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censorship.— . no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm- no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight— censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight suella_ censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight suella survives rishi sunak— tonight suella survives rishi sunak finds— tonight suella survives rishi sunak finds a— tonight suella survives rishi sunak finds a backbone and ignores— sunak finds a backbone and ignores the— sunak finds a backbone and ignores the snivel service witchhum— ignores the snivel service witchhunt to— ignores the snivel service witchhunt to topple his home secretary— witchhunt to topple his home secretary over— witchhunt to topple his home secretary over a _ witchhunt to topple his home secretary over a speeding ticket. — secretary over a speeding ticket. but— secretary over a speeding ticket. but as— secretary over a speeding ticket. but as the woke blob and brem— ticket. but as the woke blob and mm hating— ticket. but as the woke blob and brexit hating msm_ ticket. but as the woke blob and brexit hating msm resume their mission— brexit hating msm resume their is— brexit hating msm resume their mission to destroy boris johnson,— mission to destroy boris johnson, the— mission to destroy boris johnson, the pm needs to man up and stop— johnson, the pm needs to man up and sisp sis— johnson, the pm needs to man up and stop the incessant witch hunts— and stop the incessant witch hunts threatening our democracy - my— hunts threatening our democracy . iii uniiiisisi— hunts threatening our democracy . my unfiltered verdict coming up in— . my unfiltered verdict coming up in my— . my unfiltered verdict coming up in my digest— . my unfiltered verdict coming up in my digest in my superstar pensi— up in my digest in my superstar pansi .— up in my digest in my superstar pansi . weigh— up in my digest in my superstar pansi . weigh in— up in my digest in my superstar panel . weigh in tonight. i'm panel. weigh in tonight. i'm isinsi— panel. weigh in tonight. i'm isinsi by— panel. weigh in tonight. i'm joined by christine hamilton, adam— joined by christine hamilton, adam brooks,— joined by christine hamilton, adam brooks, and matthew lazar. aiss— adam brooks, and matthew lazar. aiss sn— adam brooks, and matthew lazar. aiss on is— adam brooks, and matthew lazar. aiss on is way. — adam brooks, and matthew lazar. also on the way. d—day for iiiiain-s— also on the way. d—day for britain's immigration nation beckons— britain's immigration nation beckons tomorrow, but with fears net beckons tomorrow, but with fears nsi migraiisn— beckons tomorrow, but with fears net migration could top 1 miiiisn. — net migration could top 1 miiiisn. is— net migration could top 1 million. is there a way to bring down— million. is there a way to bring down those— million. is there a way to bring down those startling numbers? uigsniiyi— down those startling numbers? urgently? reform uk leader isisiiaii— urgently? reform uk leader richard tice _ urgently? reform uk leader richard tice live with me in the studio— richard tice live with me in the studio my.— richard tice live with me in the studio shortly. well, sunak ssriainiy— studio shortly. well, sunak certainly talked the talk on migration— certainly talked the talk on migration as— certainly talked the talk on migration as he— certainly talked the talk on migration as he took on slippery sim...— migration as he took on slippery siaimsi ai— migration as he took on slippery starmer at pmqs_ migration as he took on slippery starmer at pmqs today. 37” starmer at pmqs today. the prime minister— starmer at pmqs today. the prime minister stood on three tory

manifesto shows. each one promised to reduce immigration ashen each promise broken . he ashen each promise broken. he believes in an open door migration— believes in an open door migration policy . believes in an open door migration policy. cc migration policy. but will the pm actually follow through on his rhetoric ? that's our big his rhetoric? that's our big debate later. elsewhere on the show, as megan sips another awards ceremony amid prince harry's costly court defeat is the duchess planning a slow separation from her husband while harry's biographer, angela levin, reveals her bombshell verdict on that soon. plus, i'll get an update from the attorney behind the sensation legal effort to deport the duke of dope from america over claims he lied about not taking drugs on his visa application. samuel josh howie live stateside in the next hour with sources revealing that cops are searching a portuguese lake for madeleine mccann's pink pyjamas and other clues. should the uk taxpayer still be paying for the scotland yard detectives to investigate this heartbreaking mystery , even this heartbreaking mystery, even though it's 16 years on? well, campaigner norman brennan,

former crimewatch watch presenter sue cook and commentator bushra sheikh are going do battle on that in going to do battle on that in the clash. also coming up, as itv denies this scoff itv publicly denies this scoff sacking claim from our very own eamonn holmes . right. all this eamonn holmes. right. all this nonsense about— eamonn holmes. right. all this nonsense about giving- m right. all this nonsense about giving him i've decided— nonsense about giving him i've decided is— nonsense about giving him i've decided to step— nonsense about giving him i've decided to step down. i'm sure you— decided to step down. i'm sure you iii— decided to step down. i'm sure you iii .— decided to step down. i'm sure you iii . ani— decided to step down. i'm sure you did . and sure— decided to step down. i'm sure you did . and sure you did. here, you did. and sure you did. here, hos-s— you did. and sure you did. here, uses your— you did. and sure you did. here, uses you is— you did. and sure you did. here, here's your p4 five— you did. and sure you did. here, here's your p4 five and i sioppoi— here's your p4 five and i siopooi ou— here's your p4 five and i stepped on britain's favourite ouioiioiuoi— stepped on britain's favourite ouioiioiuoi ,— stepped on britain's favourite entertainer , jim— stepped on britain's favourite entertainer , jim davidson. entertainer, jim davidson. uncouooiou— entertainer, jim davidson. uncanceled ,_ entertainer, jim davidson. uncanceled , to— entertainer, jim davidson. uncanceled , to reveal- entertainer, jim davidson. uncanceled , to reveal all about uncanceled, to reveal all about his fiery encounter with philip on this morning. his fiery encounter with philip on this morning . you're not on this morning. you're not going to want to miss that. and breaking tonight, the world mourns the queen of rock and roll as tina turner dies. aged . roll as tina turner dies. aged. 83, sevilla . best selling the 83, sevilla. best selling the tories . take me really, really tories. take me really, really upset me. and we're going to feature tina, of course, when we crown tonight's greatest britain in union jackass later in the show. plus, i'll show you how tomorrow's newspaper front page

is are covering what is a huge breaking entertainment story. this wootton tonight. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . let's go. you're watching gb news. britain's news channel. and as you've just been hearing tributes are pouring in for music legend tina turner, who has sadly died aged 83. the legendary singer affectionately known as the queen of rock and roll, died after a long illness at her home near zurich in switzerland . born anna mae switzerland. born anna mae bullock in tennessee , the bullock in tennessee, the american swiss singer's stellar career spanned six decades dunng career spanned six decades during which she won eight grammy awards and sold more than 1 million records worldwide, tried her autobiography i, tina was turned into the heartbreaking and heart wrenching 1993 film. what's love got to do with it? it dramatised the mum of two's famously turbulent relationship with her ex—husband. also now deceased,

ike turner , the icon's ike turner, the icon's resilience and awe inspiring talent. i mean, what a voice served as an inspiration to millions and as she once said, my legacy is that i stayed on course as from the beginning to the end, because i believe in something inside of me. tina you were simply the best at inaya sevilla . best better than all sevilla. best better than all the rest . better than anyone . the rest. better than anyone. anyone— the rest. better than anyone. anyone i— the rest. better than anyone. anyone i never— the rest. better than anyone. anyone i never met- ”case better than anyone. anyone i never met through your the anyone i never met through your ino us— anyone i never met through your in us .—

the us. you- the us. you with gb in us.- you with gb news in us. — you with gb news our top in us.— you with gb news our top story ionigni— you with gb news our top story ionigni ,— you with gb news our top story ionigni , souin— you with gb news our top story tonight, south wales police have said— tonight, south wales police have said insi— tonight, south wales police have said their nearest— tonight, south wales police have said their nearest vehicle was non— said their nearest vehicle was noii o— said their nearest vehicle was noii o nio— said their nearest vehicle was half a mile away— said their nearest vehicle was half a mile away when two ioonogo— half a mile away when two ioonogo ioys— half a mile away when two teenage boys were killed in a onsn— teenage boys were killed in a onsn in— teenage boys were killed in a crash in cardiff— teenage boys were killed in a crash in cardiff on monday evening. — crash in cardiff on monday evening. cctv— crash in cardiff on monday evening. cc « git; crash in cardiff on monday evening. cc « g crash in cardiff on monday- evening. cctv footage appears to show a police van following an e—bike before the fatal incident. the deaths of 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans sparked rioting in the ely area of the city. hundreds of bunches of flowers were left by the side of the road by friends and family. were left by the side of the road by friends and family . and road by friends and family. and tonight there was a candlelit vigil , all to remember the two vigil, all to remember the two boys who lost their lives. now rishi sunak has said today the latest inflation figures show the government is making progress on his promise to halve it. his comments come as new data showed inflation fell to 8.7% last month. that's the first time the figure has fallen below 10% since last august .

below 10% since last august. however, with food price inflation continuing at a near record 9.1, labour has accused the government today of failing to help struggling families . now to help struggling families. now to help struggling families. now to portugal, where gb news understands the authorities hunting for clues in the disappearance of madeleine mccann will continue their search for a third day tomorrow. police have today been using mechanical undergrowth, cutters, radar rakes and poles and were seen removing a number of sealed bags from the scene. investigators are looking for any sign that the three year old was at the arade dam and reservoir, which was visited a number of times by the prime suspect in the case, christian brueckner . now in the united brueckner. now in the united states, florida governor ron desantis is set to announce he's entering the for race the 2024 presidential elections . he's presidential elections. he's filed the paperwork and is expected to announce the news at an event with the billionaire elon musk on twitter this evening . the 44 year old will

evening. the 44 year old will stand against candidates, including his main rival, donald trump, for the republican nomination . now, a man who is nomination. now, a man who is paralysed more than a decade ago has regained the ability to walk simply by thinking about it. neuro scientists in switzerland have used artificial intelligence to create what they call a wireless digital bridge between the brain and the spinal cord. they say it converts it's thoughts of movement into actual movement . after being paralysed movement. after being paralysed in a bicycle accident in china. gert—jan oxfam can now stand , gert—jan oxfam can now stand, walk and even climb stairs . now, walk and even climb stairs. now, as you are hearing from dan, just a short time ago, one of rock n roll's most famous voices , tina turner, has died in zunch , tina turner, has died in zurich at the age of 83 after a long illness . us your sampling long illness. us your sampling of vast . better than all the

of vast. better than all the rest in a career spanning a phenomenal 60 years. the american swiss singer had hits including simply the best what's love got to do with it? nutbush city limits and of course, proud mary . she sold city limits and of course, proud mary. she sold more than 180 million albums won 12 grammy awards , and has a star both on awards, and has a star both on the hollywood walk of fame and the hollywood walk of fame and the saint louis walk of fame. she'd suffered with ill health in recent years, diagnosed with cancer in 2016 and having a kidney transplant aunt in 2017. tina turner , who died today on tina turner, who died today on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel so happy three year britain's news. channel— . so happy three year anniversary britain's news. channel— . so happy twestminsters iversary britain's news. channel— . so happy twestminsters woke ry to the moment westminsters woke niob— to the moment westminsters woke iioi oiiieioiiy— to the moment westminsters woke

blob officially declared war on the democratically elected government— the democratically elected government of— the democratically elected government of the united kingdom.— government of the united kingdom. so— government of the united kingdom. so as then prime iiinisiei— kingdom. so as then prime minister boris— kingdom. so as then prime minister boris johnson unwisely supported— minister boris johnson unwisely supponei nis— minister boris johnson unwisely supponei nis oop— minister boris johnson unwisely supported his top adviser, dominio— supported his top adviser, dominic cummings, the official eivii— dominic cummings, the official eivii seniee— dominic cummings, the official civil service twitter account oosiei— civil service twitter account posiei inis— civil service twitter account posted this arrogant and offensive— posted this arrogant and offensive ._ posted this arrogant and offensive . can you imagine offensive. can you imagine noving— offensive. can you imagine novine io— offensive. can you imagine having to work— offensive. can you imagine having to work with these truth unseen— having to work with these truth iuisieis e— having to work with these truth twisters ? and _ having to work with these truth twisters ? and from that moment twisters? and from that moment on, twisters? and from that moment ine— twisters? and from that moment ine eivii— twisters? and from that moment on, the civil service— twisters? and from that moment on, the civil service conspired unin— on, the civil service conspired niin ine— on, the civil service conspired with the craven,_ on, the civil service conspired with the craven, brexit hating msm,— with the craven, brexit hating msm, especially— with the craven, brexit hating msm, especially the guardian , msm, especially the guardian, the msm, especially the guardian, ine ionisi— msm, especially the guardian, the british bashing corporation none— the british bashing corporation none iiv— the british bashing corporation none iiv oni— the british bashing corporation woke itv and sky news to bring down— woke itv and sky news to bring down nons— woke itv and sky news to bring down sons in— woke itv and sky news to bring down boris in a— woke itv and sky news to bring down boris in a farcical ponygoie— down boris in a farcical partygate witch hunt where most eonvenieniiy— partygate witch hunt where most conveniently forget the current sening — conveniently forget the current sening nine— conveniently forget the current serving prime minister, rishi sunni— serving prime minister, rishi sunon oiso— serving prime minister, rishi sunak also received a fixed penoiiy— sunak also received a fixed penalty notice— sunak also received a fixed penalty notice this once they sueeeeiei — penalty notice this once they succeeded and _ penalty notice this once they succeeded and it— penalty notice this once they succeeded and it was the turn of uenuiy— succeeded and it was the turn of nepuiy nine— succeeded and it was the turn of deputy prime minister dominic ieooi. — deputy prime minister dominic ieooi. inonns— deputy prime minister dominic raab. thanks to _ deputy prime minister dominic raab. thanks to a spurious iuiiyine— raab. thanks to a spurious bullying probe.— raab. thanks to a spurious bullying probe. and now they are ieieininei— bullying probe. and now they are determined to— bullying probe. and now they are determined to finish off the sexie— determined to finish off the brexit spartan— determined to finish off the

brexit spartan suella braverman, a brexit spartan suella braverman, o nome— brexit spartan suella braverman, a home secretary— brexit spartan suella braverman, a home secretary on a mission to son— a home secretary on a mission to sioo ine— a home secretary on a mission to sioo ine ionis— a home secretary on a mission to stop the boats and— a home secretary on a mission to stop the boats and bring down net stop the boats and bring down nei nigniion— stop the boats and bring down net migration. all— stop the boats and bring down net migration. all of this is eonpieieiy— net migration. all of this is completely transparent and iisgusiingiy— completely transparent and disgustingly anti—democratic and vine— disgustingly anti—democratic and uniie sunni— disgustingly anti—democratic and while sunak has— disgustingly anti—democratic and while sunak has stared down the niienioin— while sunak has stared down the piienioin — while sunak has stared down the pitchfork wave in— while sunak has stared down the pitchfork wave in suella haters for non— pitchfork wave in suella haters ioi ine— pitchfork wave in suella haters for now, the mission has turned to for now, the mission has turned io iinisn— for now, the mission has turned io iinisn on— for now, the mission has turned to finish off the— for now, the mission has turned to finish off the political career of boris- to finish off the political career of boris johnson forever. inni— career of boris johnson forever. inoi is— career of boris johnson forever. inoi is ine— career of boris johnson forever. that is the only— career of boris johnson forever. that is the only explanation for the that is the only explanation for ine canines— that is the only explanation for the cabinet office— that is the only explanation for the cabinet office to hand over via the cabinet office to hand over vio eons-s— the cabinet office to hand over via boris's own— the cabinet office to hand over via boris's own lawyers. his cnenueis— via boris's own lawyers. his chequers diaries— via boris's own lawyers. his chequers diaries to the police uiinoui— chequers diaries to the police without permission in which has iesuiiei— without permission in which has iesuiiei in— without permission in which has resulted in two— without permission in which has resulted in two fresh investigations by the met and inones— investigations by the met and thames valley— investigations by the met and thames valley police and boris inieoiening— thames valley police and boris threatening to— thames valley police and boris threatening to sue— thames valley police and boris threatening to sue the cabinet office— threatening to sue the cabinet office .— threatening to sue the cabinet office . i— threatening to sue the cabinet office . i soy— threatening to sue the cabinet office . i say good on him, do it office. i say good on him, do it . vinai— office. i say good on him, do it . wnoi o— office. i say good on him, do it . what a monumental waste of poise— . what a monumental waste of ooiiee sine.— . what a monumental waste of ooiiee time. i— . what a monumental waste of police time. i mean, the police in inis— police time. i mean, the police in one oouniny— police time. i mean, the police in this country should be focusing— in this country should be focusing on— in this country should be focusing on solving violent nui— focusing on solving violent crime. but the— focusing on solving violent crime. but the woke blob and sunny— crime. but the woke blob and sunak government don't mind given— sunak government don't mind given .— sunak government don't mind given . ag— sunak government don't mind given . viii iney— sunak government don't mind given . all they care about is given. all they care about is eiusning— given. all they care about is eiusning king— given. all they care about is crushing king boris's hopes of a

churchillian_ crushing king boris's hopes of a churchillian second act in uuniei— churchillian second act in number is.— churchillian second act in number 10. and now his spokesperson— number 10. and now his spokesperson insists nothing iiiegoi— spokesperson insists nothing iiiegoiveni— spokesperson insists nothing illegal went on— spokesperson insists nothing illegal went on and this whole ining— illegal went on and this whole ining is— illegal went on and this whole ining is o— illegal went on and this whole thing is a politically motivated viien— thing is a politically motivated viien nuns.— thing is a politically motivated witch hunt, which his sister ieoenei— witch hunt, which his sister ieoenei oni— witch hunt, which his sister rachel and former cabinet ooiieogue— rachel and former cabinet colleague jacob rees—mogg have noon— colleague jacob rees—mogg have ioin beekee— colleague jacob rees—mogg have ioin booked up— colleague jacob rees—mogg have both backed up . _ colleague jacob rees—mogg have both backed up . it; : both backed up. he has questions to answer . he both backed up. he has questions to answer. he will he will definitely be answering them, as far as i'm aware , all the rules far as i'm aware, all the rules were followed whenever i went to chequers. there were followed whenever i went to chequers . there are some people chequers. there are some people uno— chequers. there are some people vno viii— chequers. there are some people vno viii neve— chequers. there are some people who will never rest— : there are some people who will never rest until they nove— who will never rest until they have hounded— who will never rest until they have hounded boris further and funnei— have hounded boris further and urine — have hounded boris further and further are. the— have hounded boris further and further are. the latest stories iusi— further are. the latest stories are just another— further are. the latest stories are just another example of how inose— are just another example of how inose vno— are just another example of how those who don't— are just another example of how those who don't like boris, noiniy— those who don't like boris, mainly because— those who don't like boris, mainly because of brexit, are oivoys— mainly because of brexit, are always looking— mainly because of brexit, are always looking for something to nove— always looking for something to nove o— always looking for something to nove o go— always looking for something to nove o go oi— always looking for something to have a go at him— always looking for something to have a go at him on. it is a sunee— have a go at him on. it is a supreme non—story , but like supreme non—story, but like eioevvoiv— supreme non—story, but like clockwork now— supreme non—story, but like clockwork now the ludicrous ioioui— clockwork now the ludicrous ioioui pony— clockwork now the ludicrous labour party media cycle eoniinues— labour party media cycle continues . _ labour party media cycle continues . if- labour party media cycle continues . �*" f continues. if they've come across evidence that there was flagrant rule breaking as we've seen reported. i do think boris

ionnson— seen reported. i do think boris johnson should— seen reported. i do think boris johnson should be— " ”c2: i do think boris johnson should be held accountable— johnson should be held accountable for it and it's no good. — accountable for it and it's no good. nons— accountable for it and it's no good. borisjohnson. accountable for it and it's no good. boris johnson. good. borisjohnson. his allies constantly whinging and crying like over grown babies, saying, oh, this is a terrible plot and the civil service blob are out to get us and people are just mean . well, actually, where's it mean. well, actually, where's it is very— mean. well, actually, where's it is very concerned _ " well, actually, where's it is very concerned meaning that an is very concerned meaning that on uneieeiei— is very concerned meaning that an unelected group of civil senonis— an unelected group of civil servants believe they are running— servants believe they are running ine— servants believe they are running the country , believe running the country, believe iney— running the country, believe iney nove— running the country, believe they have the— running the country, believe they have the power to finish noiiiieoi— they have the power to finish political careers— they have the power to finish political careers and frustrate the manifesto— political careers and frustrate the manifesto pledges to which the manifesto pledges to which the conservatives— the manifesto pledges to which the conservatives were elected on a landslide— the conservatives were elected on a landslide in— the conservatives were elected on a landslide in 2019. but i know— on a landslide in 2019. but i know unai— on a landslide in 2019. but i know what this— on a landslide in 2019. but i know what this is really about . know what this is really about. nons— know what this is really about. boris johnson— know what this is really about. boris johnson would beat keir sinner-s— boris johnson would beat keir starmer's socialist coalition of cnoos— starmer's socialist coalition of cnoos oi— starmer's socialist coalition of cnoos oi ine— starmer's socialist coalition of chaos at the next— starmer's socialist coalition of chaos at the next election in ine— chaos at the next election in ine ioioui— chaos at the next election in the labour party— chaos at the next election in the labour party knows it. the guardian— the labour party knows it. the guardian knows— the labour party knows it. the guardian knows it— the labour party knows it. the guardian knows it . the civil guardian knows it. the civil service— guardian knows it. the civil service knows— guardian knows it. the civil service knows it.- guardian knows it. the civil service knows it. they want to none— service knows it. they want to none in— service knows it. they want to make his return— service knows it. they want to make his return impossible . and make his return impossible. and one— make his return impossible. and vniie inni— make his return impossible. and while that might— make his return impossible. and while that might be good for the nine— while that might be good for the prime minister,— while that might be good for the prime minister, sunak has to man

up neve— prime minister, sunak has to man up neve oni— prime minister, sunak has to man up neve one son— prime minister, sunak has to man up here and stop the incessant viien— up here and stop the incessant viien nunis— up here and stop the incessant witch hunts against our sieviieei— witch hunts against our brexiteer leaders before british ienoeney— brexiteer leaders before british democracy is— brexiteer leaders before british democracy is destroyed . to democracy is destroyed. to responsi— democracy is destroyed. to respond nov.— democracy is destroyed. to respond now, my superstar panel, the broadcaster— respond now, my superstar panel, the broadcaster and author cnnsiine— the broadcaster and author christine hamilton , the christine hamilton, the businessman- christine hamilton, the businessman and activist adam brooks— businessman and activist adam nioovs oni— businessman and activist adam brooks, and the— businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party— brooks, and the former labour iony oivisei— brooks, and the former labour party adviser matthew lazer . party adviser matthew lazer. cuisine.— party adviser matthew lazer. g...g..., i— party adviser matthew lazer. christine, i am— party adviser matthew lazer. christine, i am getting so fed up viii— christine, i am getting so fed up viin inis— christine, i am getting so fed up with this and— christine, i am getting so fed up with this and i can understand- up with this and i can understand why boris johnson says— understand why boris johnson says in— understand why boris johnson says in just— understand why boris johnson says i'm just going to sue them. my says i'm just going to sue them. my guess— says i'm just going to sue them. my guess is— says i'm just going to sue them. my guess is inu— says i'm just going to sue them. my guess is that the average man in ine— my guess is that the average man in ine sueei— my guess is that the average man in the street or— my guess is that the average man in the street or a— my guess is that the average man in the street or a woman in the sueei— in the street or a woman in the street actually— in the street or a woman in the street actually just— in the street or a woman in the street actually just thinks, y.....,_ street actually just thinks, vovn yovn. — street actually just thinks, yawn, yawn. mini; street actually just thinks, yawn, yawn. iiiiiii; street actually just thinks, yawn, yawn. more cake, more partygate, more whatever . partygate, more whatever. boris's problem is that he did make the rules. they were so complicated. if you did something on a monday, it was okay. you did it on a tuesday. it wasn't. the whole thing was ridiculous. what needs ridiculous. but what rishi needs to realise i don't share to realise is and i don't share your view that that boris can come back leader, i'm afraid, come back as leader, i'm afraid, because i just think the whole thing a soap opera. thing has been a soap opera. they've they've thing has been a soap opera. they've leaders they've thing has been a soap opera. they've leaders so they've thing has been a soap opera. they've leaders so manythey've thing has been a soap opera. they've leaders so many times. changed leaders so many times.

they unless they honestly cannot unless rishi blows up in some extraordinary way . so i just extraordinary way. so i just don't think that can happen. but i mean, they're like in i mean, they're like rats in a sack. they really the tory sack. they really are. the tory party holed below the party is holed below the waterline. if they don't pull together , they hang together, they will all hang separately. and rishi to separately. and rishi needs to know boris and he know that he needs boris and he needs protect boris because needs to protect boris because if boris goes ballistic and starts suing the government and really putting the knife in because he's just had enough, then to be then rishi is going to be the one who suffers. mean, it's one who suffers. i mean, it's his premiership that's going. but, i don't blame him for but, adam, i don't blame him for having enough. i mean, look at vnoi—uoninie- having enough. i mean, look ati what—dominic raab. what happened to dominic raab. now:— what happened to dominic raab. nov—on- what happened to dominic raab. non—on-iignil what happened to dominic raab. uoine—on-ngnil what happened to dominic raab. thhe tory on right what happened to dominic raab. thhe tory party, on right what happened to dominic raab. thhe tory party, a on right what happened to dominic raab. thhe tory party, a good, right of the tory party, a good, noness— of the tory party, a good, honest brexiteer. he was rishi sunni— honest brexiteer. he was rishi sunak closest— honest brexiteer. he was rishi sunak closest personal and ooiiiieoi— sunak closest personal and political ally— sunak closest personal and political ally last year during his leadership— political ally last year during his leadership campaign , and his leadership campaign, and ieisni— his leadership campaign, and ieisni-siiii— his leadership campaign, and rishi still allowed him to rishi sunak still allowed him to be rishi sunak still allowed him to ie iniovn— rishi sunak still allowed him to be thrown under— rishi sunak still allowed him to be thrown under the bus. so if you-e— be thrown under the bus. so if you-e nons— be thrown under the bus. so if you're boris johnson, you're very— you're boris johnson, you're venyvoniei— you're boris johnson, you're very worried with these developments 100. ' i: very worried with these - developments 100. and i think i think boris should sue the cabinet office. i think it would noyie— cabinet office. i think it would noyie nui— cabinet office. i think it would noyie oui o— cabinet office. i think it would noyie oui o sioo— cabinet office. i think it would maybe put a stop to— 0” iii; i think it would maybe put a stop to some of inese— maybe put a stop to some of these leaking— maybe put a stop to some of these leaking and confidential info— these leaking and confidential inio eoning— these leaking and confidential info coming out.— these leaking and confidential info coming out. these civil

senvonis— info coming out. these civil servants need— info coming out. these civil servants need to— info coming out. these civil servants need to know that, you know.— servants need to know that, you know. iney-ie — servants need to know that, you know, they're there— servants need to know that, you know, they're there to do their ion. — know, they're there to do their on iney-ie— know, they're there to do their on iney-ie noi— know, they're there to do their job. they're not there to shape govenensi— job. they're not there to shape governments or— job. they're not there to shape governments or decide what ninisieis— governments or decide what ministers do.— governments or decide what ministers do. they're running the ministers do. they're running ine country— ministers do. they're running the country exactly. but one ining— the country exactly. but one ining oioui— the country exactly. but one thing about rishi sunak, he not oniy— thing about rishi sunak, he not oniy ioovs— thing about rishi sunak, he not only looks like— thing about rishi sunak, he not only looks like a— thing about rishi sunak, he not only looks like a school prefect oni— only looks like a school prefect one sounsi— only looks like a school prefect and sounds like— only looks like a school prefect and sounds like a— only looks like a school prefect and sounds like a school neieei— and sounds like a school prefect, you— and sounds like a school prefect, you know , he looks like prefect, you know, he looks like a prefect, you know, he looks like oeivii— prefect, you know, he looks like a civil servant. _ prefect, you know, he looks like a civil servant. he— prefect, you know, he looks like a civil servant. ii; a civil servant. he he possibly is the weakest prime minister that we've had in decades because he's letting them control him. and i again, i speak— control him. and i again, i speak about— f " and i again, i speak about colleagues in my iniusiny— speak about colleagues in my iniusiny .— speak about colleagues in my iniusiny . oni— speak about colleagues in my industry , and i— speak about colleagues in my industry , and i don't know industry, and i don't know anyone— industry, and i don't know anyone that's— industry, and i don't know anyone that's going to vote for inis— anyone that's going to vote for this conservative— anyone that's going to vote for this conservative party under ieisni— this conservative party under ieisni sunny.— this conservative party under rishi sunak. now is that which is vny— rishi sunak. now is that which is vny i— rishi sunak. now is that which is why i disagree— rishi sunak. now is that which is why i disagree with christine . because you— is why i disagree with christine , because you can— is why i disagree with christine , because you can say, oh, we eon-i— , because you can say, oh, we eon-i nove— , because you can say, oh, we can't have another- , because you can say, oh, we can't have another leadership enoiienge. — can't have another leadership challenge. we— can't have another leadership challenge. �*fvi�*ii; e?" g gii can't have another leadership challenge. �*fvi�*ii; e?" g gi f challenge. we can't go back to that psychodrama. but boris was elected prime minister. he's different to anyone else. he was elected in 2019 and a lot of these mps will be looking around october, november the polls. october, november at the polls. now, 20 points behind now, if they're 20 points behind the conservatives— now, if they're 20 points behind the conservatives are finished for-so— the conservatives are finished for-so so- the conservatives are finished for-so so boris- the conservatives are finished for-so so boris is. for a decade. so so boris is noioiiy— for a decade. so so boris is noioiiy ine— for a decade. so so boris is probably the only one that saves inen — probably the only one that saves inen ineii— probably the only one that saves inen ineii ion— probably the only one that saves

them their job and— probably the only one that saves them their job and at some point them theirjob and at some point iney-ie— them theirjob and at some point iney-ie going— them theirjob and at some point iney-ie going io— them theirjob and at some point they're going to have to hold ineii— they're going to have to hold ineii nose— they're going to have to hold their nose and— they're going to have to hold their nose and decide if they won— their nose and decide if they voni o— their nose and decide if they voni o ion— their nose and decide if they voni o ion-io— their nose and decide if they want a job to save the party want a job and to save the party or go— want a job and to save the party or go vin— want a job and to save the party or go with rishi.— want a job and to save the party or go with rishi. matthew i know inni— or go with rishi. matthew i know not inis— or go with rishi. matthew i know not inis is— or go with rishi. matthew i know that this is good— or go with rishi. matthew i know that this is good for the labour pony. — that this is good for the labour pony. iknow_ that this is good for the labour. party. iknow-streeting party. i know why wes streeting is his hands with glee is rubbing his hands with glee in interview, but can you in that interview, but can you not put party politics for one side for just one not put party politics for one side forjust one second and side for just one second and acknowledge to how obe it is that the woke civil service now seem to think that they are running the country? well, i think there is. i think running the country? well, i think there is . i think that the think there is. i think that the iveei— think there is. i think that the iveei seni— think there is. i think that the iveei sent by— think there is. i think that the tweet sent by some- c"iiil”iiil i think that the tweet sent by some renegades iunng— tweet sent by some renegades during lockdown _ tweet sent by some renegades during lockdown was was was eieoiiy— during lockdown was was was eieoiiy ous— during lockdown was was was clearly out of— during lockdown was was was clearly out of order . but the clearly out of order. but the insi— clearly out of order. but the no ine — clearly out of order. but the fact the fact— clearly out of order. but the fact the fact that it shows what iney— fact the fact that it shows what iney ieoiiy— fact the fact that it shows what they really think,— fact the fact that it shows what they really think, matthew, you-ve— they really think, matthew, you-ve goi— they really think, matthew, you-ve goi io— they really think, matthew, you've got to admit that this was someone— you've got to admit that this was someone who had access to the was someone who had access to ine-un— was someone who had access to ine-un eivii— was someone who had access to the-uk civil service- the official uk civil service iviiiei— the official uk civil service twitter account.- the official uk civil service twitter account. "

ion-i— government thinks the rules ion-i oppiy— government thinks the rules ion-i opoiy io— government thinks the rules don't apply to them. �*fvi�*fiiig don't apply to them. what they-ve— don't apply to them. what movie going— don't apply to them. what they're doing to rishi is what they're doing to rishi is what the democrats are doing to trump. trying to stop. trump. they're trying to stop. boris, have any angle about coming, so it's coming, coming back. so it's just about smearing him and taking him out the game. it's also there's this what seems to me— also there's this what seems to nelveny— also there's this what seems to me very unhealthy me is very unhealthy relationship- me is very unhealthy relationship between civil relationship between the civil service— relationship between the civil service vno— relationship between the civil service who when i was growing up, i— service who when i was growing .p, i neon— service who when i was growing un i ine— service who when i was growing up, i mean the idea the up, i mean the idea that the eivii— up, i mean the idea that the civil service— up, i mean the idea that the civil service wasn't totally iiusivonny.— civil service wasn't totally trustworthy, impartial, trustworthy, totally impartial, vouii— trustworthy, totally impartial, vouii-iusi— trustworthy, totally impartial, would-just been- would have just been unheard. inis— would have just been unheard. inis is— would have just been unheard. inis is going— would have just been unheard. inis is going io— would have just been unheard. this is going to lead— would have just been unheard. this is going to lead to- would have just been unheard. this is going to lead to very bad things press , very bad things with the press, very serious with senior civil serious links with senior civil servants and senior journalists who are reporting on. and by the way, lots of them have personal relationships , shall we say. relationships, shall we say. christine hamilton indeed. or brothers or sister of people, christine hamilton, adam brooks, matthew lars , do stand by my matthew lars, do stand by my superstar panel with me all night. but coming up, tomorrow is d—day for britain in its battle against becoming an immigration nation. but how bad will these figures actually be? and is there a way to bring the migration numbers as migration numbers down as a matter of urgency? reform uk leader tice in leader richard tice live in the

studio on soon. but up next leader richard tice live in the stlthe on soon. but up next leader richard tice live in the stlthe clash, soon. but up next leader richard tice live in the stlthe clash, as)on. but up next leader richard tice live in the stlthe clash, as sources up next leader richard tice live in the stlthe clash, as sources reveal,t in the clash, as sources reveal, cops are searching a portuguese lake madeleine pink lake for madeleine mccann's pink pyjamas . should uk taxpayer pyjamas. should the uk taxpayer be funding scotland yard detectives on a fresh hunt for clues? 16 years on four fs former top cop and campaigner norman brennan , an ex crimewatch norman brennan, an ex crimewatch presenter. sue cook and social commentator bushra sheikh, who blames the mccanns for leaving their toddler alone , are going their toddler alone, are going to do battle on this next. but what do you think? dana gb news .com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. the clash straight after this .

radio. richard tice, angela ievin— radio. richard tice, angela ievin oni— radio. richard tice, angela levin and jim— radio. richard tice, angela levin and jim davidson all on ine— levin and jim davidson all on ine voy— levin and jim davidson all on ine voy. — levin and jim davidson all on one way. nui— levin and jim davidson all on the way. but first,- levin and jim davidson all on the way. �*" the way. but first, the clash. and 16 years after her disappearance, the latest search for madeleine mccann is well underway at a remote portuguese reservoir in the algarve . reservoir in the algarve. german, portuguese and british

police all on site and crucially , hunting for the pink pyjamas. maddie was wearing on the night she vanished . cops were last she vanished. cops were last night pictured, taken away a number of evidence bags to examine portuguese news paper. expresso today revealed these searches have their origin in a tip from an informant who the police force considers very credible and that the german police took very seriously the reservoir sparked fresh interest after detectives obtained videos of chief suspect christian brueckner visiting the beauty spot. the imprisoned german rapist who lived just down the road at the time. maddie went missing called the rural hideaway , his little paradise, hideaway, his little paradise, and a source close to the investigation tonight revealed that he visited the reservoir in the after maddie vanished. the days after maddie vanished. but the continued involvement of british police , funded uk british police, funded by the uk taxpayer, tune of over taxpayer, to the tune of over £13 million. so far, has divided the nation . so let's have an the nation. so let's have an honest debate about this tonight. should we still be paying tonight. should we still be paying for scotland yard detectives help in a fresh

detectives to help in a fresh hunt for maddie? 16 years on, do dan at gb news .com is my email. you can tweet in our poll at gb news. on twitter the results shortly. but to tackle this now, director of the law and order foundation, norman brennan, social commentator bushra sheikh. but first to the former crimewatch presenter sue cook. so sue, over the course of your career , you've covered so many career, you've covered so many cases like this. however, i think you probably agree very few disappearances have sparked the collective inaya involvement of the british people than madeleine mccann. however for sue, there is a growing anger about the money that is still being poured into this case where do you stand on whether this search should be funded by british taxpayers ? well, i think british taxpayers? well, i think we british taxpayers? well, i think ve nove— british taxpayers? well, i think we nove io— british taxpayers? well, i think we nove io go— british taxpayers? well, i think we have to go with— british taxpayers? well, i think we have to go with it- g , well, i think we have to go with it now, don't vee— we have to go with it now, don't yes its— we have to go with it now, don't we? is been— we have to go with it now, don't we? it's been so— we have to go with it now, don't we? it's been so long now. we've noi— we? it's been so long now. we've ion is— we? it's been so long now. we've ion is yeas— we? it's been so long now. we've had 16 years. and— we? it's been so long now. we've had 16 years. and as— we? it's been so long now. we've had 16 years. and as you say, iii— had 16 years. and as you say, in niiiion— had 16 years. and as you say, £13 million has— had 16 years. and as you say, £13 million has been spent on it. £13 million has been spent on in i— £13 million has been spent on in i iii— £13 million has been spent on in i iii o— £13 million has been spent on in i iii o iii— £13 million has been spent on it. i did a bit of— £13 million has been spent on it. i did a bit of research knowing— it. i did a bit of research knowing that— it. i did a bit of research

knowing that i- it. i did a bit of research knowing that i was going to be on neve— knowing that i was going to be on neve inev— knowing that i was going to be on here later this— knowing that i was going to be on here later this evening. and vnen— on here later this evening. and vnen i— on here later this evening. and when i realised— on here later this evening. and when i realised it— on here later this evening. and when i realised it was £13 niiiion— when i realised it was £13 niiiion i— when i realised it was £13 million, i must- when i realised it was £13 million, i must say i was snoevei— million, i must say i was shockedla_ million, i must say i was shocked a huge amount of shocked at a huge amount of money— shocked at a huge amount of money inni— shocked at a huge amount of money that it's— shocked at a huge amount of money that it's cost. but since goi— money that it's cost. but since goi so— money that it's cost. but since we've got so far— money that it's cost. but since we've got so far down the line one— we've got so far down the line one inis— we've got so far down the line and this particular investigation and this particular- investigation-sound and this particular— investigation-sound very investigation does sound very promising— investigation does sound very promising informants that promising in the informants that the promising in the informants that ine—soy- promising in the informants that ine—soy iney-vel the german police say they've got-a— the german police say they've got-o ioi— the german police say they've got-o ioi oi- got investing a lot of confidence- got investing a lot of confidence in. you know, we've goi— confidence in. you know, we've goi io— confidence in. you know, we've goi io inve— confidence in. you know, we've goi io one i— confidence in. you know, we've got to take it through and gerry oni— got to take it through and gerry one knie— got to take it through and gerry and kate have— got to take it through and gerry and kate have gone through so muon— and kate have gone through so nuen agony— and kate have gone through so much agony really this last few yeas— much agony really this last few yes ieonie— much agony really this last few years. people have accused them of being— years. people have accused them of being suspects. _ years. people have accused them of being suspects. the ionuguese— of being suspects. the portuguese police were really unoieosoni— portuguese police were really unpleasant with— portuguese police were really unpleasant with them . they've, unpleasant with them. they've, you know. — unpleasant with them. they've, you now. open— unpleasant with them. they've, you know, apart from just the grief— you know, apart from just the grief oi— you know, apart from just the grief of ine— you know, apart from just the grief of the uncertainty obe and iosing— grief of the uncertainty obe and iosing ineii— grief of the uncertainty obe and losing their daughter for such a iong— losing their daughter for such a iong noi— losing their daughter for such a long not knowing— losing their daughter for such a long not knowing what's happened to long not knowing what's happened io ineii— long not knowing what's happened to their daughter— long not knowing what's happened to their daughter for such a iong— to their daughter for such a iong ine— to their daughter for such a iong iinne. ii— to their daughter for such a long time, it would be so good for noi— long time, it would be so good for noi iusi— long time, it would be so good for not just for— long time, it would be so good for not just for them, but for all for not just for them, but for oii oi— for not just for them, but for oii oi — for not just for them, but for oii oi vie— for not just for them, but for all of us. we were all very invesiei— all of us. we were all very invested in— all of us. we were all very invested in trying to find iioiiie— invested in trying to find maddie people keep coming up, ion-i— maddie people keep coming up, ion-i ineye— maddie people keep coming up, don't they? saying they've iney-ve — don't they? saying they've they've found _ don't they? saying they've they've found they've. they eioin — they've found they've. they claim they've _ they've found they've. they claim they've found maddie somewhere. again , claim they've found maddie- somewhere.-again , the somewhere. and once again, the ooienis— somewhere. and once again, the poienis go— somewhere. and once again, the parents go through— somewhere. and once again, the parents go through hell again inning.— parents go through hell again thinking-this- parents go through hell again thinking, this be it? thinking, could this be it?

couii— thinking, could this be it? could-still— thinking, could this be it? could still alive. thinking, could this be it?- could - still i alive. we've could she still be alive. we've got— could she still be alive. we've got-i— could she still be alive. we've goi-i ininv— could she still be alive. we've goi-i ininv .— could she still be alive. we've got-i think , to- could she still be alive. we've got i think , to carry on and got now i think, to carry on and ii— got now i think, to carry on and i ve— got now i think, to carry on and if we eon— got now i think, to carry on and see if we can get— got now i think, to carry on and see if we can get closure with inis— see if we can get closure with this particular— see if we can get closure with this particular investigation, union— this particular investigation, vnien ooes— this particular investigation, which does sound promise saying i which does sound promise saying i oisoiuieiy— which does sound promise saying i absolutely understand where you-e— i absolutely understand where you-e eoning— i absolutely understand where you're coming from. f you're coming from. sue busch rochelle, you feel very differently about this. and i want to be honest about it because you're feeling is a feeling that many people contact me with and you think that because the mccanns made a mistake in terms of leaving maddie, that night on the algarve , that the search should algarve, that the search should not be funded by the british public. absolutely. dan and i've always maintained the fact that i sympathise with the mccanns ultimately , but i just want to ultimately, but i just want to address the elephant in the room . um, you know, this boils down to irresponsible— . um, you know, this boils down to irresponsible bad— um, you know, this boils down to irresponsible bad parents. unfortunately,— to irresponsible bad parents. unfortunately, that is the case. ano— unfortunately, that is the case. one win— unfortunately, that is the case. one win ine— unfortunately, that is the case. and with the mccann , they have and with the mccann, they have to and with the mccann, they have io iive — and with the mccann, they have io iive vin— and with the mccann, they have to live with that— and with the mccann, they have to live with that for the rest of men— to live with that for the rest of their lives. _ to live with that for the rest of their lives. if— to live with that for the rest of their lives. if they do not fini— of their lives. if they do not ever find maddie, i do not ieiieve— ever find maddie, i do not believe that— ever find maddie, i do not believe that it— ever find maddie, i do not believe that it is the

responsibility of the public to be responsibility of the public to ie endorsing— responsibility of the public to be endorsing and paying for this nynnoe io— be endorsing and paying for this anymore. 16 years— be endorsing and paying for this anymore. 16 years down the line one— anymore. 16 years down the line and fortunately,— anymore. 16 years down the line and fortunately, when it comes to and fortunately, when it comes io ieeoning— and fortunately, when it comes io ieeoning o— and fortunately, when it comes to becoming a parent, you have to becoming a parent, you have io ne— to becoming a parent, you have io ie ine— to becoming a parent, you have to be the individuals that nininise— to be the individuals that minimise the— to be the individuals that minimise the risk for your eniioien— minimise the risk for your children to— minimise the risk for your children to go— minimise the risk for your children to go and dine. when you— children to go and dine. when you nove— children to go and dine. when you nove ine— children to go and dine. when you have the opportunity of noving— you have the opportunity of noving o— you have the opportunity of having a babysitter for your eniioien— having a babysitter for your children-meet- having a babysitter for your children meet is absolutely , children to meet is absolutely, oisoiuieiy— children to meet is absolutely, absolutely unforgivable . and so absolutely unforgivable. and so iois— absolutely unforgivable. and so iois oi— absolutely unforgivable. and so iois oi neooie— absolutely unforgivable. and so lots of people do— absolutely unforgivable. and so lots of people do feel this , lots of people do feel this, inougn.— lots of people do feel this, inougn. io— lots of people do feel this, though. 16 years on, £13 million by ine— though. 16 years on, £13 million iy ine iovpoyei— though. 16 years on, £13 million iy ine ioxpoyei .— though. 16 years on, £13 million by the taxpayer . i— though. 16 years on, £13 million by the taxpayer . i believe that by the taxpayer. i believe that is enougn.— by the taxpayer. i believe that is enough. and,— by the taxpayer. i believe that is enough. and, you know, we do nove— is enough. and, you know, we do nove io— is enough. and, you know, we do have to address— is enough. and, you know, we do have to address this. i believe neonie— have to address this. i believe people nove— have to address this. i believe people have also— have to address this. i believe people have also learned from the people have also learned from ine iieconns— people have also learned from the mccanns that— people have also learned from the mccanns that you have to put your— the mccanns that you have to put your eniioien— the mccanns that you have to put your children first— the mccanns that you have to put your children first and they nove— your children first and they nove io— your children first and they have to live— your children first and they have to live with this. now so , have to live with this. now so, uonnon— have to live with this. now so, norman brennan,— have to live with this. now so, norman brennan, you've heard two very— norman brennan, you've heard two very different— norman brennan, you've heard two very different sides— norman brennan, you've heard two very different sides of the oiguneni— very different sides of the oiguneni .— very different sides of the argument, aren't very different sides of the argument , aren't there? very different sides of the argument, aren't there? 'i: g argument, aren't there? and it oenoiniy— argument, aren't there? and it oenioiniy is— argument, aren't there? and it certainly is how— argument, aren't there? and it certainly is how a— argument, aren't there? and it certainly is how a lot of brits feel. where do you come down on norman? well, i've met about a inousono— norman? well, i've met about a thousand families— v“ well, i've met about a thousand families bereaved by nonieioe— thousand families bereaved by homicide and— thousand families bereaved by homicide and represented several nunoieo— homicide and represented several hundred personally . um, denise hundred personally. um, denise noigen— hundred personally. um, denise noigen soro— hundred personally. um, denise bolger. sara payne, damilola ioyion — bolger. sara payne, damilola

ioyion iiony— bolger. sara payne, damilola taylor. many others. um, i would never criticise— taylor. many others. um, i would never criticise a— taylor. many others. um, i would never criticise a family . i've never criticise a family. i've veniesenieo— never criticise a family. i've represented families where they oeinons— represented families where they neinons oi— represented families where they neinons or one— represented families where they perhaps or one has been actually inesponsiiiy— perhaps or one has been actually irresponsibly when— perhaps or one has been actually irresponsibly when you've lost a onio— irresponsibly when you've lost a eniio oi— irresponsibly when you've lost a eniio oi noo— irresponsibly when you've lost a child or had a— irresponsibly when you've lost a child or had a child murdered oni— child or had a child murdered on inoi— child or had a child murdered and that must— child or had a child murdered and that must be— child or had a child murdered and that must be pushed to one side. — and that must be pushed to one side. wnoi— and that must be pushed to one side. wnoi i— and that must be pushed to one side. what i will— and that must be pushed to one side. what i will say is that in my opinion— side. what i will say is that in my opinion .— side. what i will say is that in my opinion . in— side. what i will say is that in my opinion , in the amount of my opinion, in the amount of money— my opinion, in the amount of money is— my opinion, in the amount of money is absolutely unprecedented for a to find a missing— unprecedented for a to find a missing person.— unprecedented for a to find a missing person. now now, i don't io— missing person. now now, i don't io pe— missing person. now now, i don't mean to be funny— missing person. now now, i don't mean to be funny or awkward on inis— mean to be funny or awkward on inis pui— mean to be funny or awkward on inis iui ive— mean to be funny or awkward on this, but i've heard— mean to be funny or awkward on this, but i've heard the neooiine— this, but i've heard the headline so— this, but i've heard the headline so many times in the news over the— headline so many times in the news over the past 16 years that i news over the past 16 years that i now— news over the past 16 years that i ioieiy— news over the past 16 years that i ioieiy poy— news over the past 16 years that i now rarely pay much attention to i now rarely pay much attention o i.— i now rarely pay much attention o in ine— i now rarely pay much attention o in ine oniy— i now rarely pay much attention to it. the only time i will pay oiieniion— to it. the only time i will pay oiieniion is— to it. the only time i will pay attention is if— to it. the only time i will pay attention is if madeleine is found— attention is if madeleine is found alive.— attention is if madeleine is found alive. god willing or sooiy— found alive. god willing or sooiy .— found alive. god willing or sooiy . sne— found alive. god willing or sadly , she is— found alive. god willing or sadly , she is found because it sadly, she is found because it viii— sadly, she is found because it viii pui— sadly, she is found because it viii pui io— sadly, she is found because it will put to rest.— sadly, she is found because it will put to rest. but the thing is, will put to rest. but the thing is i— will put to rest. but the thing is i ieoi— will put to rest. but the thing is, i deal with— will put to rest. but the thing is, i deal with families that iegging— is, i deal with families that iegging ioi— is, i deal with families that are begging for counselling. i iepieseniei— are begging for counselling. i represented lesley ann downey ioniiy— represented lesley ann downey ioniiy. sne— represented lesley ann downey family. she was— represented lesley ann downey family. she was murdered by myra uiniiey— family. she was murdered by myra uiniiey oni— family. she was murdered by myra hindley and ian— family. she was murdered by myra

hindley and ian brady. keith nenneii— hindley and ian brady. keith nenneii os— hindley and ian brady. keith bennett was never, ever found . bennett was never, ever found. since— bennett was never, ever found. sinee inen— bennett was never, ever found. since then, there's— bennett was never, ever found. since then, there's been the spoioiie— since then, there's been the sporadic search _ since then, there's been the sporadic search for him . but sporadic search for him. but inis— sporadic search for him. but inis is— sporadic search for him. but this is unprecedented . rented this is unprecedented. rented £13 this is unprecedented. rented in niiiion— this is unprecedented. rented £13 million. and— this is unprecedented. rented £13 million. and i think the puiiie— £13 million. and i think the puiiie oe— £13 million. and i think the public are losing sympathy ieouse— public are losing sympathy ieouse oi— public are losing sympathy because of the— public are losing sympathy because of the cost. and 16 yeois— because of the cost. and 16 years on, there— because of the cost. and 16 years on, there is- because of the cost. and 16 years on, there is a lot more inoi— years on, there is a lot more inoi on— years on, there is a lot more inoi pe— years on, there is a lot more that can be done— years on, there is a lot more that can be done for families ieieovei— that can be done for families ieieovei py— that can be done for families bereaved by homicide , having bereaved by homicide, having eniiiien— bereaved by homicide, having children murdered and many of inen— children murdered and many of inen ieei— children murdered and many of them feel that— children murdered and many of them feel that they're being ignoiei— them feel that they're being ignoiei oni— them feel that they're being ignored and when they see so muon— ignored and when they see so nuen money— ignored and when they see so much money being spent, they say,— much money being spent, they soy, nong— much money being spent, they soy, nong on— much money being spent, they say, hang on, what about us? and ineie— say, hang on, what about us? and ineie oe— say, hang on, what about us? and there are other— say, hang on, what about us? and there are other missing children as there are other missing children os-ani— there are other missing children os-ani sue— there are other missing children as-and sue cook- there are other missing children as-and sue cook ,- there are other missing children as -and sue cook , that. there are other missing childreni as -and sue cook , that is as well. and sue cook, that is one of the main points that i hear because we why does this case deserve all of this attention when there are so many other families suffering? well i think every child's life is beyond price, isn't it? i think no, no amount— beyond price, isn't it? i think no, no amount of— : iiii; g fl i think no, no amount of money is too gieoi— no, no amount of money is too gieoi ioi— no, no amount of money is too gieoi ioi ony— no, no amount of money is too great for any child. _ no, no amount of money is too great for any child. there are a lot great for any child. there are a ioi oi— great for any child. there are a lot of children. _ great for any child. there are a lot of children. yes. you're guiie— lot of children. yes. you're guiie igni— lot of children. yes. you're quite right. there are a lot of eniiiien— quite right. there are a lot of children who— quite right. there are a lot of children who do— quite right. there are a lot of children who do who have gone

missing.— children who do who have gone missing. ani— children who do who have gone missing. and we— children who do who have gone missing. and we should spend money— missing. and we should spend money iiniing— missing. and we should spend money finding all of them. and you know.— money finding all of them. and you know. is— money finding all of them. and you know. is o— money finding all of them. and you know, it's a very difficult ieeision— you know, it's a very difficult decisionibut_ you know, it's a very difficult decisionibut-say, - you know, it's a very difficult decision but say, since decision. but as i say, since goi— decision. but as i say, since we've got this— decision. but as i say, since we've got this far down line we've got this far down the line viin — we've got this far down the line viin inis— we've got this far down the line with this investigation, i don't know— with this investigation, i don't know uny— with this investigation, i don't know vny ii-s— with this investigation, i don't know why it's cost so much, much oney — know why it's cost so much, much oney nui— know why it's cost so much, much money. but since— know why it's cost so much, much money. but since we've got this far money. but since we've got this ioi iovn— money. but since we've got this ioi iovn ine— money. but since we've got this far down the line,— money. but since we've got this far down the line, but all eniiiien— far down the line, but all children are— far down the line, but all children are worth it, no child is ieyoni— children are worth it, no child is beyond price.— children are worth it, no child is beyond price. we must spend as is beyond price. we must spend os-ve-oni- is beyond price. we must spend as-we-and also. as much as we can and also iusiiee— as much as we can and also iusiiee snouii— as much as we can and also justice should be— as much as we can and also justice should be done to this peipeiioioi— justice should be done to this perpetrator needs to be brought to perpetrator needs to be brought io iusiiee. — perpetrator needs to be brought to justice. okay,— perpetrator needs to be brought tojustice. [vs/iii f perpetrator needs to be brought to justice. [vs/iii f �*" to justice. okay, bucha, a final word to you. to justice. yeah yeah. do you know what? i think it's important to also address that, you know, the public are angry the mccanns and there angry at the mccanns and there are that have angry are people that have been angry with them for years simply because we know how important it is parent and is to be the right parent and the right type of parent. and of course, sit here and give course, i can sit here and give them condolences the them condolences for the situation for 16 years and £13 million. think it's way million. it's i think it's way too okay fascinating too much. okay fascinating iiseussion— too much. okay fascinating discussion. that— too much. okay fascinating discussion. that is- ”.j�*if fascinating discussion. that is the social commentator,— discussion. that is the social commentator, bushra sheikh, iiieeioi— commentator, bushra sheikh, iiieeioi oi— commentator, bushra sheikh, director of the— commentator, bushra sheikh, director of the law and order iounioiion— director of the law and order foundation, norman brennan, soeioi— foundation, norman brennan, social commentator and former coinevoien— social commentator and former

crimewatch presenter sue cook. but crimewatch presenter sue cook. nui vno— crimewatch presenter sue cook. nui vno io— crimewatch presenter sue cook. nui vno io you— crimewatch presenter sue cook. but who do you agree with? snouii— but who do you agree with? snouii ve— but who do you agree with? should we still— but who do you agree with? should we still be funding the iioieieine— should we still be funding the madeleine mccann investigation? 16 madeleine mccann investigation? is yeois— madeleine mccann investigation? is yeois one— madeleine mccann investigation? 16 years on? joyce— madeleine mccann investigation? 16 years on? joyce on twitter, soys— 16 years on? joyce on twitter, says thousands— 16 years on? joyce on twitter, says thousands of— 16 years on? joyce on twitter, says thousands of children missing— says thousands of children missing-yeoi- says thousands of children missing-year .- says thousands of children missing year. if the missing every year. if the ioniiy— missing every year. if the ioniiy noi— missing every year. if the family had been from a council esioie— family had been from a council esioie. inis— family had been from a council estate, this would— family had been from a council estate, this would not be ongoing. — estate, this would not be ongoing. diane . we know estate, this would not be- ongoing.-diane . we know the ongoing. from diane. we know the iieconns— ongoing. from diane. we know the iieconns-io— ongoing. from diane. we know the iieconns-io-ony- ongoing. from diane. we know the mccanns to any further mccanns need to fund any further invesiigoiions— mccanns need to fund any further investigations_ now. investigations themselves. now ani— investigations themselves. now ani iron — investigations themselves. now and from karen— investigations themselves. now and from karen on twitter, yes , and from karen on twitter, yes, we snouii— and from karen on twitter, yes, we should carry— and from karen on twitter, yes, we should carry on— and from karen on twitter, yes, we should carry on for as long as we should carry on for as long os ii— we should carry on for as long os ii ioies— we should carry on for as long as it takes to— we should carry on for as long as it takes to find— we should carry on for as long as it takes to find out what noppenei— as it takes to find out what noppenei io— as it takes to find out what happened to maddie, her long suiienng— happened to maddie, her long suffering parents need to know your— suffering parents need to know your veiiiei— suffering parents need to know your verdict is— suffering parents need to know your verdict is now in this will surprise— your verdict is now in this will surprise o— your verdict is now in this will surprise o ioi— your verdict is now in this will surprise a lot of— your verdict is now in this will surprise a lot of people. i inini— surprise a lot of people. i inini iusi— surprise a lot of people. i think just 24%_ surprise a lot of people. i think just 24% of you think that iovpoyevs— think just 24% of you think that taxpayers should— think just 24% of you think that taxpayers should still be iuniing— taxpayers should still be funding this— taxpayers should still be funding this investigation of iioieieine— funding this investigation of madeleine mccann's disappearance. 76% of you say madeleine mccann's— disappearance. 76% of you say we snouii— disappearance. 76% of you say we snouii noi. — disappearance. 76% of you say we should not. coming— disappearance. 76% of you say we should not. coming up, megan siippei— should not. coming up, megan skipped another— should not. coming up, megan skipped another woke awards ceremony last— skipped another woke awards ceremony last night after her oni— ceremony last night after her oni uony-s— ceremony last night after her and harry's fake— ceremony last night after her and harry's fake car chase. humiliation— and harry's fake car chase. humiliation overshadowed the previous— humiliation overshadowed the previous one— humiliation overshadowed the previous one. but after the dukes— previous one. but after the duke's costly— previous one. but after the duke's costly court loss is the uueness— duke's costly court loss is the duchess planning to ditch her nusioni-se— duchess planning to ditch her husband's? harry's biographer, angeio— husband's? harry's biographer, angeio ievin— husband's? harry's biographer, angela levin, gives her unflinching— angela levin, gives her unflinching view soon. but iini— unflinching view soon. but first, tomorrow— unflinching view soon. but first, tomorrow is d—day for

union— first, tomorrow is d—day for iuiioin oni— first, tomorrow is d—day for britain and its— first, tomorrow is d—day for britain and its battle against ieeoning— britain and its battle against ieeoning on— britain and its battle against becoming an immigration nation. but becoming an immigration nation. nui viii— becoming an immigration nation. nui viii ine— becoming an immigration nation. but will the legal— becoming an immigration nation. but will the legal migration iiguies— but will the legal migration figures really— but will the legal migration figures really reach a million? ani— figures really reach a million? no on— figures really reach a million? ani ine— figures really reach a million? and can the country bring the nunies— and can the country bring the numbers down— and can the country bring the numbers down urgently? reform uk ieoiei— numbers down urgently? reform uk ieoiei iiisnoii— numbers down urgently? reform uk leader richard tice— numbers down urgently? reform uk leader richard tice live with me in ine— leader richard tice live with me in ine siuiio— leader richard tice live with me in the studio after— leader richard tice live with me in the studio after this .

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but first, it's immigration but first, it's imumigration day but first, it's immigration day tomorrow where— but first, it's immigration day tomorrow where legal net nigioiion— tomorrow where legal net migration figures to britain are evpesiei— migration figures to britain are evpesiei io— migration figures to britain are expected to reach— migration figures to britain are expected to reach at least 700,000,— expected to reach at least 700,000, more- expected to reach at least 700,000, more than doubling from pre eveni— 700,000, more than doubling from pre brexit levels.— 700,000, more than doubling from pre brexit levels. now, the sessio— pre brexit levels. now, the record number— pre brexit levels. now, the record number would last year's previous— record number would last year's pievious nign— record number would last year's previous high of— record number would last year's previous high of 500,000, with a poiiion— previous high of 500,000, with a poiiion oi— previous high of 500,000, with a ponion oi inis— previous high of 500,000, with a portion of this year's intake soning— portion of this year's intake soning iron — portion of this year's intake coming from 200,000 refugees iron— coming from 200,000 refugees iron unions— coming from 200,000 refugees from ukraine. the— coming from 200,000 refugees from ukraine. the daily ieiegiopn— from ukraine. the daily telegraph suggests the recent spine— telegraph suggests the recent spine soes— telegraph suggests the recent spike comes from migration nunies— spike comes from migration numbers simply being underestimated in recent years, vnisn— underestimated in recent years, vnisn is— underestimated in recent years, which is perhaps— underestimated in recent years, which is perhaps even more onsening— which is perhaps even more concerning. the— which is perhaps even more concerning. the pm this week vovei— concerning. the pm this week vovei io— concerning. the pm this week vovei io gei— concerning. the pm this week vowed to get tough, including by ionning— vowed to get tough, including by banning families— vowed to get tough, including by banning families of foreign siuienis— banning families of foreign students coming over to live in the students coming over to live in ine us.— students coming over to live in ine un- ani— students coming over to live in ine us. no ne— students coming over to live in the uk. and he wrote in the uoiiy— the uk. and he wrote in the daily telegraph— the uk. and he wrote in the daily telegraph today i have a very— daily telegraph today i have a very sieoi— daily telegraph today i have a very clear view— daily telegraph today i have a very clear view on— daily telegraph today i have a very clear view on immigration . very clear view on immigration. it very clear view on immigration. ii musi— very clear view on immigration. ii nusiliegoi.— very clear view on immigration. it must-legal. it— very clear view on immigration. it must legal. it must be it must be legal. it must be sonivoiiei— it must be legal. it must be controlled, it— it must be legal. it must be controlled, it must be fair and fundamentally— controlled, it must be fair and fundamentally net migration neeis— fundamentally net migration neeisio— fundamentally net migration needs to come— fundamentally net migration needs to come down well. one man viii— needs to come down well. one man viin o— needs to come down well. one man viin o veen— needs to come down well. one man viin o keen eye— needs to come down well. one man with a keen eye on— needs to come down well. one man with a keen eye on britain's nigioiion— with a keen eye on britain's migration headache is richard iise— migration headache is richard iise. ieoiei— migration headache is richard tice, leader of— migration headache is richard tice, leader of reform uk . so tice, leader of reform uk. so iiisnoii— tice, leader of reform uk. so richard tice— tice, leader of reform uk. so richard tice ,_ tice, leader of reform uk. so richard tice , are— tice, leader of reform uk. so richard tice , are we now just an richard tice, are we now just an innigioiion— richard tice, are we now just an immigration nation? is that what inese— immigration nation? is that what these numbers— immigration nation? is that what

these numbers tomorrow released at these numbers tomorrow released oi snse— these numbers tomorrow released oi one on— these numbers tomorrow released oi 9:30 oe— these numbers tomorrow released at 9:30 am, are going to prove 7 _ at 9:30 am, are going to prove e inese— at 9:30 am, are going to prove ? these numbers— at 9:30 am, are going to prove ? these numbers will- at 9:30 am, are going to prove ? these numbers will be the most shocking that the country has ever seen and will prove the great lie from tory manifesto to tory. prime minister three, four times in the last 13 years. the great lie of boris's brexit campaign. with the referendum and take back control of our borders. the truth is, tomorrow's numbers, give or take, will be the size of birmingham . last year it will be birmingham. last year it will be the same or more. this year. another birmingham . this is another birmingham. this is completely unsustainable . so completely unsustainable. so rishi sunak at every single level , like all tory prime level, like all tory prime ministers does. he's all talk, he's all waffle and this sort of latest sticking plaster will make no difference whatsoever because the truth is it's completely out of control. they told us they told us they would take back control of our borders and they would bring the numbers down. they deliberate. albie opened the borders . they've opened the borders. they've created a total open border policy. and surprise, surprise,

when the doors open, lots of people are coming here because for all the reasons, including the ease on which you can sign up for benefits and all sorts of other very generous perks and things. so i just doubt how seriously rishi sunak actually, he's not serious at all because i don't know if you remember a few days ago when he was on the plane to the g7 summit in plane over to the g7 summit in japan, he was asked the japan, he was asked by the reporters in this huddle without his pr advisers able to script an answer for him whether he cared about these record net migration figures. and actually, he migration figures. and actually, is iiin-i— migration figures. and actually, he didn't really— migration figures. and actually, he didn't really seem- migration figures. and actually, he didn't really seem to.- 3" �*" 3 ”is and actually, he didn't really seem to. he an,— he didn't really seem to. he an, on— he didn't really seem to. he an, on. no— he didn't really seem to. he said, oh, no, my— he didn't really seem to. he said, oh, no, my focus is on iiiegoi— said, oh, no, my focus is on illegal immigration. my focus is on siopping— illegal immigration. my focus is on siopping ine— illegal immigration. my focus is on stopping the boats. now, vnoi-s— on stopping the boats. now, what's happened the last what's happened over the last iev— what's happened over the last iev-sieoiiy— what's happened over the last few-clearly his- what's happened over the last few clearly his advisers few days is clearly his advisers nove— few days is clearly his advisers nove soii— few days is clearly his advisers have said this— few days is clearly his advisers have said this is— few days is clearly his advisers have said this is a— few days is clearly his advisers have said this is a political iisosien— have said this is a political disaster. so— have said this is a political disaster. so he's- have said this is a political disaster. so he's toughened up his disaster. so he's toughened up nis ionguoge. — disaster. so he's toughened up his language. but— disaster. so he's toughened up his language. but it doesn't seem -from his- his language. but it doesn't seem from his heart seem to come from his heart iesuse— seem to come from his heart because .totally- seem to come from his heart because totally out of because he's totally out of iousn. — because he's totally out of iousn. us— because he's totally out of touch. he has— because he's totally out of touch. he has no- because he's totally out of touch. ii; ii; because he's totally out of touch. he has no empathy, no understanding whatsoever. he's lost control of illegal immigration, which should be zero. he's completely hinckley, deliberately given up and

created an open borders policy. so what would you do to bring it down? i've said very clearly our policy is net zero immigration. and every year about 400,000 people emigrate. and that should be the number that we allow. so one in, one out, one in, one out. you can easily organise that. i think that's a good idea. we've got a record population, we've a record population, we've got a record number people of work number of people on out of work benefits. tell you what, why benefits. i tell you what, why don't we train our own people and get them back into work and the dignity? isn't true the dignity? well isn't it true that skill own that we're not skill up our own people houses these new people houses for these new people? ithink people houses for these new people? i think we built sonening.— , i think we built something. we're building iooeoo. — something. we're building 100,000. i: i; $700 000 something. we're building- 100,000. building 200,000 homes a even look, a year, which doesn't even look, we've affordable housing we've got an affordable housing crisis health care crisis. we've got a health care crisis. we've got a health care crisis. are these people crisis. we've got a health care crisis. to are these people crisis. we've got a health care crisis. to live are these people crisis. we've got a health care crisis. to live exactly ;e people crisis. we've got a health care crisis. to live exactly . and)le crisis. we've got a health care crisis. to live exactly . and do going to live exactly. and do they push brits— going to live exactly. and do they push brits out- going to live exactly. and do they push brits out of- giii g c iilfikive�*ifmg and do they push brits out of their nonese — they push brits out of their nonese oi— they push brits out of their homes? 0” iiiii. they push brits out of their homes? iiiii. i:iii they push brits out of their homes? f i:iii they push brits out of their- homes? of course they do. so. so the price of housing to rent or buy is soaring. the whole thing is a catastrophe, not to mention the the british the impact on the british culture, british heritage or culture, the british heritage or the history, which so the british history, which is so important. and british important. and the british identity obe all of this is a disaster. i want to move on to

talk about gary lineker because this bbc's biggest star this is the bbc's biggest star presenter have to we have presenter. we have to we have to, unfortunately,— we have to we have to, unfortunately, because what nes— to, unfortunately, because what ne-s ioing— to, unfortunately, because what ne-s ioing is— to, unfortunately, because what he's doing is shocking. he's doing is so shocking. iiisnoii— he's doing is so shocking. richard-he— he's doing is so shocking. richard-he-overl he's doing is so shocking. richard he over to richard so he went over to soiiesi— richard so he went over to collect .amnesty- collect this amnesty international collect this amnesty- international-from italy. collect this amnesty- inter he's nal-from italy. collect this amnesty- inter he's given .from italy. collect this amnesty- interhe's given alfrom italy. collect this amnesty interhe's given a highly italy. now he's given a highly politicised_ now he's given a highly politicised interview with snonnei— politicised interview with snonnei .— politicised interview with channel 4 news tonight. the left wing— channel 4 news tonight. the left wing snonnei— channel 4 news tonight. the left wing snonnei .— channel 4 news tonight. the left wing channel 4 news supports geiiing— wing channel 4 news supports geiiing ine— wing channel 4 news supports geiiing ine iusi— wing channel 4 news supports getting the just stop oil pioiesieis— getting the just stop oil protesters .— getting the just stop oil protesters . watch this. they do protesters. watch this. they do siuii— protesters. watch this. they do siuii knowing— protesters. watch this. they do stuff knowing that they'll pioioiiy— stuff knowing that they'll pioioiiy ie — stuff knowing that they'll probably be locked up. 'i: probably be locked up. and i iini— probably be locked up. and i iini oi— probably be locked up. and i kind of admire— probably be locked up. and i kind of admire that in a way. and i know i know it angers a lot and i know i know it angers a ioi oi— and i know i know it angers a ioi oi peopie— and i know i know it angers a ioi oi peopie .— and i know i know it angers a lot of people , but— and i know i know it angers a lot of people , but that's kind lot of people, but that's kind of lot of people, but that's kind oi vnoi— lot of people, but that's kind oi vnoi iney— lot of people, but that's kind of what they want because it's the of what they want because it's ine oniy— of what they want because it's ine oniy voy— of what they want because it's ine oniy voy ii— of what they want because it's the only way it gets publicised oni— the only way it gets publicised oni ii-s— the only way it gets publicised oni ii-s ine— the only way it gets publicised and it's the only— the only way it gets publicised and it's the only reason we're ioiiing— and it's the only reason we're ioiiing oioui— and it's the only reason we're talking about it— and it's the only reason we're talking about it now. and i inini— talking about it now. and i think that's— talking about it now. and i think that's important. and i inni— think that's important. and i inink ii— think that's important. and i inink ii ve— think that's important. and i think if we manage to save this, ine— think if we manage to save this, save the human— think if we manage to save this, save the human race from 50 yeois— save the human race from 50 yeois oi— save the human race from 50 yeois oi iso— save the human race from 50 years or 100 years- save the human race from 50 years or 100 years time and we siiii— years or100 years time and we siiii ensi— years or100 years time and we siiii evisi .— years or100 years time and we still exist , they'll— years or 100 years time and we still exist , they'll look back still exist, they'll look back on inese— still exist, they'll look back on these and _ still exist, they'll look back on these and they'll look back on these and they'll look back on peopie— on these and they'll look back on peopie iiie— on these and they'll look back on people like that and greta inunieig— on people like that and greta inunieig oni— on people like that and greta thunberg and people like that inoi— thunberg and people like that inoi nove— thunberg and people like that that have made— thunberg and people like that that have made a real difference. _ that have made a real difference. and they might well be difference. and they might well is ine— difference. and they might well be the heroes. _ difference. and they might well be the heroes. [1 be the heroes. give me a break.

vou— be the heroes. give me a break. vou noi— be the heroes. give me a break. vou noi youv— be the heroes. give me a break. you had your head— be the heroes. give me a break. you had your head head- be the heroes. [1 you had your head head in your nonis. — you had your head head in your nonis. usi— you had your head head in your nonis. uoi o— you had your head head in your hands. not a clue— you had your head head in your hands. \i::i (up: you had your head head in your hands. \iiii (up: hands. not a clue what he's talking about. the man is a clown. he's not a great football commentator, in my view. he has no he's talking about no idea what he's talking about with to the climate with regard to the climate debate. there no climate debate. there is no climate emergency. there no climate emergency. there is no climate crisis . it's absolutely absurd . crisis. it's absolutely absurd. bbc is just what they're doing this. they are deliberately scaring people and terrifying young people in the same way bods young people in the same way boris johnson's government deliberately terrified people with lockdowns. why do you think we've got a mental health crisis? like that are crisis? clowns like that are damaging people and talking nonsense and worrying people still earning over £1 million a yean still earning over £1 million a year, though of our money. if he wants to go into politics and get elected, fine. the get elected, fine. but the taxpayer should paying taxpayer should not be paying him fine . we shouldn't be paying him fine. we shouldn't be paying him fine. we shouldn't be paying him that garbage. him to spout that garbage. leave bbc like the other leave the bbc like the other ieiiies— leave the bbc like the other ieiiies iii.— leave the bbc like the other lefties did. jon— leave the bbc like the other lefties did. jon sopel emily iioiiiis— lefties did. jon sopel emily iioiiiis iusi— lefties did. jon sopel emily maitlis just do— lefties did. jon sopel emily maitlis just do not do it at the ins— maitlis just do not do it at the ups speoiing— maitlis just do not do it at the bbc speaking of— maitlis just do not do it at the bbc speaking of ridiculous poiiiisoi— bbc speaking of ridiculous political figures though, i'm you— political figures though, i'm sure you saw this yesterday from the sure you saw this yesterday from ine iii— sure you saw this yesterday from ine iii oen— sure you saw this yesterday from the lib dem leader— sure you saw this yesterday from the lib dem leader ed davey, but in noi— the lib dem leader ed davey, but in case not this— the lib dem leader ed davey, but in case not this is— the lib dem leader ed davey, but in case not this is what he said

vnen— in case not this is what he said vnen oskei— in case not this is what he said when asked if— in case not this is what he said when asked if a— in case not this is what he said when asked if a woman can have a penis— when asked if a woman can have a penis . — when asked if a woman can have a penis . vosi— when asked if a woman can have a penis . vast majority— when asked if a woman can have a penis . vast majority of- when asked if a woman can have a penis . penis. vast majority of people whose biological sex is a woman when they were birth, they feel they're women. so the same that they're women. so the same that they feel their gender is the same as at birth. they feel their gender is the same as at birth . but there is same as at birth. but there is a very small number of people who don't feel like that. so a woman can have a penis. well, quite sieoviy— can have a penis. well, quite sieoiiy. guiie— can have a penis. well, quite clearly, quite clearly- its" dc" well, quite clearly, quite clearly . clearly, quite clearly. so we've goi— clearly, quite clearly. so we've goi io— clearly, quite clearly. so we've now got to leaders of major parties in this country who think that women can have a penis. they are not fit to govern this country . and many, govern this country. and many, many millions of women are offended and feel deeply, deeply discriminated against. it's utterly appalling . again, utterly appalling. again, someone, another man who's talking complete garbage farage he knows it's not true , but he he knows it's not true, but he hasn't got the guts and the courage to tell the truth . is courage to tell the truth. is that really the sort of leader we want running this country? i don't think so . it's probably don't think so. it's probably going— don't think so. it's probably going io— don't think so. it's probably going is ie— don't think so. it's probably going to be the— don't think so. it's probably going to be the next- qc?" . it's probably going to be the next deputy nine— going to be the next deputy prime minister,— going to be the next deputy prime minister, though, isn't nee— prime minister, though, isn't

nee-iei-s— prime minister, though, isn't he?-let's hope- prime minister, though, isn't he? let's hope not. . he? well, let's hope not. it's very— he? well, let's hope not. it's very worrying— he? well, let's hope not. . iiig g e the very worrying times. the country. i mean, look, the whole thing is just absurd . and these thing is just absurd. and these people, they they won't tell the truth. they won't honest with truth. they won't be honest with the people. and they the british people. and if they can't honest about something can't be honest about something as that , what are as simple as that, what else are they tell the truth they not going to tell the truth about? richard tice, leader of iieiorn — about? richard tice, leader of iieiorn un— about? richard tice, leader of reform uk,.great- about? richard tice, leader of reform uk,.great to- fl richard tice, leader of reform uk, great to have you reform uk, so great to have you nere— reform uk, so great to have you nere ionigni.—up- reform uk, so great to have you here tonight. _up asi here tonight. but coming up as iiisni— here tonight. but coming up as iiisni sunoi— here tonight. but coming up as rishi sunak stands up for suella braverman against the woke blob, fine braverman against the woke blob, iine aiiie— braverman against the woke blob, fine albie over— braverman against the woke blob, fine albie over that— braverman against the woke blob, fine albie over that pathetic speeiing— fine albie over that pathetic speeding ticket— fine albie over that pathetic speeding ticket row. does he now neei— speeding ticket row. does he now neei io— speeding ticket row. does he now neei io io— speeding ticket row. does he now neei is is ine— speeding ticket row. does he now need to do the same thing for nons— need to do the same thing for boris johnson— need to do the same thing for boris johnson after the perimete— boris johnson after the partygate which hunt was revived— partygate which hunt was revived ny— partygate which hunt was revived, my superstar panel reiurnei— revived, my superstar panel reiurnei io— revived, my superstar panel returned to debate that soon, pui— returned to debate that soon, iui neg,— returned to debate that soon, iui neg, os— returned to debate that soon, but next, as megan skips another oorsi— but next, as megan skips another awards ceremony— but next, as megan skips another awards ceremony amid prince uorry-s— awards ceremony amid prince norry-s sosiiy— awards ceremony amid prince harry's costly court defeat, is ine— harry's costly court defeat, is ine ousness— harry's costly court defeat, is the duchess planning a slow seporoiion— the duchess planning a slow separation from _ the duchess planning a slow separation from her husband, uorry-s— separation from her husband, harry's biographer, angela ievin— harry's biographer, angela ievin nos— harry's biographer, angela levin, has a— harry's biographer, angela levin, has a bombshell verdict on inis— levin, has a bombshell verdict on inis .— levin, has a bombshell verdict on this . she's— levin, has a bombshell verdict on this . she's going to reveal on this. she's going to reveal all on this. she's going to reveal oii sioy— on this. she's going to reveal oii sioy ioie— on this. she's going to reveal all stay late after— on this. she's going to reveal all stay late after this .

tomorrow's newspaper, front poges— tomorrow's newspaper, front poges, noi— tomorrow's newspaper, front poges, noi oii— tomorrow's newspaper, front pages, hot off the press in just a moment. but— pages, hot off the press in just a moment. but first, the latest on ine— a moment. but first, the latest on the sussex— a moment. but first, the latest on the sussex psychodrama with esieenei— on the sussex psychodrama with esteemed royal— on the sussex psychodrama with esteemed royal biographer. she's vriiien— esteemed royal biographer. she's vriiien ine— esteemed royal biographer. she's written the books— esteemed royal biographer. she's written the books on prince uorry— written the books on prince uorry oni— written the books on prince norry oni ine— written the books on prince harry and the queen angela ievin. — harry and the queen angela ievin. ani— harry and the queen angela levin. and it's— harry and the queen angela levin. and it's been five years inse— levin. and it's been five years uorry— levin. and it's been five years since harry and— levin. and it's been five years since harry and meghan tied the inoi— since harry and meghan tied the knoi in— since harry and meghan tied the knoi in o— since harry and meghan tied the vnoi in o ioyous— since harry and meghan tied the knot in a joyous windsor ceremony . but their marriage has ceremony. but their marriage has been— ceremony. but their marriage has been ior— ceremony. but their marriage has been ior iron — ceremony. but their marriage has been far from the— ceremony. but their marriage has been far from the fairytale siory— been far from the fairytale siory ve — been far from the fairytale siory we on— been far from the fairytale story we all imagine that day. ine— story we all imagine that day. ine perno— story we all imagine that day. the perma victim— story we all imagine that day. the perma victim pair failed to even acknowledge their wedding onniversory— even acknowledge their wedding onriversory on— even acknowledge their wedding anniversary on friday and their ioie— anniversary on friday and their ioke nev— anniversary on friday and their fake new york— anniversary on friday and their fake new york car— anniversary on friday and their fake new york car chase has reiusei— fake new york car chase has reduced them— fake new york car chase has reduced them to— fake new york car chase has reduced them to a global iougning— reduced them to a global laughing stock. fresh off the posi— laughing stock. fresh off the iosk oi— laughing stock. fresh off the back of reports,— laughing stock. fresh off the back of reports, the couple are, guoie— back of reports, the couple are, quote, frazzled,— back of reports, the couple are, quote, frazzled, called meghan skippei— quote, frazzled, called meghan siippei yei— quote, frazzled, called meghan skipped yet another glitzy award serernony iosi— skipped yet another glitzy award ceremony last night. skipped yet another glitzy award ceremony last night . despite ceremony last night. despite winning— ceremony last night. despite vinning o— ceremony last night. despite vinning o gong.— ceremony last night. despite winning a gong. god knows how for winning a gong. god knows how ior inoi— winning a gong. god knows how for that awful— winning a gong. god knows how for that awful archetype podcast musi— for that awful archetype podcast nusi nove— for that awful archetype podcast must have been— for that awful archetype podcast must have been a— for that awful archetype podcast must have been a fix. it came nours— must have been a fix. it came nours oiier— must have been a fix. it came hours after the— must have been a fix. it came hours after the ginger ginger uorry— hours after the ginger ginger harry embarrassingly lost a high proiiie— harry embarrassingly lost a high proiiie souri— harry embarrassingly lost a high profile court case— harry embarrassingly lost a high profile court case against the

uk government— profile court case against the uk government over his bid to nire— uk government over his bid to nire nei— uk government over his bid to hire met police— uk government over his bid to hire met police officers for privoie— hire met police officers for private protection. a blunder reporiei— private protection. a blunder reporiei io— private protection. a blunder reported to have— private protection. a blunder reported to have cost him a cool moses.— reported to have cost him a cool isooeoo. nui— reported to have cost him a cool £500,000. but this— reported to have cost him a cool £500,000. but this is what's going— £500,000. but this is what's going io— £500,000. but this is what's going is moie— £500,000. but this is what's going to make you really angry. it's going to make you really angry. ii-s sosi— going to make you really angry. ii-s sosi us— going to make you really angry. it's cost us, the— going to make you really angry. it's cost us, the british iovpoyer— it's cost us, the british taxpayer £200,000. and with the ousness— taxpayer £200,000. and with the i>usness oi— taxpayer £200,000. and with the duchess of delusions, notable iosi— duchess of delusions, notable iosk oi— duchess of delusions, notable lack of public— duchess of delusions, notable lack of public support for her ieou— lack of public support for her beau include— lack of public support for her beau include stabbing him. a kiss— beau include stabbing him. a kiss oi— beau include stabbing him. a kiss oi ine— beau include stabbing him. a kiss at the basketball. there we go ior— kiss at the basketball. there we go ior ioiiing— kiss at the basketball. there we go for failing to— kiss at the basketball. there we go for failing to attend the soronoiion— go for failing to attend the coronation and— go for failing to attend the coronation and being absent from his coronation and being absent from nis nook— coronation and being absent from nis iook ioun— coronation and being absent from his book tour. not— coronation and being absent from his book tour. not all appears vein— his book tour. not all appears veii. so— his book tour. not all appears well. so angela— his book tour. not all appears well. so angela levin. five yeors— well. so angela levin. five yeors inio— well. so angela levin. five years into this— well. so angela levin. five years into this marriage , you years into this marriage, you nove— years into this marriage, you have some information about what you inink— have some information about what you inink is— have some information about what you inink is going— have some information about what you think is going on here. yes i you think is going on here. yes iiusi— you think is going on here. yes i iusi noni— you think is going on here. yes iiusi voni io— you think is going on here. yes i just want to say— you think is going on here. yes i just want to say that- you think is going on here. yes i just want to say that i- you think is going on here. yes i just want to say that i was one of the few present batus of the wedding for cnn. and i just know how wonderful it was , how know how wonderful it was, how everyone was so happy for him . everyone was so happy for him. at last he had found someone who he loved and who could cope with the spotlight. that was one of the spotlight. that was one of ine greoiesi— the spotlight. that was one of the greatest days,— 3 that was one of the greatest days, wasn't it? it the greatest days, wasn't it? ii vvos— the greatest days, wasn't it? ii one— the greatest days, wasn't it? ii oi— the greatest days, wasn't it? it was one of the— the greatest days, wasn't it?

it was one of the greatest days. the whole country came together and it told really puts paid to their suggestion that uk has their suggestion that the uk has some racist hell hole some sort of racist hell hole because was most because actually it was the most positive day i remember in this country since the 2012 london olympics. yes. country since the 2012 london olympics . yes. and it was olympics. yes. and it was a very.— olympics. yes. and it was a very, very— olympics. yes. and it was a veryr very happy— olav it»; yes. and it was a very, very happy time, but it's iusi— very, very happy time, but it's iusi iiseniis— very, very happy time, but it's just disentis grated very badly . ii— just disentis grated very badly . ii ve— just disentis grated very badly now , if we look— just disentis grated very badly now , if we look back to that now, if we look back to that day,— now, if we look back to that ioy. ve— now, if we look back to that day, we discovered later here inoi— day, we discovered later here inoi iiegnon— day, we discovered later here that meghan was— day, we discovered later here that meghan was already planning to that meghan was already planning is ieove— that meghan was already planning to leave before— that meghan was already planning to leave before actually she got norriei. — to leave before actually she got norriei. sne— to leave before actually she got married. she had— to leave before actually she got married. she had all- to leave before actually she got married. “pi: married. she had all sorts of things leave the uk, leave the uk. so i think she's a carefully a careful planner and plotter. and my feeling is this that harry is actually doing something that is negative , something that is negative, that's upsetting, that will make him feel that he hasn't succeeded. that is very lowering. and meghan is going the other way and going around in gold and going to perhaps get a big part in a film and having

a big part in a film and having a very good new agent. so she is absolutely separating from him. as you said, she hasn't been anywhere where he really needed her. he's got a mental health issue and he needs somebody there to prop him up. anyone would actually. but she keeps away. so he's doing all the nasty stuff and she's sailing on ahead. nasty stuff and she's sailing on ahead . and i think that's the ahead. and i think that's the beginning of the end of it for him because she's planning that actually, if she has , he could actually, if she has, he could be planning. my feeling is this is what she's doing, is that , is what she's doing, is that, you know, she was making sure that he's in a hopeless situation so that she can get the children in and so that he he can't actually and he's completely isolated now from all of his family. and his friends iesuse— of his family. and his friends because also— of his family. and his friends because also his— of his family. and his friends because also his has- " car and his friends because also his has got rooms in noieis— because also his has got rooms in noieis . — because also his has got rooms in hotels . he's— because also his has got rooms in hotels . he's got- because also his has got rooms in hotels . ii; giii because also his has got rooms in hotels . giii in hotels. he's got one room permanently available for him. that's quite expensive. hotel. well i think this is shouting at him to get out or he can't take

it and it's there. but i think if you have a row in your marriage, if you've got a garden full of places where visitors can stay , you've got 16 can stay, you've got 16 bathrooms, you've got nine, ten bedrooms, you perhaps you might go into another room, but actually you're not going to go out and go somewhere else. and he's got another one in a hotel, which has got a gym, and he's there. if you get if you book it permanently , that means you're permanently, that means you're going to use it a lot. so he's not in the family house anymore . and i think that that's all what's going to happen, how he will manage if it does happen , will manage if it does happen, is quite worrying , i think. but is quite worrying, i think. but i think we'll get a sudden bolt like she did with her first husband, sent the engagement and wedding ring back in an envelope and you say this is why my king charles is playing very softly , charles is playing very softly, softly with harry, because obviously, william, we know, is

furious. and i totally understand- and i totally understand why. i totally suppori— understand why. i totally support william's decision to cut support william's decision to sui uorry— support william's decision to sui uorry oii— support william's decision to cut harry off after what he's ione. — cut harry off after what he's ione. nui— cut harry off after what he's ione. nui you— cut harry off after what he's done. but you say king charles is ieoving— done. but you say king charles is ieoving ine— done. but you say king charles is leaving the lines of communication open because he's so vorriei— communication open because he's so vorriei oioui— communication open because he's so worried about harry's fragile sioie. — so worried about harry's fragile sioie. _up— so worried about harry's fragile sioie. -inislo- so worried about harry's fragile state. _this.a long. state. i felt this for a long time. and i think, you know, people say that he's too soft. he's not soft, but he's got a son and he's very concerned about him. and anyone around him can see that he's not happy. if you saw him, even in the taxi, meghan was smiling away if it meghan was smiling away as if it was a sort of photo shoot. actually and he looked absolute terrified. and he just looked sad and very , very unhappy. and sad and very, very unhappy. and i think that his father's very aware of this. but he is an aduu aware of this. but he is an adult , aware of this. but he is an adult, angela. i mean, can we nove— adult, angela. i mean, can we nove synpoiny— adult, angela. i mean, can we have sympathy for— 'd i mean, can we have sympathy for him? i; have sympathy for him? he's vein— have sympathy for him? he's veii. i— have sympathy for him? he's veii. i neon— have sympathy for him? he's well, i mean, i've— have sympathy for him? he's well, i mean, i've been very annoyed with him and seen he's just changed so much. he's unrecognisable. but i think when someone is right on the bottom , someone is right on the bottom, i think you've got to be a little bit cautious . so the

little bit cautious. so the dream move to- e . rinsing. so the dream move to california to has iosisoiiy— dream move to california to has basically ended— dream move to california to has basically ended up— dream move to california to has basically ended up a nightmare for basically ended up a nightmare ior uorry. — basically ended up a nightmare ior norry. ves— basically ended up a nightmare for harry. “iii; cigar . for harry. yes, absolutely. it is a nightmare. he hasn't got friends there. he hasn't got a job there. really he's advising people on mental health. god help them. and what he's doing is going backwards in time to do one court case after another for which is failing and which he won't win at all. all of them 20 years ago. and this is where i get negative . it's so negative. get negative. it's so negative. i know. but this is where i get angry, right? because fine, he can waste his— angry, right? because fine, he can waste his own— a“; 37 because fine, he can waste his own money. angela iiigni. — can waste his own money. angela iiigni. so— can waste his own money. angela iiigni. so nes— can waste his own money. angela right. so he's just— can waste his own money. angela right. so he's just lost isooeoo— right. so he's just lost £500,000 because of this futile sesoni — £500,000 because of this futile second case he— £500,000 because of this futile second case he took against the none— second case he took against the none oiiise— second case he took against the home office when— second case he took against the home office when we all knew he going— home office when we all knew he going io— home office when we all knew he was going to lose,— home office when we all knew he was going to lose, he'd already iosi— was going to lose, he'd already iosi one— was going to lose, he'd already iosi nui— was going to lose, he'd already lost one. but it's— was going to lose, he'd already lost one. but it's the fact that is— lost one. but it's the fact that is sosiing— lost one. but it's the fact that it's costing us— lost one. but it's the fact that it's costing us £200,000. it was possess.— it's costing us £200,000. it was 300,000, actually. _ it's costing us £200,000. it was 300,000, actually. 0: 300,000, actually. goodness, i thought it was even worse. yes. i mean, it is appalling. and we can't forgive him. infuriating. but this man doesn't know what to do where he is , how to manage to do where he is, how to manage it. he can't manage his wife. he

can't manage the relationship because he he looks if you watch when they're together , he runs when they're together, he runs around as if he's a servant and not as if he's a husband . around as if he's a servant and not as if he's a husband. he's got to make sure that she comes out all right and opens the door. so you don't think it's a ioionsei— : so you don't think it's a balanced relationship? qc?" . balanced relationship? i don't inink— balanced relationship? i don't inink iis— balanced relationship? i don't think it's ever— balanced relationship? i don't think it's ever been a balanced relationship. i think from the first day they went on an engagement , first day they went on an engagement, which i went with them. i think that you could see nottingham. that's right. took me on that one first and he'd obviously liked it very much. and you had fears even then about meghan? i felt, yes. well she kept pushing him out of the way and wanted to shake hands with everyone and at that way and wanted to shake hands with ethey)ne and at that way and wanted to shake hands with ethey weren't and at that way and wanted to shake hands with ethey weren't married that way and wanted to shake hands with ethey weren't married even. stage they weren't married even. and nobody really to talk and nobody really wanted to talk to wanted to talk to to her. they wanted to talk to angela that just makes to her. they wanted to talk to anga a that just makes to her. they wanted to talk to anga really that just makes to her. they wanted to talk to anga really moderniat just makes to her. they wanted to talk to anga really modern woman.nakes to her. they wanted to talk to anga really modern woman. ands her a really modern woman. and harry, as it's not good manners, guy wants to support his wife. it's good manners . and it's not good manners. and actually, you come into actually, if you come into a different country, a royal different country, into a royal home, it's nothing like what you have in america. so you watch. if you went to a job, you

wouldn't say, i've got to be number one and i'm not listening to anyone on. what you do is that you sit quietly for a bit and you gradually see and then you make suggestions, her ideas that could put through that she could have put through would very happily would have been very happily accepted . but she she can't accepted. but she she can't wait. she's got to be out there in the front. and so you just don't do that. it's not the way you you do it. so you wait. and she didn't wait. you see. and you don't push somebody out of the way so you can get there first because you're more important. the problem for harry is inoi— important. the problem for harry is no inese— important. the problem for harry is that these court— the problem for harry is that these court cases, which he is that these court cases, which is ininks— is that these court cases, which is ininks is— is that these court cases, which he thinks is like— is that these court cases, which he thinks is like this life's ission— he thinks is like this life's io— he thinks is like this life's mission to bring down the nriiisn— mission to bring down the british press,— mission to bring down the british press, which, by the way,— british press, which, by the voy. in— british press, which, by the voy. in ine— british press, which, by the way, in the us— british press, which, by the way, in the us does not go down veii— way, in the us does not go down veii iesuse— way, in the us does not go down well because of— way, in the us does not go down well because of the— way, in the us does not go down well because of the first amendment.— well because of the first amendment. they believe, of ireeion— amendment. they believe, of ireeion in— amendment. they believe, of freedom in the— amendment. they believe, of freedom in the press in america . nui— freedom in the press in america . nui inis— freedom in the press in america . but this case— freedom in the press in america . but this case i've— freedom in the press in america . but this case i've been ioiioving— . but this case i've been following it— . but this case i've been following it a- . but this case i've been following it a little bit . the following it a little bit. the case against— following it a little bit. the case against the mirror group nevspoper— case against the mirror group nevspoper is— case against the mirror group newspaper is this is not looking gooi— newspaper is this is not looking gooi ior— newspaper is this is not looking gooi ior nin. — newspaper is this is not looking good for him. you— newspaper is this is not looking good for him. you know, the wise— good for him. you know, the vnoie sose— good for him. you know, the whole case seems to be soiiopsing— whole case seems to be collapsing and he's got to go

oni— collapsing and he's got to go oni give— collapsing and he's got to go and give evidence next month. inis— and give evidence next month. inis souii— and give evidence next month. this could make— and give evidence next month. this could make him a laughing siosk— this could make him a laughing siosk yei— this could make him a laughing siosk yei ogoin— this could make him a laughing stock yet again. but it's so noive— stock yet again. but it's so io— stock yet again. but it's so naive to think— stock yet again. but it's so naive to think that he when he ioesn-i— naive to think that he when he ioesn-i iive— naive to think that he when he doesn't live in— naive to think that he when he doesn't live in the— naive to think that he when he doesn't live in the country, can try doesn't live in the country, can iry oni— doesn't live in the country, can iry oni snonge— doesn't live in the country, can try and change the way that the vnoie— try and change the way that the vnoie press— try and change the way that the whole press operates. . whole press operates. it's not going— whole press operates. it's not going is— whole press operates. it's not going to happen, is it? you have to swallow a lot of it and take no notice or you live a life where you're quiet . you're away where you're quiet. you're away from this to go to hollywood and be where all the press are and are allowed to be is a nonsense . if you want quiet and you don't want to be in the press, he told me he wanted to go to africa and look after animals that were risking being, you know , no more . you do that sort know, no more. you do that sort of thing in a life. but meghan won't ever have anything to do with that. they always talk oioui— with that. they always talk oioui oii— with that. they always talk about all of— with that. they always talk about all of these- they always talk about all of these good things iney— about all of these good things iney voni— about all of these good things iney voni io— about all of these good things they want to do. _ about all of these good things they want to do. oh, we're going to they want to do. oh, we're going is go— they want to do. oh, we're going is go io— they want to do. oh, we're going is go is new— they want to do. oh, we're going to go to new zealand. we were going— to go to new zealand. we were going io— to go to new zealand. we were going is go— to go to new zealand. we were going is go io— to go to new zealand. we were going to go to canada. we were going— going to go to canada. we were going io— going to go to canada. we were going is go— going to go to canada. we were going is go io— going to go to canada. we were going to go to africa. but at ine— going to go to africa. but at in eni— going to go to africa. but at in eni oi— going to go to africa. but at the end of the— going to go to africa. but at the end of the day, it's all ioik. — the end of the day, it's all ioik. in— the end of the day, it's all talk. i'm sorry,— the end of the day, it's all talk. i'm sorry, angela, because vnen— talk. i'm sorry, angela, because vnen-sone— talk. i'm sorry, angela, because vnen-sone io—

talk. i'm sorry, angela, because when came to shove, it's when push came to shove, it's all when push came to shove, it's oii oioui— when push came to shove, it's all about-it's— when push came to shove, it's all about it's about all about this. it's all about ine— all about this. it's all about the greenback.— all about this. it's all about the greenback. all about the greenback. it's all about is— the greenback. it's all about ii-s-noney- the greenback. it's all about it's-money and. the greenback. it's all about- it's-money and money. it's all about money and money. oon-i— it's all about money and money. voni-you— it's all about money and money. don't-you happv- - it's all about money and money. don't you happy. \i don't make you happy. never nokes— don't make you happy. never makes-happv-_ don't make you happy. never makes happy. don't makes you happy. but i don't think anything make meg him think anything will make meg him happy because she will always want she'll look want more. she'll always look around. women around. she'll see other women who've bigger diamond who've got a bigger diamond or a more expensive dress or more bathrooms in 16. and that's what she wants. angela levin , prince she wants. angela levin, prince harry's biographer, fascinating stuff. thank you, angela. we viii— stuff. thank you, angela. we viii speok— stuff. thank you, angela. we will speak next— thank you, angela. we will speak next week. ’as" thank you, angela. we will speak next week. thank you. but will speak next week. thank you. nui soning— will speak next week. thank you. on soning up— will speak next week. thank you. but coming up with— will speak next week. thank you. but coming up with a— will speak next week. as“ but coming up with a sensational iegoi— but coming up with a sensational iegoi eiiori— but coming up with a sensational iegoi eiiori io— but coming up with a sensational legal effort to deport harry iron— legal effort to deport harry from america— legal effort to deport harry from america over those claims inoi— from america over those claims no ne— from america over those claims no is iiei— from america over those claims that he lied about— from america over those claims that he lied about his drug ioking— that he lied about his drug ioking on— that he lied about his drug taking on his— that he lied about his drug taking on his visa application. in— taking on his visa application. in going— taking on his visa application. in going io— taking on his visa application. i'm going to speak to the oiiorney— i'm going to speak to the attorney who's- i'm going to speak to the attorney who's behind all of inis— attorney who's behind all of this, samuel— attorney who's behind all of this, samuel dup live with me in the this, samuel dup live with me in in nexi— this, samuel dup live with me in in nexi noun— this, samuel dup live with me in the next hour. but— this, samuel dup live with me in the next hour. but first, as kisni— the next hour. but first, as rishi sunak— the next hour. but first, as rishi sunak finally grows a ioskione— rishi sunak finally grows a backbone and— rishi sunak finally grows a backbone and stands up for sueiio— backbone and stands up for suella braverman, does he now neei— suella braverman, does he now neei io— suella braverman, does he now neei io io— suella braverman, does he now need to do the— suella braverman, does he now need to do the same for boris ionnson— need to do the same for boris johnson against— need to do the same for boris johnson against the woke blob? my johnson against the woke blob? iiy supersior— johnson against the woke blob? my superstar panel returned to ieioie— my superstar panel returned to ieioie inoi— my superstar panel returned to debate that next.— my superstar panel returned to debate that next. plus, we're going— debate that next. plus, we're going io— debate that next. plus, we're going is nove— debate that next. plus, we're going is nove o— debate that next. plus, we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front poges— tomorrow's newspaper. front poges .— tomorrow's newspaper. front poges. in— tomorrow's newspaper. front poges. in sun— tomorrow's newspaper. front pages. i'm sure they're tomorrow's newspaper. front pages . i'm sure they're covering pages. i'm sure they're covering the

pages. i'm sure they're covering ins-soi— pages. i'm sure they're covering the-sad death— pages. i'm sure they're covering the-sad death of- pages. i'm sure they're covering the sad death of the great the very sad death of the great iino— the very sad death of the great iino-iini— the very sad death of the great tina-find out- the very sad death of the great tina-find out in- the very sad death of the great tina find out in just tina turner. find out in just ivo— tina turner. find out in just two minutes— tina turner. find out in just two minutes time .

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. ionigni— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. ionigni iiisni— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight rishi sunak has finally siooi— tonight rishi sunak has finally siooi up— tonight rishi sunak has finally siooi up io— tonight rishi sunak has finally stood up to the— tonight rishi sunak has finally stood up to the woke blob after onnounsing— stood up to the woke blob after announcing that— stood up to the woke blob after announcing that suella braverman vouii— announcing that suella braverman vouii noi— announcing that suella braverman vouii noi ie— announcing that suella braverman would not be probed over the speeiing— would not be probed over the speeding ticket— would not be probed over the speeding ticket farce . so was he speeding ticket farce. so was he rigni— speeding ticket farce. so was he rigni io— speeding ticket farce. so was he rigni io soii— speeding ticket farce. so was he right to call this— speeding ticket farce. so was he right to call this out as a siorn— right to call this out as a siorn in— right to call this out as a siorn in o— right to call this out as a storm in a civil- right to call this out as a storm in a civil service teacup 7 storm in a civil service teacup e nui— storm in a civil service teacup e nui ioes— storm in a civil service teacup e nui ioes ne— storm in a civil service teacup ? but does he need to do the ining— ? but does he need to do the same thing now— ? but does he need to do the same thing now to protect boris ionnson— same thing now to protect boris ionnson e— same thing now to protect boris johnson ? that's— same thing now to protect boris johnson ? that's the big debate johnson? that's the big debate viii— johnson? that's the big debate viin ny— johnson? that's the big debate with my superstar panel. and ionigni.— with my superstar panel. and unpgn, in— with my superstar panel. and tonight, i'm joined by christine uoniiion— tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton and— tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton and adam brooks and iioiinev— hamilton and adam brooks and matthew lazor. _ hamilton and adam brooks and matthew lazor. then on the eve of matthew lazor. then on the eve oi u—uoy— matthew lazor. then on the eve oi i>—i>oy ior— matthew lazor. then on the eve of d—day for immigration nation, nriioin— of d—day for immigration nation, nriioin viin— of d—day for immigration nation, britain with record— of d—day for immigration nation, britain with record figures due to britain with record figures due is ie— britain with record figures due to be published— britain with record figures due to be published tomorrow , sunak to be published tomorrow, sunak and to be published tomorrow, sunak oni siorner— to be published tomorrow, sunak and starmer went— to be published tomorrow, sunak and starmer went toe to toe at iiies. — and starmer went toe to toe at iiies. ine— and starmer went toe to toe at pmqs. the prime— and starmer went toe to toe at pmqs. 37” ii “ : pmqs. the prime minister stood on three tory manifestos . each on three tory manifestos. each

one promised to reduce immigration, each promise is broken. he believes in an open ioor— broken. he believes in an open ioor nigroiion— broken. he believes in an open door migration policy- he believes in an open door migration policy that might be door migration policy that might ie ine— door migration policy that might ie in — door migration policy that might be the case. but— door migration policy that might be the case. but what is sunak doing to reduce these numbers ? doing to reduce these numbers? or is he all just talk? we're going to thrash that one out later in the media buzz plus, after deserting his royal responsibilities in the uk , responsibilities in the uk, could prince harry be facing an astonishing deportation action from america for failing to disclose his drug use in his visa application ? well, the visa application? well, the attorney behind this hugely significant inquiry , samuel josh significant inquiry, samuel josh howie, is going to be with me to give an exclusive update on this bombshell case. also on the way this morning, presenter eamonn holmes now of this parish, has been cutting through the media spin this week as he exposed the phillip schofield circus for what it really is , right. all what it really is, right. all this nonsense about- . ”riallyr 3“ all this nonsense about giving . ”riallyr ” 3“ all this nonsense about giving him. ive— this nonsense about giving him. he iesiiei— this nonsense about giving him. i've decided to— this nonsense about giving him. i've decided to step down. i'm you— i've decided to step down. i'm you iii.— i've decided to step down. i'm sure you did. sure— i've decided to step down. i'm sure you did. sure you did. here— sure you did. sure you did. uere .— sure you did. sure you did.

uere . here-s— sure you did. sure you did. here , here's your- sure you did. sure you did. here , here's your p45- sure you did. sure you did. here, here's your p45 and i stepped on. but as itv oiiisioiiy— : but as itv officially responds, deny saying inoi— officially responds, deny saying that scoffers_ officially responds, deny saying that scoffers got— officially responds, deny saying that scoffers got the sack , is that scoffers got the sack, is ine— that scoffers got the sack, is in woke— that scoffers got the sack, is the woke broadcast continuing to ioke— the woke broadcast continuing to ioke iis— the woke broadcast continuing to take its viewers— the woke broadcast continuing to take its viewers for— the woke broadcast continuing to take its viewers for mugs? let iegeniory— take its viewers for mugs? let iegeniory sonic— take its viewers for mugs? let legendary comic jim- take its viewers for mugs? let legendary comic jim davidson , legendary comic jim davidson, who has previously clashed with philip on this morning, who hasn't takes us behind the scenes of the daytime bloodbath . that's uncancelled later. plus a ghastly this morning interview with prime minister david cameron has re—emerged and gone viral. this is where psycho field head's the witch hunt against tory politicians who were falsely accused of being have those names there. those are the names on a piece- those are the names on a piece of poper. — are the names on a piece of poper. insre— are the names on a piece of paper. there is— are the names on a piece of paper. there is a- are the names on a piece of paper. d are the names on a piece of paper. “viii; d �*" paper. there is a danger if we're not careful that this can turn into a sort of a sort of witch hunt . well, cameron's witch hunt. well, cameron's iorner— witch hunt. well, cameron's iorner iop— witch hunt. well, cameron's former top aide,— it.“ well, cameron's former top aide, craig oliver, nos— former top aide, craig oliver, nos iusi— former top aide, craig oliver, has just lifted— former top aide, craig oliver, has just lifted the lid on that oppoiiing— has just lifted the lid on that appalling incident. ll appalling incident. i'll show you— appalling incident. i'll show you vnoi— appalling incident. i'll show you vnoi ne— appalling incident. i'll show you what he has to say on schofield. it's very eye opening shortly and breaking tonight, the queen of rock and roll, tina turner, has died aged 83. inaya

sevilla . best vera baird rac . sevilla. best vera baird rac. we're going to pay tribute to the music icon later in the show, and i have a good feeling she's going to be nominated as an honorary greatest britain. the first front pages will arrive in mere moments, too. we'll see how they're covering that sad news right after that very sad news right after the headlines polly the headlines with polly middlehurst . the headlines with polly middlehurst. good the headlines with polly middlehurst . good evening with middlehurst. good evening with gb middlehurst. good evening with so nevs— middlehurst. good evening with so uevs. ine— middlehurst. good evening with gb news. the top— middlehurst. good evening with gb news. the top story- ii 3: good evening with gb news. the top story tonight, souin— gb news. the top story tonight, souin vvoies— gb news. the top story tonight, south wales police have said ineir— south wales police have said their nearest— south wales police have said their nearest vehicle was half a nie— their nearest vehicle was half a rniie ovoy— their nearest vehicle was half a mile away when— their nearest vehicle was half a mile away when the two boys in soriiii— mile away when the two boys in soriiii ere— mile away when the two boys in cardiff were killed— mile away when the two boys in cardiff were killed in a crash on iionioy— cardiff were killed in a crash on monday evening . cctv footage on monday evening. cctv footage oppeors— on monday evening. cctv footage oppeors io— on monday evening. cctv footage oppeors io snov— on monday evening. cctv footage appears to show a— on monday evening. cctv footage appears to show a police van ioiioving— appears to show a police van ioiioving on— appears to show a police van following an e—bike before the inn— following an e—bike before the fatal incident.— following an e—bike before the fatal incident. the deaths of 16 yeor— fatal incident. the deaths of 16 yeor oii— fatal incident. the deaths of 16 yeor oii kyrees— fatal incident. the deaths of 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 yeor— year old kyrees sullivan and 15 yeor oii— year old kyrees sullivan and 15 yeor oii norvey— year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans sparked rioiing— year old harvey evans sparked rioiing in— year old harvey evans sparked rioiing in ine— year old harvey evans sparked rioting in the ely— year old harvey evans sparked rioting in the ely area of the sky — rioting in the ely area of the city. hundreds— rioting in the ely area of the city. hundreds of bunches of

flowers— city. hundreds of bunches of flowers were _ city. hundreds of bunches of flowers were left at the noises— flowers were left at the roadside by— flowers were left at the roadside by friends and family. ani— roadside by friends and family. no ionigni— roadside by friends and family. and tonight there's been a soniieiii— and tonight there's been a candlelit vigil— and tonight there's been a candlelit vigil in the area . candlelit vigil in the area. nov.— candlelit vigil in the area. uov. iiisni — candlelit vigil in the area. now, rishi sunak says the latest iniioiion— now, rishi sunak says the latest inflation figures— now, rishi sunak says the latest inflation figures show the governneni— inflation figures show the government is— inflation figures show the government is making progress on his government is making progress on nis promise— government is making progress on nis pronise io— government is making progress on his promise to halve it. his comments come- his promise to halve it. his comments come as new data showed iniioiion— comments come as new data showed iniioiion ieii— comments come as new data showed inflation fell to— comments come as new data showed inflation fell to 8.7%— comments come as new data showed inflation fell to 8.7% last nonin. — inflation fell to 8.7% last nonin. ii-s— inflation fell to 8.7% last month. it's the - inflation fell to 8.7% last month. it's the first time the iigure— month. it's the first time the iigure nos— month. it's the first time the figure has fallen _ month. it's the first time the figure has fallen below 10% iise— figure has fallen below 10% iosi— figure has fallen below 10% since last august . however, with since last august. however, with iosi— since last august. however, with iooi prise— since last august. however, with food price inflation— since last august. however, with food price inflation continuing at food price inflation continuing oi o— food price inflation continuing oi o neor— food price inflation continuing at a near record— food price inflation continuing at a near record 19.1, labour is ossusing— at a near record 19.1, labour is ossusing ine— at a near record 19.1, labour is accusing the government today of ioiiing— accusing the government today of ioiiing io— accusing the government today of ioiiing io neip— accusing the government today of failing to help struggling ioniiies— failing to help struggling ioniiies .— failing to help struggling families. now gb news understands— families. now gb news understands the authorities in ioriugoi— understands the authorities in portugal hunting for clues in the disappearance of madeleine iissonn— the disappearance of madeleine iissonn viii— the disappearance of madeleine mccann, will continue their seorsn— mccann, will continue their seorsn ior— mccann, will continue their seorsn ior o— mccann, will continue their search for a third day tomorrow. ioiise— search for a third day tomorrow. ioiise aukus— search for a third day tomorrow. police aukus have— search for a third day tomorrow. police aukus have been using nesnonisoi— police aukus have been using mechanical undergrowth , cutters, mechanical undergrowth, cutters, roior— mechanical undergrowth, cutters, roior rokes— mechanical undergrowth, cutters, radar rakes and— mechanical undergrowth, cutters, radar rakes and poles today and were seen removing a number of seoiei— were seen removing a number of seoiei iogs— were seen removing a number of seoiei iogs iron— were seen removing a number of sealed bags from the scene . sealed bags from the scene. investigators— sealed bags from the scene. investigators are— sealed bags from the scene. investigators are searching for ony— investigators are searching for ony sign— investigators are searching for ony sign inoi— investigators are searching for any sign that the— investigators are searching for any sign that the three year old

oi— any sign that the three year old oi ine— any sign that the three year old was at the arade— any sign that the three year old was at the arade dam and reservoi— was at the arade dam and reservoir, which- was at the arade dam and reservoir, which was visited a nuke— reservoir, which was visited a nuier oi— reservoir, which was visited a number of times— reservoir, which was visited a number of times by the prime suspesi— number of times by the prime suspesi in— number of times by the prime suspect in the— number of times by the prime suspect in the case. christian nrueskner— suspect in the case. christian brueckner in— suspect in the case. christian brueckner in the— suspect in the case. christian brueckner in the united states, the brueckner in the united states, in iioriio— brueckner in the united states, the florida governor ron oesoniis— the florida governor ron desantis, is— the florida governor ron desantis, is set to announce nes— desantis, is set to announce ne-s eniering— desantis, is set to announce he's entering the— desantis, is set to announce he's entering the race for the me— he's entering the race for the 2024 presidential elections . 2024 presidential elections. ue-s— 2024 presidential elections. ue-siiiei— 2024 presidential elections. he's filed the— 2024 presidential elections. he's filed the paperwork and is evpesiei— he's filed the paperwork and is evpesiei io— he's filed the paperwork and is expected to announce the news at an expected to announce the news at on oniine— expected to announce the news at on oniine eveni— expected to announce the news at an online event with— expected to announce the news at an online event with the billionaire— an online event with the billionaire elon musk. it'll be on iviiier— billionaire elon musk. it'll be on twitter this— billionaire elon musk. it'll be on twitter this evening . the 44 on twitter this evening. the 44 yeor— on twitter this evening. the 44 yeor oii— on twitter this evening. the 44 yeor oii pions— on twitter this evening. the 44 year old plans to— on twitter this evening. the 44 year old plans to stand against soniiioies— year old plans to stand against candidates, including his main rivoi— candidates, including his main rivoi .— candidates, including his main rival , donald— candidates, including his main rival , donald trump, for the rival, donald trump, for the iiepuiiison— rival, donald trump, for the republican nomination . now, republican nomination. now, a neiisoi— republican nomination. now, a medical breakthrough. a man who is poroiysei— medical breakthrough. a man who is poroiysei ior— medical breakthrough. a man who is paralysed for more than a iesoie— is paralysed for more than a iesoie nos— is paralysed for more than a decade has regained the ability to decade has regained the ability is voik— decade has regained the ability is voik sinpiy— decade has regained the ability to walk simply by— decade has regained the ability to walk simply by thinking about it . neuroscientists_ to walk simply by thinking about it . neuroscientists in it. neuroscientists in switzerland- it. neuroscientists in switzerland have used artificial inieiiigense— switzerland have used artificial intelligence to _ switzerland have used artificial intelligence to create what they soii— intelligence to create what they soii o— intelligence to create what they call a wireless— intelligence to create what they call a wireless digital bridge ieiveen— call a wireless digital bridge between the— call a wireless digital bridge between the brain and the spinal soro— between the brain and the spinal sori. iney— between the brain and the spinal sori. iney soy— between the brain and the spinal sori. iney soy ii— between the brain and the spinal cord. they say it converts the inougnis— cord. they say it converts the inougnis oi— cord. they say it converts the thoughts of movement into actual movement. after— thoughts of movement into actual movement. after being paralysed in o— movement. after being paralysed

in o iisysie— movement. after being paralysed in a bicycle accident in china a iesoie— in a bicycle accident in china a iesoie ogo— in a bicycle accident in china a iesoie ogo .— in a bicycle accident in china a decade ago , gert—jan oxum can decade ago, gert—jan oxum can sioni— decade ago, gert—jan oxum can sioni .— decade ago, gert—jan oxum can now stand , walk— decade ago, gert—jan oxum can now stand , walk and even climb now stand, walk and even climb sioirs— now stand, walk and even climb sioirs .— now stand, walk and even climb sioirs. nov.— now stand, walk and even climb sioirs. uov. os— now stand, walk and even climb stairs . now, as you've been stairs. now, as you've been neoring.— stairs. now, as you've been neoring. one— stairs. now, as you've been hearing, one of— stairs. now, as you've been hearing, one of rock n roll's nosi— hearing, one of rock n roll's nosi ioous— hearing, one of rock n roll's most famous voices, tina turner nos— most famous voices, tina turner nos iiei— most famous voices, tina turner nos iiei oi— most famous voices, tina turner has died at the— most famous voices, tina turner has died at the age— most famous voices, tina turner has died at the age of 83 after a has died at the age of 83 after o iong— has died at the age of 83 after a long illness— has died at the age of 83 after a long illness .— has died at the age of 83 after a long illness . you're simply a long illness. you're simply ine— a long illness. you're simply in .— a long illness. you're simply in . iesi— a long illness. you're simply the . best better— a long illness. you're simply the . best better than all the the. best better than all the resi— the. best better than all the resi. — the. best better than all the rest . tributes— the. best better than all the rest . tributes have- the. best better than all the rest. ” “ the. best better than all the- rest . tributes have been pouring rest. tributes have been pouring in after a career spanning over 60 years. the american swiss singer— 60 years. the american swiss singer noi— 60 years. the american swiss singer had hits,— 00 «chef�*s the american swiss singer had hits, including that sinpiy— singer had hits, including that sinpiy ine— singer had hits, including that one, simply the best. what's iove— one, simply the best. what's iove soi— one, simply the best. what's iove soi io— one, simply the best. what's love got to do— one, simply the best. what's love got to do with it? and proui— love got to do with it? and proui iiory— love got to do with it? and proud mary. she- love got to do with it? and proud mary. she sold more than 180 proud mary. she sold more than ise niiiion— proud mary. she sold more than 180 million albums worldwide , 180 million albums worldwide, oni— 180 million albums worldwide, oni sne— 180 million albums worldwide, oni sne von— 180 million albums worldwide, and she won 12— 180 million albums worldwide, and she won 12 grammy awards and she and she won 12 grammy awards and sne nos— and she won 12 grammy awards and sne nos o— and she won 12 grammy awards and sne nos o sior— and she won 12 grammy awards and she has a star on— and she won 12 grammy awards and she has a star on both the noiiyvooi— she has a star on both the hollywood walk of fame and the soini— hollywood walk of fame and the soini louis— hollywood walk of fame and the saint louis walk— hollywood walk of fame and the saint louis walk of fame. tina iurner— saint louis walk of fame. tina iurner noi— saint louis walk of fame. tina turner had been— saint louis walk of fame. tina turner had been suffering ill neoiin— turner had been suffering ill health-recent— turner had been suffering ill health recent years. she was health in recent years. she was iiognosei— health in recent years. she was diagnosed with— health in recent years. she was diagnosed with cancer in 2016, oni— diagnosed with cancer in 2016, oni sne— diagnosed with cancer in 2016, oni sne noi— diagnosed with cancer in 2016, and she had a— diagnosed with cancer in 2016, and she had a kidney transplant in zen.— and she had a kidney transplant in zeii. sene— and she had a kidney transplant in 2017. gene tina— and she had a kidney transplant in 2017. gene tina turner , who

in 2017. gene tina turner, who iiei— in 2017. gene tina turner, who iiei ioioy. — in 2017. gene tina turner, who died today. you're— in 2017. gene tina turner, who died today. you're up to date on tv died today. you're up to date on iv eniine— died today. you're up to date on tv online dab+— died today. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the iunein— tv online dab+ radio and the iunein opp.— tv online dab+ radio and the tunein app. this— tv online dab+ radio and the tunein app. this is gb news, the ieopie-s— tunein app. this is gb news, the ieopie-s .— people's. channel i tomorrow's- people's. channeli l tomorrow's news people's. channel tomorrow's news tonight. now in people's. channel tomorrow'sfirst's tonight. now in people's. channel tomorrow'sfirst frontight. now in people's. channel tomorrow'sfirst front pages ow in our mediabuzz first front pages are in the metro leads with the devil baby who led a terrifying stalking campaign against premier league footballers, including england star mason mount model all a sloane pleaded guilty in court yesterday to stalking mount and billy gilmour and harassing ben chilwell and could face jail time . the could face jail time. the independent leads with a rail which has erupted as the covid pubuc which has erupted as the covid public inquiry threatens the cabinet office with legal action if they don't hand over boris johnson's whatsapp messages , the johnson's whatsapp messages, the daily express reports. scotland yard's verdict that boris johnson did not break any rules as photos circulate of the pm at

as photos circulate of the pm at a leaving do during lockdown . a leaving do during lockdown. who cares? and the daily star? well, it was the obvious headune well, it was the obvious headline today , wasn't it? headline today, wasn't it? simply the best paying tribute to tina turner, the queen of rock and roll dead at 83, my superstar panel returned. now the broadcaster and author christine hamilton, the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser, matthew lazor . party adviser, matthew lazor. now rishi sunak showed he has some type of backbone today after he stood by suella braverman against an all out attack from the british deep state . the craven msm and the state. the craven msm and the snivel service have again conspired to bring down the home secretary, trumping up claims that she broke the ministerial code by seeking special treatment over a speeding ticket. but braverman clarified this matters and a letter to the pm. it was exhaustive part of it, she said. i sought to explore whether bespoke arrangements were possible given my personal circumstances as a

security minister. security protected minister. i recognise how some people have construed this as seeking to construed this as me seeking to avoid sanction and the pm wrote in response was slightly cool ish, thought. but he said on ish, i thought. but he said on the your letter and our the basis of your letter and our discussion, decision is that discussion, my decision is that these amount breach these do not amount to a breach of ministerial code. how of the ministerial code. how ever braverman fighting off ever braverman is fighting off yet assassination yet another assassination attempt the lefty rag. the attempt after the lefty rag. the guardian leaks from guardian published leaks from the civil service that they supposed albie fact checked her statements to cabinet. and in a two pronged attack, the cabinet office are gunning for boris johnson after they handed over his chequers diaries to police without permission with the former pm and his allies readying themselves for a battle with . so, adam brooks, with the blob. so, adam brooks, the point is this is what sunak should have done a long time ago. he should have done the same with dominic raab and same thing with dominic raab and said no need said there's absolutely no need for an investigation. my deputy prime minister is not a bully and i worry that it's only a matter of time before they come for suella why has it taken him

72 hours to do this ? and i'll 72 hours to do this? and i'll tell you 72 hours to do this? and i'll ieii you ine— 72 hours to do this? and i'll tell you the reason- ii? i:iii s7 and i'll tell you the reason he's "i7 i:iii s7 and i'll tell you the reason he's in c7 i:iii s7 and i'll tell you the reason he's in a posiiion— tell you the reason he's in a position here— tell you the reason he's in a position here suella braverman is very.— position here suella braverman is very, very— position here suella braverman is very, very popular with true conservatives. _ is very, very popular with true conservatives. now now he needs to conservatives. now now he needs is proiesi— conservatives. now now he needs is proiesi ner— conservatives. now now he needs to protect her, to— conservatives. now now he needs to protect her, to protect ninseii— to protect her, to protect ninseii .— to protect her, to protect himself. if— to protect her, to protect himself. if she goes and a so—soiiei— himself. if she goes and a so—called weaker or wet conservative— so—called weaker or wet conservative is- so—called weaker or wet conservative is put in her posiiion— conservative is put in her position, that— conservative is put in her position, that will lose hundreds— position, that will lose hundreds of- position, that will lose hundreds of thousands of tory voies— hundreds of thousands of tory voies so— hundreds of thousands of tory votes. so he's— hundreds of thousands of tory votes. so he's got— hundreds of thousands of tory votes. so he's got to play it. very— votes. so he's got to play it. very iseve— votes. so he's got to play it. very clever here. - votes. so he's got to play it. very clever here. but but i don't think he did play it clever, chris. well, we can't afford to lose it. but christine, don't you just want a prime minister who's going to say like boris johnson said about patel , this is all about priti patel, this is all rubbish. stand my home. rubbish. i stand by my home. he's not that man. he's not he's not he's not that man. he's not he's noi inoi— he's not that man. he's not he's noiinoi — he's not that man. he's not he's not that man. but,— he's not that man. he's not he's not that man. but, mean, if not that man. but, i mean, if what she did, which was basically in choir, whether somebody as high profile her somebody as high profile as her could speed could have a private speed awareness if that was awareness course, if that was against the ministerial code, then ministerial code is then the ministerial code is wrong because it was a perfectly innocuous asked innocuous inquiry. she asked a guesiion— innocuous inquiry. she asked a guesiion . — innocuous inquiry. she asked a question . there something question. there was something you read out earlier on and this is wrong with rishi sunak

is what's wrong with rishi sunak you read this out as something that turner said? that tina turner said? yes. my legacy that i stayed on legacy is that i stayed on course, beginning to end , and course, beginning to end, and this is it, because i believed in something. and that is rishi's problem. he doesn't believe anything . he's got believe in anything. he's got himself by some would say himself there by some would say slightly foul means not fair, and he doesn't know to what do with well, no, he he hasn't with it. well, no, he he hasn't been— with it. well, no, he he hasn't been voiei— with it. well, no, he he hasn't been voted in.— with it. well, no, he he hasn't been voted in. he— . well, no, he he hasn't been voted in. he hasn't been voiei— been voted in. he hasn't been voiei in— been voted in. he hasn't been voiei inline— been voted in. he hasn't been voted in the country. he voted in by the country. he nosn-i— voted in by the country. he hasn't-voted- voted in by the country. he hasn't-voted in- voted in by the country. he hasn't voted in his voted in by the country. he- hasn't-voted in.his own hasn't been voted in by his own partv- — hasn't been voted in by his own poriy. ani— hasn't been voted in by his own poriy. kni inis— hasn't been voted in by his own party. and this was— hasn't been voted in by his own party. and this was at party. and this was i warned at the party. and this was i warned at in ine— party. and this was i warned at in gag, ine— party. and this was i warned at the time, the huge risk of iesoning— the time, the huge risk of becoming prime minister with no nonioie— becoming prime minister with no nonioie iron — becoming prime minister with no mandate from anyone seemingly opori— mandate from anyone seemingly opori iron— mandate from anyone seemingly opori iron nis— mandate from anyone seemingly apart from his globalist pals, siori— apart from his globalist pals, siori ieoiing— apart from his globalist pals, start leading . _ apart from his globalist pals, start leading . ii; : ii; start leading. he does. he's not leading. he's not following matthew laser. why ? why do you matthew laser. why? why do you keep— matthew laser. why? why do you keep on— matthew laser. why? why do you keep on going— matthew laser. why? why do you keep on going ior— why? why do you keep on going for suella? i mean . io— keep on going for suella? i mean . is you— keep on going for suella? i mean . is you know— keep on going for suella? i mean , do you know what— keep on going for suella? i mean , do you know what i'm just going— , do you know what i'm just going io— , do you know what i'm just going is snon— , do you know what i'm just going to show you? i just want to going to show you? i just want is king— going to show you? i just want is iring inis— going to show you? i just want to bring this daily front to bring this daily star front page— to bring this daily star front poge—inink- to bring this daily star front page _think the i page up again. i think the ionguoge— page up again. i think the language around this woman is oisoiuieiy— language around this woman is absolutely revolting. they say, vnoi— absolutely revolting. they say, vnoi o— absolutely revolting. they say, what a surprise.— absolutely revolting. they say, what a surprise. is let what a surprise. rishi is let off what a surprise. rishi is let oii-you-ve- what a surprise. rishi is let oii-you-ve goi- what a surprise. rishi is let off you've got your off cruella, you've got your vie— off cruella, you've got your viie pony— off cruella, you've got your vile party favour- off cruella, you've got your vile party favour at alastair sonpieii— vile party favour at alastair campbell describing her as

sueiio. — campbell describing her as sueiio. iney— campbell describing her as suella. they comparing her to a seer. aik— suella. they comparing her to a sewer . all powerful- suella. they comparing her to a sewer. “ via“ sewer. all powerful women, can they can't. why is the left so nosiy— they can't. why is the left so nosiy oioui— they can't. why is the left so nasty about suella— iia“ . why is the left so nasty about suella braverman? d0 nasty about suella braverman? no you— nasty about suella braverman? no you nove— nasty about suella braverman? no you iove o— nasty about suella braverman? do you have a problem- nasty about suella braverman? do you have a problem with an ethnically diverse, strong woman on the right? but you had a problem with priti patel too, so i'm just noting a bit of a trend here. priti patel broke the ruies— here. priti patel broke the ruies os— here. priti patel broke the rules as well. _ ”i“ii; priti patel broke the rules as well. oh, no, she did as rules as well. oh, no, she did os veii. — rules as well. oh, no, she did as well. suella— rules as well. oh, no, she did as well. e “ as well. suella hasn't broken rules. priti patel as well. e “ priti patel certainly rules. priti patel certainly broke— rules. priti patel certainly iroke ine— rules. priti patel certainly broke the rules— priti patel certainly broke the rules at and we don't know— broke the rules at and we don't know whether— broke the rules at and we don't know whether suella has because iiisni — know whether suella has because iiisni sunok— know whether suella has because rishi sunak hasn't— know whether suella has because rishi sunak hasn't got the guts to rishi sunak hasn't got the guts io gei— rishi sunak hasn't got the guts io gei on— rishi sunak hasn't got the guts to get an independent to get his iniepeniense— to get an independent to get his independence adviser on ninisierioi— independence adviser on ministerial because look at what noppenei— ministerial because look at what noppenei viin— ministerial because look at what happened with raab. . l. happened with raab. it opens up an unnecessary pandora's box which stops the government doing what should do to what the government should do to have the procedures there in have the procedures are there in place. you have the procedures are there in place . you have to you know, place. you have to you know, inni— place. you have to you know, iiisni ii-s— place. you have to you know, iiisni is o— f you have to you know, rishi, it's a speeding ticket. iiisni— rishi, it's a speeding ticket. rishi exactly.— rishi, it's a speeding ticket. rishi exactly. and if she'd done vnoi— rishi exactly. and if she'd done vnoi ony— rishi exactly. and if she'd done vnoi ony oi— rishi exactly. and if she'd done vnoi ony oi us— rishi exactly. and if she'd done what any of us would have done if what any of us would have done ii vei— what any of us would have done ii ve-i goi— what any of us would have done ii ve-i goi o— what any of us would have done if we'd got a speeding ticket oni— if we'd got a speeding ticket oni gone— if we'd got a speeding ticket oni gone oni— if we'd got a speeding ticket and gone and done she and gone and done the but she isn-i—sne- and gone and done the but she isn-i—sne nos- and gone and done the but she isn't—she has she's| isn't one of us. she has she's leading this speed awareness course. ican't leading this speed awareness course. i can't drive. say no, in— course. i can't drive. say no, in enougn. — course. i can't drive. say no, in enougn. ive— iiiii. i can't drive. say no, i'm enough. : i'm enough. i've done, i've been mining as well as they're both

very naughty. have to have iurnei— very naughty. have to have iurnei oui— very naughty. have to have turned out with— very naughty. have to have turned out with all- iiig 3 have to have turned out with all her ioiyguori— turned out with all her bodyguard and detectives and sesuriiy— bodyguard and detectives and security-whole- bodyguard and detectives and security whole thing bodyguard and detectives and securithave whole thing bodyguard and detectives and securithave been ivhole thing bodyguard and detectives and securithave been completely. would have been completely. iis— would have been completely. is o— would have been completely. is o vosie— would have been completely. it's a waste of— would have been completely. it's a waste of a— would have been completely. it's a waste of a whole- would have been completely. it's a waste of a whole day as well. a government minister shouldn't do the same. shouldn't have to do the same. rules apply to all. didn't rules apply to all. she didn't do rules apply to all. she didn't is i. — rules apply to all. she didn't is i. sne— rules apply to all. she didn't do it. she didn't— rules apply to all. she didn't do it. she didn't ask- rules apply to all. she didn't do it. i: i: “ e do it. she didn't ask for the rules to be changed. she sought advice and the civil are advice and the civil service are so desperate depose her. and advice and the civil service are sthink)erate depose her. and advice and the civil service are sthink it'ste depose her. and advice and the civil service are sthink it's reallerpose her. and advice and the civil service are sthink it's really sad,e her. and i think it's really sad, actually, that you don't think that government home that the government and the home secretary should actually be focusing what really matters, focusing on what really matters, which stopping which means stopping this invasion border invasion of our southern border , net migration. , bringing down net migration. that's what matters. we know we've seen the— that's what matters. we know we've seen the tories- we know we've seen the tories totally ioii— we've seen the tories totally ioii on— we've seen the tories totally ioii on inoi— we've seen the tories totally fail on that over— we've seen the tories totally fail on that over 13 years. and inoi-s— fail on that over 13 years. and inoi-s vny— fail on that over 13 years. and that's why-think- fail on that over 13 years. and that's why think we need that's why do you think we need a that's why do you think we need o-vviii— that's why do you think we need o-vviii ioe— that's why do you think we need a-will do? yes,- that's why do you think we need a-will do? yes,ido. - a party? will do? yes, i do. i inink— a party? will do? yes, i do. i inink ve— a party? will do? yes, i do. i think we need— a party? will do? yes, i do. i think we need a— a party? will do? yes, i do. i think we need a party with a pion— think we need a party with a pion io— think we need a party with a pion io siop— think we need a party with a plan to stop the— think we need a party with a plan to stop the boats rather inon— plan to stop the boats rather inon ioik— plan to stop the boats rather than talk. we've— plan to stop the boats rather than talk. we've got than talk. we've finally got a none— than talk. we've finally got a home secretary— than talk. we've finally got a home secretary that's talking. inoi-s— home secretary that's talking. inoi-s vny— home secretary that's talking. that's why-needs- that's why britain needs a snonge. — that's why britain needs a change. she's— that's why britain needs a change. 7 “g change. she's finally talking tough you tough again. what you said there, it seems like it's there, to me, it seems like it's all there is a problem with powerful is she powerful women. suella is she wants to. yeah, but it seems to be a problem with powerful women of asian descent. lefty of asian descent. the lefty media service went media and the civil service went for patel, they're for priti patel, and they're going her. not going

going for her. they're not going to indeed. to give up. they're indeed. they're going to up. they're not going to give up. now, look, last week saw piunneiing— now, look, last week saw plummeting figures now, look, last week saw- plummeting-figures for plummeting viewing figures for this plummeting viewing figures for inis-oneoi— plummeting viewing figures for this-ahead of- plummeting viewing figures for this ahead of phillip this morning ahead of phillip ssnoiieii— schofield bombshell exit from the schofield bombshell exit from ins—pernoi- schofield bombshell exit from - the _ dermot o'leary the show and with dermot o'leary and the show and with dermot o'leary one—sioniingl the show and with dermot o'leary one—sioniing ini and alison hammond standing in as and alison hammond standing in os nosis— and alison hammond standing in as hosts, ratings— and alison hammond standing in as hosts, ratings have suddenly seen—monioy-s- seen a jump as monday's instalment— seen a jump as monday's instalment attracted nearly sonse— instalment attracted nearly 60,000 _viewers - 60,000 more viewers than iniiip-s—n 60,000 more viewers than iniiip-s—. oni philip's last episode. on inursioy— philip's last episode. on inursioy .— philip's last episode. on thursday . meanwhile, a shocking thursday. meanwhile, a shocking this thursday. meanwhile, a shocking inis morning— thursday. meanwhile, a shocking this morning interview with the inen— this morning interview with the inen nine— this morning interview with the then prime minister, david soneron— then prime minister, david cameron has— then prime minister, david cameron has re—emerged and gone viroi— cameron has re—emerged and gone viroi .— cameron has re—emerged and gone viroi . vnisn— cameron has re—emerged and gone viral , which suggests that viral, which suggests that ssnoiieii— viral, which suggests that schofield was _ viral, which suggests that schofield was fortunate to has iosiei— schofield was fortunate to has iosiei os— schofield was fortunate to has lasted as long— schofield was fortunate to has lasted as long as— schofield was fortunate to has lasted as long as he did . you lasted as long as he did. you nigni— lasted as long as he did. you might remember— lasted as long as he did. you might remember this, but you proioiiy— might remember this, but you probably haven't— might remember this, but you probably haven't seen it in a vnis— probably haven't seen it in a one ii— probably haven't seen it in a while. it was— probably haven't seen it in a while. it was conducted in 2012, in ine— while. it was conducted in 2012, in in noke— while. it was conducted in 2012, in the wake of— while. it was conducted in 2012, in the wake of the— while. it was conducted in 2012, in the wake of the jemmy savile ssonioi. — in the wake of the jemmy savile scandal. what— in the wake of the jemmy savile scandal. what as— in the wake of the jemmy savile scandal. what as schofield speorneois— scandal. what as schofield spearheads a— scandal. what as schofield spearheads a witch hunt against oiiegei— spearheads a witch hunt against oiiegei iory— spearheads a witch hunt against alleged tory, which would prove kyiv— alleged tory, which would prove kyiv io— alleged tory, which would prove kyiv is ie— alleged tory, which would prove kyiv to be based— alleged tory, which would prove kyiv to be based on totally made up ossusoionsi— kyiv to be based on totally made up accusations, took me about inree— up accusations, took me about three minutes— up accusations, took me about three minutes last— up accusations, took me about three minutes last night to sonioin— three minutes last night to contain annually find a list of the contain annually find a list of in soe— contain annually find a list of the same names— contain annually find a list of the same names i— contain annually find a list of the same names i have those nornesinere. — the same names i have those names there. aii; the same names i have those names there. those are the names on a piece of paper. you know

the names on that piece of papen the names on that piece of paper. will you be speaking to those people? i think, philip, this is really important, right? because there is a danger if we're not careful— because there is a danger if we're not careful that this can iurn— we're not careful that this can iurn inio— we're not careful that this can iurn inio o— we're not careful that this can turn into a sort— we're not careful that this can turn into a sort of— we're not careful that this can turn into a sort of a sort of viisn— turn into a sort of a sort of viisn nuns— turn into a sort of a sort of witch hunt, particularly against peopie— witch hunt, particularly against peopie vno— witch hunt, particularly against peopie vno ore— witch hunt, particularly against people who are gay . and i'm people who are gay. and i'm vorriei— people who are gay. and i'm worried about— people who are gay. and i'm worried about the sort of thing youre— worried about the sort of thing youre ioing— worried about the sort of thing you're doing right now, giving me o iisi— you're doing right now, giving me o iisi oi— you're doing right now, giving me a list of names that you've ioken— me a list of names that you've ioken oii— me a list of names that you've ioken oii ine— me a list of names that you've taken off the internet. david soneron— taken off the internet. david cameron was— taken off the internet. david cameron was totally right there. iniiiip— cameron was totally right there. phillip schofield _ cameron was totally right there. phillip schofield was— cameron was totally right there. phillip schofield was completely wrong. reacting to that wrong. and reacting to that online. cameron's former top aide, craig oliver, has actually opened up for the first time and revealed what went on and how schofield was operating . so he schofield was operating. so he wrote, i was standing ten feet away, the pm was supposed to be on talking about a dementia policy and schofield suddenly claimed he had done three minutes of research to uncover alleged tory. the names on his card were visible and he somehow thought that was his only mistake. and oliver went on. looking back, i think cameron's decision not to complain about schofield's stunts saved the tv

presenter. he sent the pm a handwritten apology that lamented the fact names on the card had been revealed, but with no understanding he had contributed to a witch hunt . and contributed to a witch hunt. and it is really fascinating looking back at this interview in the context of now , isn't it, context of now, isn't it, christine? well, it was incredibly _ “ii;7 well, it was incredibly arrogant of him, and onyioiy— incredibly arrogant of him, and onyioiy souii— incredibly arrogant of him, and anybody could just freeze frame inoi— anybody could just freeze frame inoi oeni— anybody could just freeze frame that moment when he handed the piese— that moment when he handed the pieseosro-ss— that moment when he handed the pieseosro-ss io- that moment when he handed the piece across to cameron piece of paper across to cameron oni— piece of paper across to cameron one-were— piece of paper across to cameron and _were-names.- and there were the names. i onyioiy— and there were the names. i- mean, anybody—seen mean, anybody could have seen vnoi—were.- mean, anybody could have seen vnoi—were. ii- mean, anybody could have seen what—were. it was. mean, anybody could have seen what—were. it was al what the names were. it was a groiesgue— what the names were. it was a groiesgue ining— what the names were. it was a grotesque thing to do. it was groiesgue— grotesque thing to do. it was groiesgue io — grotesque thing to do. it was grotesque to do— grotesque thing to do. it was grotesque to do it anyway. but to grotesque to do it anyway. but io-soneron- grotesque to do it anyway. but to-cameronlthat. grotesque to do it anyway. but. to-cameronlthat way. to ambush cameron in that way. ani— to ambush cameron in that way. andlmusi— to ambush cameron in that way. anilnusi soy.— to ambush cameron in that way. andimust say, you— to ambush cameron in that way. and must say, you cameron and i must say, you said cameron oisoiuieiy— and i must say, you said cameron was absolutely came was absolutely right. he came across-statesman. was absolutely right. he came across statesman like. was absolutely right. he came anever statesman like. was absolutely right. he came anever thought statesman like. was absolutely right. he came anever thought i'd atesman like. was absolutely right. he came anever thought i'd say man like. was absolutely right. he came anever thought i'd say that like. i never thought i'd say that oioui— i never thought i'd say that about about— i never thought i'd say that about about cameron. but you son— about about cameron. but you sori oi— about about cameron. but you sori oi kini— about about cameron. but you sort of kind of— about about cameron. but you sort of kind of wish he was siiii— sort of kind of wish he was still around— sort of kind of wish he was still around seeing. '“i: still around after seeing. and it's-interesting,- still around after seeing. and it's interesting, isn't it, it's just interesting, isn't it, adam? moment lots adam? because at the moment lots of close to phillip of people close to phillip schofield saying, schofield are saying, oh, there's hunt against there's a witch hunt against phillip schofield gay man. phillip schofield as a gay man. but, what he was but, but that's what he was doing. he that. and now doing. he did that. and now suiieniy— doing. he did that. and now suiieniy nis— as “3 he did that. and now suddenly his brother's a convicted. _ suddenly his brother's a convicted. you couldn't convicted. yeah you couldn't noke— convicted. yeah you couldn't nokelup.— convicted. yeah you couldn't makelup. there- convicted. yeah you couldn't make up. there you make it up. there isn't. you souii— make it up. there isn't. you souii-inis- make it up. there isn't. you could _this up.- make it up. there isn't. you could-this up. l make it up. there isn't. youi could _this up. is make it up. there isn't. you- could _this up. is there

could not make this up. is there a could not make this up. is there o viisn— could not make this up. is there o viisn iuni— could not make this up. is there a witch hunt against phillip schofield? matthew lazar? no, oisoiuieiy— schofield? matthew lazar? no, absolutely-there's- 7011“? matthew lazar? no, absolutely there's just absolutely not. there's just common sense— absolutely not. there's just common sense prevailing, which it should have done in 2012. i neon-o-oi- it should have done in 2012. ii mean,-a-of years mean, it was a couple of years ieiore— mean, it was a couple of years beforeiremember_ mean, it was a couple of years before remember taking ed before i remember taking ed iiiiiioni— before i remember taking ed miliband morning miliband to the this morning siuiio— miliband to the this morning siuiio. oni— miliband to the this morning studio, and we— miliband to the this morning studio, and we were expecting soneining— studio, and we were expecting something—knowl studio, and we were expecting- something_know what something similar. you know what noppeneie— something similar. you know what noppeneie-vos— something similar. you know what happened?-was the- something similar. you know what happened? was the time something similar. you know what hwasened? was the time something similar. you know what hwas there was the time something similar. you know what hwas there with was the time something similar. you know what hwas there with him. is the time something similar. you know what hwas there with him. it the time something similar. you know what hwas there with him. it wastime i was there with him. it was okoy. — i was there with him. it was okoy. nine— i was there with him. it was okay. the previous time he okay. but the previous time he iriei— okay. but the previous time he iriei io— okay. but the previous time he iriei io puki— okay. but the previous time he tried to pulllstunt- okay. but the previous time he tried to pull stunt about the tried to pull a stunt about the sosi— tried to pull a stunt about the sosi oi— tried to pull a stunt about the sosi oi o— tried to pull a stunt about the sosi oi o pini— tried to pull a stunt about the cost of a pint of— tried to pull a stunt about the cost of a pint of milk or vioieven— cost of a pint of milk or whatever, it— cost of a pint of milk or whatever, it was all about. it oii— whatever, it was all about. it was all-phillip- whatever, it was all about. it was all phillip schofield was all about phillip schofield and was all about phillip schofield one—ine- and it wasn't about the progronne— and it wasn't about the programme, and that's what uiiinoieiy— ultimately led to his death. usi— ultimately led to his death. uni o— ultimately led to his death. uni onion-— ultimately led to his death. not a .man. dan - ultimately led to his death. not a-man. dan not- ultimately led to his death. not a-man. dan not a. ultimately led to his death. i not a-man. dan not a nice not a nice man. dan not a nice man. matthew adam brooks. christine hamilton. man. matthew adam brooks. . christine hamilton.-superstar christine hamilton. my superstar ponei— christine hamilton. my superstar ponei io— christine hamilton. my superstar ponei io sioni— christine hamilton. my superstar panel do stand by,— christine hamilton. my superstar panel do stand by, though, christine hamilton. my superstar panel dc amidst by, though, christine hamilton. my superstar panel dcamidst by, th(claims christine hamilton. my superstar panel dc amidst by, th(claims that christine hamilton. my superstar pane servantsist by, th(claims that christine hamilton. my superstar paneservants have th(claims that christine hamilton. my superstar pane servants have to

foundation on. he's the man ienini— foundation on. he's the man ienini inis— foundation on. he's the man behind this case.— foundation on. he's the man behind this case. he's going to ioin— behind this case. he's going to ioin ne— behind this case. he's going to on me viin— behind this case. he's going to join me with exclusive information- join me with exclusive information on after information on straight after inis— information on straight after inis .—

so anyway, headline is every nigni— so anyway, headline is every nigni iron— so anyway, headline is every nigni iron ii— so anyway, headline is every night from 11 on— so anyway, headline is every night from 11 on gb news nriioin-s— night from 11 on gb news nriioin-s .— night from 11 on gb news britain's . jim— night from 11 on gb news britain's . jim davidson's britain's. jim davidson's unmissable— britain's. jim davidson's unmissable revelations on iniiiip— unmissable revelations on phillip schofield coming up. nui— phillip schofield coming up. on iron— phillip schofield coming up. but first, prince— phillip schofield coming up. but first, prince harry- phillip schofield coming up. but first, prince harry is- but first, prince harry is quickly realising the meaning of the phrase when it rains , it the phrase when it rains, it pours after the fake car chase,

losing a major court battle with u.k. government plunging global popularity and a host of other legal wrangles looming , the duke legal wrangles looming, the duke of delusion could soon be facing the explosive prospect of deportation from the united states for lying on his immigration visa about previous drug use . in immigration visa about previous drug use. in his grim tell all memoir, spare me the prince revealed how he's taken anything from cannabis and magic mushrooms to class—a drugs like cocaine . but us mushrooms to class—a drugs like cocaine. but us immigration mushrooms to class—a drugs like cocaine . but us immigration laws cocaine. but us immigration laws say that any foreigner determined to be a drug user is classed as inadmissible . well, classed as inadmissible. well, now the hugely respected us think tank, the heritage foundation, is battling joe biden's government to obtain harry's visa application in full. in a bid to uncover the truth . this is the brutal moment truth. this is the brutal moment heritage foundation's president kevin roberts told the daily telegraph that america wants harry to go . home. 2 or 3% of harry to go. home. 2 or 3% of the harry to go. home. 2 or 3% of ine popuioiion— harry to go. home. 2 or 3% of the population that— grin 2 or 3% of the population that loves the nonsense that— the population that loves the nonsense that that harry and

region— nonsense that that harry and iiegnon spew.— nonsense that that harry and meghan spew. you don't have to worry— meghan spew. you don't have to worry oioui— meghan spew. you don't have to worry about americans being on ineir— worry about americans being on ineir sine.— worry about americans being on their side. they're— worry about americans being on their side. they're on britain's siie— their side. they're on britain's siie. snouii— their side. they're on britain's side. should he— their side. they're on britain's side. should he be deported? �*fvi�*ii; side. should he be deported? we ion-i— side. should he be deported? we ion-i iike— side. should he be deported? we don't like-being— side. should he be deported? we don't like-being in- side. should he be deported? we don't like being in america don't like him being in america and we would for to and we would love for him to come you or somewhere. come back to you or somewhere. i guess we americans, we see i guess we as americans, we see ninse— i guess we as americans, we see irinse uorry— i guess we as americans, we see prince harry-same- i guess we as americans, we see prince harry same way you prince harry the same way you see president— prince harry the same way you see president-you- prince harry the same way you see president you can see president biden, you can nove— see president biden, you can nove-iosk— see president biden, you can nove-iosk . — see president biden, you can have-back . well,- see president biden, you can have back . �*fvi�*iigl “ “g see president biden, you can- have-back . well, joining me have him back. well, joining me live now is the man leading the legal charge against harry and his visa outside counsel at the heritage foundation's oversight project, samuel josh howie . so, project, samuel josh howie. so, samuel, great to have you here tonight. are the walls closing in on harry, staying in the us ? in on harry, staying in the us? well, we'll have to see because in souri— well, we'll have to see because we're in court because we're iosing— we're in court because we're facing obstruction and denials iron— facing obstruction and denials iron ine— facing obstruction and denials from the biden— facing obstruction and denials from the biden administration . from the biden administration. inere— from the biden administration. inere is— from the biden administration. inere is o— from the biden administration. there is a clear— from the biden administration. there is a clear public interest oni— there is a clear public interest and understand— there is a clear public interest and understand .— there is a clear public interest and understand . did and understand. did participants, harry, get preferential— participants, harry, get preferential treatment? and we nove— preferential treatment? and we nove o— preferential treatment? and we nove o very— preferential treatment? and we have a very strong case that inese— have a very strong case that these records— have a very strong case that these records should be made puiiis— these records should be made puiiis. pui— these records should be made public, but they're fighting us oni— public, but they're fighting us and we're going— public, but they're fighting us and we're going to have to be in souri— and we're going to have to be in souri oni— and we're going to have to be in court and there— and we're going to have to be in court and there will— and we're going to have to be in court and there will be iiiigoiion— court and there will be litigation and we're confident we litigation and we're confident ve viii— litigation and we're confident we will prevail.—

litigation and we're confident we will prevail. but it's going to we will prevail. but it's going is ie— we will prevail. but it's going is is o— we will prevail. but it's going is is o iong— we will prevail. but it's going to be a long haul— we will prevail. but it's going to be a long haul because from vnoi— to be a long haul because from vnoi you— to be a long haul because from vnoi you know— to be a long haul because from what you know of— to be a long haul because from what you know of prince harry's reveioiions— what you know of prince harry's revelations of— what you know of prince harry's revelations of being a prominent and consistent— revelations of being a prominent and consistent user of illegal irugs— and consistent user of illegal irugs is— and consistent user of illegal drugs, is there— and consistent user of illegal drugs, is there any way that he souii— drugs, is there any way that he souii goin— drugs, is there any way that he could gain access— drugs, is there any way that he could gain access to the us if he could gain access to the us if is ere— could gain access to the us if is iike— could gain access to the us if he were like you— could gain access to the us if he were like you and me in oriinory— he were like you and me in ordinary bloke— he were like you and me in ordinary bloke ? “ he were like you and me in ordinary bloke ? ” ordinary bloke? i mean, our understanding from all the information is no, he probably wouldn't or there would be a very lengthy process . and that's very lengthy process. and that's the very lengthy process. and that's in proiien— very lengthy process. and that's ine proiien in— very lengthy process. and that's the problem in this— very lengthy process. and that's the problem in this case- the problem in this case illustrates— the problem in this case illustrates he— the problem in this case illustrates he is a global elite viin— illustrates he is a global elite viin ieiiisi— illustrates he is a global elite with leftist ideals . erg, who with leftist ideals. erg, who nos— with leftist ideals. erg, who nos soe— with leftist ideals. erg, who nos io— with leftist ideals. erg, who has come to america and tried to noke— has come to america and tried to noke money— has come to america and tried to noke noney oii— has come to america and tried to make money off his— has come to america and tried to make money off his title while at make money off his title while oi ine— make money off his title while oi ine soe— make money off his title while at the same time— make money off his title while at the same time lecturing everyioy— at the same time lecturing everyday americans on how to iive.— everyday americans on how to iive. ani— everyday americans on how to iive. ani ii— everyday americans on how to live. and if he— everyday americans on how to live. and if he wants to lecture everyioy— live. and if he wants to lecture everyday americans on how to iive— everyday americans on how to iive vniie— everyday americans on how to live while using— everyday americans on how to live while using his royal title .inen— live while using his royal title nu. ne— live while using his royal title , then he should— live while using his royal title , then he should comply scrupulously— , then he should comply scrupulously with our rules . scrupulously with our rules. kni— scrupulously with our rules. and is— scrupulously with our rules. and he hasn't— scrupulously with our rules. and he hasn't .— scrupulously with our rules. and he hasn't . so- scrupulously with our rules. and he hasn't . so it- scrupulously with our rules. and he hasn't . so it does lead and he hasn't. so it does lead you to suggest that there is

some form of special treatment going on, because, as you say, he's not just on the left, is he 7 he's not just on the left, is he ? before the last election , him ? before the last election, him and meghan made it very clear that they were encouraging us voters to boot donald trump out of office and vote for joe biden . oh, albie absolutely. and this is part of a broader— o“ and this is part of a broader issue. the niien— is part of a broader issue. the biden administration is ignoring our biden administration is ignoring ions— biden administration is ignoring our laws on immigration , on our our laws on immigration, on our souinern— our laws on immigration, on our southern border— our laws on immigration, on our southern border is— our laws on immigration, on our southern border is a mess . it's southern border is a mess. it's iusi— southern border is a mess. it's iusi iike— southern border is a mess. it's iusi iike ine— southern border is a mess. it's just like the southern border in the just like the southern border in in uniiei— just like the southern border in the united kingdom. and they're opposing— the united kingdom. and they're opposing ony— the united kingdom. and they're opposing ony voy— the united kingdom. and they're opposing any way to fix it. and iney-re— opposing any way to fix it. and iney-re ignoring— opposing any way to fix it. and they're ignoring the laws that are they're ignoring the laws that inere. — they're ignoring the laws that are there. the— they're ignoring the laws that are there. the only consistent prinsipie— are there. the only consistent prinsipie is— are there. the only consistent principle is special treatment for principle is special treatment iorineir— principle is special treatment for their friends. _ principle is special treatment for their friends. so we have a lot for their friends. so we have a ioi oi— for their friends. so we have a lot of suspicions— for their friends. so we have a lot of suspicions here. they're going— lot of suspicions here. they're going io— lot of suspicions here. they're going is inrov— lot of suspicions here. they're going to throw up— lot of suspicions here. they're going to throw up their roadblocks,— going to throw up their roadblocks, but we're going to get roadblocks, but we're going to gei io— roadblocks, but we're going to gei io ine— roadblocks, but we're going to get to the truth.— roadblocks, but we're going to get to the truth. _ roadblocks, but we're going to get to the truth. “cs get to the truth. yes. so i was going— get to the truth. yes. so i was going to say, what is your plan? how can you get to the truth given seems very clear to me given it seems very clear to me that the biden administration are trying to frustrate your case, which, by the way, i completely support. but but what

are you going to do ? well, are you going to do? well, fortunately , we— are you going to do? well, fortunately , we the- grin “g i:iii7 well, fortunately , we the final say in fortunately, we the final say in inese— fortunately, we the final say in these matters— fortunately, we the final say in these matters is— fortunately, we the final say in these matters is had by a ieieroi— these matters is had by a federal judge— these matters is had by a federal judge and were in ieieroi— federal judge and were in federal court— federal judge and were in federal court right now . so we federal court right now. so we iiei— federal court right now. so we iiiei our— federal court right now. so we filed our complaint. federal court right now. so we filed our complaint . we filed filed our complaint. we filed noiions— filed our complaint. we filed motions and— filed our complaint. we filed motions and we're going to iiiigoie— motions and we're going to iiiigoie ine— motions and we're going to litigate the case in court iesuse— litigate the case in court because the _ litigate the case in court because the biden administration may— because the biden administration noy ie— because the biden administration noy ie oiie— because the biden administration noy ie oiie io— because the biden administration may be able to ignore the anerison— may be able to ignore the american people. they may be oiie— american people. they may be oiie io— american people. they may be able to ignore— american people. they may be able to ignore the— american people. they may be able to ignore the media, but iney— able to ignore the media, but iney son-i— able to ignore the media, but they can't ignore— able to ignore the media, but they can't ignore a federal judge— they can't ignore a federal iuige oni— they can't ignore a federal judge and that's unfortunately vnere— judge and that's unfortunately vnere ve— judge and that's unfortunately where we are .— judge and that's unfortunately where we are . the only way to where we are. the only way to get— where we are. the only way to gei inen— where we are. the only way to gei inen io— where we are. the only way to get them to comply with lawful pou— get them to comply with lawful ioui reguesis— get them to comply with lawful foia requests is— get them to comply with lawful foia requests is to sue them, iigni— foia requests is to sue them, iigni inen— foia requests is to sue them, iigni inen in— foia requests is to sue them, fight them in court, and get a ieieroi— fight them in court, and get a ieieroi iuige— fight them in court, and get a federal judge to— fight them in court, and get a federal judge to order disclosure— federal judge to order disclosure . - federal judge to order disclosure . o7 iiiii. federal judge to order- disclosure . of course, there federal judge to order— disclosure . of course, there may disclosure. of course, there may be a change of government in the us in the not too distant future. do you think there could be a seismic change that could threaten prince harry's residency under a, say, return of president trump to the white house, or given what we're heanng house, or given what we're hearing tonight, a president ron desantis to the white house? i

mean, i think there will be a eissi— mean, i think there will be a seismic change— mean, i think there will be a seismic change in border policy oni— seismic change in border policy oni inere— seismic change in border policy and there will— seismic change in border policy and there will be— seismic change in border policy and there will be an actual serious attempt— and there will be an actual serious attempt to defend anerison— serious attempt to defend american sovereignty and defend the american sovereignty and defend ine iorier— american sovereignty and defend ine iorier .— american sovereignty and defend the border . and— american sovereignty and defend the border . and i— american sovereignty and defend the border . and i think as part the border. and i think as part of the border. and i think as part oi inoi— the border. and i think as part of that, certainly— the border. and i think as part of that, certainly you will see a of that, certainly you will see o very— of that, certainly you will see o very soreiui— of that, certainly you will see a very careful examine ation not oniy— a very careful examine ation not oniy oi— a very careful examine ation not oniy oi vnoi— a very careful examine ation not only of what laws— a very careful examine ation not only of what laws did the biden administration— only of what laws did the biden administration ignore, but what iovours— administration ignore, but what iovours iii— administration ignore, but what favours did they— administration ignore, but what favours did they do for the gioioi— favours did they do for the global liberal— favours did they do for the global liberal elites that espouse— global liberal elites that espouse their— global liberal elites that espouse their message and iesiure— espouse their message and iesiure ior— espouse their message and lecture for the— espouse their message and lecture for the common american peopie— lecture for the common american peopie iron — lecture for the common american people from their— lecture for the common american people from their eight figure e — people from their eight figure mansions ? so— people from their eight figure mansions ? so if— people from their eight figure mansions ? 7 mansions? so if the law is followed, samuel , is there followed, samuel, is there a possibility that prince harry could find himself deported from the us that is certainly one of the us that is certainly one of the many possible oddities. we just don't know what we just don't know what happened iesuse— just don't know what happened because we don't— just don't know what happened because we don't have the information— because we don't have the information because they are viinnoiiing— information because they are withholding it— information because they are withholding it from us. but if he withholding it from us. but if is iies— withholding it from us. but if he lies, that's— withholding it from us. but if he lies, that's the problem. 7 he lies, that's the problem. if he lies, that's the problem. if is iiei— he lies, that's the problem. if is iiei oni— he lies, that's the problem. if he lied and you— he lies, that's the problem. if he lied and you can- he lies, that's the problem. 7 he lies, that's the problem. if he lied and you can prove that he lied and you can prove that he lied and you can prove that he lied on the form, could he then be deported ? did you us it

then be deported? did you us it is commonly the case that if you are found to have lied on an immigration form that you will be deported? wow . wow, wow. so be deported? wow. wow, wow. so he could be in deep trouble. so you've got to keep fighting this, though, because it's important. you know, you can't boast about breaking the law and then have the red carpet rolled up because there are so many brits who want to enter the us. this is a really, really fascinating case. keep fighting the good fight that samuel josh howie, outside counsel at the heritage foundation oversight project. but coming up in uncanceled as phillips schofield looks around in vain for supporters after his reign of terror came crashing down, britain's favourite entertainer , jim davidson, gives his first hand account of being confined by scopes to face treachery when he appeared on the this morning sofa, that unmissable account soon. but first, in the media buzz on the eve of d—day , as we buzz on the eve of d—day, as we stand on the brink of becoming immigration nation , britain with

immigration nation, britain with record figures due to be published tomorrow, will the pm follow through on his hardline rhetoric when it comes to this crisis, or is he all talk? we're going to thrash that one out as my superstar panel return in just a moment.

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scotland yard's vip sex abuse inquiry— scotland yard's vip sex abuse inquiry allegations of inquiry facing allegations of gross— inquiry facing allegations of gross misconduct following ioiioving— gross misconduct following following investigation by following an investigation by the following an investigation by ins—ani- following an investigation by the _and there. following an investigation by the and there she following an investigation by. the—and there she is the newspaper. and there she is , the newspaper. and there she is . iino— the newspaper. and there she is . iino iurner — the newspaper. and there she is , tina turner. she— the newspaper. and there she is , tina turner. she was simply ine— , tina turner. she was simply in oesi.— , tina turner. she was simply the best. 1939— , tina turner. she was simply the best. 1939 to— , tina turner. she was simply the best. 1939 to 2023. really soi— the best. 1939 to 2023. really soi nevs— the best. 1939 to 2023. really sad news tonight— the best. 1939 to 2023. really sad news tonight that the queen of sad news tonight that the queen oi rosk— sad news tonight that the queen oi rosk oni— sad news tonight that the queen of rock and roll— sad news tonight that the queen of rock and roll has died. my supersior— of rock and roll has died. my superstar panel— of rock and roll has died. my superstar panel returned. now the broadcaster— superstar panel returned. now the broadcaster and author snrisiine— the broadcaster and author christine hamilton, the businessman- christine hamilton, the businessman and activist adam brooks— businessman and activist adam nrooks oni— businessman and activist adam brooks, and former labour party oiviser— brooks, and former labour party adviser matthew— brooks, and former labour party adviser matthew lazor , now in adviser matthew lazor, now in vnoi— adviser matthew lazor, now in vnoi is— adviser matthew lazor, now in vnoi is ioin— adviser matthew lazor, now in what is both a— adviser matthew lazor, now in what is both a humiliating and oiorning— what is both a humiliating and alarming moment for this tory governneni— alarming moment for this tory government and— alarming moment for this tory government and the country tomorrow, immigration figures viii— tomorrow, immigration figures viii ie— tomorrow, immigration figures will be published, which are expesiei— will be published, which are evpesiei io— will be published, which are expected to show it at record ieveis— expected to show it at record ieveis. ine— expected to show it at record levels. the official statistics souii— levels. the official statistics souii see— levels. the official statistics could see legal— levels. the official statistics could see legal nat migration hit could see legal nat migration nii ieseos— could see legal nat migration hit 700,000 or— could see legal nat migration hit 700,000 or more for 2022. do ivoriing— hit 700,000 or more for 2022. do ivoriing ine — hit 700,000 or more for 2022. do dwarfing the previous annual nign— dwarfing the previous annual nign oi— dwarfing the previous annual high of 504,000. and while rishi sunok— high of 504,000. and while rishi sunok nos— high of 504,000. and while rishi sunak has rightly— high of 504,000. and while rishi sunak has rightly warned today in ine— sunak has rightly warned today in in noiiy— sunak has rightly warned today in the daily telegraph that uncontrolled— in the daily telegraph that uncontrolled immigration leads to unmanageable pressures on nousing.— to unmanageable pressures on housing, schools— to unmanageable pressures on housing, schools and hospitals, he

housing, schools and hospitals, ne nusi— housing, schools and hospitals, ne nusi oiso— housing, schools and hospitals, he must also know that the time for he must also know that the time ior ioiking— he must also know that the time ior ioiking is— he must also know that the time for talking is over— he must also know that the time for talking is over and that tomorrow is— for talking is over and that tomorrow is d—day for britain as an tomorrow is d—day for britain as on innigroiion— tomorrow is d—day for britain as an immigration nation , an even an immigration nation, an even open— an immigration nation, an even open ioriers— an immigration nation, an even open borders. proponents iiierory— open borders. proponents literary starmer seems to understand— literary starmer seems to understand the significance of the understand the significance of in oeni— understand the significance of the moment as— understand the significance of the moment as he and sunak iroiei— the moment as he and sunak traded blows— the moment as he and sunak traded blows at— the moment as he and sunak traded blows at pmqs. earlier, the traded blows at pmqs. earlier, in nine— traded blows at pmqs. earlier, the prime minister stood on inree— the prime minister stood on inree iory— the prime minister stood on three tory manifestos . art.“ three tory manifestos. each one pronisei— three tory manifestos. each one pronisei io— three tory manifestos. each one promised to reduce immigration. each promised broken. what is the honourable— art.“ : what is the honourable gentleman's contribution— the honourable gentleman's contribution ?_ the honourable gentleman's contribution ? an there are contribution? an there are oisoiuieiy— contribution? an there are absolutely no— contribution? an there are absolutely no ideas . there is no absolutely no ideas. there is no , nov— absolutely no ideas. there is no , no, no. absolutely- absolutely no ideas. there is no , no, no. absolutely no- absolutely no ideas. there is no , no, no. oily , no, no. absolutely no ideas, absolutely no semblance that there would be any control. why ? because he believes in- ? because he believes in an open ioor— ? because he believes in an open ioor nigroiion— ? because he believes in an open door migration policy . “ door migration policy. i mean, snrisiine— door migration policy. i mean, christine hamilton, the problem is the time for talk is over. talk is cheap. now, from rishi sunak. i mean, this is a crisis . this this is an immigration crisis. yes, . this this is an immigration crisis . yes, it absolutely is. crisis. yes, it absolutely is. ani— crisis. yes, it absolutely is. and successive _ if.” yes, it absolutely is. and successive tory governments nove— and successive tory governments nove ironkiy— and successive tory governments have frankly lied— and successive tory governments have frankly lied to the electorate _ have frankly lied to the electorate year after year after yeor— electorate year after year after yeor .— electorate year after year after yeor . i— electorate year after year after

yeor. i neon— electorate year after year after year. i mean, we've been electorate year after year after year . i mean, we've been gaslit year. i mean, we've been gaslit in ine— year. i mean, we've been gaslit in in iosi— year. i mean, we've been gaslit in in iosi zo— year. i mean, we've been gaslit in the last 20 years. we've had a in the last 20 years. we've had o isis— in the last 20 years. we've had a 15% increase— in the last 20 years. we've had a 15% increase in— in the last 20 years. we've had a 15% increase in our popuioiion- a 15% increase in our population, which is completely unprecedented. _ population, which is completely unprecedented. and it's untenable.— unprecedented. and it's untenable. england is and i mean ingioni— untenable. england is and i mean ingioni is— untenable. england is and i mean ingioni is non— untenable. england is and i mean england is now the— untenable. england is and i mean england is now the most popuioiei— england is now the most populated country in europe . populated country in europe. vie-ve— populated country in europe. we've overtaken— populated country in europe. we've overtaken the netherlands . cameron said— we've overtaken the netherlands . cameron said he— we've overtaken the netherlands . cameron said he was going to get immigration— . cameron said he was going to get immigration down to the tens of get immigration down to the tens oi inousonis— get immigration down to the tens oi inousonis .— get immigration down to the tens of thousands , but— get immigration down to the tens of thousands , but i— get immigration down to the tens of thousands , but i mean, that of thousands, but i mean, that is sonpieieiy— of thousands, but i mean, that is completely laughable. now oiiei— is completely laughable. now we've added 4— is completely laughable. now we've added 4 million to the popuioiion— we've added 4 million to the population since— we've added 4 million to the population since 2010. that's oniy— population since 2010. that's oniy is— population since 2010. that's oniy is yes — population since 2010. that's oniy is yes i— population since 2010. that's only 13 years. i mean, it is oisoiuieiy. — only 13 years. i mean, it is absolutely. and- only 13 years. i mean, it is absolutely. and all they have ione— absolutely. and all they have ione nov— absolutely. and all they have ione is— absolutely. and all they have done now is they've suddenly an,— done now is they've suddenly an, op..— done now is they've suddenly said, oh, some— done now is they've suddenly said, oh, some of— done now is they've suddenly said, oh, some of the students son-i— said, oh, some of the students son-i iring— said, oh, some of the students can't bring their— said, oh, some of the students can't bring their dependents. veii.— can't bring their dependents. war, i— can't bring their dependents. war, i guess— can't bring their dependents. well, i guess that it's news to guiie— well, i guess that it's news to guiielioi— well, i guess that it's news to quitellotlpeople- well, i guess that it's news to quitellotlpeople ,- well, i guess that it's news to quite lot people , not quite a lot of people, not necessarily— quite a lot of people, not necessarily the - quite a lot of people, not necessarily the gb news viewers , because they're— necessarily the gb news viewers , because they're so well iniornei. — , because they're so well informed. but— , because they're so well informed. but news quite informed. but news to quite a lot informed. but news to quite a ioi oi— informed. but news to quite a ioi oi peopie. — informed. but news to quite a lot of people. the— informed. but news to quite a lot of people. the students were iusi— lot of people. the students were iusi-iring— lot of people. the students were just-bringltheir- just able to bring in their iepenienis— just able to bring in their dependents just like that. i osn-i— dependents just like that. i wasn't aware. _ dependents just like that. i wasn't aware. it's horrifying, norriiying.— wasn't aware. it's horrifying, horrifying, utterly horrifying. kni— horrifying, utterly horrifying. kni inu— horrifying, utterly horrifying. and phd students— horrifying, utterly horrifying. and phd students still- horrifying, utterly horrifying. and phd students still can the only thing that they've done to kerb immigration as far as 135,000 dependents . i 135,000 last year, dependents. i mean, matthew lazar, the issue is, though, and i'm not saying it's an excuse, but labour has

no plan to control the borders ehhen no plan to control the borders either. and sunak was right, wasn't he? there when he said to starmer that he's all about open borders? i mean, remember for a long time starmer was the greatest proponent of freedom of movement. even after we'd left the eu . you? well, if we had the eu. you? well, if we had ireeion— the eu. you? well, if we had ireeion oi— /iii.7 well, if we had freedom of movement /ii.7 well, if we had freedom of movement now, we'd nove— freedom of movement now, we'd nos-nei— freedom of movement now, we'd nove-neilnei- have lower net, net net immigration.- have lower net, net net immigration. and that's one of the consequences— immigration. and that's one of the consequences of brexit, is inoi—iron - the consequences of brexit, is| that—from outside the consequences of brexit, is thateu from outside the consequences of brexit, is thateu has from outside the consequences of brexit, is thateu has skyrocketed. utside the consequences of brexit, is thateu has skyrocketed. utsilit's the eu has skyrocketed. but it's sinpiy— the eu has skyrocketed. but it's sinpiy-irue— the eu has skyrocketed. but it's sinpiy-irue io— the eu has skyrocketed. but it's simply-true to say- the eu has skyrocketed. but it's simply true to say that simply not true to say that ioiour— simply not true to say that labour-have- simply not true to say thati labour-havelplan. labour doesn't have a plan. ioiour—pionl labour doesn't have a plan.. labour—plan. what labour doesn't have a plan.- labour_plan. what is labour has a clear plan. what is it? labour has a clear plan. what is up vnoi— labour has a clear plan. what is up wnoi is— labour has a clear plan. what is it? what is it?— labour has a clear plan. what is it? what is it? well, on the ions— it? what is it? well, on the ioois ii-s— it? what is it? well, on the boats it's to. _ it? what is it? well, on the boats it's to. it's- it? what is it? well, on the boats it's to. it's to sort the go.— boats it's to. it's to sort the no. pui— boats it's to. it's to sort the no. iui on— boats it's to. it's to sort the no, but on legal- boats it's to. it's to sort the no, but on legal migration on. inoi-s— no, but on legal migration on. inoi-s vnoi— no, but on legal migration on. that's what we're— no, but on legal migration on. that's what we're talking- no, but on legal migration on. that's what we're talking about. we're about legal we're not talking about on legal migration. is to sort migration. the plan is to sort oui— migration. the plan is to sort oui vneiner— g the plan is to sort out whether shortages to properiy— out whether shortages to properly enforce the australian siyie — properly enforce the australian siyie poini— properly enforce the australian style point system and to osiuoiiy— style point system and to osiuoiiy io— style point system and to actually do the things that the iories— actually do the things that the tories should— actually do the things that the tories should have been doing for tories should have been doing ior is— tories should have been doing ior is yeos— tories should have been doing for 13 years. absolutely right. ine— for 13 years. absolutely right. ins poini— for 13 years. absolutely right. the point system— for 13 years. absolutely right. the point system as- for 13 years. absolutely right. the point system as being we proposed, we were trying to increase the points based immigration system when we were suddenly thrown out of office in 2010. since as christine 2010. since when? as christine nos— 2010. since when? as christine nos rigniiy— 2010. since when? as christine has rightly said,— 700 since when? as christine has rightly said, immigration nos—

has rightly said, immigration has skyrocketed— has rightly said, immigration has skyrocketed because the has skyrocketed because with the iories—oni— has skyrocketed because with the iories—oni no- tories it's all talk and no osiion. — tories it's all talk and no action. the— tories it's all talk and no action. tories it's all talk and no- action. the problem is, adam, i can't trust rishi sunak on this because mentioning it to because i was mentioning it to richard earlier when was richard tice earlier when he was on plane the g seven just on the plane to the g seven just a few days ago. sunak was almost trying to dismiss liz girl. immigration is not a problem . immigration is not a problem. these numbers these he was talking all about illegal migration. but this is a huge problem. again these mps don't live problem. again these mps don't iive in— problem. again these mps don't iive in ine— problem. again these mps don't live in the real— again these mps don't live in the real world. people iike— live in the real world. people iike us— live in the real world. people iike us is— live in the real world. people iike us is .— live in the real world. people like us do . and i've been like us do. and i've been tweeting. i've found a tweet from 5 or 6 years ago where i was saying that our services are going to become overwhelmed. schools, doctors, our health service, you know, we can i could foresee what was going to happen. and now why can't these mps , the numbers that are coming mps, the numbers that are coming into this country are a disgrace . and again, i'm very worried what what they're going to swell to under a labour government. but this government and previous conservative governments have let the country down because, christine, this is changing the country as well. i mean , it's country as well. i mean, it's snonging— country as well. i mean, it's snonging ine— iiiir. i mean, it's changing the demography of this

souniry— changing the demography of this souniry. pui— changing the demography of this souniry. pui iis— changing the demography of this country, but it's also changing the country, but it's also changing in servises— country, but it's also changing the services in— country, but it's also changing the services in this country. why— the services in this country. vvny io— the services in this country. vvny io ve— the services in this country. vvny io ve-ve- the services in this country. why do we we have such why do we think we have such a nousing— why do we think we have such a housing crisis?— why do we think we have such a housing crisis? well, we're only iuiiiing— housing crisis? well, we're only building 200,000— housing crisis? well, we're only building 200,000 a year, but ieiiing— building 200,000 a year, but we're letting 700,000 a year in. inis— we're letting 700,000 a year in. inis is— we're letting 700,000 a year in. this is insane— we're letting 700,000 a year in. this is insane ,_ we're letting 700,000 a year in. this is insane , motty it's this is insane, motty it's sonpieie— this is insane, motty it's complete insanity. ' “i: this is insane, motty it's complete insanity. “i: e this is insane, motty it's complete insanity. '“i: e e this is insane, motty it's complete insanity. “i: e e complete insanity. and it it all reoiiy— complete insanity. and it it all really started the floodgates opened when tony blair got in 2017. and he did it deliberately to change mandelson even admitted that that's what they wanted to do. i mean, in pre 1997, the average was 50,000 a yean 1997, the average was 50,000 a year, 55. oh, that's all. and now, which is what it should be at, which is about what it should be. what should the nuiers— should be. what should the nuiers ie— should be. what should the numbers be now?- should be. what should the numbers be now? - : what should the numbers be now? ' : i:a“ : what should the numbers be now? ' : ca“ 7 numbers be now? arade dam if they've got to get them down to, you know, i'd like to see them in the tens of thousands, but that's not going to happen. well, no, it should happen, though. no, it should happen. but though. no, it should happen. nus-vove— though. no, it should happen. but we've asylum but then we've got asylum seekers those seekers that go back to those countries on holiday. what what what does labour want in terms of figure? because what what does labour want in terms of need re? because what what does labour want in terms of need to because what what does labour want in terms of need to startause what what does labour want in terms of need to start talking what what does labour want in terms of need to start talking aboutiat we need to start talking about rigni.— we need to start talking about rigni. iigure— we need to start talking about right. figure would labour want iens— right. figure would labour want iens oi— right. figure would labour want tens of thousands? i think what labour a system that

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issue is, though, are they going to tear themselves apart over the next few months ? this is the next few months? this is going to be an absolutely fascinating race. matthew lanza, adam brooks, christine hamilton, do stand by, because coming up, as runaway royal prince harry loses his legal attempt to be able to buy his own private army of honest uk bobbies while meghan seemingly distances herself off, quitting him in the us. is it the beginning of the end for the duke of delusion? my panel debate that as we crown tonight's greatest britain and union jack soon we'll also pay tribute to tina turner who has died aged 83. but next in uncancelled, as phillip schofield looks around in vain for supporters as his reign of terror comes crashing down, britain's favourite entertainer, jim davidson , then gives a first jim davidson, then gives a first hand account of being confronted by scouts to face treachery when he appeared on this morning. so cannot wait to hear about this unmissable account of jim davidson live in just two minutes time.

time now for uncanceled . and time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now in a week to forget for woke itv bosses, the broadcaster is now struggling to keep a lid on speculation around the fallout with phillip schofield after his departure this morning, departure from this morning, former host the show and now former host of the show and now my brilliant colleague here at gb eamonn holmes, gb news eamonn holmes, hilariously slammed scopes pantomime exit from the show on gb news btec first, this course follows the big announcement on saturday from phillip schofield that he was stepping down. oh please, let's just stop this. no— please, let's just stop this. is vvos— please, let's just stop this. he was sacked,— please, let's just stop this. he was sacked, right?- please, let's just stop this. he was sacked, right? all this nonsense about giving him credit , i've decided to step down. i'm sure you did . , i've decided to step down. i'm sure you did. i'm sure you did. here, here's your p45 and i stepped on. you know why do we.

why do we propagate this languages? i've decided to step down. and she says as, oh, the coach will not feel the same without him being there . well, without him being there. well, she wanted him not there. so what's she moaning about? the coach not feeling the same for? i mean, they deserve each other, i mean, they deserve each other, isuppose. i mean, they deserve each other, i suppose . but the charade at i suppose. but the charade at itv continues with bosses feeling obliged to hit back at eamonn with the channel spokesperson telling the evening standard tonight phillip schofield's decision to step down from this morning was as his statement made clear, a decision agreed between phillip anditv decision agreed between phillip and itv . yeah, right. decision agreed between phillip and itv. yeah, right . jim and itv. yeah, right. jim uoviison— and itv. yeah, right. jim i>oviison .— a“i: . yeah, right. jim davidson , britain's favourite davidson, britain's favourite enierioiner— davidson, britain's favourite enierioiner .— davidson, britain's favourite entertainer . you had first hand entertainer. you had first hand eperiense— entertainer. you had first hand eperiense oi— entertainer. you had first hand experience of phil's behaviour vniie— experience of phil's behaviour vniie oppeoring— experience of phil's behaviour while appearing on this morning, i while appearing on this morning, i ieiieve— while appearing on this morning, i ieiieve .— while appearing on this morning, i ieiieve . kyiv.— while appearing on this morning, i believe . kyiv. so— while appearing on this morning, i believe . kyiv. so what was it i believe. kyiv. so what was it iikee— i believe. kyiv. so what was it iikee vnoi— i believe. kyiv. so what was it like? what went— i believe. kyiv. so what was it like? what went down on? �*fvi�*ii;ll like? what went down on? well, iirsi— like? what went down on? well, iirsi oi— like? what went down on? well, iirsi oi oii— like? what went down on? well, first of all, i've— like? what went down on? well, first of all, i've got— like? what went down on? well, first of all, i've got i've got to clear up a thing. first of all, i've got i've got to clear up a thing . a while ago to clear up a thing. a while ago i was wasn't supporting phillip

schofield, but i said he shouldn't be punished for the sins of his brother. and i still believe that. however, it doesn't stop the fact that phillip schofield is a two faced oh. i think the sound went off then because i was invited. i should have them asterisks coming out pixels shouted speech.i coming out pixels shouted speech. i was invited on that this morning program by him and i don't know who he was with a lady. it was after i did that awful hell's kitchen where i fell out with someone and they made it look like it was some homophobic row. it wasn't. it was edited . and i remember was edited. and i remember saying to the funny itv people, they said, what you said they said, oh, what you said could offensive. want to could be offensive. we want to ask you to leave. i said, well, edit if you think edit that bit out if you think it's offensive, edit it out, not live. it was pretend live . so live. it was pretend live. so i went in to try and put the record and as i walked record straight and as i walked in, got and i'd seen in, philip got up and i'd seen him ago when was in dr. him ages ago when he was in dr. dolittle . he played a part on dolittle. he played a part on stage which without an autocue , stage which without an autocue, to read as well. i imagine that

at and, and he was, he was quite good considering. and i spoke to him and as much as you can to he was it was his night so i was now faced with him and i walked in the studio. oh, jim, thank heavens you're here. oh, it's fantastic . nick, i thought you fantastic. nick, i thought you were great on hell's kitchen. i don't care what people say. and you're accused of this, and i know you're slightly different. i'm so pleased you're here. i'm ever so pleased you're here. and we're back and then we're coming back out of commercial break and. okay. and philip, so now we have a controversial comedian, jim davidson , and he turned to me davidson, and he turned to me with a face like thunder and said, so why why were you behaving in such a homophobic way to that man? what made you do this? i mean, i o arnie went talk about change just like this . and i felt like saying, why don't you what's up with the sound on air tonight? and so i was faced with this person on who and i think it was even written on his autocue as well. i think he gets up in the

morning and hello, phillip. how are you? i would like some toast, please, and a cup of tea . you know, crazy . but i guess . you know, crazy. but i guess ine— . you know, crazy. but i guess in poini— . you know, crazy. but i guess ine poini being.— . you know, crazy. but i guess the point being, he's- . you know, crazy. but i guess the point being, he's a- /iiil. f but i guess the point being, he's a very iiiiereni— the point being, he's a very different man— the point being, he's a very different man off camera to on veon— different man off camera to on veon — different man off camera to on camera. yeah t0— different man off camera to on camera. yeah d l camera. yeah to change like that. absolutely he changed like that. absolutely he changed like that and was awful . i mean, that and was awful. i mean, awful. staring right through me. it was. i've never seen anything quite like it. i mean, i've got broad shoulders and i just plodded on. jim, it's been a if he plodded on. jim, it's been a if is ii— plodded on. jim, it's been a if is ii ne— plodded on. jim, it's been a if he if he wants— plodded on. jim, it's been a if he if he wants to— plodded on. jim, it's been a if he if he wants to try- 33: jim, it's been a if he if he wants to try and bully inogine— he if he wants to try and bully me, imagine what— he if he wants to try and bully me, imagine what it's like to iisien— me, imagine what it's like to listen mortals.— me, imagine what it's like to listen mortals. well, indeed, inieei— listen mortals. well, indeed, inieei .— listen mortals. well, indeed, inieei . ani— listen mortals. well, indeed, indeed . and we— listen mortals. well, indeed, indeed . and we know that. but indeed. and we know that. but jim,— indeed. and we know that. but jim is— indeed. and we know that. but jim is been— indeed. and we know that. but jim, it's been a— indeed. and we know that. but jim, it's been a fascinating veek— jim, it's been a fascinating week in— jim, it's been a fascinating week in iv.— jim, it's been a fascinating week in tv. i— jim, it's been a fascinating week in tv. i want to just play you— week in tv. i want to just play you oni— week in tv. i want to just play you oni gei— week in tv. i want to just play you oni gei your— week in tv. i want to just play you and get your reaction to a soupie— you and get your reaction to a soupie oi— you and get your reaction to a soupie oi ine— you and get your reaction to a couple of the key— you and get your reaction to a couple of the key moments. so inis— couple of the key moments. so inis is— couple of the key moments. so this is where— couple of the key moments. so this is where it— couple of the key moments. so this is where it all— couple of the key moments. so this is where it all got very ovkvori— this is where it all got very awkward between holly and phil . awkward between holly and phil. neiis— awkward between holly and phil. ueiio oni— awkward between holly and phil. hello and welcome to your iionioys— hello and welcome to your mondays this— hello and welcome to your mondays this morning. l “ iiii; mondays this morning. it is nice to mondays this morning. it is nice in ie— mondays this morning. it is nice in is iosk. — mondays this morning. it is nice to be back. good— mondays this morning. it is nice to be back. good to see you . to be back. good to see you. good to see you. are you okay? veon— good to see you. are you okay? veon in— good to see you. are you okay? veon i-n nusi— good to see you. are you okay? yeah i'm much better. - l: are you okay? yeah i'm much better. “ yeah i'm much better. i mean, i ioi— yeah i'm much better. i mean, i ioi o— yeah i'm much better. i mean, i ioi o seri— yeah i'm much better. i mean, i ioi o sori oi— yeah i'm much better. i mean, i had a sort of wobbly week and a half. don't hurt yourself. put your knees on the ground . oh,

your knees on the ground. oh, they've got to stay on the- they've got to stay on the grouni. — they've got to stay on the ground. yeah.- they've got to stay on the ground. i/ii;a“ ol“ri;”ii they've got to stay on the- ground. yeah. otherwise, that's like otherwise that you really. yeah. go out, come back. i'm going— yeah. go out, come back. i'm going . — yeah. go out, come back. i'm going. is— yeah. go out, come back. i'm going- be good-— yeah. go out, come back. i'm going . g: jiii“ l going. be good. don't be naughty. my best. happy to hold going. be good. don't be naufort. my best. happy to hold going. be good. don't be naufort. yes goodbye py to hold going. be good. don't be naufort. yes goodbye now. hold the fort. yes goodbye now. sooiiye.— the fort. yes goodbye now. goodbye. hello— the fort. yes goodbye now. goodbye. hello to- i/ii;s goodbye now. goodbye. hello to goodbye. save me o piece.— goodbye. hello to goodbye. save me a piece. don't— goodbye. hello to goodbye. save me a piece. don't-it's- me a piece. don't forget, it's his. it's your majesty. oh, jim. it was bad, wasn't it ? well, it was bad, wasn't it? well, don't wish to be. i don't know, viiiiy. — don't wish to be. i don't know, viiiiy. ioi— don't wish to be. i don't know, willy. hol albie— don't wish to be. i don't know, willy. hol albie that- i:iii“ l i don't know, willy. hol albie that much. wnoiever. — willy. hol albie that much. whatever. but— willy. hol albie that much. whatever. but they seem to be ioinei— whatever. but they seem to be ioinei oi— whatever. but they seem to be ioinei oi ine— whatever. but they seem to be joined at the hip— whatever. but they seem to be joined at the hip a little bit. inere-s— joined at the hip a little bit. inere-s o— joined at the hip a little bit. there's a bit— joined at the hip a little bit. there's a bit of— joined at the hip a little bit. there's a bit of a— joined at the hip a little bit. there's a bit of a compliance going— there's a bit of a compliance going on— there's a bit of a compliance going on inere. — there's a bit of a compliance going on there. i— there's a bit of a compliance going on there. i you know, iisien— going on there. i you know, iisien iin— going on there. i you know, iisien in o— going on there. i you know, listen, i'm a gb— going on there. i you know, listen, i'm a gb news fan. i usei— listen, i'm a gb news fan. i usei io— listen, i'm a gb news fan. i usei io sii— listen, i'm a gb news fan. i used to sit and— listen, i'm a gb news fan. i used to sit and have that television— used to sit and have that television programme on all day. not television programme on all day. uoi onyore — television programme on all day. uoi onyore i— television programme on all day. not anymore. i of— television programme on all day. not anymore. i of gb news. i iusi— not anymore. i of gb news. i iusi iove— not anymore. i of gb news. i iusi iove ine— not anymore. i of gb news. i just love the way— not anymore. i of gb news. i just love the way nigel farage his just love the way nigel farage nis ieoi— just love the way nigel farage nis neoi is— just love the way nigel farage his head is going— just love the way nigel farage his head is going to come off in a his head is going to come off in o ninuie— his head is going to come off in a minute, isn't— his head is going to come off in a minute, isn't it— his head is going to come off in a minute, isn't it? _ his head is going to come off in a minute, isn't it? '“i: a minute, isn't it? and then. okoy. — a minute, isn't it? and then. okay. kevin, you haven't seen it. i'm going to also play you the moment, jim, when, uh, dermot o'leary and alison hammond schofield the hammond gave schofield the coldest send off in tv history after 20 years on that sofa, he was gone in 30s as. morning.

hello and welcome to monday's inis— hello and welcome to monday's inis morning.— hello and welcome to monday's this morning. now— hello and welcome to monday's this morning. now we can't start ioioy-s— this morning. now we can't start ioioy-s snon— this morning. now we can't start today's show without paying iriiuie— today's show without paying iriiuie io— today's show without paying tribute to the— today's show without paying tribute to the man who spent the iosi— tribute to the man who spent the iosi ivo — tribute to the man who spent the last two decades— tribute to the man who spent the last two decades sitting on this morning— last two decades sitting on this morning soio— last two decades sitting on this morning sofa, phillip schofield. so morning sofa, phillip schofield. so os— morning sofa, phillip schofield. so on o— morning sofa, phillip schofield. so on o siev— morning sofa, phillip schofield. so as a show everyone- morning sofa, phillip schofield. so as a show everyone on- morning sofa, phillip schofield. so as a show everyone on and off screen itv and this morning want to say a huge thank you to phil for what he's done to make the show such a success over the last 21 years. quite simply , we last 21 years. quite simply, we all know he's one of the best live television broadcasters this country has ever had . and this country has ever had. and we and all the team wish him all the best for the future. yeah jim, that was it, right? after 20 years is yeah , i l ”g“7 after 20 years is yeah , i know. jim, that was it, right? after 20 years is yeah , i know. and 20 years is yeah, i know. and iney— 20 years is yeah, i know. and iiey nusi— 20 years is yeah, i know. and iiey nusi ie— 20 years is yeah, i know. and they must be thinking i wonder if in a little whilst time someone will be talking about us to going , i don't know what to going, i don't know what dermot o'leary does. he's another reader. he's quite nice . i like i like the lady. i think she's great fun and she's very bubbly and whatever and but

you know, i think poor presenters on on itv they're governed by the person on in the background that tells them what to say, when to say it, how to behave, you know, not like you, dan , you know, and that's why dan, you know, and that's why viewers from turning off to gb news and also to your brilliant you stream . and jim, i know you stream. and jim, i know you-ve— you stream. and jim, i know you-ve ieen— and jim, i know you've been speaking on ustream ine— you've been speaking on ustream ine posi— you've been speaking on ustream over the past couple of days oioui—inl over the past couple of daysi about—in the about what's going on in the ion— about what's going on in the iory eony— about what's going on in the iory ioriy iis— about what's going on in the tory party it's very disturbing . isn-i— tory party it's very disturbing . isn-i n,— tory party it's very disturbing . isn-i n, inis— tory party it's very disturbing , isn't it, this witch hunt from ine— , isn't it, this witch hunt from the mainstream _ , isn't it, this witch hunt from the mainstream media, the snivel servise— the mainstream media, the snivel senise noke— the mainstream media, the snivel service woke blob— the mainstream media, the snivel service woke blob .— the mainstream media, the snivel service woke blob . first they service woke blob. first they ior— service woke blob. first they came for suella— service woke blob. first they came for suella braverman. rishi got came for suella braverman. rishi goi iike— came for suella braverman. rishi goi iike o— came for suella braverman. rishi got like a little _ came for suella braverman. rishi got like a little bit— came for suella braverman. rishi got like a little bit of a backbone,— got like a little bit of a backbone, but now, jim, they voni— backbone, but now, jim, they voni io— backbone, but now, jim, they want to revive _ backbone, but now, jim, they want to revive partygate and nove— want to revive partygate and have referred— want to revive partygate and have referred boris johnson to ivo— have referred boris johnson to ivo seporoie— have referred boris johnson to two separate police forces. can you— two separate police forces. can you ieiieve— two separate police forces. can you believe this— two separate police forces. can you believe this ? _ two separate police forces. can you believe this ? ' “i: you believe this? i know. and the police forces are not in enough trouble. why don't they start doing what the police forces are for and policing our country correctly? okay. and as for that, labour front benchers getting more like the muppet show every week, i mean, how

many other oddments are going to sit next to keir starmer? and he was at the nhs, said what was down at the nhs, said what a fantastic typekit is. i'm going to go up to .gov. well, while he was down the nhs he should have got his adenoid done because he's really sounded annoying to me. that nose and all me. or blow that nose and all they want to do is trip people up. they haven't got a policy at all, but there's oh suella braverman. she should resign because she was nicked for speeding. and she asked the civil servant, would it be possible to have a 1 to 1 speed awareness course? and they're good though. speed awareness courses. i've had 26 of them and they really work. then when was when did a zoom one? everyone was taking pictures of me. it was taking pictures of me. it was ridiculous. so you can understand. she asked a question . no, home secretary, you can't do that . fair enough. she'll do that. fair enough. she'll have the points and she's only got three points, which is the same as charlton athletic this season. so it's not bad. jim season. so it's not too bad. jim davidson. britain's favourite sorneiion— davidson. britain's favourite sorneiion so— davidson. britain's favourite comedian, so good- “ja : britain's favourite comedian, so good to speak.

vie-ii— comedian, so good to speak. vie-ii speok— comedian, so good to speak. we'll speak very— comedian, so good to speak. we'll speak very soon. jim, inonk— we'll speak very soon. jim, inonk you— we'll speak very soon. jim, inonk you .— we'll speak very soon. jim, thank you . but— we'll speak very soon. jim, thank you . but it's time now to thank you. but it's time now to even— thank you. but it's time now to reveal tonight's— thank you. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest iriioin— reveal tonight's greatest britain union— reveal tonight's greatest britain union jackass kyiv snrisiine— britain union jackass kyiv christine hamilton, your nominee for christine hamilton, your nominee ior siiiy. — christine hamilton, your nominee ior siiiy. veii.— christine hamilton, your nominee for gibby. well, i've— christine hamilton, your nominee for gibby. �*vai�*ii;ll : christine hamilton, your nominee for gibby. : l for gibby. well, i've done a bit of a screech of brakes and a reverse turn in view of the very, very sad news about tina turner. and she is my honorary greatest britain. i mean, i was a bit of a rock chick when i was youngen a bit of a rock chick when i was younger, grew up to her. she was the soundtrack of my youth and she quite simply the best. she was quite simply the best. i was really emotional hearing inis— i was really emotional hearing inis nevs— i was really emotional hearing this news tonight, a true great of this news tonight, a true great oi ine— this news tonight, a true great of the industry.— this news tonight, a true great of the industry. she went inougn— of the industry. she went inrougn so— of the industry. she went through so much and really sad. kook— through so much and really sad. iook oi— through so much and really sad. iook oi ner— through so much and really sad. look at her. look.— through so much and really sad. look at her. look. she had ioiiiei— look at her. look. she had battled illness— look at her. look. she had battled illness for a very long iine— battled illness for a very long iirne oni— battled illness for a very long time and that— battled illness for a very long time and that was with the cast of time and that was with the cast oi ine— time and that was with the cast of the musical— time and that was with the cast of the musical in— time and that was with the cast of the musical in the west end. i of the musical in the west end. i son— of the musical in the west end. i oniy— of the musical in the west end. i can only imagine— of the musical in the west end. i can only imagine what it was iike— i can only imagine what it was iike in— i can only imagine what it was iike in inoi— i can only imagine what it was like in that theatre tonight iesuse— like in that theatre tonight because the _ like in that theatre tonight because the musical is absolutely— because the musical is absolutely sensational but very enoiionoi— absolutely sensational but very emotional people, really emotional. people, i really want to emotional. people, i really want io-ogoin— emotional. people, i really want to-again actually- emotional. people, i really want to again actually to pay to go back again actually to pay iriiuie— to go back again actually to pay iriiuie .— to go back again actually to pay tribute . adam _ to go back again actually to pay tribute . adam brooks, your tribute. adam brooks, your nominee— tribute. adam brooks, your nominee? nominee is the late nominee? my nominee is the late lee nominee? my nominee is the late iee-. — nominee? my nominee is the late iee-. on— nominee? my nominee is the late lee-. on monday,- nominee? my nominee is the late lee-. on monday, it- nominee? my nominee is the late lee-. on monday, it was. nominee? my nominee is the late. lee-. on monday, it was the lee rigby. on monday, it was the ten year anniversary of his barbaric murder on the streets

of this country. barbaric murder on the streets of this country . arnie. i don't of this country. arnie. i don't believe the media has made enough of it. and i also believe that a memorial day should be set in his name and his set up in his name and his brilliant son keeping his memory alive. ithought brilliant son keeping his memory alive. i thought that was so poveriui— alive. i thought that was so powerful. well,— i thought that was so powerful. well, matthew lacey, your— powerful. well, matthew lacey, your-veii— powerful. well, matthew lacey, your-veii .- powerful. well, matthew lacey, your-veii . ny- powerful. well, matthew lacey, your well , my choice is your nominee, well, my choice is ieiore—iino- before we heard about tina iurner— before we heard about tina iurner-iis— before we heard about tina turner-it's-the. before we heard about tina- turner-it's-the woman turner, but it's also the woman responsiiie— turner, but it's also the woman responsible soundtrack responsible for the soundtrack of responsible for the soundtrack oi—kyiie— responsible for the soundtrack of kylie minogue, for of my youth, kylie minogue, for iusi— of my youth, kylie minogue, for iusi-ioiuious— of my youth, kylie minogue, for just-fabulous and- of my youth, kylie minogue, for just fabulous and for, you just being fabulous and for, you know.— just being fabulous and for, you know. so— just being fabulous and for, you know. so yeors— just being fabulous and for, you know, 35 years on— just being fabulous and for, you know, 35 years on from still oioui— know, 35 years on from still oioui io — know, 35 years on from still about to enter— know, 35 years on from still about to enter the top 40 again. so about to enter the top 40 again. so you— about to enter the top 40 again. so you know.— about to enter the top 40 again. so you know, that's— about to enter the top 40 again. so you know, that's a— about to enter the top 40 again. so you know, that's a great- so you know, that's a great thing because you know what? tina turner had her big comeback vnen— tina turner had her big comeback vnen sne— tina turner had her big comeback vnen sne os— tina turner had her big comeback when she was in— tina turner had her big comeback when she was in her— tina turner had her big comeback when she was in her 40s and reieosei— when she was in her 40s and released—songsj released all of the big songs iike—soi- released all of the big songs iike—soi io- released all of the big songs like—got to do. released all of the big songs. like—got to do with like what's love got to do with it? like what's love got to do with no ine— like what's love got to do with no ine iesi— like what's love got to do with it? the best. and— like what's love got to do with it? the best. and i— like what's love got to do with it? the best. and i love the iosi— it? the best. and i love the iosi inoi— it? the best. and i love the fact that kylie _ it? the best. and i love the fact that kylie minogue is doing the fact that kylie minogue is doing ins—in— fact that kylie minogue is doing ine—in-sss- fact that kylie minogue is doing ine—in-iss iil the same thing in her 50s. it ner— the same thing in her 50s. it was her birthday— the same thing in her 50s. it was her birthday the weekend was her birthday at the weekend .vv—kno— was her birthday at the weekend .vv—kno oi- was her birthday at the weekend ._know, of course.. . yeah. union know, of course. kook— . yeah. union know, of course. iook. oniy— . yeah. union know, of course. iook. oniy one— . yeah. union know, of course. look, only one winner tonight. iino— look, only one winner tonight. iino iurner— look, only one winner tonight. iino iurner .— look, only one winner tonight. tina turner. i— look, only one winner tonight. tina turner. i mean, of course ine— tina turner. i mean, of course is wise— tina turner. i mean, of course the whole world _ tina turner. i mean, of course the whole world is— tina turner. i mean, of course the whole world is celebrating ner. — the whole world is celebrating ner. sne — the whole world is celebrating ner. sne os— the whole world is celebrating her. she was the— the whole world is celebrating her. she was the queen of rock oni— her. she was the queen of rock oni roii— her. she was the queen of rock and roll. what— her. she was the queen of rock and roll. what a— her. she was the queen of rock and roll. what a loss . union and roll. what a loss. union jack— and roll. what a loss. union iosk nos— and roll. what a loss. union jack has time— and roll. what a loss. union jack has time now, though. snrisiine— jack has time now, though. christine hamilton . �*vai�*ii;ll christine hamilton. well, i'm oiroii— christine hamilton. well, i'm oiroii iis— christine hamilton. well, i'm oiroii is o— christine hamilton. well, i'm afraid it's a perennial

favourite. it is prince harry, because he honestly thought that he could buy our bobbies for his own personal protection. if he can do that , then any tom, dick can do that, then any tom, dick or harry throughout the world has got enough money can do it. it was a crazy it wasn't on. it was a crazy legal action. no, indeed. and he's paying the price. adam brooks, your nominee? my nominee is ed brooks, your nominee? my nominee islii iovey— brooks, your nominee? my nominee islii i>ovey ior— brooks, your nominee? my nominee is.ed davey for saying- ” 7 my nominee is ed davey for saying women is sir ed davey for saying women can is sir ed davey for saying women nove— is sir ed davey for saying women can have a penis.— is sir ed davey for saying women can have a penis. oh yeah. isi-s— can have a penis. oh yeah. isi-s sse— can have a penis. oh yeah. isi-s ii.— can have a penis. oh yeah. let's see it. let's— can have a penis. oh yeah. let's see it. let's see- can have a penis. oh yeah. let's see it. let's see it- let's see it. let's see it again. it's beautiful, but terrible. vast majority of people whose biological sex is a woman when they were birth, they feel they're women. so the same they feel they're women. so the same iney ieei— feel they're women. so the same iney ieei ineir— feel they're women. so the same they feel their gender— feel they're women. so the same they feel their gender is- 7ii;ii;l ”ii; “ so the same they feel their gender is the same as at birth. but there is a very— same as at birth. but there is a very snou— same as at birth. but there is a very small number— same as at birth. but there is a very small number of people who ion-i— very small number of people who ion-i ieei— very small number of people who don't feel like— very small number of people who don't feel like that. _ very small number of people who don't feel like that. so a woman nove— don't feel like that. so a woman can have a penis.— don't feel like that. so a woman can have a penis. well, quite sieoriy— can have a penis. well, quite sieoriy .— can have a penis. well, quite sieoriy . guiie— can have a penis. well, quite clearly , quite clearly, matthew clearly, quite clearly, matthew iousy— clearly, quite clearly, matthew iousy. your— clearly, quite clearly, matthew lousy, your nominee. l ”ii; lousy, your nominee. it's jeremy iuni— lousy, your nominee. it's jeremy hunt for having left or maintaining inflation in britain. still twice as high as the state's and higher than our neighbours in france and germany were all paying the price. yes. i'm to go with ed davey i'm going to go with ed davey oni— i'm going to go with ed davey oni-irooks— i'm going to go with ed davey and-brooks,-lib- i'm going to go with ed davey and brooks, lib dem and adam brooks, the lib dem ieoier— and adam brooks, the lib dem

ieoier vno— and adam brooks, the lib dem leader who could— and adam brooks, the lib dem leader who could well be the neoi— leader who could well be the neki pepuiy— leader who could well be the next deputy prime minister like keir next deputy prime minister like keir sornei— next deputy prime minister like keir starmer, he _ next deputy prime minister like keir starmer, he has no idea to of keir starmer, he has no idea to oi nosis— keir starmer, he has no idea to of basic biology— keir starmer, he has no idea to of basic biology erg or has the noke— of basic biology erg or has the voke nini— of basic biology erg or has the woke mind virus— of basic biology erg or has the woke mind virus just invaded inoi— woke mind virus just invaded in very— woke mind virus just invaded that very small— woke mind virus just invaded that very small little brain ? that very small little brain? snrisiine— that very small little brain? christine hamilton adam brooks, iioiinev— christine hamilton adam brooks, matthew lazar,— christine hamilton adam brooks, matthew lazar, my— christine hamilton adam brooks, matthew lazar, my fabulous supersior— matthew lazar, my fabulous superstar panel,— matthew lazar, my fabulous superstar panel, thank you so nusi— superstar panel, thank you so nusi ior— superstar panel, thank you so much for being— superstar panel, thank you so much for being here. thank you for much for being here. thank you ior your— much for being here. thank you ior your sonpony— much for being here. thank you for your company tonight. i'm iosk— for your company tonight. i'm iosk ogoin— for your company tonight. i'm back again tomorrow from 9:00pm. nevi— back again tomorrow from 9:00pm. ueki .p,_ back again tomorrow from 9:00pm. ueki .p, inougn— back again tomorrow from 9:00pm. next up, though, headliners with ineir— next up, though, headliners with their irreverent— next up, though, headliners with their irreverent take on tomorrow's newspapers front poges— tomorrow's newspapers front poges .— tomorrow's newspapers front poges . nui— tomorrow's newspapers front poges . nui ior— tomorrow's newspapers front pages. but for me, good night.

you're with gb news. it's 11:00. the top story this hour , 11:00. the top story this hour, south wales police have denied that police were to blame for the deaths of two teenagers killed in cardiff on monday evening, saying the nearest police vehicle was half a mile away at the time . cctv footage away at the time. cctv footage appeared to show a police van following an e—bike before the fatal incident occurred . the fatal incident occurred. the deaths of 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans sparked rioting in the ely area of the city. hundreds of bunches of flowers have been left at the roadside by friends and family. and tonight a candlelit vigil was held to remember the two men that died . remember the two men that died. rishi sunak says the latest