are there members of the public. they been they public. and they have been they so proposal was for four so their proposal was for four hours. this has reduced to hours. this has been reduced to 2.5 hours. and i think bev, you know, we've spoken a lot before about these sorts of climate restrictions. we should restrictions. i think we should expect to see battles over this kind of thing here in the uk and other countries around europe. yes it's true that if you can take a train for 2.5 hours instead of taking a flight, take a train for 2.5 hours instead of taking a flight , that instead of taking a flight, that actually probably is more convenient , you have to if you convenient, you have to if you just make sure that the train travel is more convenient, then the market will fix yeah the market will fix that. yeah a

good capitalist response. but but the you think good capitalist response. but but the-you think it- good capitalist response. but but the .you think it will. but the do you think it will come here? _ but the do you think it will come here? yes- but the do you think it will come here? “in; e but the do you think it will come here? “in; t u come here? yes, i think it will come here? yes, i think it will come everywhere. i don't know. i mean, france is much— f ”c; i don't know. i mean, france is much bigger than.— mean, france is much bigger man. so— mean, france is much bigger man. so if— mean, france is much bigger than. so if you— mean, france is much bigger than. so if you actually look at the flights— than. so if you actually look at the thghts at— than. so if you actually look at the flights at the _ than. so if you actually look at the flights at the moment, how hsaheltt— the flights at the moment, how insane-it when— the flights at the moment, how insane-it when it's- the flights at the moment, how insane it when it's cheaper insane is it when it's cheaper to th— insane is it when it's cheaper to th to— insane is it when it's cheaper to fly to manchester than it is to fly to manchester than it is to get— to fly to manchester than it is to get a— to fly to manchester than it is to get a train?— to fly to manchester than it is to get a train? now that i think is to get a train? now that i think he the— to get a train? now that i think he the teat— to get a train? now that i think is the real problem. yeah. ': is the real problem. yeah. and the.— is the real problem. yeah. and the. .— is the real problem. yeah. and the. . meth— is the real problem. yeah. and also, i mean, most— is the real problem. yeah. and also, i mean, most of- is the real problem. yeah. and also, i mean, most of i- is the real problem. yeah. and also, i mean, most of i like a train. i can't lie. i love a train. i can't lie. i love a train journey. give me a cup of tea and a biscuit and a lovely view. you'll be lucky. and a crossword. i mean, all sorts of happiness. but one of the things that learned this week that we learned here this week is some of the trains is that some of the trains are going stop the wi—fi going to stop the wi—fi provision. yeah free wi—fi on trains. and it's and it's hit or hhee— trains. and it's and it's hit or etteh— trains. and it's and it's hit or miss often anyway.- and it's and it's hit or miss often anyway. yeah i'm very,— miss often anyway. yeah i'm very, very— miss often anyway. yeah i'm very, very surprised hear miss often anyway. yeah i'm very,because'prised hear miss often anyway. yeah i'm very,because'prisedl hear miss often anyway. yeah i'm very,because'prisedl andear miss often anyway. yeah i'm very,because'prisedl and ir miss often anyway. yeah i'm very,because'prisedl and i must i that because when i and i must i hove— that because when i and i must i love travelling— that because when i and i must i love travelling train. love travelling by train. the thee.— love travelling by train. the thee-thee— love travelling by train. the idea,-idea of— love travelling by train. the idea, idea of driving more idea, the idea of driving more than 20 miles is ridiculous. you know, going, i'd love to know, if i'm going, i'd love to go train, but it's usually go by train, but it's usually full people, you know, like, full of people, you know, like, you young millennials like you know, young millennials like you know, young millennials like you there on your. you lot sitting there on your. on your laptops. yeah. working whteh— on your laptops. yeah. working whteh h— on your laptops. yeah. working which is great. _ on your laptops. yeah. working which is great. .know,- on your laptops. yeah. working which is great. .know, thei which is great. you know, the tickets. the trains.

tickets. tickets for the trains. i mean, it might not be the case in france, but certainly here in the mean, the train the uk. i mean, the train tickets even a short journey tickets for even a short journey are absolutely ridiculous. if you at peak time, you want to travel at peak time, just paddington to oxford, just from paddington to oxford, that's it's that's about £77. yeah, it's outrageous. could fly to outrageous. you could fly to another country for another european country for a good that's good cheap holiday. that's right. can to oxford from right. you can go to oxford from tethe— right. you can go to oxford from ealing, broadway,— ” q you can go to oxford from ealing, broadway, look at ealing, broadway, if you look at it ealing, broadway, if you look at tt—tet— ealing, broadway, if you look at tt—ter £24.- ealing, broadway, if you look at it_for £24. it's- it in advance for £24. it's insane. and— it in advance for £24. it's insane. and if- it in advance for £24. it's insane. ': �*" it in advance for £24. it's insane. ' 2 �*" lg it in advance for £24. it's insane. “2 f�*z it in advance for £24. it's- insane. and if you try and buy the cheapest ticket on through the cheapest ticket on through the machine, good luck because you degree computer you need a degree in computer science. talking science. and now they're talking about of all the about getting rid of all the ticket offices. they're talking, vou— ticket offices. they're talking, you thew, — ticket offices. they're talking, you thew, petty— ticket offices. they're talking, you know, partly the- l («ti 2 they're talking, you know, partly the hasn't you know, partly the tsa hasn't heen— you know, partly the tsa hasn't heen-hethtut— you know, partly the tsa hasn't been-helpful in- you know, partly the tsa hasn't been helpful in this, but been hugely helpful in this, but if been hugely helpful in this, but tt—theh- been hugely helpful in this, but tt—theh t- been hugely helpful in this, but tt—theh . cahl if they close down, then i can just— if they close down, then i can just-streets- if they close down, then i can just - streets of - if they close down, then i can just streets of london just see the streets of london threhget— just see the streets of london threhget hhh— just see the streets of london thronged with people saying, there— thronged with people saying, wehh-— thronged with people saying, where-a ticket?- thronged with people saying, where a ticket? where where do i get a ticket? where do where do i get a ticket? where to .— where do i get a ticket? where to t-hht— where do i get a ticket? where to t-hht the— where do i get a ticket? where do i-and the tories?- where do i get a ticket? where do i “2 , “2 do i go? and the tories? and we've so tourists that we've got so many tourists that should have been the machines. where do i get a ticket? not wenthe— where do i get a ticket? not wehthg, het— where do i get a ticket? not wanting, not wanting a wanting, not wanting to be a meehhg— moaning minnie about the trains. but moaning minnie about the trains. hut-course.— moaning minnie about the trains. but.course,.addition- moaning minnie about the trains. but.course,.addition to- but of course, in addition to that, also have of these that, we also have all of these problems vulnerability to problems with vulnerability to train that train strikes. yeah, that particular going oxford train strikes. yeah, that parirunning going oxford train strikes. yeah, that part running goi moment.)rd train strikes. yeah, that part running goi moment. you not running at the moment. you have from marylebone, have to go from marylebone, which takes an extra half an hour longer. hour or something longer. so

there come there are trains all around come to ealing, broadway now it's just line from just the elizabeth line from ealing. broadway is of the ealing. broadway is one of the very— ealing. broadway is one of the very hew— ealing. broadway is one of the very few success— “3 broadway is one of the very few success stories, “2 broadway is one of the very few success stories, but hate— very few success stories, but. that-e—ethtee that's been subjected to strikes by that's been subjected to strikes hy—the- that's been subjected to strikes hy—the i that's been subjected to strikes. by_the unions. mr by your mates in the unions. mr hound— by your mates in the unions. mr hound tt— by your mates in the unions. mr pound it has. i— by your mates in the unions. mr pound it has. i mean,- by your mates in the unions. mr pound it has. i mean, i- by your mates in the unions. m” 2 l i mean, i have pound it has. i mean, i have a great— pound it has. i mean, i have a great teet— pound it has. i mean, i have a great teat et— pound it has. i mean, i have a great deal of respect- “2 l i mean, i have a great deal of respect for those peehte— great deal of respect for thosel heehte—uh people who simply standing up for their fellow the train ethere— for their fellow the train drivers earning for their fellow the train drivers .earning 65,000 drivers are earning 60 to 65,000 a-going_ drivers are earning 60 to 65,000 e-gehg eh— drivers are earning 60 to 65,000 a-going on strike- drivers are earning 60 to 65,000 a going on strike for a year, going on strike for _yeu-tt- a year, going on strike for more. you'll find that more. i think you'll find that the— more. i think you'll find that the elizabeth— more. i think you'll find that the elizabeth line train drivers then-t— the elizabeth line train drivers tent-ethe— the elizabeth line train drivers didn't-strike. it- the elizabeth line train drivers didn't strike. it was the didn't go on strike. it was the stateh— didn't go on strike. it was the station-drivers,- didn't go on strike. it was the station drivers, which station train drivers, which etteetet— station train drivers, which affected _the - station train drivers, which affected _the ones. affected some of the aslef ones. are-eeetety— affected some of the aslef ones. are-eeetety-ho - affected some of the aslef ones. are - society - do you - are they society of? do you sympathise them sympathise with them when they're earning £65,000 a year going i sympathise with going on? i sympathise with hyhe— going on? i sympathise with eehyhe who-e— going on? i sympathise with anyone who's trying- 22 “2 ti“7 i sympathise with anyone who's trying improve anyone who's trying to improve thet— their working conditions and i thht— their working conditions and i thht-tey- their working conditions and i think-key thing. l their working conditions and i. think-key thing. no, think that's the key thing. no, they-te— think that's the key thing. no,i they're—money. yeah, they're after more money. yeah, well they're also they're after more money. yeah, well-they're also after- well no, they're also after having—al well no, they're also after having—a eht having two people on a train and not going— having two people on a train and not going to— having two people on a train and not going to automatic train ehetetteh— not going to automatic train operation without a and operation without a driver and i thht— think that's dangerous. well, hang—does- think that's dangerous. well,- hang—does-know hang on. the dlr does it. i know the hhhe— hang on. the dlr does it. i know the htete whe— hang on. the dlr does it. i know the bloke who runs— hang on. the dlr does it. i know the bloke who runs the rmt comes to the bloke who runs the rmt comes te-evety— the bloke who runs the rmt comes te-evety thy— the bloke who runs the rmt comes te-evety day-a— the bloke who runs the rmt comes to every day a driver. to work every day on a driver. ohty— to work every day on a driver. oey-ent— to work every day on a driver. ohty-eht yet— to work every day on a driver. ohty-eht yet pett- to work every day on a driver. only-and yet part-hisl only train, and yet part of his beef with with the with the rail companies is they're trying to introduce and companies is they're trying to int goese and companies is they're trying to int goese to and companies is they're trying to int goese to work and companies is they're trying to int goese to work on and companies is they're trying to int goese to work on every he goes travel to work on every day done 20 years day and has done for 20 years and do you suggest he does and what do you suggest he does he comes in on a on a penny farthing a toboggan. i'm farthing or a toboggan. what i'm saying yeah yeah,

saying is it's safe. yeah yeah, it in a very, very it is safe in a very, very tthttet— it is safe in a very, very limited area.- it is safe in a very, very limited area. on track that is epeetheetty— limited area. on track that is specifically _that - specifically built for that purpose.— specifically built for that purpose-hem specifically built for that- purpose.-not simply purpose. you could not simply remove-drivers- purpose. you could not simply remove-drivers of- purpose. you could not simply remove drivers of our remove all the drivers of our tethe— remove all the drivers of our hhhe ere— remove all the drivers of our trains are driver— remove all the drivers of our trains are driver only. operator. — trains are driver only. operator. i'm- trains are driver only. 0 2 i'm sorry, trains are driver only. i'm sorry, but you operator. i'm sorry, but you eeutth-t— operator. i'm sorry, but you content to— operator. i'm sorry, but you couldn't do that— operator. i'm sorry, but you couldn't do that on- i'm sorry, but you couldn't do that on the g.w.r. the— couldn't do that on the g.w.r. the ther— couldn't do that on the g.w.r. the they cah— couldn't do that on the g.w.r. the lner can you— couldn't do that on the g.w.r. the lner can you imagine going hem— the lner can you imagine going hem seht— the lner can you imagine going from saint pancras to scotland hhh— from saint pancras to scotland wtth wttheut— from saint pancras to scotland with without a— from saint pancras to scotland with without a dinosaur ? with without a dinosaur? thank you. the— with without a dinosaur? thank you. and .— with without a dinosaur? thank you. and i think— with without a dinosaur? thank you. and i think i— with without a dinosaur? “fe/"t and i think i mean, i think you. and i think i mean, i think the tate— you. and i think i mean, i think the take out— you. and i think i mean, i think the take out really— you. and i think i mean, i think the take out really is— and i think i mean, i think the take out really is that it's going— the take out really is that it's going to— the take out really is that it's going to become— the take out really is that it's going to become harder and hatter— going to become harder and hatter tet— going to become harder and harder for any— going to become harder and harder for any of us to travel anv— harder for any of us to travel ehy pehteutet— harder for any of us to travel any particular distance. and that— any particular distance. and that-we— any particular distance. and that-we need- any particular distance. and that-we need to- any particular distance. and that we need to be aware that i think we need to be aware of. that i think we need to be aware et. theht— that i think we need to be aware et. tteht. tete— that i think we need to be aware of. right. let's just— that i think we need to be aware of. right. let's just move on to emma— of. right. let's just move on to tmmelthte— of. right. let's just move on to emma .this story.— of. right. let's just move on to emma this story. the it broke emma to this story. the it broke yesterday,— emma to this story. the it broke yeetehtey, eh— emma to this story. the it broke yesterday, sir david, leader of the - democrats - yesterday, sir david, leader of the - democrats , - yesterday, sir david, leader of the democrats , needs to the liberal democrats, needs to do the liberal democrats, needs to to eehethhe— the liberal democrats, needs to do something i get _ the liberal democrats, needs to do something get himself into do something to get himself into the hhee— do something to get himself into the mhte et— do something to get himself into the minds of people to know even whe— the minds of people to know even who the— the minds of people to know even who the leader— the minds of people to know even who the leader of— the minds of people to know even who the leader of the liberal democrats— who the leader of the liberal democrats-is— who the leader of the liberal democrats-is a- who the leader of the liberal democrats is a lot of democrats are. is a lot of peoote— democrats are. is a lot of people what people wouldn't know that. what did people wouldn't know that. what tho-yestettoye— people wouldn't know that. what did _yesterday? i'm - people wouldn't know that. what did yesterday? i'm in a did he do yesterday? i'm in a conversation. _ did he do yesterday? i'm in a conversation. - he - did he do yesterday? i'm in a conversation. he is conversation. i think he is damaged. — conversation. i think he is damaged. the- conversation. i think he is damaged. conversation. i think he is- damaged. the lib-electoral damaged. the lib dems electoral prospects than you prospects even further than you could have imagined could possibly have imagined with he was being with this. so he was being interviewed ferrari on interviewed by nick ferrari on lbc and was asked by a listener what a woman is. mary and he said that women, some women can

quite clearly have a penis . said that women, some women can quite clearly have a penis. um, but we're back. we're back. we're back to the same usual. did you know that? well, i neven did you know that? well, i never. i last time i checked, i didn't think that women could have a penis, but no, i, you know, this is . this is the know, i. this is. this is the same as we've seen over and over again. this is the ultimate gotcha question for. again. this is the ultimate gotcha question for . politics gotcha question for. politics questions for leaders of political parties. rishi sunak has answered it clearly and in a way that admire. he said it's way that i admire. he said it's not way that i admire. he said it's hot poeettte— way that i admire. he said it's not possible. yeah.— way that i admire. he said it's not possible. yeah. and- 2 ”ti: he said it's not possible. yeah. and so i thht— not possible. yeah. and so i thht tt— not possible. yeah. and so i think ed davey— not possible. yeah. and so i think ed davey is trying to very thhty— think ed davey is trying to very firmly situate— think ed davey is trying to very firmly situate himself as ehohgty— firmly situate himself as ehohety oh— firmly situate himself as strongly on the opposite side of that,— strongly on the opposite side of that-hee— strongly on the opposite side of that-hee hyhe— strongly on the opposite side of that, he's trying to paint that, and he's trying to paint the— that, and he's trying to paint the oe— that, and he's trying to paint this as having— that, and he's trying to paint this as having sympathy motty for this as having sympathy motty tor-heohte— this as having sympathy motty tor-heohte ,— this as having sympathy motty tor-heohte , tor- this as having sympathy motty for people , for people who for trans people, for people who are experiencing— for trans people, for people who are experiencing gender tyephoho— are experiencing gender tyephoho. — are experiencing gender dysphoria . i- are experiencing gender dysphoria . 22“ e are experiencing gender dysphoria . 2ti“ e are experiencing gender- dysphoria . i don't think that dysphoria. i don't think that saying that women can quite clearly have a penis is necessary in order to have sympathy, not 51% of the electorate not alienate 51% of the electorate. what i think hee— the electorate. what i think he-e ehowhg— the electorate. what i think he's showing a— the electorate. what i think he's showing a lack- 2 what i think he's showing a lack of sympathy towards— he's showing a lack of sympathy towards women _ he's showing a lack of sympathy towards women who are having thet— towards women who are having theh hehte— towards women who are having their rights erased. “2 towards women who are having their rights erased. ' “2 their rights erased. and have you— their rights erased. and have you noticed that is always

you noticed that it is always whether women have a penis whether women can have a penis and whether can a and not whether men can have a vagina? isn't it always. that's what— vagina? isn't it always. that's what .— vagina? isn't it always. that's what . that-e— vagina? isn't it always. that's what i that's what— 2 7 isn't it always. that's what i that's what thought what i that's what i thought he woe-ohout— what i that's what i thought he was-about-thel was talking about all over the htooe— was talking about all over the thee—hut- was talking about all over the place—but whati was talking about all over the. place—but what was place on this one. but what was interesting was that the interview or interview with nick ferrari or the it and one the person who rang it and one stage nick ferrari to him stage nick ferrari said to him says, you've obviously not done much he much radio broadcasting. he said, to have a said, oh, yes, i used to have a show wednesday steve show every wednesday with steve pound with . is pound and which we did with. is that steve allen this is that right? steve allen this is a minor radio program . you know, a minor radio program. you know, steve allen was the guy every wednesday we used to call it the silk shuffle the silk cut shuffle because the two of ferociously in of us smoked ferociously in those days. and ed and i would go outside on that go outside puffing away on that one. he know a one. but did he know what a woman then? we never we were woman was then? we never we were too they— woman was then? we never we were too they hyhe— woman was then? we never we were too they hyhe to— woman was then? we never we were too busy trying to find— too busy trying to find somewhere— too busy trying to find somewhere smoke, somewhere quiet to have a smoke, hove— somewhere quiet to have a smoke, hove-hut— somewhere quiet to have a smoke, hove-hut hut— somewhere quiet to have a smoke, have-but but when— somewhere quiet to have a smoke, have-but but when you- somewhere quiet to have a smoke, have “ have a. but but when you look at him now saying that, do you just think brainwashed think you've been brainwashed by the trans activist lobbies? no. think he was think harder. he was. he was like in the like the rabbit in the headlights there because he was headlights there because he was he shouldn't be. and when he shouldn't be. and then when he shouldn't be. and then when he the program he went off on doing the program with hear with me, i could hear that doesn't you broadcaster doesn't make you a broadcaster for you who hasn't for god, you know who hasn't been with steve pound and but been on with steve pound and but no , he think you're right. had

no, he i think you're right. had this been question been asked 20 years ago ? of course not. don't years ago? of course not. don't be stupid. it wouldn't have been osteo— be stupid. it wouldn't have been eohee-yeare— be stupid. it wouldn't have been asked .years-steve.- be stupid. it wouldn't have been asked .years-steve. and. asked 20 years ago, steve. and that-e— asked 20 years ago, steve. and thote—toht. - asked 20 years ago, steve. and that's—point. it'sl that's more to the point. it's the— that's more to the point. it's the-os— that's more to the point. it's the-es tts— that's more to the point. it's the-as it's the- that's more to the point. it's the-as it's the same- that's more to the point. it's the-as it's the same ori the same as it's the same or even 15 years as we were discussing earlier with lgbt discussing earlier with the lgbt area, epsom derby . this is area, the epsom derby. this is entirely in the case of that, that was entirely pr this is entirely yeah he feels entirely politics. yeah he feels that this is what he has to say . must know. common sense . he must know. common sense tells him that this is not true. yeah but it's also being painted as the only way to be a sympathetic , sensitive, kind sympathetic, sensitive, kind human being is to come out with something like this. but in the process, he will have alienated at least 50. and there'll be many— at least 50. and there'll be many tone— at least 50. and there'll be many trans women- 50 and there'll be many trans women won't at least 50. and there'll be- many trans women .won't even many trans women who won't even agree— many trans women who won't even oeee-ateotutety- many trans women who won't even agree _absolutely - many trans women who won't even agree absolutely �*ftt�*ti ”ti: agree with it. absolutely we're very— agree with it. absolutely we're very-oh— agree with it. absolutely we're very-oh the.— agree with it. absolutely we're very-on time, emma,- very short on time, emma, but i want take on this issue. want you to take on this issue. diversity what's this diversity in maths. what's this about? is this is a this is about? what is this is a this is about? what is this is a this is a very interesting story. so ethnomathematics,- a very interesting story. so ethnomathematics, it- so ethnomathematics, it has been in the oeee— ethnomathematics, it has been in the press before,— ethnomathematics, it has been in the press before, and the press before, right? and tte— the press before, right? and tte very— the press before, right? and it's very much,— the press before, right? and it's very much, you know, along the-thee— it's very much, you know, along the-thee oe— it's very much, you know, along the-lines as as— it's very much, you know, along the lines as as we've seen the same lines as as we've seen hhh— the same lines as as we've seen wtth other— the same lines as as we've seen with other subject— the same lines as as we've seen with other subject areas. but of eohee-mothe— with other subject areas. but of course maths being course with maths being an otteothe—

course with maths being an otteothe-o- course with maths being an objective a universal objective subject, a universal tongueee— objective subject, a universal language, something quite language, it's something quite thtereht— language, it's something quite different-so— language, it's something quite different so we've different. and so what we've seen-telegraph- different. and so what we've seen telegraph today is seen in the telegraph today is top mathematics— seen in the telegraph today is top mathematics mathematicians, 50 top mathematics mathematicians, so teethe— top mathematics mathematicians, 50 leading mathematicians have spoken— 50 leading mathematicians have spoken out— 50 leading mathematicians have spoken out against this advice , spoken out against this advice, the— spoken out against this advice, the guttohoe— spoken out against this advice, this guidance from the quality assurance agency, which is an htepehteht— assurance agency, which is an independent member body that represent— independent member body that represent rte— independent member body that represent its 300— independent member body that represent its 300 plus higher etuoottoh— represent its 300 plus higher education providers. and they've put education providers. and they've out out— education providers. and they've out out the— education providers. and they've put out this guidance saying that— put out this guidance saying that they— put out this guidance saying that they should have they shooto— that they should have they should incorporate equality, theretty— should incorporate equality, diversity and _ should incorporate equality, diversity and inclusion in into the curriculum. _ diversity and inclusion in into the curriculum. so the mathematics- the curriculum. so the mathematics curriculum should not mathematics curriculum should hot he— mathematics curriculum should not he taught— mathematics curriculum should not be taught as— mathematics curriculum should not be taught as this objective of not be taught as this objective ot uhhert— not be taught as this objective of universal language, but heteot— of universal language, but heteot tt— of universal language, but instead it should incorporate teoohhe— instead it should incorporate teaching about— instead it should incorporate teaching about the sort of ways in teaching about the sort of ways to whtoh— teaching about the sort of ways in which math— teaching about the sort of ways in which math ,— teaching about the sort of ways in which math , semantics and the in which math, semantics and the htetory— in which math, semantics and the htetory ot— in which math, semantics and the history of mathematics is influenced— history of mathematics is influenced and that that form of thowtetee — influenced and that that form of thowtetge hoe— influenced and that that form of knowledge has been affected by htetohoot— knowledge has been affected by historical power— knowledge has been affected by historical power dynamics and so on. historical power dynamics and so so— historical power dynamics and so so utter— historical power dynamics and so on. so utter nonsense . this is on. so utter nonsense. this is the— on. so utter nonsense. this is the he— on. so utter nonsense. this is the he the— on. so utter nonsense. this is this is the same— on. so utter nonsense. this is this is the same the same progreeetve— this is the same the same progressive ideology that has heen— progressive ideology that has been affecting— progressive ideology that has been affecting other areas of

study— been affecting other areas of study hoe— been affecting other areas of study has now— been affecting other areas of study has now started to creep hto— study has now started to creep hto the— study has now started to creep into the objective— study has now started to creep into the objective stem euhieote. — into the objective stem subjects. well i'll just say areth— subjects. well i'll just say arabic numerals . / subjects. well i'll just say arabic numerals. / ”ti: arabic numerals. yeah, they're all called arabic. and don't forget, the zero was actually invented by hindu mathematicians . and what about pythagoras? you know, is what you cannot know, this is what you cannot blame and the slave blame the british and the slave trade for this. please, please think about mathematics. is there universal truth in there is a universal truth in it? you know what a right angle is. what egyptians, is. and look what the egyptians, when were building the when they were building the pyramids, had this thing called the golden number. and that's it's and it it's actually there. and it wasn't it was wasn't created. it was discovered. right. discovered. that's right. sometimes we common discovered. that's right. - sometimes we .common sense. sometimes we talk common sense. i sometimes we talk common sense. . rte— sometimes we talk common sense. . rte heen— sometimes we talk common sense. i it's been lovely— sometimes we talk common sense. i it's been lovely having you here. — i it's been lovely having you here. ant— i it's been lovely having you here. and thank- i it's been lovely having you here. and thank you- i it's been lovely having you here. “2 here. and thank you both for your contribution towards making gb country's most loved gb news the country's most loved news thank you again for news brand. thank you again for watching us. you'll be here tomorrow morning. i will be in lincolnshire. coming up next is gb news live with mark longhurst. this is to the point with andrew and bev. we'll be back you then. see with andrew and bev. we'll be bacithen. alex you then. see with andrew and bev. we'll be bacithen. alex deakini then. see with andrew and bev. we'll be bacithen. alex deakin here 1. see with andrew and bev. we'll be bacithen. alex deakin here witha you then. alex deakin here with your— you then. alex deakin here with your toteet— you then. alex deakin here with your latest weather— “ti“ alex deakin here with your latest weather from the 2“ alex deakin here with your latest weather from the met orttoe— your latest weather from the met orttoe tor— your latest weather from the met orttoe tor eh— your latest weather from the met office for gb news.— your latest weather from the met office for gb news. another fine day office for gb news. another fine toy out— office for gb news. another fine toy out there— office for gb news. another fine day out there for— office for gb news. another fine day out there for the vast moiortty. — day out there for the vast moiortty. hhgh— day out there for the vast majority. high pressure