n0 spin, n0 bias, no . n0 spin, n0 bias, no 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 n-s— censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight it's official the uk is now an immigration nation. two decades— now an immigration nation. two decades of— now an immigration nation. two decades of broken— now an immigration nation. two decades of broken tory promises meant— decades of broken tory promises meant net— decades of broken tory promises meant net migration soared to a record— meant net migration soared to a eeoro high— meant net migration soared to a eeoro high or— meant net migration soared to a record high of 606,000 last year.— record high of 606,000 last year. our— record high of 606,000 last year. but rishi_ record high of 606,000 last year. but rishi sunak still won-r— year. but rishi sunak still wore-r retr— year. but rishi sunak still won't talk hard . m. year. but rishi sunak still- won't talk hard . numbers out of won't talk hard. numbers out of control , do you think, at the control, do you think, at the moment? well, no . i think the moment? well, no. i think the nnrneren— moment? well, no. i think the numbers are just— moment? well, no. i think the numbers are just too- , kroc“ i think the numbers are just too high. what is one— numbers are just too high. what is rne neon— numbers are just too high. what is the dream number? wm ” is the dream number? what's your target— is the dream number? what's your target number? what— is the dream number? what's your target number? what can- is the dream number? �*fowe. ” g , what can people target number? what can people rook— target number? what can people took our— target number? what can people took our fore— target number? what can people look out for? well— target number? what can people look out for? well i— target number? what can people look out for? well i want- g , what can people look out for? well i want the nnrneren— look out for? well i want the nnrneren ro— look out for? well i want the numbers to come— look out for? well i want the numbers to come down. twig. .. numbers to come down. well, i'll nonr— numbers to come down. well, i'll warn rishi to get a grip on immigration or risk a catastrophic defeat to labour's open borders coalition. and my digest next. then my super star

panel and tonight i'm panel weigh in. and tonight i'm joined allison pearson. sean joined by allison pearson. sean bailey and amy nicholl , plus bailey and amy nicholl, plus former tory minister ann widdecombe joins me live in the next hour to offer her unfiltered analysis on the country's immigration emergency . also coming up, former education minister andrea jenkyns , who was exposed by sly jenkyns, who was exposed by sly news for criticising rishi sunak in bombshell leaked tory texts, speaks out publicly for the first time about the msm and woke blobs witch hunt against bofis woke blobs witch hunt against boris johnson. she's fired up and lviv shortly . elsewhere and lviv shortly. elsewhere ronrgnr— and lviv shortly. elsewhere ronrgnr non— and lviv shortly. elsewhere tonight from cardiff- ewr: elsewhere tonight from cardiff chase ewr: , , elsewhere tonight from cardiff chase to corn— tonight from cardiff chase to corn oereor— tonight from cardiff chase to court defeat harry and meghan nove— court defeat harry and meghan nove noo— court defeat harry and meghan nove non o— court defeat harry and meghan have had a very— court defeat harry and meghan have had a very difficult week. noon— have had a very difficult week. both reputationally_ have had a very difficult week. both reputationally and- have had a very difficult week. both reputationally and legally. but will the relentless humiliations end up being fatal to the couple's marriage? my royal mastermind , lady- rarer. 3“ my royal mastermind , lady colin royal mastermind, lady colin canoneu— royal mastermind, lady colin campbell and— royal mastermind, lady colin campbell and phil dampier, have new information— campbell and phil dampier, have new information on this tonight. ano— new information on this tonight. ann oe— new information on this tonight. one on royal— new information on this tonight. and as royal insiders express, reor— and as royal insiders express, reor .— and as royal insiders express, reor, kore-e— and as royal insiders express, fear , kate's chelsea flower show fear, kate's chelsea flower show ven— fear, kate's chelsea flower show were erore— fear, kate's chelsea flower show visit stole the— fear, kate's chelsea flower show visit stole the king— fear, kate's chelsea flower show visit stole the king and the oneen-e— visit stole the king and the queen's spotlight is charles

nerne— queen's spotlight is charles being overshadowed by another rnneeee— being overshadowed by another princess of— being overshadowed by another princess of wales,— being overshadowed by another princess of wales, paul burrell, nno— princess of wales, paul burrell, who witnessed _ princess of wales, paul burrell, who witnessed first hand the king's— who witnessed first hand the king's destructive battle for one— king's destructive battle for the limelight— king's destructive battle for the limelight with princess drone,— the limelight with princess diana, offers— the limelight with princess diana, offers his unique insight in uncanceled_ diana, offers his unique insight in uncanceled .— diana, offers his unique insight in uncanceled . and also tonight in uncanceled. and also tonight is controversial— in uncanceled. and also tonight is controversial daily express eornnnrer— is controversial daily express columnist virginia blackburn nonr— columnist virginia blackburn none ro— columnist virginia blackburn right to compare sacked this morning,— right to compare sacked this nornrng, noer— right to compare sacked this morning, host phillip schofield to morning, host phillip schofield ro rnnee— morning, host phillip schofield to prince andrew— morning, host phillip schofield to prince andrew because of the way— to prince andrew because of the way one— to prince andrew because of the way rney neon — to prince andrew because of the way they treat, quote, underlings _ way they treat, quote, underlings .- way they treat, quote, underlings . we'll debate that underlings. we'll debate that nonneneu— underlings. we'll debate that bombshell claim in the media nozz— bombshell claim in the media buzz soon and— bombshell claim in the media buzz soon and as— bombshell claim in the media buzz soon and as an unrepentant eon— buzz soon and as an unrepentant eon rrneker— buzz soon and as an unrepentant gary lineker brags— buzz soon and as an unrepentant gary lineker brags that he'll eonnnne— gary lineker brags that he'll eonrrnne ro— gary lineker brags that he'll continue to speak out against the government— continue to speak out against the government does clearly inro— the government does clearly rnro o— the government does clearly cross into a political area onene— cross into a political area nnere rr-e— cross into a political area where it's talking about the goernrnenr. — where it's talking about the government. i— where it's talking about the government. d government. i disagree with their policy. i think most people do . i don't know whether people do. i don't know whether it will actually be even legal . it will actually be even legal. so why is the bbc not just seeking— so why is the bbc not just sacking this— so why is the bbc not just sacking this bloke? finally, roe-u— sacking this bloke? finally, we'll debate— sacking this bloke? finally, we'll debate in— sacking this bloke? finally, we'll debate in the clash with ex rrenrer— we'll debate in the clash with ex premier league footballer neon— ex premier league footballer dean windass_ ex premier league footballer dean windass ,_ ex premier league footballer dean windass , labour peer lord dean windass, labour peer lord george— dean windass, labour peer lord george foulkes_ dean windass, labour peer lord george foulkes and social commentator— george foulkes and social commentatorjune george foulkes and social commentator june slater. tomorrow's front- commentator june slater. tomorrow's front page- commentator june slater. tomorrow's front page is on the

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middlehurst. at dad. thank you. good evening.— middlehurst. at dad. thank you. good evening. the— middlehurst. at dad. thank you. good evening. the top- i�*i :: '. jer: thank you. good evening. the top story tonight— good evening. the top story ronrgnr, o— good evening. the top story tonight, a man— good evening. the top story tonight, a man has been arrested oner— tonight, a man has been arrested oner ne— tonight, a man has been arrested after he crashed— tonight, a man has been arrested after he crashed his car into me— after he crashed his car into rne ones— after he crashed his car into rne toes of— after he crashed his car into the gates of downing street in london— the gates of downing street in london rnrc— the gates of downing street in london this afternoon. armed orncerc— london this afternoon. armed officers arrested— london this afternoon. armed officers arrested him straight arroy— officers arrested him straight away on— officers arrested him straight away on suspicion of criminal damage— away on suspicion of criminal damage eno— away on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving. the damage and dangerous driving. rne rncroenr— damage and dangerous driving. the incident is— damage and dangerous driving. the incident is not being neared— the incident is not being rreoreo oc— the incident is not being treated as terror related . the treated as terror related. the rooroge— treated as terror related. the footage obtained by gb news snowe— footage obtained by gb news shows officers— footage obtained by gb news shows officers dragging the encnecr— shows officers dragging the eneoecr our— shows officers dragging the suspect out of— shows officers dragging the suspect out of the car and then nonocnrnne— suspect out of the car and then handcuffing him _ suspect out of the car and then handcuffing him face down on the ground. — handcuffing him face down on the ground. rne— handcuffing him face down on the ground. the area— handcuffing him face down on the ground. the area was immediately cordoned— ground. the area was immediately corooneo orn— ground. the area was immediately cordoned off, but— ground. the area was immediately cordoned off, but whitehall has ence— cordoned off, but whitehall has since reopened.— cordoned off, but whitehall has since reopened. there are no reconc— since reopened. there are no reoonc or— since reopened. there are no reoone or ony— since reopened. there are no reports of any injuries and eye nrrnecc— reports of any injuries and eye nrrnecc coro— reports of any injuries and eye witness told us— reports of any injuries and eye witness told us what he saw. ponce— witness told us what he saw. rorrce were— witness told us what he saw. police were very— witness told us what he saw. police were very quick to respond. — police were very quick to respond. c" r: ”cl" police were very quick to respond. c" ”cl" e" police were very quick to respond. c" r: ”cl" ew respond. children ran away panicking. we ran over in excitement almost with the cameras and it wasn't long before the police had him out of the vehicle face down. we were pointing him. it maybe pointing tasers at him. it maybe three minutes. was like ten, three minutes. it was like ten, 12 police vehicles. and it just seemed almost like emotionless, emotionless and then like escorting him about ten yards that way. and i got a video of

him going across. he was he was white, struggling . hair white, grey, struggling. hair well, in other news today, number— well, in other news today, number ten— well, in other news today, number ten has refused calls for nonr— number ten has refused calls for non snnok— number ten has refused calls for rishi sunak to— number ten has refused calls for rishi sunak to apologise , rishi sunak to apologise, oecnrre— rishi sunak to apologise, despite failing to reduce net nreronon— despite failing to reduce net migration numbers, which have ro— migration numbers, which have now risen to record levels . ons now risen to record levels. ons dero— now risen to record levels. ons data released— now risen to record levels. ons data released today shows nrgronon— data released today shows migration numbers rose . to migration numbers rose. to 606.000— migration numbers rose. to 606,000 last— migration numbers rose. to 606,000 last year, even after reneoreo— 606,000 last year, even after repeated government pledges to bring— repeated government pledges to bring overou— repeated government pledges to bring overall migration numbers nonn— bring overall migration numbers crown. rne— bring overall migration numbers down. the immigration minister, noncre— down. the immigration minister, nonen rennck— down. the immigration minister, robert jenrick ,_ down. the immigration minister, robert jenrick , says the robert jenrick, says the government _ robert jenrick, says the government will keep its promise as ner— government will keep its promise as net migration— government will keep its promise as net migration is— government will keep its promise as net migration is far too nrgn. — as net migration is far too nrgn. rnrc— as net migration is far too high. this is— as net migration is far too high. 7 3r..ert g high. this is placing intolerable pressure on public services, on housing supply and our ability to integrate people. we've made a very significant intervention this week which will make a tangible difference reducing the number of student dependents that come to our universities because universities because universities should be in the education business and not the immigration business. meanwhile rishi sunak has welcomed the reduction in the energy price

cap today, describing it as a major milestone towards his goal of halving inflation. an ofgem has announced— of halving inflation. an ofgem has announced the— g an ofgem has announced the typical 7g an ofgem has announced the typical annual noncenoro— has announced the typical annual household energy— has announced the typical annual household energy bill will fall to household energy bill will fall o o— household energy bill will fall to a maximum— household energy bill will fall to a maximum of— household energy bill will fall to a maximum of £2,074 a year non— to a maximum of £2,074 a year rrorn row.— to a maximum of £2,074 a year from july. that's— to a maximum of £2,074 a year from july. that's a— to a maximum of £2,074 a year from july. that's a drop of we. — from july. that's a drop of we often— from july. that's a drop of £426. ofgem says the first price drop— £426. ofgem says the first price drop in— £426. ofgem says the first price drop in re— £426. ofgem says the first price drop in 18 months— £426. ofgem says the first price drop in 18 months reflects ecenr— drop in 18 months reflects recent falls— drop in 18 months reflects recent falls in— drop in 18 months reflects recent falls in wholesale energy prices— recent falls in wholesale energy prices .— recent falls in wholesale energy oncec. non,— recent falls in wholesale energy prices. now, nine— recent falls in wholesale energy prices . now, nine people have prices. now, nine people have been— prices. now, nine people have been arrested— prices. now, nine people have been arrested over the disorder in corone— been arrested over the disorder in cardiff that— been arrested over the disorder in cardiff that followed the renne— in cardiff that followed the deans or— in cardiff that followed the deaths of two— in cardiff that followed the deaths of two teenagers on montoy— deaths of two teenagers on monday nonn— deaths of two teenagers on monday night. 16 year old kyrees snurron— monday night. 16 year old kyrees snurvon eno— monday night. 16 year old kyrees sullivan and his— monday night. 16 year old kyrees sullivan and his best friend, 15 year— sullivan and his best friend, 15 year ore— sullivan and his best friend, 15 year on harvey— sullivan and his best friend, 15 year old harvey evans, were the..— year old harvey evans, were cured in— year old harvey evans, were kitted in the— year old harvey evans, were kitted in the ely— year old harvey evans, were killed in the ely area of the cry— killed in the ely area of the no nnie— killed in the ely area of the city while they— killed in the ely area of the city while they were out riding an city while they were out riding on e—nrke. — city while they were out riding an e—bike. the— city while they were out riding an e—bike. the police watchdog is investigating— an e—bike. the police watchdog is investigating after cctv rooroee— is investigating after cctv footage emerged showing a police van footage emerged showing a police rouornne— footage emerged showing a police van following the— footage emerged showing a police van following the teens before rnerr— van following the teens before their deaths. _ van following the teens before their deaths. 15— van following the teens before their deaths. 15 officers were injured— their deaths. 15 officers were injured eno— their deaths. 15 officers were injured and cars— their deaths. 15 officers were injured and cars were set alight injured and cars were set alight in ne— injured and cars were set alight in the violence— injured and cars were set alight in the violence that followed.

rnoce — in the violence that followed. those deaths— in the violence that followed. those deaths .— in the violence that followed. those deaths . nine people have those deaths. nine people have been— those deaths. nine people have been arrested,— those deaths. nine people have been arrested, as— those deaths. nine people have been arrested, as we said. they in— been arrested, as we said. they remain in custody— been arrested, as we said. they remain in custody tonight on suspicion— remain in custody tonight on suspicion of— remain in custody tonight on suspicion of rioting . and suspicion of rioting. and teeny,— suspicion of rioting. and lastly, police— suspicion of rioting. and lastly, police in portugal have confirmed— lastly, police in portugal have confirmed the— lastly, police in portugal have confirmed the searches near the reservoir— confirmed the searches near the reservoir nncno— confirmed the searches near the reservoir bucha in— confirmed the searches near the reservoir bucha in relation to ene— reservoir bucha in relation to the disappearance of madeleine rrcconn.— the disappearance of madeleine rrcconn. non— the disappearance of madeleine mccann. now have officials concrnoeo— mccann. now have officials concluded portuguese , german and concluded portuguese, german and onion— concluded portuguese, german and onion pouce— concluded portuguese, german and british police officers have been— british police officers have been investigating a remote area ene— been investigating a remote area near the algarve_ been investigating a remote area near the algarve coastal resort nnere— near the algarve coastal resort where madeleine— near the algarve coastal resort where madeleine mccann went missing— where madeleine mccann went missing in— where madeleine mccann went missing in eno— where madeleine mccann went missing in two thousand and a— missing in two thousand and seven. a source— missing in two thousand and seven. a source close to the rnvecrreorron— seven. a source close to the investigation told gb news there is investigation told gb news there to nornrne— investigation told gb news there to nornrne ro— investigation told gb news there is nothing to report. after rnree— is nothing to report. after rnree days— is nothing to report. after three days of— is nothing to report. after three days of searches. the authorities— three days of searches. the authorities are _ three days of searches. the authorities are sending any norenorc— authorities are sending any materials found at the site for recrrne— materials found at the site for recent .— materials found at the site for testing . you're— materials found at the site for testing . you're up to date on tv testing. you're up to date on tv onune— testing. you're up to date on tv onrrne nonr— testing. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio,— testing. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio, and on the rune— online dab+ radio, and on the rune in— online dab+ radio, and on the rnne rn opp.— online dab+ radio, and on the tune in app. this— online dab+ radio, and on the tune in app. this is. gb news. | rec—

tune in app. this is. gb news. i no officiat— tune in app. this is. gb news. - it's official despite- tune in app. this is. gb news. - it's official despite two. it's official despite two decades of promises , the decades of broken promises, the uk is now an immigration nation in david cameron promised to take net migration back to the levels of the 1990s. tens of thousands a year, not hundreds of thousands a year. that was in the 2010 tory manifesto . he the 2010 tory manifesto. he repeated that pledge- the 2010 tory manifesto. he repeated that pledge in- $200 7 he repeated that pledge in the 7�*00 7 he repeated that pledge in the 2015 torv— repeated that pledge in the 2015 rory nonrrecro,— repeated that pledge in the 2015 tory manifesto, where he secured a tory manifesto, where he secured o majority— tory manifesto, where he secured o nor-onry for— tory manifesto, where he secured a majority for the— tory manifesto, where he secured a majority for the party in the zen— a majority for the party in the 2017 manifesto.— a majority for the party in the 2017 manifesto. now, theresa may pledged_ 2017 manifesto. now, theresa may pledged ro— 2017 manifesto. now, theresa may pledged to reduce— 2017 manifesto. now, theresa may pledged to reduce and control rnnrgronon— pledged to reduce and control immigration to— pledged to reduce and control immigration to ensure that sustainable— immigration to ensure that sustainable net migration is in the sustainable net migration is in rne rene— sustainable net migration is in rne renc or— sustainable net migration is in the tens of thousands by 2019, men — the tens of thousands by 2019, with numbers— the tens of thousands by 2019, with numbers at— the tens of thousands by 2019, with numbers at 245,000. boris johnson— with numbers at 245,000. boris johnson promised— with numbers at 245,000. boris johnson promised that there would be fewer lower skilled migrants and overall numbers will come down. today they rishi snnok— will come down. today they rishi snnok ooecn-r— will come down. today they rishi sunak doesn't even— .. t : today they rishi sunak doesn't even want to discuss— sunak doesn't even want to discuss hard— sunak doesn't even want to discuss hard numbers at all during—

discuss hard numbers at all during softball— discuss hard numbers at all during softball interviews on a ooynne— during softball interviews on a ooynne rv— during softball interviews on a daytime tv show,— during softball interviews on a daytime tv show, even more ennorrreo— daytime tv show, even more embattled than— daytime tv show, even more embattled than his premiership out embattled than his premiership onr or— embattled than his premiership out of control. _ embattled than his premiership out of control. do— embattled than his premiership out of control. jr:::r embattled than his premiership out of control. th:r out of control. do you think at the moment? well, no. i think the moment? well, no. i think rne nnrnercn— the moment? well, no. i think the numbers are— the moment? well, no. i think the numbers are just- 7 well, no. ithink the numbers are just too high. wnor— the numbers are just too high. wnor rc— the numbers are just too high. none to rne— the numbers are just too high. what is the dream number? wnnc-c— what is the dream number? wnnc-s your— what is the dream number? what's your target- what is the dream number? what's your target number? what can people look out for? well, i want the numbers— can people look out for? well, i want the numbers to— t 7 "rtr”7 well, i want the numbers to come t 7 7 well, i want the numbers to come down. one— want the numbers to come down. ann-oner— want the numbers to come down. ann-nnor-rreul and that's what people. well, rook,— and that's what people. well, rook, rnece— and that's what people. well, look, these these— and that's what people. well, look, these these things are not easy— look, these these things are not easy-depends- look, these these things are not easy-depends on- look, these these things are not easy depends on the easy to do. it depends on the econrnoy ano— easy to do. it depends on the economy. and we— easy to do. it depends on the economy. and we need to pre-cov'd- — economy. and we need to pre—covid. you- economy. and we need to pre—covid. /rtr. : economy. and we need to- pre—covid. you were around to 60 to was target. to 70. that was your target. and numbers that i've and the numbers that i've rnnenreo— and the numbers that i've inherited closer to 500,000 inherited are closer to 500,000 pine.— inherited are closer to 500,000 plu5--y0u've_ inherited are closer to 500,000 plus. .you've seen - inherited are closer to 500,000 plus. you've seen the plus. and you've seen the nnrnercn— plus. and you've seen the numbers today,- plus. and you've seen the numbers today, you plus. and you've seen the numbers today,.you but numbers today, as you said. but rook,— numbers today, as you said. but rook, ny— numbers today, as you said. but look, my commitment to bring look, my commitment is to bring nnrnercn— look, my commitment is to bring numbers—wonderl look, my commitment is to bring. numbers—wonder he numbers down. and no wonder he doesn't want to talk specifics given term migration given long term migration was today announced at 1.2 today, he announced at 1.2 million. that means net nrgrorron— million. that means net migration has— .. rt:r7 that means net migration has soared to a record ooeooo— migration has soared to a record oooooo. rnor— migration has soared to a record 606,000. that is— migration has soared to a record 606,000. that is an untenable crrnorron— 606,000. that is an untenable situation given— 606,000. that is an untenable situation given the country is only— situation given the country is one burning— situation given the country is only building a— situation given the country is only building a little over 200,000— only building a little over 200,000 homes a year, not to nenrron— 200,000 homes a year, not to nenrron on— 200,000 homes a year, not to mention on the— 200,000 homes a year, not to mention on the pressures it brings— mention on the pressures it brings on— mention on the pressures it brings on our— mention on the pressures it brings on our health, education eno— brings on our health, education and incrrce— brings on our health, education and justice systems .

and justice systems. but look, it's and justice systems. but look, no so— and justice systems. but look, it's so much more than that, too. we never signed up to this overwhelming change in our demography. we overwhelming change in our demography . we indeed, we voted demography. we indeed, we voted oeorncr— demography. we indeed, we voted oeorncr rnor— demography. we indeed, we voted against that time— demography. we indeed, we voted against that time and— 33 we indeed, we voted against that time and again in the against that time and again in rne recr— against that time and again in rne rocr rne— against that time and again in the fact the open— against that time and again in the fact the open borders, free movement, labour party is now rrncreo— movement, labour party is now more trusted on— movement, labour party is now more trusted on legal migration and cropping— more trusted on legal migration and cropping rne— more trusted on legal migration and stopping the boats is an rnorcrnenr— and stopping the boats is an indictment on— and stopping the boats is an indictment on the tory government. - indictment on the tory government. so rishi sunak he neede— government. so rishi sunak he needs ro— government. so rishi sunak he needs ro cron— government. so rishi sunak he needs to stop with his scripted unec— needs to stop with his scripted rrnec orneo— needs to stop with his scripted lines aimed to— needs to stop with his scripted lines aimed to appease our very reor— lines aimed to appease our very near reare— lines aimed to appease our very real fears and— lines aimed to appease our very real fears and actually do conernrne— real fears and actually do something bold. . real fears and actually do something bold. . g something bold. it's no longer good enough to just say that the labour party would be worse off and if he refuses , as the and if he refuses, as the conservative party simply must replace him with a leader who at all costs will bring net migration back to the tens of thousands. migration back to the tens of thousands . otherwise, a historic thousands. otherwise, a historic defeat looms next year and britain will end up changed forever. but respond now. my superstar panel top daily telegraph columnist allison

pearson, former conservative london mayoral candidate shaun bailey , and the author and bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl . i mean broadcaster amy nicholl. i mean , allison pearson, 1.2 million flooding into the country in a year. net migration at a record high— year. net migration at a record high errer— year. net migration at a record nrgn one on— year. net migration at a record high after all of— net migration at a record high after all of those promises eno— high after all of those promises and snnok— high after all of those promises and sunak today— high after all of those promises and sunak today ,_ high after all of those promises and sunak today , they will not and sunak today, they will not come— and sunak today, they will not connrr ro— and sunak today, they will not connrr o o— and sunak today, they will not commit to a number. no, oncornrery— commit to a number. no, absolutely astonishing. so last year— absolutely astonishing. so last year soeooo — absolutely astonishing. so last year 504,000 net— absolutely astonishing. so last year 504,000 net immigration. this year, 606,000. that's to bristol, stan. that's two cities the size of bristol. it's astonishing. and i was saying this to sean earlier, are we building any bristol's to put these people in? absolutely not. it's literally they can all come in and the population , an the in and the population, an the resident population has to just suck we're suck it up. and what we're seeing is an emergence, i think, in the government of two factions the factions within the conservatives you've got the treasury and got the treasury and you've got the likes of jeremy hunt, the sort of elite bring them in, fill in the gaps in the skills to fill in the gaps in the jobs.

the gaps in the skills to fill in the gaps in the jobs . these in the gaps in the jobs. these are and jobs that they are skills and jobs that they should have been training. young british people to do, instead of which ponzi scheme which they prefer. ponzi scheme bnngin which they prefer. ponzi scheme bring in more and more migrants. do the jobs. the migrants get older , bring in more and more older, bring in more and more migrants. and so we go on and on.and migrants. and so we go on and on. and it'll be a city the size of london. and so it goes on. and then you've got the other conservatives as we've conservatives as people we've seen the seen recently, the new conservatives, red mps conservatives, the red wall mps like miriam cates like lee anderson, miriam cates , those tories, they understand that this has an impact on real people's lives, on the ability of their kids to get on the housing ladder, to get places there for their children, at schools , to have operations and schools, to have operations and so on. so you've got this very, very detached bunch of tories looking at the spreadsheets. it's all about the economy for them. but the economy down is about people. people are more important than the economy. and i think this is going to be a suicide note for the conservative party if they don't get control of it. i think. sean bailey, how do you respond

to that? it goes beyond the tory party— to that? it goes beyond the tory pony ooecn-r— to that? it goes beyond the tory party doesn't it? _ .7e.7 it goes beyond the tory party doesn't it? t . party doesn't it? because it's the it's the sort of metropolit and liberal elite who are not competing for these jobs, who have homes who have their homes settled, who have their homes settled, who have great finances and who have a pension. they're not the same working— a pension. they're not the same working-people— rt:r7 they're not the same working people who've had working class people who've had rnerr— working class people who've had their salaries— working class people who've had their salaries lowered over the recr— their salaries lowered over the nor ren— their salaries lowered over the nor en 15,— their salaries lowered over the last ten, 15, 20 _ their salaries lowered over the last ten, 15, 20 years. as a mum— last ten, 15, 20 years. as a country, w-ree— last ten, 15, 20 years. as a country, we've been addicted to cheap labour for very long cheap labour for a very long time. it's why most working class voted for brexit class people voted for brexit because they saw it as their way of pushing back. what i will of pushing back. but what i will say what the prime say about what the prime minister did a way he did the minister did in a way he did the correct thing because you showed minister did in a way he did the c(vote thing because you showed minister did in a way he did the c(vote of ing because you showed minister did in a way he did the c(vote of everybodye you showed minister did in a way he did the c(vote of everybody sayingrhowed minister did in a way he did the c(vote of everybody saying we'rei a vote of everybody saying we're going to bring it down this, going to bring it down to this, we're bring down to we're going to bring it down to that. they just set that. and they just set themselves up to fail and rishi sunak has two tasks to do. yes, he lower the numbers, but he has to lower the numbers, but he has to lower the numbers, but he has to lower the numbers, but he has deal with the he also has to deal with the metropolitan elite metropolitan liberal elite because the minute say because the minute you say something about immigration, instead of having a detailed conversation people conversation about people and economy, you just told you're racist. numbers have racist. so the numbers we have now so solely the fault now are not so solely the fault of the conservative party. they are a the opposition as well. are a of the opposition as well. and said it before and i'll

and i've said it before and i'll say it again, what will keir starmer do ? i know, but the starmer do? i know, but the pronren — starmer do? i know, but the pronren rc— starmer do? i know, but the problem is we— starmer do? i know, but the problem is we know- r:rtr7 i know, but the problem is we know what keir srorner— problem is we know what keir starmer will— problem is we know what keir starmer will do. _ problem is we know what keir starmer will do. that's irrelevant. the only way for the conservatives to stay in power is to actually prove that they'll do something different to starmer, which at to keir starmer, which at the moment doing. i moment they are not doing. i don't disagree. the conservative noc— don't disagree. the conservative nee-oo— don't disagree. the conservative has-do something.- don't disagree. the conservative has do something. party has to do something. the party noc— has to do something. the party has-something.- has to do something. the party has something. and this has to do something. and this is more—a race war.| more than this isn't a race war. rnrc— more than this isn't a race war. rnrc rnrc— more than this isn't a race war. rnrc rnrc rc— more than this isn't a race war. this this is about— more than this isn't a race war. this this is about the sustainability of this this is about the- sustainability of-country. sustainability of the country. i sustainability of the country. r non-r— sustainability of the country. r em r— sustainability of the country. i don't i mean,— sustainability of the country. i don't i mean, let— sustainability of the country. i don't i mean, let me- sustainability of the country. i don't i mean, let me just quickly put something to you. is it true that you say free movement is— is it true that you say free movement is a— is it true that you say free movement is a gift? of course it was, because i've— movement is a gift? of course it was, because i've actually got rovery— was, because i've actually got some lovely little— was, because i've actually got some lovely little numbers to neck— some lovely little numbers to neck-no— some lovely little numbers to neck-no . — some lovely little numbers to neck-no . so— some lovely little numbers to back-up. so eu- some lovely little numbers to back up. g back this up. so eu migrants bnngin back this up. so eu migrants bring in 4 billion a year. no non eu migrants being in 9 billion a year and british workers cost 41 billion. how how many how workers cost 41 billion. how how many now many— workers cost 41 billion. how how many how many people- t ,,,. .. rt:r7 how how many how many people do you rnrnk— many how many people do you rnrnk ne— many how many people do you rnrnk we cn— many how many people do you think we can take— many how many people do you think we can take the thing is, i think we can take the thing is, r rnrnk— think we can take the thing is, r rnrnk wnen— think we can take the thing is, i think when the— think we can take the thing is, i think when the conservatives newe— i think when the conservatives nowe none— i think when the conservatives have made but— i think when the conservatives have made but just as a conservative,— have made but just as a conservative, the number is rrrerewonr— conservative, the number is rrrerewonr oc— conservative, the number is irrelevant as much these people know—renn- know the number isn't irrelevant. - know the number isn't irrelevant. .,- know the number isn't irrelevant. . irrelevant. no, no, it is totally irrelevant. as long as

the cost totally irrelevant. as long as we cocr rc— totally irrelevant. as long as the cost is not— as long as the cost is not costing. necnwe— the cost is not costing. because where- the cost is not costing. because where are- the cost is not costing. because where are these people living? hold on. answer this owecrron— living? hold on. answer this question,_schools| living? hold on. answer this. question,_schools are question, dan, what schools are new— question, dan, what schools are new going— question, dan, what schools are new gorng e— question, dan, what schools are new gorng erne— question, dan, what schools are they going ? the question that they going? the question that neede— they going? the question that neeoc—rnen. - they going? the question that. needs-then. -on. needs answering then. hold on. aneerw— needs answering then. hold on. answer-question. - answer this question. if immigration— answer this question. if immigration is positive, immigration is cost positive, ene— immigration is cost positive, rne wnore— immigration is cost positive, the whole time,— immigration is cost positive, the whole time, why not the wnore — the whole time, why not the whole time?— the whole time, why not the whole time? why do we have the aorgeer— whole time? why do we have the largest-burden— whole time? why do we have the largest-burden that- whole time? why do we have the largest burden that we've largest tax burden that we've neoc— largest tax burden that we've ever had? where— largest tax burden that we've ever had? where it? why we ever had? where is it? why do we newe— ever had? where is it? why do we nwe-pow— ever had? where is it? why do we newelooernre— ever had? where is it? why do we have pay this money? if have to pay all this money? if rnnrgronre— have to pay all this money? if immigrants are— have to pay all this money? if immigrants are making everything neowrnwre — immigrants are making everything beautiful? well,— immigrants are making everything beautiful? g beautiful? well, the immigrants are at are basically running the nhs at the moment. so if you didn't have migrants, wouldn't have the migrants, you wouldn't have the migrants, you wouldn't have at the have the nhs running at the moment. we should be we should newe— moment. we should be we should nowe rrorneo— moment. we should be we should have trained-own— we should be we should have trained own doctors. have trained our own doctors. nwr— have trained our own doctors. nwr-promen— have trained our own doctors. but-problem the- have trained our own doctors. but problem the problem is but the problem the problem is that government might that sean's government might have those have cut training to those doctors don't have the doctors so we don't have the numbers doctors we need, so numbers of doctors we need, so we depend. can i just my last nwrneren— we depend. can i just my last numbers depend— we depend. can i just my last numbers depend on- 3: can i just my last numbers depend on it. 3 3 can i just my last numbers depend on it. “77 3 numbers depend on it. amy. today is numbers depend on it. amy. today re encor— numbers depend on it. amy. today is about numbers. today is about numbers can't today numbers that we can't today is about though. so thing about numbers, though. so thing i tell you what is— about numbers, though. so thing i tell you what is too— 3 so thing i tell you what is too much. i migration— i tell you what is too much. i migration what's— i tell you what is too much. i migration what's too- i tell you what is too much. i migration what's too much. how much can we take? we take 1 much can we take? can we take 1 million year in net migration million a year in net migration ? 2 million? the numbers you've presented today are presented us with today are skewed include skewed because they include temporary . that's the temporary migrants. that's the people we've resettled from

ukraine, we've ukraine, the people we've repatriated hong kong. and repatriated from hong kong. and it also includes international students. but what 3 but what international? students. but what- international? international students bring billions into our economy. we still haven't. they also prop up our higher education sector and make it not we're not bringing their mum , we're not bringing their mum, their brother, their sister , their brother, their sister, their brother, their sister, their daughter, who will use our services, pay into our system, buy products they don't de—man but this is the key thing. the mantra has always been- 7g the mantra has always been that rnnrgrorron— mantra has always been that immigration adds to our economy and for— immigration adds to our economy and for corne— immigration adds to our economy and for some years— immigration adds to our economy and for some years that's been nwe.— and for some years that's been rrwe. nwr— and for some years that's been true. but what— and for some years that's been true. but what is— and for some years that's been true. but what is it— and for some years that's been true. but what is it now ? what true. but what is it now? what is true. but what is it now? what e no — true. but what is it now? what is it? number— true. but what is it now? what is it? number though?- true. but what is it now? what is it? \r.. 37 �*jfowe. is it? number though? what number? because i am prepared to state a number which is tens of thousands personally , i think we thousands personally, i think we need a couple of years. you're asking me for a— need a couple of years. you're asking me for a number- 3 rtrtr. you're asking me for a number of net are you— asking me for a number of net zero. are you asking- asking me for a number of net zero. 7g zero. are you asking for a number? iwould zero. are you asking for a number? i would say below rooooo— number? i would say below 100,000. there's— ”3rt7” i would say below 100,000. there's your number. rnere-e— 100,000. there's your number. rnere-e wow— 100,000. there's your number. there's your line _ 100,000. there's your number. there's your line in the sand. so there's your line in the sand. so nwcn— there's your line in the sand. so much damage. /rt. r: so much damage. you said that rishi can't commit to a number, but i'm not rishi now hovering

around 500,000. that's outrageous . just to make this outrageous. just to make this point, amy. okay so we were supposed to have we were promised an australian points based system basically. so we do not have that because— based system basically. so we do not have that because they- erg so we do not have that because they have entered— not have that because they have owned rne— not have that because they have diluted the entry— not have that because they have diluted the entry criteria to rne— diluted the entry criteria to rne nonr— diluted the entry criteria to the point that— diluted the entry criteria to the point that someone earning zeooo— the point that someone earning zeooo o— the point that someone earning zeooo o weer— the point that someone earning 26,000 a year can— the point that someone earning 26,000 a year can come in and be engrnre— 26,000 a year can come in and be engine for— 26,000 a year can come in and be eligible for benefits— 26,000 a year can come in and be eligible for benefits that is nor— eligible for benefits that is nor vouc— eligible for benefits that is nor your nwr— eligible for benefits that is not you, but you try getting inro— not you, but you try getting into australia, _ not you, but you try getting into australia, it's really hard one— into australia, it's really hard one were— into australia, it's really hard and that's the _ into australia, it's really hard and that's the point. j 3 into australia, it's really hard and that's the point. ' 7r3 into australia, it's really hard and that's the point. ' 73 and that's the point. and no one is and that's the point. and no one re enwng— and that's the point. and no one is saying the australians are a country of racist and xenophobic is what they say is they are a country that respects its own borders, but you're not respecting key industries. the agriculture industry 3 the agriculture industry depends 7g the agriculture industry depends on nrgronr— agriculture industry depends on migrant workers— agriculture industry depends on migrant workers . �*jrjojj migrant workers. without them, where are they living ? i mean, where are they living? i mean, where are they living? i mean, where are they living?- ”rt; e”rt; . . 7r3j’ i mean, where are they living? and you wnere— where are they living? and you where are they— where are they living? and you where are they living? and you where are they living now? "jig where are they living now? they wnere— where are they living now? they wnere re— where are they living now? they are. where are they— where are they living now? they are. where are they living? no where are they living? house ruining— where are they living? house nwrrorng re— where are they living? house nwrrorng re a— where are they living? house building is a completely separate issue to this. we need separate issue to this. we need separate obe. they go to that situation of selling off council houses and having a complete lack of housing and you simply do not. you're talking about we

got do not. you're talking about we gor ro— do not. you're talking about we gor ro enor— do not. you're talking about we got to that situation— r3rtr you're talking about we got to that situation because 3tr you're talking about we got to that situation because we reneg— got to that situation because we reueo on— got to that situation because we relied on that— got to that situation because we relied on that too— got to that situation because we relied on that too labour much. ano— relied on that too labour much. and if— relied on that too labour much. and if wow-re— relied on that too labour much. and if you're talking about counci— and if you're talking about council housing, are you ewggeenng— council housing, are you suggesting that an immigrant wowe— suggesting that an immigrant wowro ne— suggesting that an immigrant would be would— suggesting that an immigrant would be would eligible would be would be eligible for a counci— would be would be eligible for a cownca—rnen- would be would be eligible for a council then means council house? that then means working— council house? that then means working-peere— council house? that then means working people who need working class people who need rnoee— working class people who need those houses— working class people who need those houses and— working class people who need those houses and then on the ner— those houses and then on the list-wouldn't- those houses and then on the list-wouldn't get. those houses and then on the. list-wouldn't get one? list for years wouldn't get one? in — list for years wouldn't get one? we ewggeenng— list for years wouldn't get one? i'm suggesting that's— list for years wouldn't get one? i'm suggesting that's exactly the woeful we are the kind of woeful we are heading alison let me if heading for. alison let me if you take that attitude , amy, you take that attitude, amy, people will rightly say , hey, people will rightly say, hey, we've lived here. we've we're in the we've lived here. we've we're in we gwewe— we've lived here. we've we're in the queue. where— we've lived here. we've we're in the queue. where are— . rt3 ”r7rtt; we've we're in the queue. where are the nenenree — the queue. where are the benefits? okay,- the queue. where are the benefits? (dc/tear ' �*" the queue. where are the- benefits? okay, amy, final word to you. our woeful lack of- to you. our woeful lack of investment _ to you. our woeful lack of investment into _ our woeful lack of investment into the housing eecorr— investment into the housing eecorr noe— investment into the housing sector has very— investment into the housing sector has very little. simply to sector has very little. simply n we— sector has very little. simply n we win— sector has very little. simply to do with migrants. that's not true. and our society is founded and depends. all i'm going to say i'm just going to present the stark statistics again . we the stark statistics again. we are building little over- d 7 we are building little over 200,000 noweee— are building little over 200,000 noweee o— are building little over 200,000 noweee o weer— are building little over 200,000 houses a year at— are building little over 200,000 houses a year at the moment, ever— houses a year at the moment, ever oooooo — houses a year at the moment, over 600,000 are— houses a year at the moment, over 600,000 are entering the cownrw— over 600,000 are entering the cownrw .— over 600,000 are entering the cownrw . so— over 600,000 are entering the country . so figure— over 600,000 are entering the country . so figure out the country. so figure out the difference. _ country. so figure out the difference. where are those aooooo— difference. where are those 400,000 living? amy nicole , sean 400,000 living? amy nicole, sean notew— 400,000 living? amy nicole, sean norrew. non-r— 400,000 living? amy nicole, sean bailey. don't forget,— 400,000 living? amy nicole, sean bailey. don't forget, they're making— bailey. don't forget, they're making ro— bailey. don't forget, they're making 10 billion a year. who are making 10 billion a year. who wrrn— making 10 billion a year. who wrrn ne— making 10 billion a year. who

are with me all— making 10 billion a year. who are with me all night now coming up with reports that prince harry's slinking away to a hotel rather than spending time with the sussexes. please . plus, all the sussexes. please. plus, all of the sussexes. please. plus, all or rneee— the sussexes. please. plus, all of these relentless— please. plus, all of these relentless legal and reowrorronor— of these relentless legal and reputational humiliations. of these relentless legal and reputationalhumiliations. of these relentless legal and reputational humiliations. so is wer— reputational humiliations. so is their marriage— reputational humiliations. so is their marriage having- reputational humiliations. so is their marriage having a- reputational humiliations. so is their marriage having a bit of a problem at the moment? my royal mark steyn lady colin campbell and phil dampier have new information on this soon. but up next in the clash, as an unwritten, repentant gary lineker brags that he'll continue use his taxpayer continue to use his taxpayer funded fame attack the funded fame to attack the government . but why isn't the government. but why isn't the bbc just sacking this bloke ? bbc just sacking this bloke? former premier league striker dean windass self—declared chief gammon june slater and lord george foulkes debate that in just a moment. but what do you think, dan? at gb news .com. vote in our poll at gb news on twitter . the clash straight twitter. the clash straight after this .

gb news, britain's news. channel our royal mastermind, lady c5 \r 7 7 our royal mastermind, lady colin canteen— our royal mastermind, lady colin congneu onw— our royal mastermind, lady colin campbell and phil— our royal mastermind, lady colin campbell and phil dampier coming up- _ campbell and phil dampier coming we. nwr— campbell and phil dampier coming we. nwt fret.— campbell and phil dampier coming up. but first, the— campbell and phil dampier coming up. but first, the clash- campbell and phil dampier coming up. but first, the clash .- campbell and phil dampier coming up. �*" ' 7r3 up. but first, the clash. and gary lineker has sparked a fresh bbc impartiality row after he doubled down on his criticism of superwoman suella braverman while collecting a bogus award in italy for human rights advocacy . now, i'm sure you'll advocacy. now, i'm sure you'll remember this tweet from march last saw last year, which saw the presenter taken off air presenter briefly taken off air after despicably compared the after he despicably compared the government's policy to government's rwanda policy to that of well after that of germany. well after collecting this amnesty gong for

being a multi—millionaire leftie loudmouth online , lineker loudmouth online, lineker bragged to the hard left broadcaster channel 4 nortje, that he'll continue to speak out against the government and claimed there's nothing the bbc can do about it. watch does clearly cross into to a political area where it's talking about the government. i disagree with their policy . i disagree with their policy. i rnrnk— disagree with their policy. i rnrnk noer— disagree with their policy. i think most people do. i don't know— think most people do. i don't know whether— think most people do. i don't know whether it— think most people do. i don't know whether it will actually be aegor. — know whether it will actually be even legal. we'll— know whether it will actually be even legal. we'll see if anyone ever does actually— even legal. we'll see if anyone ever does actually go there . but ever does actually go there. but ween— ever does actually go there. but ween :— ever does actually go there. but ween : for— ever does actually go there. but yeah , for me— ever does actually go there. but yeah , for me, it's— ever does actually go there. but yeah , for me, it's more about yeah, for me, it's more about we— yeah, for me, it's more about we rongwoge— yeah, for me, it's more about the language that's sometimes weed— the language that's sometimes ween generww— the language that's sometimes used generally across the boards . vow— used generally across the boards . you know:— used generally across the boards . you know, when— used generally across the boards . you know, when they when they use words like,— . you know, when they when they use words like, like— . you know, when they when they use words like, like criminals onw— use words like, like criminals and noncre— use words like, like criminals and rapists and— use words like, like criminals and rapists and invasions and rnor-e— and rapists and invasions and swarms, that's what i'm all i oewng— swarms, that's what i'm all i was asking for— swarms, that's what i'm all i was asking for is— swarms, that's what i'm all i was asking for is a little bit of kindness.— was asking for is a little bit of kindness. and obviously rnoonroww— of kindness. and obviously impartiality is— of kindness. and obviously impartiality is really tricky at the impartiality is really tricky at we enc— impartiality is really tricky at we nnc onw— impartiality is really tricky at the bbc and it's— impartiality is really tricky at the bbc and it's an issue that i rnrnk— the bbc and it's an issue that i rnrnk re— the bbc and it's an issue that i think is almost— the bbc and it's an issue that i think is almost unresolvable . think is almost unresolvable. wew:—

think is almost unresolvable. wew: garve— think is almost unresolvable. well, gary, here— think is almost unresolvable. well, gary, here at gb news, we know— well, gary, here at gb news, we know rnor— well, gary, here at gb news, we know we we — well, gary, here at gb news, we know that the bbc— well, gary, here at gb news, we know that the bbc gave up on rnoonroww— know that the bbc gave up on rnponroww o— know that the bbc gave up on impartiality a long time ago. nwr— impartiality a long time ago. nwt wrot— impartiality a long time ago. nwt what we— impartiality a long time ago. but what do you— impartiality a long time ago. but what do you think,- impartiality a long time ago. but what do you think, as gary lineker says, he'll continue to flout impartial rmt guidelines and speak out against the government should sack. government should the bbc sack. the the day presenter the match of the day presenter dan at gb news .com vote in our poll at news twitter. i'll poll at gb news on twitter. i'll bnng poll at gb news on twitter. i'll bring you those results shortly. but help you up your but to help you make up your mind, me bring in former mind, let me bring in former premier footballer dean premier league footballer dean windass, peer , lord windass, the labour peer, lord george and the social george foulkes, and the social commentator and businesswoman june slater. great to have you all june slater. great to have you on nere. — june slater. great to have you all here. dean,— june slater. great to have you all here. dean, what- june slater. great to have you all here. dean, what i- june slater. great to have you all here. dean, what i just don't understand, right, is that if gary lineker views himself as an activist, as someone who should go and accept these awards and places like italy from amnesty international, why does he not just quit the bbc and work in the private sector when he can have whatever view he wants ? probably the fact that he wants? probably the fact that nee— he wants? probably the fact that ne-e eornrng— he wants? probably the fact that ne-e eornrng o— he wants? probably the fact that he's earning a hell— he wants? probably the fact that he's earning a hell of— 7 probably the fact that he's earning a hell of a lot of money— he's earning a hell of a lot of money wren— he's earning a hell of a lot of money with with— he's earning a hell of a lot of money with with the bbc and all his money with with the bbc and all we cornnener—

money with with the bbc and all his comments on— money with with the bbc and all his comments on bbc. money with with the bbc and all his comments on bbc . �*jrjojth;.. his comments on bbc. well, all money— his comments on bbc. well, all money ween— his comments on bbc. well, all money ween :— his comments on bbc. well, all money. yeah , exactly. - money. yeah, exactly. everybody's money. and but his comments don't seem to bother the bbc and obviously he's brought people into his home and obviously these people obviously have got to be vetted . they've have got to be vetted. they've got to be checked out because i don't want to bring people into my home or i don't know anything about do not to bring him into my family. so that's got to be checked out. so fair enough, if he's done that and he's had them checked out, that's fine, no problem. but you know, the one thing about is, you know, the country's in crisis as it is, you know, and you've got to look after your own. you know, these people, the less for people, you know, the less for the people, they the less fortunate people, they can't afford to they can't can't afford to bring they can't afford their own afford to feed their own children. never mind bring people in. and gary's obviously very fortunate to bring them into his mansion wherever he into his big mansion wherever he lives . but yeah, listen , the lives. but yeah, listen, the bbc, you only they they only know the answer and we don't know the answer and we don't

know the answer to it. june slater, do you know the answer to it? because personally, i mink— to it? because personally, i rnrnk mey— to it? because personally, i think they have— .7’ because personally, i think they have lost any credibility— think they have lost any credibility as— think they have lost any credibility as an impartial organisation— credibility as an impartial organisation until they say to con— organisation until they say to cory lineker:— organisation until they say to gary lineker, sorry, you've got to gary lineker, sorry, you've got ro go— gary lineker, sorry, you've got ro go more. — gary lineker, sorry, you've got to go mate. well— gary lineker, sorry, you've got to go mate. well ,- gary lineker, sorry, you've got to go mate. �*jrjyjth;.. 3 7 . to go mate. well, i don't know about p&o people wanting more immigration. i think what they'd like to see from gary lineker is perhaps the award should be given to the british people for their tolerance. this last few years because parliament, both sides have been absolutely useless . the eunuchs, the useless. the eunuchs, the castrated , they've just got castrated, they've just got mouths that say things that never happen. rishi sunak is not a leader. he's in the wrong job. he should be a supply teacher. and we've got a country here. we've got a country here that is so overpopulated with chances. and what the left seem very difficult. it seems like an almost impossible task to actually admit that there are refugees. there are chances and there are criminals all coming in under the same guise. and the

easiest way to do this rishi sunakais easiest way to do this rishi sunak ik is forget the rwanda idea. i think it's absolutely preposterous . it's the easiest preposterous. it's the easiest thing to do is when they get in off the boats and they're in the waters, you turn around and you say, i'd , i'd, i can't get back say, i'd, i'd, i can't get back in my own country. and i live here and i'm not. no, indeed, indeed. but june, look, the wing— indeed. but june, look, the rnrng re:— indeed. but june, look, the thing is, lineker— 3: but june, look, the thing is, lineker would comprerery— thing is, lineker would completely disagree with that. ano— completely disagree with that. and ne— completely disagree with that. and ne noe— completely disagree with that. and ne nee o— completely disagree with that. and he has a right to disagree wrrn— and he has a right to disagree wrrn yow— and he has a right to disagree wrrn you on— and he has a right to disagree with you on that.— and he has a right to disagree with you on that. but what my room— with you on that. but what my room re:— with you on that. but what my room is ne— with you on that. but what my point is, he doesn't a point is, he doesn't have a ngnr— point is, he doesn't have a right continually push these right to continually push these wewe— right to continually push these wnen— right to continually push these views when he's— right to continually push these views when he's paid by us to be the views when he's paid by us to be me nece— views when he's paid by us to be me new morn— views when he's paid by us to be the bbc's main presenter. so wew.— the bbc's main presenter. so wew. nee— the bbc's main presenter. so wew. ne-e ree— the bbc's main presenter. so well, he's it's trashing- the bbc's main presenter. so well, he's it's trashing every single licence payer isn't it? yes , we do. it is choice. he's yes, we do. it is choice. he's nor— yes, we do. it is choice. he's nor me— yes, we do. it is choice. he's not the choice— yes, we do. it is choice. he's not the choice to _ yes, we do. it is choice. he's not the choice to speak out but we won-r— not the choice to speak out but we won-r ger— not the choice to speak out but we won-r ger o— not the choice to speak out but we don't get a choice to say okay— we don't get a choice to say okoy garve— we don't get a choice to say okoy cory, epeok— we don't get a choice to say okay gary, speak out. but we're not okay gary, speak out. but we're nor paying— okay gary, speak out. but we're not paying you— okay gary, speak out. but we're not paying you because we are paying— not paying you because we are paying nrm. — not paying you because we are paying him. imagine having to pay—of— paying him. imagine having to toy—or cron- paying him. imagine having to pay—of staff that. paying him. imagine having to pay of staff that you pay a member of staff that you won-r— pay a member of staff that you won-r wom— pay a member of staff that you won-r wonr ro— pay a member of staff that you don't want to -for- pay a member of staff that you don't want to for you don't want to work for you anymore-what- don't want to work for you anymore. what that's don't want to work for you- anymore. -what that's what anymore. that's what that's what it anymore. that's what that's what rr none— anymore. that's what that's what rr none ro. — anymore. that's what that's what it boils to. down— anymore. that's what that's what it boils to. down well, look, weren— it boils to. down well, look, weren r— it boils to. down well, look, listen, i want— it boils to. down well, look, listen, i want to— it boils to. down well, look, listen, i want to bring in the narrow— listen, i want to bring in the labour peer:— listen, i want to bring in the labour peer, lord foulkes labour peer, lord george foulkes now, because foulkes , you now, because lord foulkes, you

mink— now, because lord foulkes, you think-completely- now, because lord foulkes, you think completely wrong think we're completely wrong on this think we're completely wrong on rnre—aul this and you back lineker all me— this and you back lineker all we woy. — this and you back lineker all we woy. nwr— this and you back lineker all the way. but don't- this and you back lineker all the way. 3 7 . the way. but don't you understand why it's annoying for us this guy paid for out us to see this guy paid for out of our taxpayer funded money? you're biased and tendentious. rnwowwcrron— you're biased and tendentious. introduction to— you're biased and tendentious. introduction to this— you're biased and tendentious. introduction to this piece- you're biased and tendentious. introduction to this piece shows you. it shows the people exactly why we need an impartial channel like the bbc. but they're not impartial . wait a minute, dan , i impartial. wait a minute, dan, i travel all over europe and the bbc is respected in every country. it is widely respected as the most impartial, the most respected broadcaster in the whole of the world. unlike gb news. with respect act and gary lineker has the right, just as you have . he lineker has the right, just as you have. he is a lineker has the right, just as you have . he is a voter lineker has the right, just as you have. he is a voter. he is a taxpayer. he has the right to express. i'm not paid for by roogoyere. — express. i'm not paid for by taxpayers. lord— i'm not paid for by taxpayers. express. i'm not paid for by- taxpayers. lord foulkes, do you not understand the fundamental difference there? i do express my opinion, but i'm funded by the private company . who pays the private company. who pays you that? my business that gb

news suella gb news get its money from. they are a privately owned company. well, where does it get its money from? where do the private owners get the money from? mean ? they get from? what do you mean? they get it? they get it from us. they get it from people like us. of course. just like course. it's just like newspapers . it's just like the newspapers. it's just like the newspapers. it's just like the newspapers. the daily mail is owned by lord rothermere . the owned by lord rothermere. the telegraph owned by the telegraph is owned by the barclay brothers, but they're funded through advertising. they private companies they are all private companies wno— they are all private companies wno ore— they are all private companies who are funded— they are all private companies who are funded through advertising— who are funded through advertising like news. advertising like gb news. vow-re— advertising like gb news. vow-we now— advertising like gb news. you've had enough.- advertising like gb news. you've had enough. you've you've, enough. you've, you've spoken enough. they in tax havens. the they live in tax havens. the rothermere's and the barclay brothers. and they pump out anti—labour and right wing propaganda through the daily mail and through the telegraph. well, that's capitalism. that's capitalism. and you must understand that there is a real difference with the bbc allowing being their main presenter to spout out highly politicised garbage on a constant basis. and i would just pick you up on one

thing. lord foulkes do you genuinely say, do you genuinely believe that the bbc was unbiased , biased, for example, unbiased, biased, for example, over the course of the brexit referendum? because even the bosses of the bbc have admitted that they weren't ? well , let's that they weren't? well, let's if you wom— that they weren't? well, let's if you wonr ro— that they weren't? well, let's if you want to talk— jrth”rt;7 .7’ well, let's if you want to talk about the meme— if you want to talk about the brexit referendum, i could go on for nowe— brexit referendum, i could go on for hours about— brexit referendum, i could go on for hours about the— brexit referendum, i could go on for hours about the russian interference, _ for hours about the russian interference, about a whole range— interference, about a whole range or— interference, about a whole range of things,— interference, about a whole range of things, which is why we ended— range of things, which is why we ended wo— range of things, which is why we ended we win— range of things, which is why we ended up with a— range of things, which is why we ended up with a disaster of mem— ended up with a disaster of nrenr mor— ended up with a disaster of brexit that we've got at the momem — brexit that we've got at the moment, which— brexit that we've got at the moment, which is why we've ended up moment, which is why we've ended we win— moment, which is why we've ended we wrrn emcee— moment, which is why we've ended up with prices zooming up with moment, which is why we've ended up jnhs3rices zooming up with moment, which is why we've ended up jnhs ands zooming up with moment, which is why we've ended up jnhs and underiing up with moment, which is why we've ended up jnhs and under pressurejith the nhs and under pressure necowee— the nhs and under pressure necowee or— the nhs and under pressure because of brexit. but i want you— because of brexit. but i want you re— because of brexit. but i want you to i want you to think about marcus rashford. marcus rashford raised the issue of free school meals . the government, the tory meals. the government, the tory government started to rubbish him, first of all, and then they realised that the public were behind him and they changed. and marcus rashford won. and now, yes, but it wouldn't be appropriate for marcus rashford to host a show on the bbc . free to host a show on the bbc. free school meals are getting free

school meals are getting free school meals. okay, june slater, i school meals. okay, june slater, r cm— school meals. okay, june slater, r ece— school meals. okay, june slater, r yow— school meals. okay, june slater, i can see you want— school meals. okay, june slater, i can see you want to— t okay, june slater, i can see you want to come back in mere. — i can see you want to come back in mere. rr-e— i can see you want to come back in here. it's people— i can see you want to come back in here. it's people like- i can see you want to come back in here. . . ceg in here. it's people like gary lineker. you want to listen to people like marcus rashford, you want to listen to what you would say that you would say that because you agree with them politically. you agree with them eowncowy.— politically. i have both sides of politically. i have both sides or—on- politically. i have both sides of_on becausej politically. i have both sides- of_on because we've of the argument on because we've got of the argument on because we've gor-nere— of the argument on because we've gor-nere ngnr— of the argument on because we've got-here right now,— of the argument on because we've got here right now, lord got you here right now, lord rowwee. — got you here right now, lord foulkes. -fact- got you here right now, lord foulkes. -fact is,- got you here right now, lordi foulkes. -fact is, gb foulkes. but the fact is, gb news is a privately owned company, ask for any company, doesn't ask for any taxpayer we're about company, doesn't ask for any tatgo yer we're about company, doesn't ask for any tatgo to we're about company, doesn't ask for any tatgo to some we're about company, doesn't ask for any tatgo to some ad we're about company, doesn't ask for any tatgo to some ad breaks re about company, doesn't ask for any tatgo to some ad breaks soon out to go to some ad breaks soon because that's what pays our wages. slater, think you wages. june slater, i think you wanted to come in. exactly. and wnere— wanted to come in. exactly. and wnere oo— wanted to come in. exactly. and wnere oo mey— wanted to come in. exactly. and where do they get— wanted to come in. exactly. and where do they get the- 3 t 7 exactly. and where do they get the money nome— where do they get the money from? where _ where do they get the money from? where do _ where do they get the money from? where do the people who are from? where do the people who re—yow- from? where do the people whoi are _your channel, are advertising on your channel, lore— are advertising on your channel, lord-just— are advertising on your channel, lord-just rer— are advertising on your channel, lord-just let june- lord foulkes just let june sewer— lord foulkes just let june slater-they- lord foulkes just let june - slater-they-them slater respond. they get them mom— slater respond. they get them from-wew. — slater respond. they get them from -well. .you - slater respond. they get them from well. you know, from us as well. so you know, yowe— from us as well. so you know, yowe-wee.— from us as well. so you know, yow-re-vee. nwr- from us as well. so you know, you're-yes, but that'sl from us as well. so you know,| you're-yes, but that's a you're crazy. yes, but that's a choice. that's a choice.- you're crazy. /rt;~er rt7rtr rt.rt; that's a choice. you choice. that's a choice. you nwer— choice. that's a choice. you must understand— rt7rtr rt.rt; that's a choice. you must understand that. that's a cnorce. — must understand that. that's a cnorce. noon-r— must understand that. that's a choice.-don't get- must understand that. that's a choice.-don't get a- must understand that. that's a choice. don't get a choice choice. we don't get a choice onowr— choice. we don't get a choice about whether— choice. we don't get a choice about whether we're for about whether we're paying for the about whether we're paying for me we — about whether we're paying for me we ler— about whether we're paying for the bbc. let june— about whether we're paying for the bbc. let june slater come in. the bbc. let june slater come in sne— the bbc. let june slater come in sne wome— the bbc. let june slater come in. she wants to— the bbc. let june slater come in. she wants to respond. �*jrjyjth;.. in. she wants to respond. well, mer— in. she wants to respond. well, rrrer—enymg- in. she wants to respond. well, first—saying that. first of all, stop saying that brexit is a shambles. what's a shambles locking down. shambles is locking down. seven weeks left the european weeks after we left the european union and a set of wozzeck's absolute waxworks the house absolute waxworks in the house of commons who were trying to

closely us into the closely align us back into the most politically failed organisation. it's a ponzi scheme. anybody it's a communist ponzi scheme. so let's just put brexit in a box because you get i'll speak to lord foulkes on his own about brexit. don't start laughing and mocking people when you claim you founded for getting up and having a sleek. i've founded for getting up and having a sleek . i've never heard having a sleek. i've never heard of the deal we have to pay. okay. don't speak over each gr...— okay. don't speak over each other, please. _ okay. don't speak over each other, please. we- don't speak over each other, please. �*jrjyjth; 3 7 . (dc/tear don't speak over each other, please. �*jrjyjth; 3 7 . 3 other, please. we don't. lord foulkes has had his say. other, please. we don't. lord foulkes has had his say . and at foulkes has had his say. and at the end of the day, with gary lineker, describe a ponzi scheme. i've never heard such nonsense . lord— scheme. i've never heard such nonsense . lord foulkes- t i've never heard such nonsense . scheme. i've never heard such nonsense . lord foulkes let june nonsense. lord foulkes let june slater make her final point about gary lineker. please gary lineker is paid directly by the taxpayer. any other news channel is taxpayer. any other news channel re nor— taxpayer. any other news channel re nor ewe — taxpayer. any other news channel re nor ewe m— taxpayer. any other news channel is not paid in that— taxpayer. any other news channel is not paid in that way.— any other news channel is not paid in that way. and as a is not paid in that way. and as orooeoyer— is not paid in that way. and as a taxpayer who's— is not paid in that way. and as a taxpayer who's paying for him? i a taxpayer who's paying for him? r nowe— a taxpayer who's paying for him? r nowe o— a taxpayer who's paying for him? r nowe o ngnr— a taxpayer who's paying for him? i have a right to— a taxpayer who's paying for him? i have a right to say i'm not happy— i have a right to say i'm not noeey wrrn— i have a right to say i'm not happy with the_ i have a right to say i'm not happy with the employee that i'm paying— happy with the employee that i'm eoyrng ror. — happy with the employee that i'm eoyrng for and— happy with the employee that i'm paying for. and therefore he enowro— paying for. and therefore he should really— paying for. and therefore he should really snack in and he enowrw— should really snack in and he should thank— should really snack in and he should thank the _ should really snack in and he should thank the british people . lero— should thank the british people . ler-e — should thank the british people

. ler-e cory— should thank the british people . let's see. gary lineker okay, fine— . let's see. gary lineker okay, nne . — . let's see. gary lineker okay, nne . rmnr— . let's see. gary lineker okay, fine . final word— . let's see. gary lineker okay, fine . final word to- . let's see. gary lineker okay, fine . 3 3 . let's see. gary lineker okay, fine. 3 3 fine. final word to lord foulkes . lord foulkes wants to fine. 3 3 lord foulkes wants to make a . lord foulkes wants to make a emer— . lord foulkes wants to make a finer eornr.— . lord foulkes wants to make a finer eornr. — . lord foulkes wants to make a final point. we'll— . lord foulkes wants to make a final point. we'll let- lord foulkes wants to make a final point. �*jrjyjth; .. 7 final point. we'll let him make a final point. lord foulkes of course you have— a final point. lord foulkes of course you have the- �*" lord foulkes of course you have the right to say mar.— course you have the right to say nor. more— course you have the right to say that. that's what— course you have the right to say that. that's what i'm saying. we— that. that's what i'm saying. we we— that. that's what i'm saying. we we yow— that. that's what i'm saying. just as you have— that. that's what i'm saying. just as you have the right just as just as you have the right just we deon— just as you have the right just we oewn nwe— just as you have the right just as dean has the— just as you have the right just as dean has the right. just as own— as dean has the right. just as own nwe— as dean has the right. just as own nwe me— as dean has the right. just as dan has the right. even though he dan has the right. even though ne rwwe— dan has the right. even though he talks nonsense. you he talks total nonsense. you nwwe— he talks total nonsense. you nwwe ww— he talks total nonsense. you nwwe ww ene— he talks total nonsense. you have all the right to say it. nwr— have all the right to say it. nwr eo— have all the right to say it. nwr eo woee— have all the right to say it. but so does gary lineker. and men— but so does gary lineker. and rnen- — but so does gary lineker. and rnen- vee— but so does gary lineker. and then- yes,-glad. but so does gary lineker. and. then- yes,-glad you then you're. yes, i'm glad you agree. speaks nonsense agree. he speaks nonsense because you don't to because you don't want to hear his view. well, no, i'm his point of view. well, no, i'm happy- _ his point of view. well, no, i'm happy- -to- his point of view. well, no, i'm happy. to hear it. happy. i'm happy to hear it. i'm not happy— happy. i'm happy to hear it. r-m nor nweey ro— happy. i'm happy to hear it. i'm not happy to pay- happy. i'm happy to hear it. i'm not happy to pay for- happy. . i'm not happy to pay for it. and i'm not happy to pay for it. and r mink— i'm not happy to pay for it. and i think there's— i'm not happy to pay for it. and i think there's a— i'm not happy to pay for it. and i think there's a fundamental difference. — i think there's a fundamental difference. so,— i think there's a fundamental difference. so, look, thank you for-eerrrrew— difference. so, look, thank you for spirited debate. for the spirited debate. dean wrnwwee— for the spirited debate. dean windass, labour— for the spirited debate. dean windass, labour peer, lord ceorge— windass, labour peer, lord george foulkes,- windass, labour peer, lord- george foulkes,-social george foulkes, and the social comnenworrr— george foulkes, and the social- commentator—who george foulkes, and the social- coryou ntator_who george foulkes, and the social- coryow wgree—wno george foulkes, and the social- coryou agree with _who george foulkes, and the social coryou agree with on who george foulkes, and the social coryou agree with on this? who do you agree with on this? snowe— do you agree with on this? snowaw-twer- do you agree with on this?- should -just-gary should the bbc just sack gary lineker— should the bbc just sack gary lineker now? _ should the bbc just sack gary lineker now? �*jrjyjth;.. 3rt; should the bbc just sack gary lineker now? �*jrjyjth;.. g rt:r7 lineker now? well, stooge on twitter writes gary was given one for the most one golden boot for the most goals scored at the world cup in 1986. he now needs the other comen— 1986. he now needs the other women noor— 1986. he now needs the other golden boot . _ 1986. he now needs the other golden boot. boom,- j3jy he now needs the other golden boot . golden boot. boom, boom, boom. love that, david on twitter writes, whatever happens, it would be great to see changes with sport with the main bbc sport commentators. are some commentators. there are some rwnrwerrc— commentators. there are some

fantastic-passionate- there are some fantastic passionate talent fantastic and passionate talent mey— fantastic and passionate talent rney enowro— fantastic and passionate talent they should focus— fantastic and passionate talent they should focus on and from wegwn— they should focus on and from megan immediately. .. megan immediately. better still, wwme— megan immediately. better still, dump the licence fee and make them survive supply and demand . them survive supply and demand. are your verdicts now in 66% of you— are your verdicts now in 66% of you wgree— are your verdicts now in 66% of you wgree rnwr— are your verdicts now in 66% of you agree that the— are your verdicts now in 66% of you agree that the bbc should ewck— you agree that the bbc should ewck cwry— you agree that the bbc should sack gary lineker, while 34% of you— sack gary lineker, while 34% of you ewy— sack gary lineker, while 34% of you ewy mey— sack gary lineker, while 34% of you say they should not? now, coming— you say they should not? now, comrng upr— you say they should not? now, comrng we, we— you say they should not? now, coming up, as it's— you say they should not? now, coming up, as it's revealed, rnorwne— coming up, as it's revealed, indians crossed— coming up, as it's revealed, indians crossed the channel in record— indians crossed the channel in record numbers— indians crossed the channel in record numbers and have been the econo— record numbers and have been the econo rwrgeer— record numbers and have been the second largest cohort in 2023. ooee— second largest cohort in 2023. ooee rnre— second largest cohort in 2023. does this prove _ second largest cohort in 2023. does this prove that economic mrgrwnre— does this prove that economic mrgrwnre we— does this prove that economic migrants are taking advantage of our migrants are taking advantage of oeen— migrants are taking advantage of our open borders— migrants are taking advantage of our open borders ?_ migrants are taking advantage of our open borders ? our political our open borders? our political nrenrwnw— our open borders? our political firebrand ann— our open borders? our political firebrand ann widdecombe joins firebrand aim widdecombe joins me firebrand ann widdecombe joins me nwr— firebrand ann widdecombe joins me soon. but next, harry and wegnwn— me soon. but next, harry and negnwn nwwe— me soon. but next, harry and meghan have had a very difficult week:— meghan have had a very difficult week: born— meghan have had a very difficult week, both reputationally and regwuy. — week, both reputationally and regwwy. nwr— week, both reputationally and legally. but will— week, both reputationally and legally. but will the relentless : nwmrwwrrng— legally. but will the relentless , humiliating humiliations end up , humiliating humiliations end we being— , humiliating humiliations end up being difficult for the coweae-e— up being difficult for the couple's marriage ? my royal well couple's marriage? my royal well ne— couple's marriage? my royal well rwoy— couple's marriage? my royal well mines lady colin— couple's marriage? my royal well mines lady colin campbell and eni— mines lady colin campbell and nwr—me- mines lady colin campbell and rna—me m- mines lady colin campbell and rna—me rn-wi phil dampierjoin me in just a momem— phil dampierjoin me in just a momem .—

on gb news, the people's. cnwnner — on gb news, the people's. channel our— on gb news, the people's. channel 0- ” on gb news, the people's. channel 0-” on gb news, the people's.- channel our royal master minds are up. lady colin campbell and phil dampier. and it's been a disastrous week , both disastrous week, both reputationally and legally for the sussexes after their dubious near catastrophic car chase in new york and prince harry losing his latest high court bid to use the uk police force as personal security dodi so perhaps wallowing the couple failed to acknowledge their five year wedding anniversary while meghan snubbed another glitzy gala in la where she won best entertainment podcast for her dreadful show archetypes. i'm sorry that award must be- sorry that award must be a fix. rr-e— sorry that award must be a fix. rr-e gor— sorry that award must be a fix. we gone— sorry that award must be a fix. rr-e gorlne w— sorry that award must be a fix. it's got-be a fix.— sorry that award must be a fix. it's got be a fix. but could it's got to be a fix. but could rneee— it's got to be a fix. but could

these considerable woes be ewrrrng— these considerable woes be ewrrrng w— these considerable woes be ewrrrng w err— these considerable woes be putting a bit pressure on putting a bit of pressure on merr— putting a bit of pressure on their marriage?— putting a bit of pressure on their marriage? well, fascinating- their marriage? well, fascinating come fascinating insight has come nom— fascinating insight has come from me— fascinating insight has come from the daily— fascinating insight has come from the daily telegraph's gb wewe— from the daily telegraph's gb. wewe—wno news star, camilla tominey, who rewewrew— news star, camilla tominey, who rewewrew rnwr— news star, camilla tominey, who revealed that harry— news star, camilla tominey, who revealed that harry often sleeps wrone— revealed that harry often sleeps wronelw— revealed that harry often sleeps alonela local— revealed that harry often sleeps alone a local montecito alone at a local montecito norer:— alone at a local montecito hotel,_meghan| alone at a local montecito- hotel,_meghan and the hotel, even when meghan and the wee— hotel, even when meghan and the were we— hotel, even when meghan and the wee nome— hotel, even when meghan and the kids are home separately . �*jrjyjwrt;7 kids are home separately. when nee— kids are home separately. when nee-la.— kids are home separately. when he'lear w— kids are home separately. when he'lear w two— kids are home separately. when he's-la, a two hour- kids are home separately. when he's la, a two hour drive he's in la, a two hour drive from montecito, sources add a second hotel said their venue, quote, harry's quote, seems to be harry's escape place. now, ladies, see, i escape place. now, ladies, see, r know— escape place. now, ladies, see, r know yow— escape place. now, ladies, see, r know you nwwe— escape place. now, ladies, see, i know you have been- t t now, ladies, see, i know you have been reporting on ene— i know you have been reporting on the trouble— i know you have been reporting on the trouble in— i know you have been reporting on the trouble in the sussexes mwrnwge— on the trouble in the sussexes mwrnwge for— on the trouble in the sussexes marriage for some time. r3rtr marriage for some time. so do yow— marriage for some time. so do you mink— marriage for some time. so do you think these— marriage for some time. so do you think these reports from camilla are accurate ? well, of camilla are accurate? well, of course we know anything. camilla says. if it's not accurate, it's- camilla says. if it's not accurate, it's because she was wekrnerwreky— accurate, it's because she was deliberately misinformed, necwwee— deliberately misinformed, because camilla is very, very eownw— because camilla is very, very eownw .— because camilla is very, very eownw . ano— because camilla is very, very sound . and you're there have sound. and you're there have been— sound. and you're there have been problems— sound. and you're there have been problems in the marriage eweeoeewky— been problems in the marriage eweeoeewky row— been problems in the marriage supposedly for some time. i mean, i've been— supposedly for some time. i mean, i've been saying it . you mean, i've been saying it. you know:— mean, i've been saying it. you know: me— mean, i've been saying it. you know: we r— mean, i've been saying it. you know, it's i have— mean, i've been saying it. you know, it's i have heard from nwe— know, it's i have heard from me rorwkky— know, it's i have heard from five totally reliable sources rnwr—

five totally reliable sources rnwr nwrry— five totally reliable sources that harry called in the kwwyere— that harry called in the lawyers, some months ago. the women— lawyers, some months ago. the eronkem re— lawyers, some months ago. the problem is that— lawyers, some months ago. the problem is that the information woeen-r— problem is that the information doesn't necessarily match up wrrn— doesn't necessarily match up wrrn merr— doesn't necessarily match up with their public— doesn't necessarily match up with their public face. yes. but of course, they— with their public face. yes. but of course, they their public rwce — of course, they their public rwce re— of course, they their public rwce re ro— of course, they their public face is to an— of course, they their public face is to an extent, slapped on for monerwry— face is to an extent, slapped on for monetary gain. _ face is to an extent, slapped on for monetary gain. and also, mey-re— for monetary gain. and also, rney-re n— for monetary gain. and also, they're if there _ for monetary gain. and also, they're if there are real eronkeme— they're if there are real problems in— they're if there are real problems in the marriage , which problems in the marriage, which mey— problems in the marriage, which rney wo— problems in the marriage, which rney go weeewr— problems in the marriage, which rney go weeewr ro— problems in the marriage, which they do appear to be, harry, nwrry-e— they do appear to be, harry, nwrry-e going— they do appear to be, harry, nwrry-e gorng ro— they do appear to be, harry, harry's going to have a heck of a harry's going to have a heck of w rime— harry's going to have a heck of a time extricating_ harry's going to have a heck of a time extricating himself if necwwee— a time extricating himself if necwwee ne— a time extricating himself if because he has— a time extricating himself if because he has been very overt wnowr— because he has been very overt wnowr wu— because he has been very overt wnowr wk of— because he has been very overt about all of his— because he has been very overt about all of his failings and all about all of his failings and wk of— about all of his failings and wk of me— about all of his failings and all of his drug— about all of his failings and all of his drug taking, etcetera. _ all of his drug taking, etcetera. so - all of his drug taking, etcetera. so he's not in a very good— etcetera. so he's not in a very good eoerrron— etcetera. so he's not in a very good position in— etcetera. so he's not in a very good position in terms legally , good position in terms legally, in good position in terms legally, rn rerme— good position in terms legally, rn rerme or— good position in terms legally, in terms of our— good position in terms legally, in terms of our preserving his eoerrron— in terms of our preserving his eoerrron :— in terms of our preserving his position , especially in terms of position, especially in terms of cwerowy— position, especially in terms of cwerowy or— position, especially in terms of custody of the _ position, especially in terms of custody of the children. but i won-r— custody of the children. but i won-r r— custody of the children. but i won-r r won-r— custody of the children. but i don't i don't know that it's got to don't i don't know that it's got ro rnwr— don't i don't know that it's got ro rnwr erwge— don't i don't know that it's got to that stage yet— don't i don't know that it's got to that stage yet .— don't i don't know that it's got to that stage yet . and you also to that stage yet. and you also nwwe— to that stage yet. and you also nwwe ro— to that stage yet. and you also nwwe ro ne— to that stage yet. and you also nwwe o be very— to that stage yet. and you also have to be very careful what you renewe— have to be very careful what you

believe, because _ have to be very careful what you believe, because anything emwnwrrng— believe, because anything emanating from motty nato can very— emanating from motty nato can very ewerky— emanating from motty nato can very ewerky ne— emanating from motty nato can very ewerky ne w— emanating from motty nato can very easily be a lie— emanating from motty nato can very easily be a lie . we do know very easily be a lie. we do know rnwr— very easily be a lie. we do know rnwr no— very easily be a lie. we do know rnwr .— very easily be a lie. we do know that now . disinformation. yeah that now. disinformation. yeah ano— that now. disinformation. yeah and we— that now. disinformation. yeah and we know— that now. disinformation. yeah and we know that— that now. disinformation. yeah and we know that now.- that now. disinformation. yeah and we know that now. we've seen that. but phil dampier, obviously i have to put the other side of this sort was close to harry and meghan insist that everything's completely fine. phil and that are very , fine. phil and that are very, very happy. what are you hearing, phil i haven't got any hard information . ian good hard information. ian good evening. hard information. ian good evening own— hard information. ian good evening. dan i— 7e”r3 ian good evening. dan i haven't got any ner— evening. dan i haven't got any hard information— evening. dan i haven't got any hard information on this. i do emo— hard information on this. i do fine e— hard information on this. i do find it incredible— hard information on this. i do find it incredible that i mean, nwer— find it incredible that i mean, we or— find it incredible that i mean, we or ww— find it incredible that i mean, first of att, that— find it incredible that i mean, first of all, that five years rney-we — first of all, that five years they've been— first of all, that five years they've been married. i mean, rr-e— they've been married. i mean, it's unbelievable,— they've been married. i mean, it's unbelievable, isn't it, the way— it's unbelievable, isn't it, the wwy-yewre— it's unbelievable, isn't it, the wwy-yewre nwe- it's unbelievable, isn't it, the way years has flown by? way five years has flown by? i do way five years has flown by? i go emo— way five years has flown by? i do find . strange _ way five years has flown by? i do find strange they didn't do find it strange they didn't eoer—eocrwk- post anything on social media forlcouple_ post anything on social media forlcouple-used- post anything on social media for couple used to love for a couple who used to love being— for a couple who used to love being me— for a couple who used to love being the centre— for a couple who used to love being the centre of attention. vow—mey you would have thought they wowe— you would have thought they would something to would have done something to mwrk—anw- would have done something to. mwrk—anw-yow mark the occasion. and when you rnrnk— mark the occasion. and when you rnrnk wnowr— mark the occasion. and when you rnrnk wnowr e,— mark the occasion. and when you think about it, they've now known— think about it, they've now known ewcn— think about it, they've now known each other, what, nearly eewen—rneye- known each other, what, nearly eewen—rneye sol seven years, haven't they? so mwyne— seven years, haven't they? so mwyne-wnwr— seven years, haven't they? so maybe .what - used i seven years, haven't they? so maybe what used to maybe it's what they used to cww— maybe it's what they used to cwkk-okw— maybe it's what they used to call-old days,- maybe it's what they used to call old days, the seven call in the old days, the seven yewr— call in the old days, the seven yewr rrcn. — call in the old days, the seven yewr rrcn. r— call in the old days, the seven year itch. i don't— call in the old days, the seven year itch. i don't know. but why call in the old days, the seven yec’earth. i don't know. but why call in the old days, the seven yec’earth would 't know. but why call in the old days, the seven yec’earth would harryiv. but why call in the old days, the seven yec’earth would harry startt why call in the old days, the seven yec’earth would harry start using on earth would harry start using a on earth would harry start using w norek— on earth would harry start using a hotel separately? i mean, a hotel room separately? i mean, mwr— a hotel room separately? i mean,

rnwr re— a hotel room separately? i mean, that is extremely— a hotel room separately? i mean, that is extremely strange. but i won-r— that is extremely strange. but i won-r mink— that is extremely strange. but i don't think-are- that is extremely strange. but i don't think are going that is extremely strange. but i don't he's: are going that is extremely strange. but i don't he's not are going that is extremely strange. but i don't he's not he'stre going that is extremely strange. but i don't he's not he's notjoing that is extremely strange. but i don't he's not he's not winning well. he's not he's not winning the well. he's not he's not winning rne—rnrnk- well. he's not he's not winning the—think he's. the court cases. i think he's weren— the court cases. i think he's women on— the court cases. i think he's bitten off more— the court cases. i think he's bitten off more than he could cnew— bitten off more than he could cnew mere:— bitten off more than he could chew there, and— bitten off more than he could chew there, and i— bitten off more than he could chew there, and i wouldn't be ewreneew— chew there, and i wouldn't be ewreneew n— chew there, and i wouldn't be surprised if they— chew there, and i wouldn't be surprised if they are under ereeer— surprised if they are under stress—have. surprised if they are underl stress._have any surprised if they are under- stress._have any any stress. but i don't have any any ner— stress. but i don't have any any nwe—nwr- stress. but i don't have any any nwe—nwr e- hard information. but it wowkwn-r— hard information. but it wouldn't surprise me behind wouldn't surprise me if behind the wouldn't surprise me if behind rne-rnrnge— wouldn't surprise me if behind the things starting the scenes things are starting to the scenes things are starting ro—woeen-r- the scenes things are starting. to_doesn't seem to fall apart. she doesn't seem to fall apart. she doesn't seem ro-nrm — to fall apart. she doesn't seem ro-nrm m— to fall apart. she doesn't seem to-him in public- to fall apart. she doesn't seem to him in public despite to support him in public despite the to support him in public despite rne rwcr— to support him in public despite me we mwr— to support him in public despite the fact that he— to support him in public despite the fact that he always supports her the fact that he always supports ner n— the fact that he always supports men it enee— the fact that he always supports her if she's,-know,- the fact that he always supports her if she's, know, picking her if she's, you know, picking up her if she's, you know, picking we—worng- her if she's, you know, picking up doing anything up an award or doing anything cree.— up an award or doing anything ekee-ooee— up an award or doing anything ekee-ooee-w- up an award or doing anything else.-does-a bit- up an award or doing anything else. does a bit odd. up an award or doing anything. else.-does-a bit odd. else. so it does look a bit odd. now:— else. so it does look a bit odd. new, look.— else. so it does look a bit odd. new, look. as— else. so it does look a bit odd. new, look. as |_ else. so it does look a bit odd. now, look, as i just— else. so it does look a bit odd. now, look, as i just mentioned, meghan has somehow bagged this award for that awful podcast archetypes for spotify in which she complained about her experience briefcase girl she complained about her eijeallce briefcase girl she complained about her eijeal or briefcase girl she complained about her eijeal or no briefcase girl she complained about her eijeal or no dealefcase girl she complained about her eijeal or no deal ande girl she complained about her eijeal or no deal and made to on deal or no deal and made to feel like a bimbo. paint on deal or no deal and made to feel like a bimbo . paint the feel like a bimbo. paint the picture— feel like a bimbo. paint the picture for— feel like a bimbo. paint the picture for you _ feel like a bimbo. paint the picture for you that- c paint the picture for you that before the tapings— picture for you that before the tapings of— picture for you that before the tapings of the— picture for you that before the tapings of the show, all the girls— tapings of the show, all the gm. we— tapings of the show, all the girls we would _ tapings of the show, all the girls we would line up and there were different— girls we would line up and there were different stations for having— were different stations for having your— were different stations for having your lashes put on or your— having your lashes put on or your extensions— having your lashes put on or your extensions put in or the padding— your extensions put in or the paiiing in— your extensions put in or the paiiing in your— your extensions put in or the padding in your bra. we were given— padding in your bra. we were even given spray— padding in your bra. we were even given spray tan vouchers as each— even given spray tan vouchers as each week— even given spray tan vouchers as each week because— even given spray tan vouchers as each week because as there was a very— each week because as there was a very cookie— each week because as there was a verv eeevie eerie— each week because as there was a very cookie cutter idea of preeieeiv— very cookie cutter idea of precisely what - very cookie cutter idea of precisely what we should look iiie. — precisely what we should look iiie. ir— precisely what we should look iiie. ii wee— precisely what we should look like. it was solely— precisely what we should look like. it was solely about beauty

arri— like. it was solely about beauty are rer— like. it was solely about beauty and not necessarily about brains . eur— and not necessarily about brains . err irre— and not necessarily about brains . err rire ieee— and not necessarily about brains . but the boss of— and not necessarily about brains . but the boss of deal or no deri— . but the boss of deal or no i>eei irre— . but the boss of deal or no deal has now— . but the boss of deal or no deal has now hit— . but the boss of deal or no deal has now hit back at meghan deferring— deal has now hit back at meghan ieierriire irre— deal has now hit back at meghan defending the show's. " defending the show's. this is irke— defending the show's. this is iuie reces— defending the show's. this is luke lucas green, the chief content officer at the company. bannau and he told variety magazine, we're constantly evolving format so that it evolving the format so that it isn't the same show it was 15 years ago. but lady c, i mean , i years ago. but lady c, i mean, i don't remember anyone for saying meghan to become a briefcase girl on the show . well, i meghan to become a briefcase girl on the show. well, i mean , girl on the show. well, i mean, the girl on the show. well, i mean, rire vvireie— girl on the show. well, i mean, the whole everything- g 1 iii" well, i mean, the whole everything she says is rerei— the whole everything she says is total nonsense _ the whole everything she says is total nonsense .— the whole everything she says is total nonsense . because first of total nonsense. because first of alli— total nonsense. because first of air, irre— total nonsense. because first of air, rire eirevv— total nonsense. because first of all, the show is— total nonsense. because first of all, the show is about deflecting— all, the show is about deflecting girls and it's about rieir— deflecting girls and it's about rieir ieeuiv— deflecting girls and it's about their beauty. it's— deflecting girls and it's about their beauty. it's about their errreerive— their beauty. it's about their attractive niece,— their beauty. it's about their attractive niece, it's about rieir— attractive niece, it's about their vivacity _ attractive niece, it's about their vivacity and every single erirer— their vivacity and every single erirer women— their vivacity and every single other woman on— their vivacity and every single other woman on that show who has achieved— other woman on that show who has eeirievei mere— other woman on that show who has achieved more than— other woman on that show who has achieved more than meghan has achieved— achieved more than meghan has eeirievei irre— achieved more than meghan has achieved has said— achieved more than meghan has achieved has said what a wonderful— achieved has said what a wonderful opportunity it was and wiri— wonderful opportunity it was and what marvellous— wonderful opportunity it was and what marvellous employers they

eni— what marvellous employers they are rev— what marvellous employers they were and my information which i got were and my information which i eer from— were and my information which i got from somebody very, very eieee— got from somebody very, very eieee re— got from somebody very, very eieee re rire — got from somebody very, very close to the show— got from somebody very, very close to the show was that in fee— close to the show was that in fee rire — close to the show was that in fact the presenter— close to the show was that in fact the presenter whose name eeeeeep— fact the presenter whose name eeepee me er— fact the presenter whose name escapes me at the— fact the presenter whose name escapes me at the moment, had erriv— escapes me at the moment, had erriv merrier— escapes me at the moment, had only married man— escapes me at the moment, had only married man meghan was revie— only married man meghan was howie mandel. _ only married man meghan was howie mandel. is— only married man meghan was howie mandel. c howie mandel. is that who it was 7 howie mandel. is that who it was ? i howie mandel. is that who it was .7 i think it's him. i think it was howie mandel. that's right. revie— was howie mandel. that's right. revvie iierriei— was howie mandel. that's right. howie mandel. howie— izitiriizi; : that's right. howie mandel. howie mandel. uh meghan— howie mandel. howie mandel. uh iiegiieri ereei— howie mandel. howie mandel. uh meghan zeroed in— howie mandel. howie mandel. uh meghan zeroed in on him. she was full meghan zeroed in on him. she was irii ei— meghan zeroed in on him. she was iii or ideas— meghan zeroed in on him. she was full of ideas as— meghan zeroed in on him. she was full of ideas as she— meghan zeroed in on him. she was full of ideas as she was sort ei- — full of ideas as she was sort ei- ver— full of ideas as she was sort of. you know,— full of ideas as she was sort of. you know, very, very meghan eni— of. you know, very, very meghan are iris— of. you know, very, very meghan are his wife— of. you know, very, very meghan and his wife said,— of. you know, very, very meghan and his wife said, sorry, he's , and his wife said, sorry, he's, vou— and his wife said, sorry, he's, veu knew,— and his wife said, sorry, he's, you know, you've— and his wife said, sorry, he's, you know, you've got to get rid of you know, you've got to get rid or her.— you know, you've got to get rid or her arri— you know, you've got to get rid of her. and he— you know, you've got to get rid of her. and he got— you know, you've got to get rid of her. and he got rid of her because— of her. and he got rid of her because meghan— of her. and he got rid of her because meghan was using him as yet because meghan was using him as ver ererirer— because meghan was using him as yet another stepping stone. okav- — yet another stepping stone. okav- eur— yet another stepping stone. okay. but you're not saying veere— okay. but you're not saying were saying— okay. but you're not saying you're saying what she was a bit iiirrv. — you're saying what she was a bit iiirrv. a— you're saying what she was a bit riiriv. a iii— you're saying what she was a bit flirty. a bit flirty— you're saying what she was a bit flirty. ' c nwr 7’ oh, very flirty. a bit flirty? oh, very iiirrv— flirty. a bit flirty? oh, very iiirrv are — flirty. a bit flirty? oh, very riiriv ene verv— flirty. ' c "up oh, very flirty and very suggestive . and

flirty and very suggestive. and of course, meghan being meghan , of course, meghan being meghan, she of course, meghan being meghan, sire vverrrei— of course, meghan being meghan, she wanted her— of course, meghan being meghan, she wanted her role expanded as she wanted her role expanded as sire vee— she wanted her role expanded as she going— she wanted her role expanded as she geirig re— she wanted her role expanded as she was going to have the role expended— she was going to have the role experiei irr— she was going to have the role expanded in every— she was going to have the role expanded in every way possible, not expanded in every way possible, rer erriv— expanded in every way possible, not only personal— expanded in every way possible, not only personal early and but prereeeiereiiv— not only personal early and but professionally and— not only personal early and but professionally and financially . professionally and financially. sire— professionally and financially. sire eni— professionally and financially. sire are irre— professionally and financially. she and mrs. mandel said enough, you knew,— she and mrs. mandel said enough, veg view, ger— she and mrs. mandel said enough, veg vrevv, ger rig— she and mrs. mandel said enough, you know, get rid of— she and mrs. mandel said enough, you know, get rid of her. she's veggie.— you know, get rid of her. she's rregiie. vvevv. — you know, get rid of her. she's trouble. wow. and— you know, get rid of her. she's trouble. wow. and they got rid of trouble. wow. and they got rid ei irer. — trouble. wow. and they got rid ei her i— trouble. wow. and they got rid of her. i mean,— trouble. wow. and they got rid of her. i mean, phil,- trouble. wow. and they got rid of her. " 37�*" c of her. i mean, phil, sometimes women can be jealous of other women, though. and maybe it was because meghan was beautiful because meghan was a beautiful woman. lady because meghan was a beautiful woman . lady took beauty out of woman. lady took beauty out of ei— woman. lady took beauty out of ei rieee— woman. lady took beauty out of some of these some— " lady took beauty out of some of these some of these game severi— some of these some of these game eevveir iirev-ve— some of these some of these game shows. they've been— some of these some of these game shows. they've been pretty ireeiigi— shows. they've been pretty dreadful, wouldn't they? it's all dreadful, wouldn't they? it's eii iger— dreadful, wouldn't they? it's all just rewriting history, ierir— all just rewriting history, ierr-r ire— all just rewriting history, isn't it? after— all just rewriting history, isn't it? after the metoo movement this isn't it? after the metoo movement-this day movement and this modern day eeieeeierr— movement and this modern day obsession political obsession with political correctness _ correctness and everything else? weir.— correctness and everything else? vieii. ire— correctness and everything else? vieii. ire-is.— correctness and everything else? well, the-is, she— correctness and everything else? well, the-is, she signed- well, the point is, she signed up to the job, phil, she didn't have to do it. she said she was a have to do it. she said she was eiemirier— have to do it. she said she was a feminist when— have to do it. she said she was a feminist when she— i::::i c she said she was a feminist when she was a seven veer— a feminist when she was a seven veer-giggi— a feminist when she was a seven year-didn't have- a feminist when she was a seven year-didn't have to- a feminist when she was a seven year didn't have to do year old. she didn't have to do irre— year old. she didn't have to do rire iei. — year old. she didn't have to do give iei. ne.— year old. she didn't have to do the job. no, she— year old. she didn't have to do the job. no, she was- year old. she didn't have to do the job. \:::i the job. no, she was an intelligent woman. she knew exactly doing. she exactly what she was doing. she wanted be spotted. like so wanted to be spotted. like so many aspiring actors and actresses. with

actresses. and what's wrong with that? mean, if this the that? but i mean, if this is the way she's going to rewrite some that? but i mean, if this is the wathese s going to rewrite some that? but i mean, if this is the wathese things, to rewrite some that? but i mean, if this is the wathese things, can ewrite some that? but i mean, if this is the wathese things, can youte some that? but i mean, if this is the wathese things, can you imagine of these things, can you imagine what she's to rewrite in of these things, can you imagine whélife e's to rewrite in of these things, can you imagine whélife ifs to rewrite in of these things, can you imagine whélife if she to rewrite in of these things, can you imagine whélife if she comes'ewrite in of these things, can you imagine whélife if she comes out te in of these things, can you imagine whélife if she comes out with a her life if she comes out with a book?i her life if she comes out with a book? i mean, my god, it's going to be every chapter is going to goodness, going to need goodness, we're going to need to get lady c to check every get lady c to fact check every single word. look, my royal masterminds,_ single word. look, my royal masterminds, lady- gr: : look, my royal masterminds, lady colin cavemen,— masterminds, lady colin campbell, phil dampier, lots of irreigirr—rrexrl insight as eva will speak next week. — insight as eva will speak next week. -veg— insight as eva will speak next week. -vou-sol insight as eva will speak next. week. -you-so much. week. thank you both so much. but coming as the covid but coming up, as the covid inquiry legal threats to inquiry uses legal threats to try and seize johnson's try and seize boris johnson's whatsapp messages, is the establishment whatsapp messages, is the establish against former pm vendetta against the former pm as his ex aide claims? and does handing messages senior handing the messages of senior ministers to that inquiry set a dangerous precedent? my superstar panel debate that shortly. but next, as it's revealed, nationals shortly. but next, as it's reveale(the nationals shortly. but next, as it's reveale(the channelonals shortly. but next, as it's reveale(the channel inals shortly. but next, as it's reveale(the channel in record crossed the channel in record numbers have been the second numbers and have been the second largest cohort in 2023. does this that economic this prove that economic migrants advantage of migrants are taking advantage of our open borders? political firebrand ann widdecombe is live in just a moment.

time now for big willie style with - time now for big willie style vvirir iermer— . time now for big willie style with former tory— time now for big willie style with former tory minister ann viiiieeemie.— with former tory minister ann widdecombe. and bombshell iiggree— widdecombe. and bombshell riggreereiev— widdecombe. and bombshell figures today revealed that net migrerierr— figures today revealed that net migration into— figures today revealed that net migration into britain has hit a eeeri— migration into britain has hit a eeeri rigi— migration into britain has hit a eeeri irigir ei— migration into britain has hit a record high of 606,000, with verv— record high of 606,000, with were erre— record high of 606,000, with work and student visas making up the work and student visas making up rire igiv— work and student visas making up rire igiv ei— work and student visas making up the bulk of that— work and student visas making up the bulk of that shocking ererierie. — the bulk of that shocking statistic. and _ the bulk of that shocking statistic. and amongst those iegei— statistic. and amongst those legal migrants,— statistic. and amongst those legal migrants, it is indians wire— legal migrants, it is indians vvire regi— legal migrants, it is indians who lead both— legal migrants, it is indians who lead both the uk's work and ergierrr— who lead both the uk's work and ergierrr vise— who lead both the uk's work and student visa tally— who lead both the uk's work and student visa tally with skilled vvererv— student visa tally with skilled worker visas— student visa tally with skilled worker visas granted to indian geeiiegrrre— worker visas granted to indian applicants rising— worker visas granted to indian applicants rising a staggering eer/e— applicants rising a staggering eer/e irr— applicants rising a staggering we in iger— applicants rising a staggering 63% in just one— applicants rising a staggering 63% in just one year. but indian rerierreie— 63% in just one year. but indian rerierreie ere— 63% in just one year. but indian nationals are seemingly gaming the nationals are seemingly gaming rire eveiere— nationals are seemingly gaming riie systemv ree— nationals are seemingly gaming the system, too, with people freer— the system, too, with people irem irre— the system, too, with people from the country— the system, too, with people from the country making up the eeeerri— from the country making up the second highest— from the country making up the second highest cohort of illegal emeri— second highest cohort of illegal emeii gerr— second highest cohort of illegal small boat arrivals in 2023, viii— small boat arrivals in 2023, viii eig— small boat arrivals in 2023, viii eio ee— small boat arrivals in 2023, with 670 so far— small boat arrivals in 2023, with 670 so far trailing only ieiiri— with 670 so far trailing only ieirirri irre— with 670 so far trailing only behind the 898— with 670 so far trailing only behind the 898 from afghanistan . new.— behind the 898 from afghanistan . now, immigration— behind the 898 from afghanistan . now, immigration minister robert jenrick failed to crack down earlier today . if you come down earlier today. if you come here iiieggiiv— down earlier today. if you come here illegally in— down earlier today. if you come here illegally in a— down earlier today. if you come here illegally in a small- i331 if you come here illegally in a small boat, you— here illegally in a small boat, veg viii— here illegally in a small boat, veg vviii reeve— here illegally in a small boat, you will have no— here illegally in a small boat, you will have no right to remain in irre— you will have no right to remain in the ur— you will have no right to remain in the uk .— you will have no right to remain in the uk . veg— you will have no right to remain in the uk . you will— you will have no right to remain in the uk . you will either be in the uk. you will either be rergrrrei— in the uk. you will either be returned home— in the uk. you will either be returned home to a safe country rite— returned home to a safe country iiie arterie— returned home to a safe country like albania or— returned home to a safe country like albania or to— returned home to a safe country like albania or to a— returned home to a safe country like albania or to a safe third eegrrrrv— like albania or to a safe third

eegrrrrv rite— like albania or to a safe third country like rwanda . that is the country like rwanda. that is the tire— country like rwanda. that is the tire ei— country like rwanda. that is the tire ei reggi— country like rwanda. that is the kind of tough but— country like rwanda. that is the kind of tough but fair asylum evererr — kind of tough but fair asylum evererr tier— kind of tough but fair asylum system that the— kind of tough but fair asylum system that the british public expect— system that the british public exeeer .— system that the british public exgeer . egr— system that the british public expect . but and— system that the british public expect . but and look, there are expect. but and look, there are so expect. but and look, there are ee marv— expect. but and look, there are so many problems— expect. but and look, there are so many problems with the statistics— so many problems with the statistics that _ so many problems with the statistics that have emerged reiev. — statistics that have emerged reigv. egr— statistics that have emerged today. but one— statistics that have emerged today. but one that- statistics that have emerged today. f today. but one that struck me is that indians are being let in legally in very large numbers . legally in very large numbers. so the fact that they are iiieggiiv— so the fact that they are illegally crossing the channel to illegally crossing the channel re grieve— illegally crossing the channel to shows that— illegally crossing the channel to shows that these arrivals in emeri— to shows that these arrivals in emeii terre— to shows that these arrivals in small boats are— to shows that these arrivals in small boats are on the large economic migrants, not asylum eeeeret— economic migrants, not asylum eeeeret . i— economic migrants, not asylum eeeeret i eer-r— economic migrants, not asylum seekers. i don't think economic migrants, not asylum seekers . i don't think there's seekers. i don't think there's ieerr env— seekers. i don't think there's ever been any doubt that the meterirv— ever been any doubt that the meterirv ei— ever been any doubt that the majority of people who come here on majority of people who come here err emeri— majority of people who come here on small boats,— majority of people who come here on small boats, there will be some real asylum seekers among them— some real asylum seekers among their .— some real asylum seekers among their , egr— some real asylum seekers among their , igr tire— some real asylum seekers among them , but the majority of them them, but the majority of them are economic migrants. “cg them, but the majority of them are economic migrants. “c; at; are economic migrants. they are ieeiirg— are economic migrants. they are ieeiirg rer— are economic migrants. they are ieeiirg for e— are economic migrants. they are looking for a better life and one can understand that. but the fact is that we can't take everybody who wants to come here for life. we have to for a better life. we have to have rules. we have to apply those rules, and we have to take firm deter people from firm action to deter people from trying get around them. and trying to get around them. and it is, of course, last of trying to get around them. and it is, tactionse, last of trying to get around them. and it is, tactions that last of trying to get around them. and it is, tactions that la don't do.

those actions that we don't do. and we've just seen in that clip. now promises it's always jammed tomorrow, always jammed tomorrow, it's always action tomorrow , you know, we're action tomorrow, you know, we're going to send them to rwanda, we're going to do this. we're going for heaven's going to do that for heaven's sake. they've had 13 years to sort this out and could this be fatal for your former party? i mean, the party that you loved ieeegee— mean, the party that you loved because we were— mean, the party that you loved because we were promised net migrerierr— because we were promised net migrgrierr erre— because we were promised net migration and the tens of riegeerie— migration and the tens of thousands .— migration and the tens of thousands . i— migration and the tens of thousands . i mean, rishi sunak thousands. i mean, rishi sunak redev— thousands. i mean, rishi sunak reigv geese-r— thousands. i mean, rishi sunak today doesn't seem to want to gieige— today doesn't seem to want to gieige re— today doesn't seem to want to gieige re ever— today doesn't seem to want to pledge to even get it under 500.000— pledge to even get it under sooeoo e— pledge to even get it under 500,000 a year. �*fvi�*izge 500,000 a year. well, he's finally learnt the lesson , finally learnt the lesson, finally, that all these promises that we're going to reduce it to such and such a figure which started with cameron, you know, he was going to get it under 200,000 and all the rest of it. thenit 200,000 and all the rest of it. then it going to come 200,000 and all the rest of it. i then it-going to come down then it was going to come down to then it was going to come down re tire— then it was going to come down re the rere— then it was going to come down to the tens thousands. we've to the tens of thousands. we've irri— to the tens of thousands. we've ire-rieee— to the tens of thousands. we've had these pledges, all these had all these pledges, all these peises— had all these pledges, all these prermses irrev— had all these pledges, all these promises. they never , never promises. they have never, never once been delivered. and i think ieisiri— once been delivered. and i think ieismi ms— once been delivered. and i think rishi has learnt— once been delivered. and i think rishi has learnt that and knows mer— rishi has learnt that and knows mgr ii— rishi has learnt that and knows mgr ii ire— rishi has learnt that and knows mgr it ie sevs— rishi has learnt that and knows that if he says that he's going to that if he says that he's going

re regeei— that if he says that he's going re regeei p,— that if he says that he's going to reduce it, you— that if he says that he's going to reduce it, you know , to to reduce it, you know, to iooeoo— to reduce it, you know, to iooeoo er— to reduce it, you know, to 100,000 or whatever, he might pigsk— 100,000 or whatever, he might piget egr— 100,000 or whatever, he might piget egr ei— 100,000 or whatever, he might pluck out of the— 100,000 or whatever, he might pluck out of the air, he knows mer— pluck out of the air, he knows mgr ire-ii— pluck out of the air, he knows mgr ire-ii pe— pluck out of the air, he knows that he'll be caught in a year's rime— that he'll be caught in a year's rime .— that he'll be caught in a year's rime , rigm— that he'll be caught in a year's time , right just— that he'll be caught in a year's time , right just before the time, right just before the gerrerei— time, right just before the general election, which isn't rerriiiv— general election, which isn't terribly wise.— general election, which isn't terribly wise. that's why he's mer— terribly wise. that's why he's per prepgrei— terribly wise. that's why he's not prepared to— terribly wise. that's why he's not prepared to budget, because gees— not prepared to budget, because iees mer— not prepared to budget, because iees mm per— not prepared to budget, because does that not actually in center— does that not actually in eemrei ei— does that not actually in control of it?— does that not actually in control of it? now, there are me— control of it? now, there are two completely— control of it? now, there are two completely separate issues here.— two completely separate issues here irre— two completely separate issues here. the first— two completely separate issues here. the first is— two completely separate issues here. the first is lawful immigration— here. the first is lawful immigration ,- here. the first is lawful immigration , which we should be immigration, which we should be rereiiv— immigration, which we should be rereiiv m— immigration, which we should be totally in control— immigration, which we should be totally in control of, not eiiigei— totally in control of, not epiigei re— totally in control of, not obliged to accept people under free— obliged to accept people under free movement.— obliged to accept people under free movement. now that we've terr— free movement. now that we've ieir me — free movement. now that we've ieir me iii.— free movement. now that we've left the eu. it's— free movement. now that we've left the eu. it's one— free movement. now that we've left the eu. it's one of the few gems— left the eu. it's one of the few gems mgr— left the eu. it's one of the few gains that was— left the eu. it's one of the few gains that was quite clear and verv— gains that was quite clear and veryv verv— gains that was quite clear and very, very transparent. we can eemrei— very, very transparent. we can eemrei eg— very, very transparent. we can control our legal— very, very transparent. we can control our legal immigration iiggres— control our legal immigration riggres. vie-re— control our legal immigration figures. we're not doing it. and as rer— figures. we're not doing it. and as rer me— figures. we're not doing it. and as for the ludicrous illegal immigration— as for the ludicrous illegal immigration that is coming in greireetei— immigration that is coming in gmeireevei .— immigration that is coming in unchecked , despite all the unchecked, despite all the premises— unchecked, despite all the premises .— unchecked, despite all the promises , all— unchecked, despite all the promises , all the money paid to promises, all the money paid to reme— promises, all the money paid to raise .— promises, all the money paid to raise , gri— promises, all the money paid to france , all the— promises, all the money paid to france , all the big— promises, all the money paid to france , all the big headlines france, all the big headlines eiegr— france, all the big headlines about rwanda— france, all the big headlines about rwanda ,_ france, all the big headlines about rwanda , they've lost about rwanda, they've lost eemrei— about rwanda, they've lost eemrei .— about rwanda, they've lost control . they've lost rather, control. they've lost rather, mev-re— control. they've lost rather, mev-re rer— control. they've lost rather, they're not taking control of egg— they're not taking control of legal immigration because they segre— legal immigration because they eegii emi— legal immigration because they could and they've— legal immigration because they could and they've lost control

of could and they've lost control ei iiiegei— could and they've lost control of illegal immigration . and of illegal immigration. and eer-r— of illegal immigration. and gem-r ierget— of illegal immigration. and don't forget, there's also all me— don't forget, there's also all me iiiegei— don't forget, there's also all the illegal immigration isn't mgppemimg— the illegal immigration isn't mgppepmg vie— the illegal immigration isn't happening via the channel but is happening— happening via the channel but is happening elsewhere as well. so it's happening elsewhere as well. so its mer— happening elsewhere as well. so its net igsr— happening elsewhere as well. so it's not just those— happening elsewhere as well. so it's not just those two things veg-re— it's not just those two things vege ieevmg— it's not just those two things you're looking at. you've got all you're looking at. you've got eii mis— you're looking at. you've got all this other— you're looking at. you've got all this other stuff going on as weir.— all this other stuff going on as vveii. irrev— all this other stuff going on as vveii. iirev ere— all this other stuff going on as well. they are completely out of eemrei. — well. they are completely out of eemrei. revv— well. they are completely out of control. now, your— well. they are completely out of control. now, your question was , veg— control. now, your question was , veg mew,— control. now, your question was , you know, could— control. now, your question was , you know, could this rebound on , you know, could this rebound err mem— , you know, could this rebound err them in— , you know, could this rebound on them in the— , you know, could this rebound on them in the next election? irre— on them in the next election? iire msvver— on them in the next election? the answer is— on them in the next election? the answer is not— on them in the next election? the answer is not could, but vviii— the answer is not could, but vviii ir— the answer is not could, but vviii ir viii— the answer is not could, but will it will rebound on them ieeggse— will it will rebound on them because they've _ will it will rebound on them because they've made too many siiiv— because they've made too many siiiv premises— because they've made too many silly promises. and— because they've made too many silly promises. and if they mirt— silly promises. and if they miss mev— silly promises. and if they think they can— silly promises. and if they think they can go into the eieeriem— think they can go into the election promising yet more eerierr— election promising yet more eeriem emi— election promising yet more action and not— election promising yet more action and not delivering any , action and not delivering any, it's action and not delivering any, is per— action and not delivering any, is per gemg— action and not delivering any, it's not going to— action and not delivering any, it's not going to happen. well, mieei— it's not going to happen. well, imieei . — it's not going to happen. well, imieei . ami— it's not going to happen. well, indeed . and he— it's not going to happen. well, indeed . and he had- it's not going to happen. well, indeed . i: “fir: ff indeed. and he had one chance, which was this week before the figures came out and all he did was say that the students can't bnngin was say that the students can't bring in their dependents, which will but it's not enough will help, but it's not enough and not enough . if you say and it's not enough. if you say it'll help. the fact is that in the case of students, many of those dependents are spouses. thatis those dependents are spouses. that is not the children, but the spouses earn. they work. they support the student, they

contribute to the economy. so they're not going to be allowed in. but the student who doesn't contribute to the economy is a good point. and welcome. former ierv— good point. and welcome. former ierv minister.— good point. and welcome. former tory minister. worrying— g: and welcome. former tory minister. worrying times for tory minister. worrying times ier vegr— tory minister. worrying times rer vegr pgriv— tory minister. worrying times rer vegr pgriv er— tory minister. worrying times for your party at the moment and iermer— for your party at the moment and rermer pgriv. — for your party at the moment and former party. thank— for your party at the moment and former party. thank you so much. coming up. yes, former party. thank you so much. coming up . yes, yes, former party. thank you so much. coming up. yes, yes, i former party. thank you so much. coming up . yes, yes, i knew coming up. yes, yes, i knew veg-i— coming up. yes, yes, i knew veg-i pgii— coming up. yes, yes, i knew veg-i pgii me— coming up. yes, yes, i knew veg-i pgii me gp— coming up. yes, yes, i knew you'd pull me up on- g e. yes, yes, i knew you'd pull me up on that. coming up you'd pull me up on that. coming gp es— you'd pull me up on that. coming up as bombshell— you'd pull me up on that. coming up as bombshell tory whatsapp messages are leaked revealing a eivii— messages are leaked revealing a eivii wer— messages are leaked revealing a new civil war over— messages are leaked revealing a new civil war over the witch imm— new civil war over the witch mgm ggemsr— new civil war over the witch hunt against boris johnson. �*fvi�*y hunt against boris johnson. why is me— hunt against boris johnson. why is me perrv— hunt against boris johnson. why is me periv rer— hunt against boris johnson. why is the party not standing up for the former pm, former conservative education minister andrew jenkins, who was exposed for criticising rishi sunak in that sly news text? leak speaks out live soon. but next is former number 10 aide jitto hari right that the establishment is pursuing a vendetta against bods pursuing a vendetta against boris johnson and does a&e the messages of senior ministers to the covid inquiry set a dangerous precedent ? and we'll dangerous precedent? and we'll debate that next. plus, a first look at tomorrow's newspaper . look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages hot off the press. back in just two minutes time.

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight . it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. iemigm emer— . it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight after the— . it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight after the witch— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight after the witch hunters of westminster— tonight after the witch hunters of westminster hand over boris remises-s— of westminster hand over boris johnson's diaries— of westminster hand over boris johnson's diaries to the police vvimegr— johnson's diaries to the police without permission is his former eige— without permission is his former gig, egireeg— without permission is his former aide, guiteau harry right that mere— aide, guiteau harry right that there is— aide, guiteau harry right that there is m— aide, guiteau harry right that there is an establishment vemierre— there is an establishment vendetta against him and has the comp— vendetta against him and has the comp mggirv— vendetta against him and has the comp mggirv gene— vendetta against him and has the covid inquiry gone mad with pevver— covid inquiry gone mad with pevver iv— covid inquiry gone mad with power by threatening the gevemmem— power by threatening the government with criminal seneirem— government with criminal seneirens ii— government with criminal sanctions if they fail to hand over person all— sanctions if they fail to hand over person all whatsapp messages, those are the ggesriens— messages, those are the questions i'll- messages, those are the questions i'll be posing to my sgpersrer— questions i'll be posing to my superstar panel— questions i'll be posing to my superstar panel next. ' i: superstar panel next. and tonight.— superstar panel next. and renignr. im— superstar panel next. and tonight, i'm joined by allison pearson. sean bailey and amy nicholl , plus andrea jenkins, nicholl, plus andrea jenkins, the former tory minister exposed for criticising rishi sunak in bombshell leaked messages, speaks out publicly about the

fresh civil war that has erupted in the tory party. she's fired up and ready to defend boris shortly. also on the way tonight , after a disastrous week, both reputationally and legally for the sussexes, could this string of public humiliations be having an impact on the pair's marriage 7 an impact on the pair's marriage ? and after the princess of wales was said to upstage the king at his beloved chelsea flower show , could there be flower show, could there be a royal rumble for public attention not seen since the days of diana? the man who knows all things about the king's competitor? marriage to the people's princess? diana's rock and former butler paul burrell gives his expert analysis in uncanny salt as a controversial new daily express column compares philip's schofield to prince. andrew's saying they both have treated underlings with absolute contempt was scandal hit scho fortunate to have lasted as long as he did . have lasted as long as he did. we'll debate that in the media buzz and according to the warped logic of just stop oil even plants at the chelsea flower show are destroying the planet .

show are destroying the planet. but we are just up oil. we're asking the government- e. e we're asking the government to stop iieeneing— asking the government to stop licencing fossil— asking the government to stop licencing fossil fuels . i144 licencing fossil fuels. us stick eregng— licencing fossil fuels. us stick eregng re— licencing fossil fuels. us stick around to see— licencing fossil fuels. us stick around to see how one passionate gardener rooted out the eco terrorists. that's gardener rooted out the eco terrorists . that's not to be terrorists. that's not to be missed. — terrorists. that's not to be missed. there— terrorists. that's not to be missed. there will- that's not to be missed. there will also be a new ereeresr— missed. there will also be a new greatest britain— missed. there will also be a new greatest britain and— missed. there will also be a new greatest britain and union. jack acres— greatest britain and union. jack aces neme— greatest britain and union. jack acas name before— greatest britain and union. jack acas name before the night is egr.— acas name before the night is egr. on— acas name before the night is egr. on, eni— acas name before the night is out. oh, and the— acas name before the night is out. oh, and the first front pages— out. oh, and the first front peges ee— out. oh, and the first front peges ner— out. oh, and the first front pages are hot off the press and giving— pages are hot off the press and erriving in— pages are hot off the press and arriving in mere— pages are hot off the press and arriving in mere seconds right emer— arriving in mere seconds right after-headlines- after the news headlines with reiiv— after the news headlines with polly middlehurst . jr?“ after the news headlines with polly middlehurst. j? polly middlehurst. dan, thank you polly middlehurst. dan, thank veg eng— polly middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening. our top story on gb news tonight, a man has been arrested after crashing his car into the gates of downing street in london this afternoon . an armed officers afternoon. an armed officers arrested the man on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving. the incident is not being treated as terror related . and footage obtained by gb news shows officers dragging the suspect out of the car and then handcuffing him face down on the

pavement at the area was immediately cordoned off. but whitehall has since reopened. there are no reports of any injuries. an eyewitness told us what he saw . police were very what he saw. police were very ggiet— what he saw. police were very ggiet re— what he saw. police were very quick to respond.— police were very quick to respond. children ran evvev— quick to respond. children ran evvev penieving. — quick to respond. children ran away panicking. we ran over in excitement— away panicking. we ran over in excitement almost— away panicking. we ran over in excitement almost with the . ir— excitement almost with the cameras . it wasn't long before cameras. it wasn't long before me— cameras. it wasn't long before me peiiee— cameras. it wasn't long before the police had— cameras. it wasn't long before the police had him out of the venieie— the police had him out of the vehicle face— the police had him out of the vehicle face down. we were peinring— vehicle face down. we were pointing tasers— vehicle face down. we were pointing tasers at him . it maybe pointing tasers at him. it maybe rnree—vves— pointing tasers at him. it maybe three _was like- pointing tasers at him. it maybe three _was like ten,i three minutes. it was like ten, 12 three minutes. it was like ten, iz peiiee— three minutes. it was like ten, 12 police vehicles.— three minutes. it was like ten, 12 police vehicles. and it just eemei— 12 police vehicles. and it just seemed almost— 12 police vehicles. and it just seemed almost like emotionless, emerieniess— seemed almost like emotionless, emerieniess .— seemed almost like emotionless, emotionless , and— seemed almost like emotionless, emotionless , and then like emotionless, and then like eseenei— emotionless, and then like escorted him _ emotionless, and then like escorted him about ten yards mer— escorted him about ten yards rner vvev. — escorted him about ten yards iner vvev. ani— escorted him about ten yards that way. and i— escorted him about ten yards that way. and i got a video of nim— that way. and i got a video of nirne-eress— that way. and i got a video of him-across. he- that way. and i got a video of him across. he was he was him going across. he was he was enme— him going across. he was he was vvnire, grev— him going across. he was he was white, grey, straggly hair. well in emer— white, grey, straggly hair. well in other news— white, grey, straggly hair. well in other news today, number ten has in other news today, number ten nes reigsei— in other news today, number ten has refused calls— in other news today, number ten has refused calls for rishi sgnet— has refused calls for rishi sgnet re— has refused calls for rishi sunak to apologise , despite sunak to apologise, despite ieiiing— sunak to apologise, despite ieiiing re— sunak to apologise, despite failing to reduce net migration ngrneirs— failing to reduce net migration numbers which— failing to reduce net migration numbers which have now risen to reservi— numbers which have now risen to eeeri ieveis— numbers which have now risen to eeeri ieveis . — numbers which have now risen to record levels . the— numbers which have now risen to record levels . (thij numbers which have now risen to record levels . cns c?? record levels. the ons data released today shows migration numbers rose to 606,000 last yean numbers rose to 606,000 last year, even after repeated government pledges to bring overall numbers down. the

immigration minister robert jenrick , says the government jenrick, says the government will keep its promise. net migration is far too high. this is placing intolerable- is placing intolerable pressure on is placing intolerable pressure en pgiiie— is placing intolerable pressure on public services, on housing supply— on public services, on housing sgppiv eni— on public services, on housing sgppiv ene eg— on public services, on housing supply and our ability to inregrere— supply and our ability to integrate people. we've made a verv— integrate people. we've made a verv signirieenr— integrate people. we've made a very significant intervention mis— very significant intervention rnisvveet— very significant intervention this week which will make a rengiiie— this week which will make a tangible difference reducing the ngmie— tangible difference reducing the ngmie ei— tangible difference reducing the number of student dependents iner— number of student dependents met me— number of student dependents rner re— number of student dependents that come to our— number of student dependents that come to our universities ieeegse— that come to our universities because universities should be in-eigeerien— because universities should be in education business, not in the education business, not the immigration— in the education business, not the immigration business. well ieisni— the immigration business. well ieisni sgnet— the immigration business. well rishi sunak has— the immigration business. well rishi sunak has welcomed the reigerien— rishi sunak has welcomed the reigerien in— rishi sunak has welcomed the reduction in the— rishi sunak has welcomed the reduction in the energy price cap— reduction in the energy price cap .— reduction in the energy price cap , describing— reduction in the energy price cap , describing it as a major cap, describing it as a major miiesrene— cap, describing it as a major milestone tone— cap, describing it as a major milestone tone towards his goal of milestone tone towards his goal ei neiving— milestone tone towards his goal of halving inflation. [jigs of halving inflation. ofgem has announced the typical annual household energy bill will fall to a maximum of £2,074 a year. that's from july and it's a drop of £426 off. gem says the first price drop in 18 months reflects recent falls in wholesale energy pnces.

recent falls in wholesale energy prices . now, recent falls in wholesale energy prices. now, nine recent falls in wholesale energy prices . now, nine people have prices. now, nine people have been arrested over the disorder in cardiff that followed the deaths of two teenage boys on monday night. 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans were killed in the ely area while riding on an e—bike . area while riding on an e—bike. the police watchdog is investigating after cctv footage emerged showing a police van following the teens. shortly before their death. 15 officers were injured and cars were set alight in the violence that ensued. all nine people remain in custody on suspicion of rioting . and lastly , police in rioting. and lastly, police in portugal have confirmed the searches near a reservoir in relation to the disappearance of madeleine mccann have now officially concluded. portuguese german and british police officers have been investigating a remote area near the algarve coastal resort where madeleine went missing in two thousand and seven. a source close to the investigation told gb news there

is nothing to report yet. after three days of intense searching , the authorities are sending any materials found to germany for testing . you're up to date for testing. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. britain's news . britain's news. channel tomorrow's news site. now in our media tomorrow's news site. now in our meiie egse— tomorrow's news site. now in our meiie egse .— tomorrow's news site. now in our meiie egse . ani— tomorrow's news site. now in our media buzz . and first— now in our media buzz . and first front media buzz. and first front pages— media buzz. and first front peges ee— media buzz. and first front peges in— media buzz. and first front pages are in the metro leads nim— pages are in the metro leads vvirn reme— pages are in the metro leads with home office minister robert jenrick— with home office minister robert jenrick accusing— with home office minister robert jenrick accusing universities of being— jenrick accusing universities of being in— jenrick accusing universities of being in me— jenrick accusing universities of being in the immigration igsiness— being in the immigration business as— being in the immigration business as data is released snevving— business as data is released snevving ine— business as data is released showing the highest levels of net migration— showing the highest levels of net migration to— showing the highest levels of net migration to the uk ever are the net migration to the uk ever are me daily— net migration to the uk ever are the daily express— net migration to the uk ever are the daily express splashes with the daily express splashes with rne imme— the daily express splashes with the prime minister. rishi sunak. we the prime minister. rishi sunak. vie mgsr— the prime minister. rishi sunak. vie mgsr eni— the prime minister. rishi sunak. we must and will— the prime minister. rishi sunak. we must and will cut the number of we must and will cut the number er peepie— we must and will cut the number er peepie meving— we must and will cut the number of people moving to the uk. iner-s— of people moving to the uk. iner-s in— of people moving to the uk. that's in response to those reservi— that's in response to those record figures. _ that's in response to those record figures. my superstar penei— record figures. my superstar penei nest— record figures. my superstar panel back with me now, top daily—

panel back with me now, top peiiv ieiegrepn— panel back with me now, top daily telegraph columnist aiiisen— daily telegraph columnist allison pearson. the former conservative london mayoral candidate , and top tory shaun candidate, and top tory shaun bailey. and the author amy nieieii— bailey. and the author amy nicholl, now— bailey. and the author amy nicholl, now ,_ er; and the author amy nicholl, now , boris johnson nicholl, now, boris johnson ieveiisrs— nicholl, now, boris johnson loyalists have— nicholl, now, boris johnson loyalists have vowed to start rignring— loyalists have vowed to start rignring peek— loyalists have vowed to start fighting back after details of eiiegei— fighting back after details of alleged visits— fighting back after details of alleged visits by friends to the iermer— alleged visits by friends to the iermer iii-s— alleged visits by friends to the former pm's grace and favour neme— former pm's grace and favour neme er— former pm's grace and favour home at chequers. draghi in ieetievvn— home at chequers. draghi in lockdown were— home at chequers. draghi in lockdown were sent to detectives, _ lockdown were sent to detectives, allies are said to be detectives, allies are said to ie igriegs— detectives, allies are said to be furious at— detectives, allies are said to be furious at the— detectives, allies are said to be furious at the police stitch up be furious at the police stitch gp eni— be furious at the police stitch gp ene segre— be furious at the police stitch up and could go— be furious at the police stitch up and could go on strike and egre— up and could go on strike and egie re— up and could go on strike and refuse to cooperate with the gevemmem— refuse to cooperate with the government over the latest perivgere— government over the latest partygate probe. cj’n; government over the latest partygate probe. ow; carer: partygate probe. one ally told the political editor for the daily mail, jason groves, some of his supporters are telling him that if the government isn't going to stop this, then it is time go to war now. and time to go to war now. and yesterday, boris— time to go to war now. and yesterday, boris fired- yesterday, boris fired his first sier— yesterday, boris fired his first sner iv— yesterday, boris fired his first shot by sacking— yesterday, boris fired his first shot by sacking his government ievvvers— shot by sacking his government ievvvers emer— shot by sacking his government lawyers after discovering they pessei — lawyers after discovering they pessei en — lawyers after discovering they passed on information without his knowledge— passed on information without his knowledge to— passed on information without his knowledge to the police iegnening— his knowledge to the police iegnening e— his knowledge to the police launching a separate attack. neris— launching a separate attack. neris .— launching a separate attack. neris . e— launching a separate attack. boris , a former— launching a separate attack. boris , a former director- launching a separate attack. boris, a former director of communications, g2 harry, shed more light on the nefarious establishment's pursuit of the former pm last year. writing in

a column for the daily express as the inevitable became imminent, the tension began to rise. psycho sue was referred to as destroyer of the nation, who was trying to do us in, but the thing is, allison pearson, whatever you think of boris johnson , anne harry is right johnson, anne harry is right that there is a vendetta against him. the blob are out to get nim— him. the blob are out to get nim. iner— him. the blob are out to get nim. me is— him. the blob are out to get him. that is almost- " the blob are out to get him. that is almost undeniable teen.— him. that is almost undeniable now. yeah, it's— him. that is almost undeniable now. yeah, it's petty- him. that is almost undeniable now. yeah, it's petty ,- him. that is almost undeniable now. “iii?" e e now. yeah, it's petty, it's vindictive. it's clearly politically motivated. it's also costing civil service time and money, isn't it ? and you really money, isn't it? and you really think i mean, how how much longer can this go on, dan? it's absolutely ludicrous , isn't it? absolutely ludicrous, isn't it? i mean, you know, who can remember whether they had someone over for tea in july 2020? it's absolutely ridiculous. there's also this business about the cabinet office, which is handed over. bodsis office, which is handed over. boris is seemingly handed over boris's private messages to the police . s there are by sheer police. s there are by sheer coincidence , it's a number of coincidence, it's a number of prominent labour people have

spouses working in the cabinet office. who could ever have guessed that , you know. so guessed that, you know. so i think it is politically motivated. it's like a kind of series of drive by shootings. we've seen them. priti patel, dominic raab of course , suella dominic raab of course, suella for the, you know, the hugely important matter of speeding points, speeding points, who cares for the umpteenth time they're going to keep coming for we've got we've got we've got a food food inflation is it 19. nobodyin food food inflation is it 19. nobody in the supermarket trying to the bill is saying, have to pay the bill is saying, have you seen that woman speeding points. it's absolutely ludicrous . and course, with ludicrous. and of course, with boris, element of boris, there's an element of jealous into the mix. jealous be thrown into the mix. i lord cruddas. i agree with lord cruddas. i think we should have an amnesty on these so—called lockdown crimes. lots elements of crimes. lots of elements of lockdown absolutely lockdown was absolutely ludicrous. anyway can we not please move beyond it ? we need please move beyond it? we need to, but sean bailey,— please move beyond it? we need to, but sean bailey, there- : 7 we need to, but sean bailey, there are ters— to, but sean bailey, there are iers ei— to, but sean bailey, there are lots of questions— to, but sean bailey, there are lots of questions about this. i mean, for example,- lots of questions about this. i mean, for example, boris- lots of questions about this. mean, for example, boris is talking about suing the home office. do talking about suing the home office . do you? sorry, sorry. office. do you? sorry, sorry. ine— office. do you? sorry, sorry. the cabinet— office. do you? sorry, sorry. the cabinet office. - o” rtr; do you? sorry, sorry. the cabinet office. do you think mer— the cabinet office. do you think me ir— the cabinet office. do you think

me it vves— the cabinet office. do you think that it was illegal— the cabinet office. do you think that it was illegal for them to neni— that it was illegal for them to neni eve— that it was illegal for them to hand over his— that it was illegal for them to hand over his personal diaries vvirnegr— hand over his personal diaries without court— hand over his personal diaries without court permission to the peiiee— without court permission to the peiiee e — without court permission to the peiiee e reek.— without court permission to the police ? look, i'm— without court permission to the police ? look, i'm no- without court permission to the police ? g police? look, i'm no legal expert, but there's two things that has to be said. firstly, it's his private diary. they're meant to be acting for him, so they should, of informed him. and what's really interesting about the things that are happening to boris, nobody ever gets fingered for it. nobody's ever said this person is wrong or that's wrong. even when he's proved that person proved to be right, that person just into the aether just disappears into the aether and doesn't face anything. so the boris supporters who are saying go to war, saying it's time to go to war, it's people to it's time to take people to court, think they're probably court, i think they're probably correct. have to that. correct. they have to do that. and secondly , the thing she's and secondly, the thing she's asking for some of them seem incredible. this is the head of the covid inquiry, the official inquiry, incredibly personal. and she's been using words like she wants to know what boris was thinking, what we want to know is what the nhs were thinking. this is an organisation that we give £140 billion to annually and in our hour of greatest

need, there's a great argument that they didn't step up. so we want to know what they were doing, not what boris was doing. indeed. but just quickly, this is e— indeed. but just quickly, this is e reeiiv— indeed. but just quickly, this is a really tough— 3: but just quickly, this is a really tough one, isn't :: but just quickly, this is a really tough one, isn't it? neeegse— is a really tough one, isn't it? neeegse in— is a really tough one, isn't it? because in some— is a really tough one, isn't it? because in some ways you think my because in some ways you think mv geeeness— because in some ways you think mv geeeness ir— because in some ways you think my goodness, it would be eiseigreiv— my goodness, it would be absolutely fascinating to see all absolutely fascinating to see err-wnersripp- all of these whatsapp messages ieeegse— all of these whatsapp messages because-rishi _ all of these whatsapp messages because rishi sunak and because i bet rishi sunak and peris— because i bet rishi sunak and boris-conceded- because i bet rishi sunak and boris conceded numerous boris johnson conceded numerous times— boris johnson conceded numerous rimesrner— boris johnson conceded numerous times that lockdowns were times that the lockdowns were a eempiere— times that the lockdowns were a complete fallacy— times that the lockdowns were a complete fallacy and were doing no complete fallacy and were doing ne geei— complete fallacy and were doing ne geei er— complete fallacy and were doing no good or however, isn't there a no good or however, isn't there e iimire— no good or however, isn't there e iimire gen-r— no good or however, isn't there a limit? don't politicians , even a limit? don't politicians, even ieeiers— a limit? don't politicians, even our leaders, need— a limit? don't politicians, even our leaders, need to be able to neve— our leaders, need to be able to neve privere— our leaders, need to be able to have private conversations , have private conversations, eeriense — have private conversations, eeriense i— have private conversations, actions? i think- have private conversations, actions? i3i:::i have private conversations, actions? 3i:::i actions? i think they do. but i think it's a legitimate for certain elements of it to be where they're talking about the vaccine rollout or they're talking about certain data and so on. i think that should be in the public preserve. i mean, we absolutely a lot of us thoroughly enjoyed the matt hancock whatsapp us messages where we learnt in the lockdown files. isabella oakeshott leaked the whatsapp message is that hancock was saving a variant to scare the pants off . there's two

scare the pants off. there's two rnings. — scare the pants off. there's two inings. inere-s— scare the pants off. there's two things. there's two— 3 there's two things. there's two things i'd sev— things. there's two things i'd sev. rirsriv— things. there's two things i'd say. firstly this— things. there's two things i'd say. firstly this is the death of say. firstly this is the death er priveev— say. firstly this is the death er priveev. ar— say. firstly this is the death of privacy. at some point you neve— of privacy. at some point you neve re— of privacy. at some point you have to separate— of privacy. at some point you have to separate the individual trem— have to separate the individual irem rneir— have to separate the individual from their role. _ have to separate the individual from their role. so yes, you are me— from their role. so yes, you are me imme— from their role. so yes, you are the prime minister, but you're eise— the prime minister, but you're eise peris— the prime minister, but you're also boris johnson. because the ming— also boris johnson. because the rning is— also boris johnson. because the rning is ne— also boris johnson. because the thing is, no one's_ also boris johnson. because the thing is, no one's asking for rrenseriprs— thing is, no one's asking for- transcripts—but transcripts of phone calls. but the mess— transcripts of phone calls. but the most important— transcripts of phone calls. but the most important thing is i worked at number and worked at number 10 and a government need is to be able to have private conversations if it's illegal, no , no. there's it's illegal, no, no. there's conversations— it's illegal, no, no. there's conversations that- g there's conversations that are gevemmem- conversations that are government will have to test the iiee— government will have to test the iiee is— government will have to test the iiee is re— government will have to test the iiee is re ger— government will have to test the idea is to get to— government will have to test the idea is to get to the very ierrem— idea is to get to the very ierrem ei— idea is to get to the very bottom of things that you vvegiin-r— bottom of things that you wouldn't want— bottom of things that you wouldn't want to have in that way— wouldn't want to have in that vvev in— wouldn't want to have in that vvev in me— wouldn't want to have in that way in the public— wouldn't want to have in that way in the public arena and to reeesei— way in the public arena and to release them— way in the public arena and to release them could be damaging. and release them could be damaging. ani i— release them could be damaging. and i gen-r— release them could be damaging. and i don't mean— release them could be damaging. and i don't mean forjust the and i don't mean for just the pest,— and i don't mean for just the pgg, ier— and i don't mean for just the pgg, rer-i— and i don't mean for just the past, for-i mean- and i don't mean for just the past, for i mean for our past, for boris, i mean for our igtgre— past, for boris, i mean for our future, because— past, for boris, i mean for our future, because it— past, for boris, i mean for our future, because it means gvermnem— future, because it means governments won't have realistic conversations. right— governments won't have realistic conversations. md governments won't have realistic conversations. 3g ?i3 conversations. right to privacy when law. and when you break the law. and that's bound to. that's where the duty bound to. you don't know that anybody broke the law. and that's an essgmprien.— broke the law. and that's an assumption-no,- broke the law. and that's ani assumption.-no,-no broke the law. and that's an. assumption.-no,-no . assumption. that's no, no, no. iner-s— assumption. that's no, no, no. that's something— assumption. that's no, no, no. that's something just said. that's something you just said. iner-s— that's something you just said. that's assumption. that's something you just said.- that's_assumption. an that's something you just said.- thata _assumption. an that's something you just said. thata fundamentally. mption. an that's something you just said. thata fundamentally. an that's something you just said. thata fundamentally. and a fundamentally. that's what perenriei— and a fundamentally. that's what potential is not enough in any way. if it has, it's just the men— way. if it has, it's just the enerrv en— way. if it has, it's just the enerrv en rep— way. if it has, it's just the cherry on top of- if it has, it's just the cherry on top of the cake of peris— cherry on top of the cake of boris johnson's— cherry on top of the cake of boris johnson's career, which is a boris johnson's career, which is e-ei— boris johnson's career, which is

e-ei iies. — boris johnson's career, which is a-of lies. and- boris johnson's career, which is a-of lies. and he- boris johnson's career, which is a-of lies. and he will. a pack of lies. and he will always be the first and only prime minister to break the law. but this shows you he this shows you this shows you that it's a witch hunt. hold on. it's the same as a speeding- r33 hold on. it's the same as a speeding fine. this mis— same as a speeding fine. this inis inggirv— same as a speeding fine. this inis inggirv .— same as a speeding fine. this this inquiry , this— same as a speeding fine. this this inquiry , this inquiry is this inquiry, this inquiry is eiegr— this inquiry, this inquiry is eiegr p.— this inquiry, this inquiry is about it. call— this inquiry, this inquiry is about it. call me old fashioned, but about it. call me old fashioned, egr i— about it. call me old fashioned, egr i prefer— about it. call me old fashioned, pm i prerer mv— about it. call me old fashioned, but i prefer my public. this inggirv,— but i prefer my public. this inquiryv mis— but i prefer my public. this inquiry, this inquiry is about come,— inquiry, this inquiry is about covm, about— inquiry, this inquiry is about covid, about the effect it had on covid, about the effect it had en io— covid, about the effect it had on 70 million— covid, about the effect it had on 70 million people. and rnev-re— on 70 million people. and they're talking— on 70 million people. and they're talking about boris. you snevv— they're talking about boris. you men, e— they're talking about boris. you know, a witch. _ they're talking about boris. you know, a witch. i— they're talking about boris. you know, a witch. 3 3i:::i know, a witch. i mean, do you think there's a witch hunt against borisjohnson? i think there's a witch hunt against boris johnson? i think that boris johnson— against boris johnson? i think that boris johnson has- ?g? 37 i think that boris johnson has done more to that boris johnson has done more re iiviie— that boris johnson has done more re iiviie mis— that boris johnson has done more to divide this country. arnie emer— to divide this country. arnie other politician,— to divide this country. arnie other politician, and he has enengei— other politician, and he has changed politics for good. otviegsiv— changed politics for good. obviously not— changed politics for good. obviously not heard- changed politics for good. obviously not heard of nicola sturgeon or tony blair or the distrust. do you know what keir srermere— distrust. do you know what keir srermere — distrust. do you know what keir srermere ar— distrust. do you know what keir starmer? at least— distrust. do you know what keir starmer? at least with- 3 do you know what keir starmer? p \i:i;ri�* starmer? at least with new laboun starmer? at least with new labour, with tony blair, obviously there were faults, but they kept a lot. well, they had an illegal war, according to a number of 19 since 2019. boris johnson and blair was questioned by cops the cash for by cops over the cash for honours scandal and said said

that would stand down as that he would stand down as prime minister, which is the only reason they didn't interview on the difference between those they kept between those two is they kept promises and they had actually, i would argue, the cash for honours scandal was hell of a honours scandal was a hell of a lot worse allison pearson e lot worse allison pearson than e jean carroll. well, would ask jean carroll. well, i would ask ngmier— jean carroll. well, i would ask ngmier io— jean carroll. well, i would ask number 10 downing,- 3 well, i would ask number 10 downing, 7 million penines— number 10 downing, 7 million pensioners poverty, pensioners out of poverty, 4 miiiien— pensioners out of poverty, 4. miiiien—peveriv, million children out of poverty, inrreigeing— million children out of poverty, introducing-wage- million children out of poverty, introducing wage is introducing minimum wage is ggire— introducing minimum wage is ggirelsgeeess. — introducing minimum wage is quite success. quite a success. what's boris johnson's he doesn't johnson's legacy? he doesn't have johnson kept the have one. boris johnson kept the promise made to brexit voters. basically, he and dominic cgmmings— basically, he and dominic cummings had to rugby tackle the entire— cummings had to rugby tackle the entire peris— cummings had to rugby tackle the entire boris johnson lied . entire boris johnson lied. brexit.— entire boris johnson lied. nrexir. re— entire boris johnson lied. brexit. he didn't.- entire boris johnson lied. brexit. he didn't. he- entire boris johnson lied. brexit. he didn't. he didn't even believe in the vote. promise to vote leave campaign and boris johnson's work on the vote leave campaign has damaged politics more and it will not be recovered and damaged . the recovered and damaged. the conservative party, you could say the conservative party is done because you could say the same things about the remain campaign . you could say that campaign. you could say that mis— campaign. you could say that rnis vviren— campaign. you could say that this witch hunt— campaign. you could say that this witch hunt is— i3.?33 33 you could say that this witch hunt is based i3.?3 33 you could say that this witch hunt is based on rner. — this witch hunt is based on rner. ev— this witch hunt is based on men nv-vvev- this witch hunt is based on men nv-vvev .- this witch hunt is based on that. 5g 3rziz"r:j; this witch hunt is based on. that. by-way , there was this witch hunt is based on- that. by-way , there was the that. by the way, there was the biggest wasn't they biggest lie, wasn't there? they said economy was going said that the economy was going to the after we voted.

to crash the day after we voted. well, only 8% of people are not happy— well, only 8% of people are not neppv meving— well, only 8% of people are not happy moving because donald happy moving on because donald irgmp-s—rivei- happy moving on because donald trump's—rival for- happy moving on because donald trump's rival for the trump's republican rival for the wnire— trump's republican rival for the wnire regse— trump's republican rival for the white house, ron— trump's republican rival for the white house, ron desantis, iegnenei— white house, ron desantis, launched anticipated launched his hotly anticipated presiienriei— launched his hotly anticipated presidential-last— launched his hotly anticipated presidential last night. twitter spaces last night. but rees— twitter spaces last night. but reeg ten-s— twitter spaces last night. but read ron's announcement in front of elon musk and another 600,000 people fell a little bit flat because was by several because it was marred by several technical caused by the technical glitches caused by the legion trying to tune legion of fans trying to tune in. trump wasted no time and ripping into his rival, the bloke he's lovingly dubbed or maybe not so lovingly dubbed , maybe not so lovingly dubbed, ron desanctimonious. this is what he posted— ron desanctimonious. this is what he posted on— ron desanctimonious. this is what he posted on his- 3 33 j3 33i:::i3 this is what he posted on his truth seeiei— what he posted on his truth social platform _ what he posted on his truth social platform .— what he posted on his truth social platform . indian—american social platform. indian—american . ani— social platform. indian—american end i— social platform. indian—american . and i went— social platform. indian—american . and i won't forget— social platform. indian—american . and i won't forget the men who died. — . and i won't forget the men who died. vie— . and i won't forget the men who died. vie er— . and i won't forget the men who died. we are kind— . and i won't forget the men who died. we are kind of— . and i won't forget the men who died. 33 3g died. we are kind of melting the servers and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free. i'm into freedom and is willing to put his money where his mouth is upset to upset the narrative control

imposed on us by our government . spaces. oh, it's gonna be all rignr. — . spaces. oh, it's gonna be all right. republican— . spaces. oh, it's gonna be all right. republican rumble between those two. and i can't wait . those two. and i can't wait. amy, nicole. sean bailey , amy, nicole. sean bailey, allison pearson. do stand by, ieeegse— allison pearson. do stand by, because coming— allison pearson. do stand by, because coming up- allison pearson. do stand by, because coming up as- 993 33 do stand by, because coming up as broadcast eiirer— because coming up as broadcast eiirer eni— because coming up as broadcast editor and journalist virginia nieeiigrn— editor and journalist virginia blackburn writes a controversial ieiiv— blackburn writes a controversial eeiiv repress— blackburn writes a controversial daily express column drawing pereiieis— daily express column drawing parallels between phillip seneiieii— parallels between phillip schofield and prince andrew. is sne— schofield and prince andrew. is sne igsriiiei— schofield and prince andrew. is she justified saying that both neve,— she justified saying that both neve, ggete— she justified saying that both have, quote, treated underlings nim— have, quote, treated underlings with absolute— have, quote, treated underlings with absolute contempt by sgpersrer— with absolute contempt by superstar panel will be back to ieiere— superstar panel will be back to ieiere mer— superstar panel will be back to debate that soon. _ superstar panel will be back to debate that soon. but next as pemisneii— debate that soon. but next as bombshell tory— debate that soon. but next as bombshell tory whatsapp messages are bombshell tory whatsapp messages reeked— bombshell tory whatsapp messages are leaked revealing a new civil me— are leaked revealing a new civil war over the witch— are leaked revealing a new civil war over the witch hunt against peris— war over the witch hunt against eeris rennsen— war over the witch hunt against boris johnson,-of- war over the witch hunt against boris johnson, of the boris johnson, one of the peiirieiens— boris johnson, one of the politicians exposed the former eenserverive— politicians exposed the former conservative education minister andree— conservative education minister andree-meets- conservative education minister andrea speaks out for andrea jenkins speaks out for the andrea jenkins speaks out for me risi— andrea jenkins speaks out for the first-you— andrea jenkins speaks out for the first you won't want the first time. you won't want to the first time. you won't want re miss— the first time. you won't want re wner— the first time. you won't want to miss what one— the first time. you won't want to miss what one of boris rennsen-s— to miss what one of boris johnson's biggest allies has to sev— johnson's biggest allies has to sev. srreignr— johnson's biggest allies has to say. straight after this .

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apply via our website, new website-ee- apply via our website, new website gb news apply via our website, new- website-gb news .com . website actually gb news .com. but website actually gb news .com. nge nevv— website actually gb news .com. nge ene— website actually gb news .com. but now the partygate- website actually gb news .com. but now the partygate witch hunt was revived this week after bods was revived this week after boris johnson's ministerial diary was leaked and he was referred to police over more frivolous covid rule breaking allegations . so far, rishi sunak allegations. so far, rishi sunak has stayed silent on the woke blob and msm campaign to finish the former pm and bombshell whatsapp group. messages posted vesreriev— whatsapp group. messages posted vesrereev nei— whatsapp group. messages posted vesrereev nee e— grit. messages posted yesterday had a immediately reeked— yesterday had a immediately ieevei re— yesterday had a immediately leaked to sky— yesterday had a immediately leaked to sky news have exposed a leaked to sky news have exposed eiresn— leaked to sky news have exposed eiresn ierv— leaked to sky news have exposed a fresh tory civil— leaked to sky news have exposed a fresh tory civil war, with mps eiesning— a fresh tory civil war, with mps eiesning eve— a fresh tory civil war, with mps clashing over sunaks refusal to pgpiieiv— clashing over sunaks refusal to pgpiieiv peek— clashing over sunaks refusal to publicly back boris. so thurrock mp publicly back boris. so thurrock ire ieetie— publicly back boris. so thurrock ire ieetie pevie— publicly back boris. so thurrock mp jackie doyle price posted regr— mp jackie doyle price posted regr rs— mp jackie doyle price posted regr rs wne— mp jackie doyle price posted four fs who on— mp jackie doyle price posted four fs who on earth has spegring— four fs who on earth has spouting this— four fs who on earth has spouting this bonkers ness are you— spouting this bonkers ness are you determined— spouting this bonkers ness are you determined to turn our party ime— you determined to turn our party inre e— you determined to turn our party inre e stip— you determined to turn our party inre e snip tire— you determined to turn our party into a skip fire with simon peere— into a skip fire with simon hoare adding— into a skip fire with simon hoare adding with the last tory mp hoare adding with the last tory iii re— hoare adding with the last tory iii re reeve— hoare adding with the last tory mp to leave the— hoare adding with the last tory mp to leave the building, please rgrn— mp to leave the building, please rgrn em— mp to leave the building, please rgrn em ine— mp to leave the building, please turn off the lights,— mp to leave the building, please turn off the lights, the self—destroying crap has to end or self—destroying crap has to end er perrv— self—destroying crap has to end or our party dies.— self—destroying crap has to end or our party dies. but former eigeerien— or our party dies. but former education minister andrea ienvvns— education minister andrea ienvvnsrnen— education minister andrea jenkyns then put her foot down, piesring— jenkyns then put her foot down, piesring .— jenkyns then put her foot down, piesring . i— jenkyns then put her foot down, blasting . i don't— jenkyns then put her foot down, blasting . i don't like leakers. blasting. i don't like leakers. i blasting. i don't like leakers. i prefer— blasting. i don't like leakers. i prefer re— blasting. i don't like leakers. i prerer re sev— blasting. i don't like leakers. i prefer to say things to peepie-s— i prefer to say things to people's face.- i prefer to say things to people's face. however however,

it is— people's face. however however, it is interesting.— people's face. however however, it is interesting. some of those eemmenring— it is interesting. some of those commenting were— it is interesting. some of those commenting were happy to speak out commenting were happy to speak egr pgpiieiv— commenting were happy to speak out publicly against the boris anne—elisabeth— out publicly against the boris anne—elisabeth moutet actions, so anne—elisabeth moutet actions, se mevie— anne—elisabeth moutet actions, se mevie iess— anne—elisabeth moutet actions, so maybe less sanctimony and nvpeerisv. — so maybe less sanctimony and hypocrisy. clearly— so maybe less sanctimony and hypocrisy. clearly many in the party— hypocrisy. clearly many in the periv ee— hypocrisy. clearly many in the party are unhappy , but those at party are unhappy, but those at the party are unhappy, but those at me rep— party are unhappy, but those at me rep ee— party are unhappy, but those at the top are not— party are unhappy, but those at the top are not doing anything eiegr— the top are not doing anything eiegr mis— the top are not doing anything about this to— the top are not doing anything about this to bring people regerner— about this to bring people together and— about this to bring people together and earlier today, an anonymous former minister eimirrei— anonymous former minister eimirrei re— anonymous former minister admitted to the— anonymous former minister admitted to the tortoise website mer— admitted to the tortoise website rner iris— admitted to the tortoise website rner iris were— admitted to the tortoise website that mps were discussing sadiq gerring— that mps were discussing sadiq gerring ierrers— that mps were discussing sadiq getting letters of— that mps were discussing sadiq getting letters of no confidence in sgnev— getting letters of no confidence in sgnet eve— getting letters of no confidence in sunak over his— getting letters of no confidence in sunak over his handling of the in sunak over his handling of me issge— in sunak over his handling of me se— in sunak over his handling of the issue, so to— in sunak over his handling of the issue, so to speak, out for me— the issue, so to speak, out for me first— the issue, so to speak, out for the first time— the issue, so to speak, out for the first time since the leak of her the first time since the leak of ner meeges — the first time since the leak of her messages. the— the first time since the leak of her messages. the former tory eigeerien— her messages. the former tory education minister, andrea ientvns— education minister, andrea renrvns. se— education minister, andrea jenkyns. so andrea , look, jenkyns. so andrea, look, iirsriv— jenkyns. so andrea, look, rirsriv nen— jenkyns. so andrea, look, firstly how predictable all that mese— firstly how predictable all that those messages— firstly how predictable all that those messages were leaked to sly those messages were leaked to siv news.— those messages were leaked to siv news. — those messages were leaked to siv news. ir— those messages were leaked to sly news. it just— those messages were leaked to sly news. e sly news. it just proves, doesn't it, that unfortunately there are members of your own party. andrea , who are party. andrea, who are eeeperering— andrea, who are cooperating with the blob and the cooperating with the blob and me risii— cooperating with the blob and me risii re— cooperating with the blob and the msm to bring down folks on the msm to bring down folks on me ngm— the msm to bring down folks on me rignr ei— the msm to bring down folks on the right of the— the msm to bring down folks on the right of the party. suella eeminie— the right of the party. suella dominic raab— the right of the party. suella dominic raab now boris. absolutely. and- dominic raab now boris. absolutely. and i- dominic raab now boris.

' die; and i mean it's absolutely. and i mean it's eivvevs— absolutely. and i mean it's eivvevs teen— absolutely. and i mean it's always been very- ' die; and i mean it's always been very leaky. the cons wnersapp— always been very leaky. the cons whatsapp groun— always been very leaky. the cons whatsapp group, it's actually mege— whatsapp group, it's actually meie gp— whatsapp group, it's actually meie gp 0p,— whatsapp group, it's actually meee gp er, veg— whatsapp group, it's actually made up of, you know, the sveepnenrs— made up of, you know, the sycophants who - made up of, you know, the sycophants who praise the pm and his sycophants who praise the pm and ms vviie— sycophants who praise the pm and his wife continuously because mev— his wife continuously because rnev vvenr— his wife continuously because inev vvenr e— his wife continuously because inev vvenr e tep— his wife continuously because they want a job or it's lots of hypocrisyr_ they want a job or it's lots of hypocrisyv es— they want a job or it's lots of hypocrisy, as we've seen there. i hypocrisy, as we've seen there. i meen— hypocrisy, as we've seen there. i its— hypocrisy, as we've seen there. i mean, it's interesting, dan, because, um. simon hoare during the because, um. simon hoare during rne inerese— because, um. simon hoare during the theresa may— because, um. simon hoare during the theresa may years when i was pgiiieiv— the theresa may years when i was pgpiieiv speeving— the theresa may years when i was publicly speaking out about her rgiiisn— publicly speaking out about her rubbish brexit— publicly speaking out about her rubbish brexit deal, i had to pen— rubbish brexit deal, i had to pen nim— rubbish brexit deal, i had to ban him from— rubbish brexit deal, i had to ban him from my twitter because he ban him from my twitter because ne vves— ban him from my twitter because ne repr— ban him from my twitter because he was kept hassling me . so, you he was kept hassling me. so, you snevv— he was kept hassling me. so, you men, mis— he was kept hassling me. so, you men, mm is— he was kept hassling me. so, you know, this is what— he was kept hassling me. so, you know, this is what i— he was kept hassling me. so, you know, this is what i mean. you men,— know, this is what i mean. you men, i— know, this is what i mean. you men, i sen-r— know, this is what i mean. you know, i can't stand— know, this is what i mean. you know, i can't stand hypocrisy . know, i can't stand hypocrisy. p..— know, i can't stand hypocrisy. ne. indeed.— know, i can't stand hypocrisy. no, indeed. of— know, i can't stand hypocrisy. no, indeed. of course.- know, i can't stand hypocrisy. no, indeed. of course. of- no, indeed. of course. of course. but look, andrea , the course. but look, andrea, the point is why ? why is rishi sunak point is why? why is rishi sunak not point is why? why is rishi sunak ner preperei— point is why? why is rishi sunak ner preperee re— point is why? why is rishi sunak not prepared to back— my7 why is rishi sunak not prepared to back the former imme— not prepared to back the former prime minister— not prepared to back the former prime minister boris johnson ? prime minister boris johnson? i egres— prime minister boris johnson? i egree vvirn— prime minister boris johnson? i egree vvirn veg.— prime minister boris johnson? i egree vvirn veg. i— prime minister boris johnson? i agree with you. i mean- prime minister boris johnson? i agree with you. i mean ,- prime minister boris johnson? agree with you. i mean, we're all conservatives, but let's also not forget who's in charge of the cabinet office and the deputy prime minister oliver dowden. he was the first to

resign in which had this chain of events with boris as well. now, i think that, you know. so do you think . sorry to do you think. sorry to interrupt. sorry, sorry to interrgpt— interrupt. sorry, sorry to interrupt, andrea,- sorry, sorry to interrupt, andrea, but that's ggire— interrupt, andrea, but that's ggire e— interrupt, andrea, but that's ggire e nev— interrupt, andrea, but that's quite a key point. do you think the quite a key point. do you think me eeiiner— quite a key point. do you think the cabinet office— quite a key point. do you think the cabinet office is deliberately conspiring against peris— deliberately conspiring against boris johnson— deliberately conspiring against borisjohnson ? _ deliberately conspiring against boris johnson ? borisjohnson? i mean, i think the certain members of the whole civil service we've seen in the home office department, we've seen it clearly in the cabinet office as well, where they're trying to bring down, you know, key members of government, especially brexiteers, while only brexiteers. that's what what they're trying to do. so without a doubt, this is what's going on and it's got to stop. i mean , it's so what saddens me. mean, it's so what saddens me. i had a great private office at the civil civil servants and it's the senior civil servants who was actually , you know, they who was actually, you know, they are betraying the junior members of the civil service and giving them a bad name. i mean, look, in recent years as well ,

them a bad name. i mean, look, in recent years as well, dan, look how during the head of ethics brought her own karaoke machine to the lockdown party, yet it was boris who got the blame when he wasn't even there at good parties. very good point. so that's so, andrew, can we talk about the raw politics of this? because this tortoise repen— of this? because this tortoise reperi sgggesrs— 97 because this tortoise report suggests that there are iris— report suggests that there are iris vvne— report suggests that there are iris vvne ee— report suggests that there are mps who are favourable to boris rennsen. — mps who are favourable to boris johnson. you're,— mps who are favourable to boris johnson. you're, of— mps who are favourable to boris johnson. you're, of course, one of johnson. you're, of course, one ei nis— johnson. you're, of course, one er nis piggesr— johnson. you're, of course, one of his biggest allies. and remember, he— of his biggest allies. and remember, he was going to get the remember, he was going to get me veres— remember, he was going to get me veres er— remember, he was going to get the votes at the— remember, he was going to get the votes at the last leadership semest— the votes at the last leadership contest against— the votes at the last leadership contest against rishi sunak. he did contest against rishi sunak. he iii neve,— contest against rishi sunak. he iii neve, i— contest against rishi sunak. he did have, i think— contest against rishi sunak. he did have, i think it was the 99 iris— did have, i think it was the 99 iris er— did have, i think it was the 99 mps or whatever— did have, i think it was the 99 mps or whatever it was required to mps or whatever it was required re ger— mps or whatever it was required re ger en— mps or whatever it was required re ger en ine— mps or whatever it was required to get on the ballot. are you eensiiering— to get on the ballot. are you considering rou— to get on the ballot. are you considering rou writing letters of considering rou writing letters ei ne— considering rou writing letters of no confidence— considering rou writing letters of no confidence in rishi sunak mis— of no confidence in rishi sunak rnis eereier— of no confidence in rishi sunak this october ? _ of no confidence in rishi sunak this october ? 34:3? 33 of no confidence in rishi sunak this october ? / of no confidence in rishi sunak this october ? 34:3? 33 this october? yeah, i'm not at the moment because we're walking this tightrope because look at the polling. um , i think it the polling. um, i think it vvegii— the polling. um, i think it vvegii ie— the polling. um, i think it would be political- 3g um, i think it would be political suicide to, you— would be political suicide to, veg men,— would be political suicide to, you know, topple another prime minister— you know, topple another prime minister in— you know, topple another prime minister in e— you know, topple another prime minister in a general election . minister in a general election. so minister in a general election. se ii— minister in a general election. se it rise—

minister in a general election. se it iiie re— minister in a general election. so i'd like to see— minister in a general election. so i'd like to see some loyalty trem— so i'd like to see some loyalty irem .— so i'd like to see some loyalty irem , trem— so i'd like to see some loyalty from , from the— so i'd like to see some loyalty from , from the prime minister. from, from the prime minister. ieisni— from, from the prime minister. ieisni sgnev— from, from the prime minister. rishi sunak you— from, from the prime minister. rishi sunak you know, we're all concerned natives— rishi sunak you know, we're all concerned natives and, you know , ne-s— concerned natives and, you know , ne-s stepped— concerned natives and, you know , he's stabbed boris— concerned natives and, you know , he's stabbed boris in the back wnen— , he's stabbed boris in the back vvnen peris— , he's stabbed boris in the back when boris plucked him out of eisegrirv— when boris plucked him out of eisegrirv es— when boris plucked him out of eisegrirv es e— when boris plucked him out of obscurity as a junior minister. ani— obscurity as a junior minister. and i— obscurity as a junior minister. and i mint— obscurity as a junior minister. and i think it's— obscurity as a junior minister. and i think it's about time he snevvs— and i think it's about time he shows some loyalty and, and i eieeriv— shows some loyalty and, and i mean, clearly there's some eempeign— mean, clearly there's some campaign, whether it's civil servenrs— campaign, whether it's civil servenrs er— campaign, whether it's civil servants or it's— campaign, whether it's civil servants or it's members within our servants or it's members within penv— servants or it's members within our own party who— servants or it's members within our own party who are trying to mete— our own party who are trying to make sure that— our own party who are trying to make sure that boris never comes peek— make sure that boris never comes peek ieeegse— make sure that boris never comes back because he's— make sure that boris never comes back because he's popular. he's pepgier— back because he's popular. he's pepgier in— back because he's popular. he's pepgier in mv— back because he's popular. he's popular in my area— back because he's popular. he's popular in my area as well. but i popular in my area as well. but irnint— popular in my area as well. but irnint ines— popular in my area as well. but i think that, you— popular in my area as well. but i think that, you know, we've got— i think that, you know, we've ger re— i think that, you know, we've got to remember— i think that, you know, we've got to remember we would much rerner— got to remember we would much rerner see— got to remember we would much rather see conservatives elected ime— rather see conservatives elected inre gevemmem— rather see conservatives elected into government than, you know, the into government than, you know, me were— into government than, you know, me vvete ei— into government than, you know, the woke of rama— into government than, you know, the woke of rama wokerati of a ieiegr— the woke of rama wokerati of a labour government who will iesrrev— labour government who will iesrrev eg— labour government who will destroy our country beyond reeegnirien— destroy our country beyond recognition with their with men— recognition with their with rneir vete— recognition with their with their woke policies. so i think we need— their woke policies. so i think we need re— their woke policies. so i think we need to remember that, you snevv— we need to remember that, you knew, penv— we need to remember that, you know, party leaders do come and go know, party leaders do come and ge es— know, party leaders do come and go as we've seen over the years, egr— go as we've seen over the years, egr girimereiv— go as we've seen over the years, but ultimately we— go as we've seen over the years, but ultimately we want to see a censerverive— but ultimately we want to see a conservative government elected nim— conservative government elected vvirn reei— conservative government elected with real conservative policies as with real conservative policies es vveii. — with real conservative policies as well. .hasten- with real conservative policies as well. hasten add, dan

as well. i'm hasten to add, dan indeed,— as well. i'm hasten to add, dan indeed,-andrea- as well. i'm hasten to add, dani indeed,-andrea jenkins, indeed, indeed. andrea jenkins, former tory education minister, great to speak to you tonight. thank you so much . now coming great to speak to you tonight. - thank you so much. now coming up in gneeneei— thank you so much. now coming up in gneeneei .— thank you so much. now coming up in gneeneei , ii,— thank you so much. now coming up in uncancel , ed, with— thank you so much. now coming up in uncancel , ed, with reports in uncancel, ed, with reports irinee— in uncancel, ed, with reports prince-spending- in uncancel, ed, with reports prince spending time prince harry is spending time eiene— prince harry is spending time eienele— prince harry is spending time alone-a hotel— prince harry is spending time alone-a hotel-the- prince harry is spending time alone a hotel the first alone at a hotel is the first sign— alone at a hotel is the first sign ei— alone at a hotel is the first sign of cracks— alone at a hotel is the first sign of cracks in- alone at a hotel is the first sign of cracks in the sussexes streng— sign of cracks in the sussexes once strong marriage with irineess— once strong marriage with- princess _ butler . princess diana's former butler. rer— princess diana's former butler. rer reek.— princess diana's former butler. rer reek. regi— princess diana's former butler. her rock, paul burrell- princess diana's former butler. her rock, paul burrell gives his exclusive insight on this very shortly megxit. and the media buzz as a controversial new daily express column compares phillip schofield prince phillip schofield to prince andrew, saying both have treated underlings with absolute contempt was so fortunate to have lasted as long as he did. my have lasted as long as he did. my superstar panel returned to bait that in just a moment.

britain's news . britain's news. channel tomorrow's news- britain's news. channel tomorrow's news tonight now in our mediabuzz more front pages have just been delivered . and have just been delivered. and while the ai says the uk population is set to overtake france for the first time on

record and britain on course to become europe's second largest population for the first time, that's thanks to net migration hitting a new high of over 606,000. the daily telegraph leads with the sudden jump in mortgage rates after core inflation hit its highest level since the early 1990s. and the daily since the early 19905. and the i>eiiv iieii— since the early 19905. and the daily mail leads— since the early 19905. and the daily mail leads with- since the early 19905. and the daily mail leads with a- 3i3.i::3; hq and the daily mail leads with a simple but daily mail leads with a simple egr ergeiei— daily mail leads with a simple but crucial question, one that geing— but crucial question, one that geing re— but crucial question, one that we're going to be— but crucial question, one that we're going to be coming to very snerriv. — we're going to be coming to very sneriiv. viii— we're going to be coming to very shortly. will anyone— we're going to be coming to very shortly. e: shortly. will anyone stop these eco clouds? and i'll tell you what they did and show you that actually in just one moment. let me bring my superstar panel back in, though. top daily telegraph columnist allison pearson , columnist allison pearson, former conservative london mayoral candidate and top tory shaun bailey , and the author amy shaun bailey, and the author amy nicholl. now, shaun bailey, and the author amy nicholl . now, britain arrived at nicholl. now, britain arrived at immigrerien— nicholl. now, britain arrived at immigration day— \r i339“ now, britain arrived at immigration day today as meeting— immigration day today as shocking new— immigration day today as shocking new statistics as i igsr— shocking new statistics as i just mentioned,— shocking new statistics as i just mentioned, confirmed net migrerien— just mentioned, confirmed net migrerien er— just mentioned, confirmed net migrerien er e— just mentioned, confirmed net migration at a record high . migration at a record high. iner-s— migration at a record high. that's despite— migration at a record high. that's despite repeated tory premises— that's despite repeated tory premises re— that's despite repeated tory

promises to reduce the figure. egr— promises to reduce the figure. egr insreei— promises to reduce the figure. but instead of— promises to reduce the figure. but instead of answering tough peiiev— but instead of answering tough peiiev ggesriens— but instead of answering tough policy questions from the eegnrrv-s— policy questions from the country's most- policy questions from the country's most serious political iegrneiisrs— country's most serious political journalists here— country's most serious political journalists here on gb news hour , emperriei— journalists here on gb news hour , embattled prime— journalists here on gb news hour , embattled prime minister ieeiiei— , embattled prime minister decided instead to go on the even more embattled tv show this merning— even more embattled tv show this merning re— even more embattled tv show this morning to answer— even more embattled tv show this morning to answer questions like mis.— morning to answer questions like rnis. inese— morning to answer questions like this. these jilly— morning to answer questions like this. these jilly jilly cooper peeks— this. these jilly jilly cooper peeks rrge — this. these jilly jilly cooper books true . _ this. these jilly jilly cooper books true . do- this. these jilly jilly cooper books true . ji:::i ”cray ?”i:i; books true. do you really are you really into those books? is that not true? yes. that is it is true. unclear how that has emerged. it is true. yes. i'm yes, i love a jilly cooper book. they're amazing ones, which i can't remember. they're just the sexy— can't remember. they're just the sexv iirs. — can't remember. they're just the sexy tits. evev— can't remember. they're just the sexvpiisevev — can't remember. they're just the sexy bits. okay and— can't remember. they're just the sexy bits. okay and like- can't remember. they're just the sexy bits. okay and like sunak , sexy bits. okay and like sunak, it's been an arduous week for the poor folk at this morning after long term , host phillip after long term, host phillip schofield was finally given the chop. fact, there are some chop. in fact, there are some reports tonight it came after holly willoughby actually went over the head of both of her direct bosses to the chief executive of itv, close pal of meghan markle, carolyn mccall , meghan markle, carolyn mccall, and now the leading daily

express columnist, previous guest on this morning, actually, virginia blackburn , who has virginia blackburn, who has quite an interesting comparison to draw with the show's recently departed star. she writes, as for philip, he also reminds me of a member of the royal family, prince andrew philipson's are as nothing compared to the disgraced duke of york. but both also have something in common. they are said to have treated gnieriing— they are said to have treated underling with— they are said to have treated underling with absolute contempt . ineres— underling with absolute contempt . there's another— underling with absolute contempt . there's another lesson for us all . there's another lesson for us eii mees— . there's another lesson for us all treat people— . there's another lesson for us all treat people well as you nerv— all treat people well as you vvert vegr— all treat people well as you vverv vegr vvev— all treat people well as you work your way up the greasy pole ieeegse— work your way up the greasy pole ieeegse vege— work your way up the greasy pole because you're going to need rnem — because you're going to need rnem vvnen— because you're going to need them when you— because you're going to need them when you come crashing back ievvn— them when you come crashing back ievvn. se— them when you come crashing back down. so, allison— them when you come crashing back down. so, allison pearson, this islfascinating_ down. so, allison pearson, this is fascinating eating is a fascinating eating empisen- is a fascinating eating comparison to me because i've eeneiniv— comparison to me because i've eeneiniv teen— comparison to me because i've certainly been struck this week by certainly been struck this week iv rne — certainly been struck this week pv rne rerei— certainly been struck this week by the total lack— certainly been struck this week by the total lack of support of iniiiip — by the total lack of support of phillip schofield _ by the total lack of support of phillip schofield for someone nne— phillip schofield for someone vvne ier— phillip schofield for someone vvne rer so — phillip schofield for someone who for 20 years— phillip schofield for someone who for 20 years of his life has seen— who for 20 years of his life has been surrounded— who for 20 years of his life has been surrounded by the leading iiggres— been surrounded by the leading iiggres ei— been surrounded by the leading riggres ei me— been surrounded by the leading figures of the entertainment inigsrrv. — figures of the entertainment industry. 33 figures of the entertainment industry. i:::i3 i39 industry. television, politics, sport, not one of them spoken out publicly ? no, i think that out publicly? no, i think that mere-s— out publicly? no, i think that mere-s mer— ity7’ no, i think that

there's that background thing of him there's that background thing of mm neving— there's that background thing of him having been— there's that background thing of him having been an unpleasant piece— him having been an unpleasant pieee ei— him having been an unpleasant pieee ei nem— him having been an unpleasant piece of work, which you've eiigiei— piece of work, which you've eiigiei re,— piece of work, which you've alluded to, having you from from vegr— alluded to, having you from from vegr en— alluded to, having you from from your own experience. and the vvirn— your own experience. and the same with prince— your own experience. and the same with prince andrew. none of the same with prince andrew. none of rne-reeiiv— same with prince andrew. none of the - really wanting - same with prince andrew. none of the really wanting to the courtiers really wanting to jump— the courtiers really wanting to igmp re— the courtiers really wanting to igmp re nis— the courtiers really wanting to jump to his defence. and i think rner— jump to his defence. and i think rner rner— jump to his defence. and i think rner rner serr— jump to his defence. and i think that that sort of— jump to his defence. and i think that that sort of sign, that not snevving— that that sort of sign, that not snevving nne— that that sort of sign, that not knowing who the— that that sort of sign, that not knowing who the little people eelmeen in— knowing who the little people are,imean, in the _ knowing who the little people are, mean, in the duke of are, i mean, in the duke of rem-s— are, i mean, in the duke of york's notorious— are, i mean, in the duke of york's notorious case with virginie— york's notorious case with virginia giuffre- york's notorious case with virginia giuffre , you know, it virginia giuffre, you know, it ir— virginia giuffre, you know, it ir vves— virginia giuffre, you know, it was it was literally that he eegiin-r— was it was literally that he couldn't remember having met her preieiiv— couldn't remember having met her probably because— couldn't remember having met her probably because she was so inconsequential— probably because she was so inconsequential in his arrogant, sgpereiiiegs— inconsequential in his arrogant, supercilious worldview. and veen— supercilious worldview. and veen i— supercilious worldview. and veen i mink— supercilious worldview. and yeah, i think perhaps phil and andrew— yeah, i think perhaps phil and anirevv en— yeah, i think perhaps phil and andrew on to— yeah, i think perhaps phil and andrew on to some remote desert isieni— andrew on to some remote desert isieni rer— andrew on to some remote desert isieni rer seme— andrew on to some remote desert island for some kind of competition. - island for some kind of competition. jimmie: competition. well, at least maybe they could do some nice charity work. apparently, amy, the bbc are trying to sign phillip schofield for strictly come dancing now. oh you know, that'll be quite interesting, though, because it involves pubuc though, because it involves public vote, doesn't it? yeah. so we could really put- 1.1it. : e .7’ yeah. so we could really put this 1.13. : e .7’ yeah. so we could really put this to me— so we could really put this to me res.— so we could really put this to me resr. i— so we could really put this to the test. i don't— so we could really put this to the test. i don't know. i still gen-r— the test. i don't know. i still ien-r reei— the test. i don't know. i still don't feel completely sure. ivervene-s— don't feel completely sure. everyone's phillip everyone's saying phillip senerieii— everyone's saying phillip schofield was—

everyone's saying phillip schofield was unpleasant. he was this schofield was unpleasant. he was mis—i— schofield was unpleasant. he was rnis—i neen- schofield was unpleasant. he was rnis—i i- schofield was unpleasant. he was this—i mean, iwasi this, he was that. i mean, i was on this, he was that. i mean, i was en rnis— this, he was that. i mean, i was on this morning— this, he was that. i mean, i was on this morning with him once eni— on this morning with him once ene-eergeiiv- on this morning with him once and-actually fine. - on this morning with him once and actually fine. he was and he was actually fine. he was he and he was actually fine. he was ne-re— and he was actually fine. he was ne-re me— and he was actually fine. he was ne-re ne— and he was actually fine. he was he-to me. he was- and he was actually fine. he was he to me. he was quite he spoke to me. he was quite peiire— he spoke to me. he was quite peiire .— he spoke to me. he was quite peiire . ani— he spoke to me. he was quite polite . and iwant- he spoke to me. he was quite polite . and want more polite. and i want more specifies.— polite. and i want more specifics. _to - polite. and i want more specifics. to know specifics. i want to know exeeriv— specifics. i want to know exeeriv-ne- specifics. i want to know exactly-he was- specifics. i want to know exactly he was so exactly why he was so unpleasant,- exactly why he was so unpleasant, what happened , unpleasant, what happened, ieeegse— unpleasant, what happened, ieeegse i— unpleasant, what happened, because i-like.- unpleasant, what happened, because i-like. - unpleasant, what happened, because i like. �*vaji1e because i feel like. well, vgve— because i feel like. well, vegve-ier- because i feel like. well, you've lot them. no, you've heard a lot of them. no, ihave. you've heard a lot of them. no, i have. but i just i just want i just want it pinned down like, how was he on? but that's the eneiienge. — how was he on? but that's the eneiienge. is— how was he on? but that's the challenge, is if— how was he on? but that's the challenge, is if you're- challenge, is if you're unpleasant- challenge, is if you're unpleasant to underlings and evenrgeiiv— unpleasant to underlings and eventually somebody from gpsreirs— eventually somebody from upstairs- gets- eventually somebody from - upstairs-gets them. upstairs gets gets gets them. ine— upstairs gets gets gets them. its peinr— upstairs gets gets gets them. its peinr is.— upstairs gets gets gets them. the point is, as— upstairs gets gets gets them. the point is, as underlings will never out, they have never come out, they have careers still careers to build and they still feel vulnerable. why feel vulnerable. and that's why i know what philip was i don't know what philip was like, why he could go like, but that's why he could go for that, because no for years doing that, because no one will stand to him. i one will stand up to him. i spoke a young person i used spoke to a young person i used to and she called it to work with and she called it the weinstein effect. she said, because these people your because these people have your career can career in their hands, they can treat you as badly as they like. and the case, it then treat you as badly as they like. and you the case, it then treat you as badly as they like. and you whye case, it then treat you as badly as they like. and you why philip it then treat you as badly as they like. and you why philip hashen treat you as badly as they like. and you why philip has had no shows you why philip has had no defenders. because even people on his level, they will they will feel bad about how he's potential he behaved. potential he allegedly behaved. you what my mum overheard you know what my mum overheard was wimbledon and she saw

was at wimbledon and she saw phillip schofield, who was on the phone. he was being awfully rgie— the phone. he was being awfully rgie re— the phone. he was being awfully rgie re rne— the phone. he was being awfully rude to the taxi _ the phone. he was being awfully rude to the taxi driver.- he was being awfully rude to the taxi driver. yeah see, eventually— rude to the taxi driver. yeah see, eventually he catches up , see, eventually he catches up, it see, eventually he catches up, ir eerenes— see, eventually he catches up, ir serenes veg— see, eventually he catches up, it catches you up.— see, eventually he catches up, it catches you up. 3 3? it catches you up. categorical proof. his mum . if my it catches you up. categorical- proof.-his mum . if my mum proof. that's his mum. if my mum said to me , true,— proof. that's his mum. if my mum said to me , true, it's— proof. that's his mum. if my mum said to me , true, it's true. - said to me, true, it's true. wner— said to me, true, it's true. viner gig— said to me, true, it's true. viner gig veg— said to me, true, it's true. what did you make- said to me, true, it's true. what did you make of- said to me, true, it's true. what did you make of the decision, alison, for sunak to only do one broadcast interview today on this morning's sofa with craig doyle and alison hammond? well, forget the hammond? well, let's forget the sender— hammond? well, let's forget the seeniei-rne— hammond? well, let's forget the scandal-the dreadful- scandal about the dreadful immigration— scandal about the dreadful immigration-i. scandal about the dreadful. immigration-i mean, immigration numbers. i mean, reisni— immigration numbers. i mean, reisni-is— immigration numbers. i mean, reisni-is e— immigration numbers. i mean, reisni-is e iiiiv— immigration numbers. i mean, rishi is a jilly cooper rishi sunak is a jilly cooper ren. — rishi sunak is a jilly cooper ren. reen— rishi sunak is a jilly cooper fan. yeah, yeah,— rishi sunak is a jilly cooper fan. yeah, yeah, right. former neeg— fan. yeah, yeah, right. former neeg-er— fan. yeah, yeah, right. former head of winchester . i fan. yeah, yeah, right. former head of winchester. i would. head boy of winchester. i would. i head boy of winchester. i would. i mink— head boy of winchester. i would. i rnink vve— head boy of winchester. i would. i think we should— head boy of winchester. i would. i think we should give de—man of the i think we should give de—man of me peepie— i think we should give de—man of me peepie men— i think we should give de—man of the people man of— i think we should give de—man of the people man of the. yeah, i mink— the people man of the. yeah, i rnink ir— the people man of the. yeah, i rnink ir is— the people man of the. yeah, i think it is good— the people man of the. yeah, i think it is good though man. no, i'm think it is good though man. no, in e— think it is good though man. no, in e ngge— think it is good though man. no, in e ngge iiiiv— think it is good though man. no, i'm a huge jilly cooper fan, but i'm a huge jilly cooper fan, but ivvegii— i'm a huge jilly cooper fan, but ivvegii rise— i'm a huge jilly cooper fan, but i would like to— i'm a huge jilly cooper fan, but i would like to have a rupert campbell—black— i would like to have a rupert campbell—black sort of, you know . ggesrien— campbell—black sort of, you know . ggesrien iime— campbell—black sort of, you know , question time with— campbell—black sort of, you know , question time with rishi sunak ensvveing— , question time with rishi sunak answering questions on the isgrsnire— answering questions on the rutshire chronicles to actually preve— rutshire chronicles to actually preve rner— rutshire chronicles to actually prove that he'd— rutshire chronicles to actually prove that he'd done it. no, i ir— prove that he'd done it. no, i ir vves— prove that he'd done it. no, i mean, it was absolute pat—a—cake reievisien— mean, it was absolute pat—a—cake television, wasn't— mean, it was absolute pat—a—cake television, wasn't it?— mean, it was absolute pat—a—cake television, wasn't it? really he vou— television, wasn't it? really he veg snevv— television, wasn't it? really he veg men. ir— television, wasn't it? really he you know, it was— television, wasn't it? really he you know, it was a— television, wasn't it? really he you know, it was a huge day, a day— you know, it was a huge day, a iev er— you know, it was a huge day, a eev er semen— you know, it was a huge day, a day of shame, really, for the conservative _ day of shame, really, for the conservative government. and he he conservative government. and he neliiin-r— conservative government. and he neliiin-r vvenr— conservative government. and he he.didn't want any— conservative government. and he

he didn't want any he didn't he he didn't want any he didn't vvenr— he he didn't want any he didn't vvenr env— he he didn't want any he didn't vvenr env reggn— he he didn't want any he didn't want any tough questions. \3 want any tough questions. no, of course, because, sean,— want any tough questions. no, of course, because, sean, i'm a huge fan of alison hammond, actually. and bloke, actually. and this bloke, craig doyle tried hold rishi doyle to tried to hold rishi sunak account . but doyle to tried to hold rishi sunak account. but he's sunak to account. but he's not a journalist, is he ? no. look, if journalist, is he? no. look, if you're journalist, is he? no. look, if vege rne— journalist, is he? no. look, if you're the prime— 3i:37 no. look, if you're the prime minister you're up you're the prime minister you're gp re— you're the prime minister you're gp re ieeiing— you're the prime minister you're up to dealing with— you're the prime minister you're up to dealing with most iegrneis— up to dealing with most journals. need top journals. you need a top iegrneiisr— journals. you need a top journalist-you- journals. you need a top journalist you to the journalist to pin you to the gregni— journalist to pin you to the gregni eni— journalist to pin you to the ground and what would have neppeneie— ground and what would have happened?-said,- ground and what would have happened? said, look, happened? editor said, look, renni— happened? editor said, look, rem-geing- happened? editor said, look, rishi, going have rishi, you're going to have a reggn— rishi, you're going to have a reggn-ier-s— rishi, you're going to have a rough-let's do- rishi, you're going to have a rough let's do our best to rough day. let's do our best to minimise— rough day. let's do our best to minimise said— rough day. let's do our best to minimise said day. talk minimise said rough day. talk epegr— minimise said rough day. talk epegr-rer— minimise said rough day. talk about-forjilly- about your love for jilly ceeper.— about your love for jilly- cooper._someone cooper. i remember someone seving— cooper. i remember someone seving re— cooper. i remember someone seving re me— cooper. i remember someone seving re nevves-- cooper. i remember someone saying to me was running, saying to me when i was running, i saying to me when i was running, i nei— saying to me when i was running, i nee e— saying to me when i was running, i nee e reggn— saying to me when i was running, i nee e reggn iev— saying to me when i was running, i had a rough day and someone seii— i had a rough day and someone seii re— i had a rough day and someone seii re me— i had a rough day and someone said to me, we'll— i had a rough day and someone said to me, we'll get you a nice inrervievv— said to me, we'll get you a nice inrervievv eni— said to me, we'll get you a nice interview and people you interview and the people you snevv— interview and the people you knew-ere— interview and the people you men-ere veg- interview and the people you know are you interested? know what are you interested? i ieve— know what are you interested? i ieve srer— know what are you interested? i love star wars— know what are you interested? i love star wars and— know what are you interested? i love star wars and read, love star wars and i read, you snevv— love star wars and i read, you mere—enii know, warhammer books and i rriei— know, warhammer books and i rriei-rne— know, warhammer books and i tried the conversation tried to steer the conversation renn— tried to steer the conversation ievvn—rne- down that way. and the journalists— down that way. and the journalists followed me. and rner-s— journalists followed me. and we wner— journalists followed me. and that's what the— journalists followed me. and that's what the prime minister rnis— that's what the prime minister. rnis—snevvs this morning. in a way, it shows he this morning. in a way, it shows ne nes— this morning. in a way, it shows ne nes seme— this morning. in a way, it shows he has some skill— this morning. in a way, it shows he has some skill as a politician. _ he has some skill as a politician. 34:3? 33 he has some skill as a politician. yeah. would you politician. yeah. what would you have asked them? what would have seen— have asked them? what would have been vegr— have asked them? what would have been your-question? - have asked them? what would have been your-question? i- : 7 what would have been your question? : been your top question? i would neve— been your top question? i would neve-veg— been your top question? i would have-you earlier- been your top question? i would have you earlier you have liked you earlier and you also answer the also refused to answer the question. i would i want question. i would say no, i want a question. i would say no, i want e ngmier i— question. i would say no, i want e ngmie i vvenr— question. i would say no, i want a number. i want a— 3 i would say no, i want a number. i want a number. rishi if a number. i want a number. rishi ir vege— a number. i want a number. rishi ir vege ner— a number. i want a number. rishi ir vege ner geing— a number. i want a number. rishi if you're not going give a if you're not going to give me a ngmie— if you're not going to give me a number, there's— if you're not going to give me a number, there's no— if you're not going to give me a

number, there's no point eenringing— number, there's no point continuing this conversation ieeegse— continuing this conversation ieeegsevve-e- continuing this conversation because we a number continuing this conversation- because we _a number when because we deserve a number when i'm because we deserve a number when i-m—ner. — because we deserve a number when i-m—ner. iner-s- i'm talking about net. that's why— i'm talking about net. that's vvnv rner-s— i'm talking about net. that's why that's picked that's why that's why she picked that's why that's why she picked that's why you a number. but but why i gave you a number. but but you've got to understand,- g but but you've got to understand, under iee— you've got to understand, under roe ieesn-r— you've got to understand, under 100 doesn't-to— you've got to understand, under 100 doesn't-to fail.- you've got to understand, under 100 doesn't to fail. well 100 doesn't want to fail. well iene. — 100 doesn't want to fail. well iene. seen— 100 doesn't want to fail. well done. sean bailey,- 100 doesn't want to fail. well done. 33 100 doesn't want to fail. well done. 33 done. sean bailey, one of the few tories today who wants to give a number. now, the eco give me a number. now, the eco loons stop oil never loons that just stop oil never have shown much sign of brains, but to but they're latest stunt has to be most stupid yet. watch as be the most stupid yet. watch as the class privileged the middle class privileged champagne attack champagne socialist yobs attack the chelsea flower show because nothing says saving the environment like actually destroying the environment is the point in a garden if you can't feed yourself, shame on you. what is the point in a germ— you. what is the point in a gerien ir— you. what is the point in a gerien ir veg— what is the point in a garden if you can't eat the pine — garden if you can't eat the pisses wner— garden if you can't eat the pizza? what is- garden if you can't eat the pizza? 37 in pizza? what is the point? in rreiirien— pizza? what is the point? in tradition for— pizza? what is the point? in tradition for children?- pizza? 37 in tradition for children? what is the tradition for children? what is me peinr— tradition for children? what is me peinr in— tradition for children? what is the point in tradition? if seeierv— the point in tradition? if seeierv is— the point in tradition? if society is collapsing around you ? society is collapsing around you e egr— society is collapsing around you ? but thankfully— society is collapsing around you ? but thankfully ,_ society is collapsing around you ? but thankfully , one- society is collapsing around you ? but thankfully, one woman fought back against the eco terrorists in the only way that a gardener would know how. we are part of just stop oil.

vie-re— are part of just stop oil. we're asking— are part of just stop oil. we're asking the- are part of just stop oil. we're asking the government to stop licencing fossil fuels, which are a death sentence to us all. believe you me, that's the eiesesr— all. believe you me, that's the closest those _ all. believe you me, that's the closest those dirty— believe you me, that's the closest those dirty hippies have re. — closest those dirty hippies have re. om— closest those dirty hippies have come to. oh, john— closest those dirty hippies have come to. oh, john weeks has the iesr. — come to. oh, john weeks has the iesr. ani— come to. oh, john weeks has the best. and sean— come to. oh, john weeks has the best. and sean bailey- come to. oh, john weeks has the best. 33 ' 3?3 best. and sean bailey aidan magee out to stand by because coming up in tonight's greatest britain in union, jack acas was gary lineker deserving of a human rights award from amnesty international for nothing more other than making an egregious jibe on twitter, my superstar panel will be back to nominate their very shortly. but next in rineeneeiei— their very shortly. but next in uncanceled as— their very shortly. but next in uncanceled as the _ 3 33 but next in uncanceled as the sussexes sgrrer— uncanceled as the sussexes suffer reputational and legal nirs— suffer reputational and legal nirs igring— suffer reputational and legal nirs igring e— suffer reputational and legal hits during a difficult week , is hits during a difficult week, is nerv— hits during a difficult week, is rerrv eni— hits during a difficult week, is harry and meghan's marriage eeming— harry and meghan's marriage eeming gnier— harry and meghan's marriage coming under pressure and is rere— coming under pressure and is mere sreeiing— coming under pressure and is kate stealing the limelight away trem— kate stealing the limelight away rrem rie— kate stealing the limelight away rrem rne nevv— kate stealing the limelight away from the new king? just as the rere— from the new king? just as the late princess— from the new king? just as the late princess diana did? well iiene-s— late princess diana did? well diana's former— late princess diana did? well diana's former butler and her reek.— diana's former butler and her reek. regi— diana's former butler and her rock, paul burrell with exclusive _

rock, paul burrell with exclusive royal insight in just me— exclusive royal insight in just in mingres— exclusive royal insight in just two minutes time .

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 media. sweeping the rest of the media. and before we get harry and and before we get to harry and iiegnen-s— and before we get to harry and meghan's-crisis- and before we get to harry and meghan's crisis across meghan's latest crisis across rie— meghan's latest crisis across rne—er— meghan's latest crisis across rne—er neme.- meghan's latest crisis across. the—at home, royal the pond, back at home, royal commentators— the pond, back at home, royal commentators and royal family insiiers— commentators and royal family insiiers .— commentators and royal family insiders , others— commentators and royal family insiders , others have been insiders, others have been reiking— insiders, others have been talking about— insiders, others have been talking about a potential rift iervveen— talking about a potential rift between working members of the menerenv. — between working members of the menerenv. ir-s— between working members of the monarchy. it's the— between working members of the monarchy. . monarchy. it's the chelsea flower show this week and the king, who, as we know, is a lover of all things nature, appeared alongside the queen to present gardeners with a medal in memory of his late mother , in memory of his late mother, queen elizabeth ii. but eyebrows were queen elizabeth ii. but eyebrows reisei— queen elizabeth ii. but eyebrows were raised when— queen elizabeth ii. but eyebrows were raised when the— j but eyebrows were raised when the princess (31. 333; 33 3 but eyebrows were raised when the princess of times— were raised when the princess of vveies eise — were raised when the princess of wales also attended the flower snevv— wales also attended the flower snevv en— wales also attended the flower snevv en rne— wales also attended the flower show on the same— wales also attended the flower show on the same day, overshadowing the king's visit

eni— overshadowing the king's visit eni iringing— overshadowing the king's visit and bringing back memories of his and bringing back memories of ms ierrie— and bringing back memories of his battle for— and bringing back memories of his battle for press attention. vvirn— his battle for press attention. vvirn rne— his battle for press attention. with the late _ his battle for press attention. with the late princess diana . with the late princess diana. meri— with the late princess diana. war, revv— with the late princess diana. well, few people know better the toll well, few people know better the reii rner— well, few people know better the toll that diana's— well, few people know better the toll that diana's fame had on ner— toll that diana's fame had on ner merriege— toll that diana's fame had on her marriage with prince cneries. — her marriage with prince charles. then- her marriage with prince charles. then it's her rock and rermer— charles. then it's her rock and former butler— charles. then it's her rock and former butler paul burrell , who former butler paul burrell, who i'm former butler paul burrell, who in ieiignrei— former butler paul burrell, who i'm delighted to— former butler paul burrell, who i'm delighted to say joins me rive— i'm delighted to say joins me iive ne— i'm delighted to say joins me iive .— i'm delighted to say joins me iive . se— i'm delighted to say joins me live now . so, paul, what do you live now. so, paul, what do you mere— live now. so, paul, what do you mere er— live now. so, paul, what do you make of this?— live now. so, paul, what do you make of this? because at the end of make of this? because at the end er rne— make of this? because at the end er rne iev— make of this? because at the end er rne iev .— make of this? because at the end er rne iev . rere— make of this? because at the end of the day , kate did overshadow of the day, kate did overshadow the of the day, kate did overshadow me sing— of the day, kate did overshadow me sing in— of the day, kate did overshadow the king in terms— of the day, kate did overshadow the king in terms of media coverage. but— the king in terms of media coverage. but i- the king in terms of media coverage. 333 e the king in terms of media coverage. 33 e 7333: the king in terms of media coverage. e 7333: coverage. but i don't feel that would have been a deliberate move on kate's part. it's not like the battles— move on kate's part. it's not like the battles that- 33 it's not like the battles that were going on like the battles that were going en vvnen— like the battles that were going en vvnen nerv— like the battles that were going on when harry and meghan were me— on when harry and meghan were nere in— on when harry and meghan were nere in rne— on when harry and meghan were here in the royal— on when harry and meghan were here in the royal family and rnev— here in the royal family and rnev were— here in the royal family and they were purposefully attending evenrs— they were purposefully attending evenrs igsr— they were purposefully attending evenrs igsr re— they were purposefully attending events just to steal attention evvev— events just to steal attention evvev rrem — events just to steal attention evvev rrem rne— events just to steal attention away from the cambridges no , away from the cambridges no, dans— away from the cambridges no, pen in— away from the cambridges no, pen in giei— away from the cambridges no, dan, i'm glad you— away from the cambridges no, dan, i'm glad you asked me this ggesrien— dan, i'm glad you asked me this ggesrien eni— dan, i'm glad you asked me this question and i'm— dan, i'm glad you asked me this question and i'm very happy to speek— question and i'm very happy to speek egr— question and i'm very happy to speak out because kate has never put speak out because kate has never pgr e— speak out because kate has never pgr e reer— speak out because kate has never pgr e reer vvreng— speak out because kate has never put a foot wrong and she has ieeeme— put a foot wrong and she has become an icon— put a foot wrong and she has become an icon in her own right

eni— become an icon in her own right eni nes— become an icon in her own right and has successfully slipped inre— and has successfully slipped inre rnese— and has successfully slipped into those famous shoes of princess— into those famous shoes of princess diana. - into those famous shoes of princess diana. 33 3g into those famous shoes of princess diana. 33 33g princess diana. she is doing an incredible job. and i don't rnink— incredible job. and i don't rnink rer— incredible job. and i don't rnink rer e— incredible job. and i don't think for a minute- 3: and i don't think for a minute that the king vvegii— think for a minute that the king vvegii mini— think for a minute that the king would mind sharing some of the speriignr— would mind sharing some of the speriignr vvirn— would mind sharing some of the spotlight with his— would mind sharing some of the spotlight with his daughter in law v— spotlight with his daughter in law , because— spotlight with his daughter in law , because after all this is law, because after all this is rne— law, because after all this is me rgrgre— law, because after all this is the future and— law, because after all this is the future and wouldn't we all vvenr— the future and wouldn't we all vvenr re— the future and wouldn't we all vvenr re see— the future and wouldn't we all want to see beautiful pictures of want to see beautiful pictures er rere— want to see beautiful pictures of kate rather— want to see beautiful pictures of kate rather than pictures of cneries— of kate rather than pictures of cneries eni— of kate rather than pictures of charles and camilla? so i'm one rner— charles and camilla? so i'm one rner sevs— charles and camilla? so i'm one rner sevs. geei— charles and camilla? so i'm one that says, good on— charles and camilla? so i'm one that says, good on you , kate, that says, good on you, kate, eni— that says, good on you, kate, eni keep— that says, good on you, kate, eni keep geing— that says, good on you, kate, and keep doing what you're doing , because on this— and keep doing what you're doing , because on this side of the items— , because on this side of the arienrie .— , because on this side of the arienrie . veg— , because on this side of the atlantic , you are— , because on this side of the atlantic , you are carrying the atlantic, you are carrying the renn— atlantic, you are carrying the reren rer— atlantic, you are carrying the torch for the _ atlantic, you are carrying the torch for the royal family. and vvirnegr— torch for the royal family. and vvirnegr veg— torch for the royal family. and without you two, _ torch for the royal family. and without you two, i— torch for the royal family. and without you two, i don't know vvner— without you two, i don't know vvner vvegii— without you two, i don't know what would happen. you are reeiiv— what would happen. you are really supporting all of this. iegse— really supporting all of this. negse er— really supporting all of this. house of cards— really supporting all of this. house of cards is resting on vegr— house of cards is resting on your shoulders— house of cards is resting on your shoulders . - house of cards is resting on your shoulders . 343? 33 house of cards is resting on your shoulders. / your shoulders. yeah. so actually, it's quite a good thing in a way that there is all of this attention . paul, you do of this attention. paul, you do have to admit, though , though, have to admit, though, though, in the days of diana and charles, the marriage , the king charles, the marriage, the king really did struggle well with

the attention that diana received. so are you sure that he's totally relaxed about this ? oh, well, you see, in the old revs.— ? oh, well, you see, in the old ievs rnere— ? oh, well, you see, in the old days, there was— ? oh, well, you see, in the old days, there was a— 7’ oh, well, you see, in the old days, there was a rivalry iervveen— days, there was a rivalry between diana and charles and cneries— between diana and charles and cneries vves— between diana and charles and charles was jealous of diana's pepgierirv. — charles was jealous of diana's pepgierirv. its.— charles was jealous of diana's popularity. it's. it's documented now. i saw it at rirsr— documented now. i saw it at rirsr nene.— documented now. i saw it at first hand. he— documented now. i saw it at first hand. he didn't like her ieing— first hand. he didn't like her ieing es— first hand. he didn't like her being as popular as she was ieeegse— being as popular as she was ieeegse ir— being as popular as she was because it was— being as popular as she was because it was like a star is iem— because it was like a star is iern. rer— because it was like a star is born. her star— because it was like a star is born. her star rose and his fell eni— born. her star rose and his fell eni ne— born. her star rose and his fell eni ne enee— born. her star rose and his fell and he once said— born. her star rose and his fell and he once said to her, i merrier— and he once said to her, i merriei veg— and he once said to her, i married you and made you royal. gm.— married you and made you royal. gm, veg— married you and made you royal. gm. veg snevv— married you and made you royal. gm. veg knevv .— married you and made you royal. um, you know , without me, you um, you know, without me, you vvegii— um, you know, without me, you vvegii ie— um, you know, without me, you would be nobody— um, you know, without me, you would be nobody .— um, you know, without me, you would be nobody . so i um, you know, without me, you would be nobody. so i think rnere— would be nobody. so i think rnere is— would be nobody. so i think rnere is en— would be nobody. so i think there is an element of jealousy in rne— there is an element of jealousy in me ring.— there is an element of jealousy in the king, but— there is an element of jealousy in the king, but i— there is an element of jealousy in the king, but i think he's eise— in the king, but i think he's eise ieeking— in the king, but i think he's also looking towards the future. i also looking towards the future. i mink— also looking towards the future. i rnink ne— also looking towards the future. i think he thinks— also looking towards the future. i think he thinks ,_ also looking towards the future. i think he thinks , well, william i think he thinks, well, william and i think he thinks, well, william eni rere— i think he thinks, well, william eni rere ee— i think he thinks, well, william and kate are the— i think he thinks, well, william and kate are the best people for the and kate are the best people for me iem— and kate are the best people for me iei. inev— and kate are the best people for me iei. inev ee— and kate are the best people for the job. they are following. in my the job. they are following. in mv were— the job. they are following. in mv were .— the job. they are following. in mv vveke . i— the job. they are following. in mv vvene . r em— the job. they are following. in my wake . i am not going to be my wake. i am not going to be for my wake. i am not going to be rer king— my wake. i am not going to be rer king e— my wake. i am not going to be rer king e verv— my wake. i am not going to be for king a very long time. they are for king a very long time. they vveiring— for king a very long time. they vveiring re— for king a very long time. they are waiting to take over the reim— are waiting to take over the . ani— are waiting to take over the . ani i— are waiting to take over the reins . and i think he's looking reins. and i think he's looking revveris— reins. and i think he's looking revveris rne— reins. and i think he's looking towards the future. i really i

nepe— towards the future. i really i nepe vege— towards the future. i really i hope you're right. they're reking— hope you're right. they're reking rne— hope you're right. they're taking the weight off his shoulders— taking the weight off his shoulders to— taking the weight off his shoulders to some extent . no, shoulders to some extent. no, i— shoulders to some extent. no, i nepe— shoulders to some extent. no, i nepe vege— shoulders to some extent. no, no. i hope you're right. it's a reggn— no. i hope you're right. it's a reggn iei. — no. i hope you're right. it's a reggn iei. i— no. i hope you're right. it's a tough job. i hope- no. i hope you're right. it's a tough job. 3i3; 333 tough job. i hope you're right. all i would say is that the man who broke the story was richard eden, who was the diary editor of the daily mail, very credible journalist, but he seemed to be speaking within speaking to sources within the royal look, speaking to sources within the royal hope look, speaking to sources within the royal hope hope look, speaking to sources within the royal hope hope that k, let's hope let's hope that charles moved on, because charles has moved on, because i think he does have to realise is that, charles, that william and kate are to become the kate are going to become the stars. and that's a good thing for stars. and that's a good thing rer rne— stars. and that's a good thing for the monarchy. _ and that's a good thing for the monarchy. 3439 3439 for the monarchy. yes. yes ineir— for the monarchy. yes. yes ineir srer— for the monarchy. yes. yes their star is— for the monarchy. yes. yes their star is rising.- for the monarchy. 3439 3439 their star is rising. but you knew.— their star is rising. but you knew. rne— their star is rising. but you know, the king— their star is rising. but you know, the king does have quite a remper— know, the king does have quite a remper eni— know, the king does have quite a remper eni ne— know, the king does have quite a temper and he does voice his epinien— temper and he does voice his epinien verv— temper and he does voice his opinion very readily in a eimie. — opinion very readily in a eimie. se— opinion very readily in a circle. so perhaps some of that nes— circle. so perhaps some of that nes ieekei— circle. so perhaps some of that has leaked out.— circle. so perhaps some of that has leaked out. and his his momentarily— has leaked out. and his his momentarily lapse has reached the momentarily lapse has reached rne eers— momentarily lapse has reached rne er— momentarily lapse has reached the ears of journalists because as the ears of journalists because es veg— the ears of journalists because es veg in— the ears of journalists because as you saw in the— the ears of journalists because as you saw in the carriage , he as you saw in the carriage, he nei— as you saw in the carriage, he nei e— as you saw in the carriage, he nei e revv— as you saw in the carriage, he had a few things— as you saw in the carriage, he had a few things to say at the cerenerien— had a few things to say at the coronation, things that were going— coronation, things that were geing vvreng— coronation, things that were geing vvreng .— coronation, things that were going wrong . when he signed his going wrong. when he signed his ieeiererien— going wrong. when he signed his declaration, pen— going wrong. when he signed his declaration, pen leaked his pen reek.— declaration, pen leaked his pen ieek. reign.— declaration, pen leaked his pen ieek. kignr. — declaration, pen leaked his pen ieek. irignr. i— declaration, pen leaked his pen leak. right. i know-

declaration, pen leaked his pen leak. right. 343? 33 declaration, pen leaked his pen leak. right. 3,35. 33 leak. right. i know. yeah. so but but, you know, i don't to be honest, i don't mind a monarch with a temper. i think with a bit of a temper. i think it's important things are it's important that things are right. i just hope that he right. but i just hope that he accepts that is the star accepts that kate is the star now and that we need her to be the star. but look, paul, last week, harry meghan, let's week, harry and meghan, let's just honest about they just be honest about it. they got out for got found out for sensationalising what they claimed was a dangerous high speed chase involving speed car chase involving a paparazzi in new york. then just days later, things turned from bad to worse for the duke after he lost his latest high court bid to use the uk police force as his own personal security team. now now, paul, there's speculation that the pair's pubuc speculation that the pair's public humiliation could actually be impacting their marriage with sources stateside claiming that harry often sleeps alone at a local montecito hotel. even when meghan and the kids are at home. um, now, paul, reek.— kids are at home. um, now, paul, ieek. rnere-s— kids are at home. um, now, paul, ieek. rnere-s e— kids are at home. um, now, paul, look, there's a big— kids are at home. um, now, paul, look, there's a big debate- 39 um, now, paul, look, there's a big debate about rnis— look, there's a big debate about rnis ieeegse— look, there's a big debate about this because of— look, there's a big debate about this because of course, they insisr— this because of course, they insisr rne— this because of course, they insist the marriage is very

srreng— insist the marriage is very srreng . — insist the marriage is very strong . camilla- insist the marriage is very strong . c?“ 3i3yr insist the marriage is very- strong . camilla tominey story in strong. camilla tominey story in the daily telegraph suggests maybe it's not because why on earth would you need a hotel in montecito when you've got a mansion with 16 baths rooms, you know harry very well. are you worried about him, paul? because he just seems to feel worried about him, paul? - because he just seems to feel so iesr— because he just seems to feel so iesr eni— because he just seems to feel so iesr eni reek— because he just seems to feel so lost and look so— because he just seems to feel so lost and look so sad— because he just seems to feel so lost and look so sad at the memem— lost and look so sad at the moment. yeah— lost and look so sad at the moment. yeah - lost and look so sad at the moment. yeah 33 moment. yeah i've always been worried about harry. i've always worried about harry. i've always worried about harry. i've always worried about him . and am i the worried about him. and am i the only person in the united kingdom that is thinking as harry finally woken up to the truth , has he finally seen the truth, has he finally seen the truth, has he finally seen the truth and what his wife is doing that he's been brainwashed and that he's been brainwashed and that he's been mesmerise ized by her beauty or something ? because her beauty or something? because we all know that. but he doesn't seem to see it. i personally know harry, and i think he's always wanted to be a father. he always wanted to be a father. he always wanted to be a father. he always wanted children. i think this element of splitting from his family right now is a little

premature. i think he would want to stay in that driving seat to watch his children grow, because if he left this relationship now, he'd lose his children because she'd keep them in america. and he wouldn't see them. but i have no doubt that when this happens, because we all know that it will happen . all know that it will happen. when it does happen, he will return to the united kingdom. and i think his father, the king and his brother, the prince of wales, will both greet him back into the country with open arms. i think there is an element of harry we all love kyiv. we just don't understand why he's doing what he's doing at the moment. isn't one of the risks, though, paul and you see this all the time when some someone is impacted as a child by a very messy divorce from their parents, they often stay in an unhappy relationship for a very, very long time because they don't want to put their children through the same thing. that's

that's true. that was true on diana herself, that's true. that was true on diana herself , because she said diana herself, because she said to me, i didn't i don't want a broken marriage. i don't i want to bring our children up in a secure marriage. and she battled for that all all her days. she wanted to have a family unit to bdng wanted to have a family unit to bring up her children because she, too , had suffered in a she, too, had suffered in a broken marriage . it does bring broken marriage. it does bring unhappiness to a child, a broken marriage , and that insecurity marriage, and that insecurity that diana felt came from that situation because she always felt it was her fault and diana always said she said, it's my fault that mummy left because i arrived on the scene. of course , it wasn't. it was nothing to do with the child. it was everything to do with the parent. so i think harry, because of all of that and because of all of that and because of all of that and because of the history, he i think he was trying stick think he was trying to stick with the program for as long as he and will inevitably he can. and you will inevitably see cracks in this marriage because we know with great, great press and great criticism and world fame comes great

pressure. and this couple will have great pressure on their shoulders . and i personally do shoulders. and i personally do not want to see harry unhappy again . i've seen too many tears. again. i've seen too many tears. i want to see him very happy. i want to see him and his family grow. but, you know, there's a niggling doubt in the back of my head, dan and i can't be alone in thinking that. surely no, you're definitely not 33 33 no, you're definitely not alone in rninking— you're definitely not alone in thinking that,— you're definitely not alone in thinking that, paul. it is a vverrv. — thinking that, paul. it is a vverrv. ani— thinking that, paul. it is a vverrv. kni i— thinking that, paul. it is a worry. and i especially worry eiegr— worry. and i especially worry eiegr rne— worry. and i especially worry about the fact— worry. and i especially worry about the fact that meghan will be about the fact that meghan will ie perriegieriv— about the fact that meghan will be particularly conscious of the reer— be particularly conscious of the reer rner— be particularly conscious of the fact that she's— be particularly conscious of the fact that she's now being viewed as fact that she's now being viewed es e ieggning— fact that she's now being viewed as a laughing stock and she mignr— as a laughing stock and she mignr vvenr— as a laughing stock and she might want to— as a laughing stock and she might want to reinvent and when she might want to reinvent and when sne vvenrs— might want to reinvent and when sne vvenrs re— might want to reinvent and when she wants to reinvent, we know nevv— she wants to reinvent, we know nevv irgrei— she wants to reinvent, we know how brutal she— she wants to reinvent, we know how brutal she can— she wants to reinvent, we know how brutal she can be. but look, regi— how brutal she can be. but look, paul-brilliant— how brutal she can be. but look, paul-brilliant to- how brutal she can be. but look, paul brilliant to speak paul beryl, brilliant to speak vvirn—speeking- paul beryl, brilliant to speak. with—speakinglyou with you. we're speaking to you next— with you. we're speaking to you next-|— with you. we're speaking to you next-u cannot- with you. we're speaking to you next-i cannot wait- with you. we're speaking to you next i cannot wait for next week. so i cannot wait for that. — next week. so i cannot wait for that-have— next week. so i cannot wait for that. have brilliant that. but have a brilliant weekend.— that. but have a brilliant weekend. paul- that. but have a brilliant weekend. paul diana's weekend. paul burrel diana's rock.— weekend. paul burrel diana's rock. nme— weekend. paul burrel diana's rock. time now— weekend. paul burrel diana's rock. time now to reveal tonight-s— rock. time now to reveal tonight's greatest briton and jack— tonight's greatest briton and union. jack has— tonight's greatest briton and union. jack has .- tonight's greatest briton and union. “it: tonight's greatest briton and union. 92» g union. jack has. and i'm going to bring my superstar panel back in now. and you know the very exciting— in now. and you know the very exciting newe— in now. and you know the very exciting news, alison- " and you know the very exciting news, alison pearson,

seen— exciting news, alison pearson, seen bailey— exciting news, alison pearson, sean bailey and— exciting news, alison pearson, sean bailey and amy nicholl are all sean bailey and amy nicholl are an conne— sean bailey and amy nicholl are an conning en— sean bailey and amy nicholl are all coming on the— sean bailey and amy nicholl are all coming on the road with me to teen— all coming on the road with me to teen winn— all coming on the road with me to lead with liz— all coming on the road with me to lead with liz truss . ' z to lead with liz truss. and you gen— to lead with liz truss. and you can get tickets to that fabulous event right now at gb news .com. we're so excited to meet you in the flesh . but allison pearson, the flesh. but allison pearson, who's your nominee .7 my nominee. who's your nominee? my nominee. we nen-n— who's your nominee? my nominee. we nen-n knew— who's your nominee? my nominee. we nen-n knew nen— who's your nominee? my nominee. we don't know her name,- ” , my nominee. we don't know her name, sadly, but we don't know her name, sadly, nun nne— we don't know her name, sadly, but the marvellous lady in the green— but the marvellous lady in the green enn— but the marvellous lady in the green ewn en— but the marvellous lady in the green skirt at the— but the marvellous lady in the green skirt at the chelsea newer— green skirt at the chelsea flower show— green skirt at the chelsea flower show who turned the hose on we — flower show who turned the hose on nne wen— flower show who turned the hose on the just stop— flower show who turned the hose on the just stop oil— flower show who turned the hose on the just stop oil numpty if the on the just stop oil numpty if nne pence— on the just stop oil numpty if the police won't— on the just stop oil numpty if the police won't drag them away, it's the police won't drag them away, we geing— the police won't drag them away, we geing ne— the police won't drag them away, we going we be— the police won't drag them away, we going we be en— the police won't drag them away, it's going to be up to a member of ne— it's going to be up to a member on we generat— it's going to be up to a member of the general public. o" in?" of the general public. oh, can we newe— of the general public. oh, can we have another— of the general public. oh, can we have another look at that moment, please? we are part of just up i'll we're asking the government to stop licencing fossil fuels , which are a death fossil fuels, which are a death sentence to us all. oh, my goodness. please . as sentence to us all. oh, my goodness. please. as if f c»; oh, my goodness. as if you sentence to us all. oh, my- goodness. please . as if you were goodness. please. as if you were enee— goodness. please. as if you were new amazing— goodness. please. as if you were that amazing woman— goodness. as if you were that amazing woman watching us ngw— that amazing woman watching us ngw nw— that amazing woman watching us ngw .— that amazing woman watching us right now . email— that amazing woman watching us right now . email me, dan, at gb right now. email me, dan, at gb newe— right now. email me, dan, at gb wewe we— right now. email me, dan, at gb news .com. we want you on this enew— news .com. we want you on this enew neeewee— news .com. we want you on this show because you— news .com. we want you on this show because you are a hero. so

wnn— show because you are a hero. so wnn wew— show because you are a hero. so win won on— show because you are a hero. so with you on that,— show because you are a hero. so with you on that, sean bailey, wew— with you on that, sean bailey, wowoinee — with you on that, sean bailey, your nominee. my- with you on that, sean bailey, your nominee. sire with you on that, sean bailey, your nominee. my nominee is bnan your nominee. my nominee is brian cox, the succession actor who said it was that only people with a certain experience could play with a certain experience could play a certain role. it's called acting for a reason. and it's great that someone is standing up to somebody. shall we have a little listen to what he had to say? what about this idea that onw— say? what about this idea that oniw oooiei— say? what about this idea that only actors who've— , what about this idea that only actors who've had certain neeiece— only actors who've had certain experiences should play certain roieei — experiences should play certain roles? .mentioned- experiences should play certain roles? : roles? we mentioned aukus absolute . why? because it's the absolute. why? because it's the inoginoiion— absolute. why? because it's the inoginoiion. — absolute. why? because it's the imagination . couldn't- why? because it's the imagination . : " c fauna; "iii”iz; imagination. couldn't agree more . amy imagination. couldn't agree more . any wcoie— imagination. couldn't agree more . amy nicole, your— imagination. : " c fauna; "iii”iz; amy nicole, your nominee, . amy nicole, your nominee, nieoee. — . amy nicole, your nominee, gieoee. so— . amy nicole, your nominee, please. so i've— amy nicole, your nominee, please. f: c63 please. so i've picked gary lineker this week because of course you have. he's received a award from amnesty international, a sport and human rights award . and yeah, i know. rights award. and yeah, i know. i rights award. and yeah, i know. i egoce— rights award. and yeah, i know. i epoke oiowi— rights award. and yeah, i know. i spoke about it— rights award. and yeah, i know. i spoke about it in— rights award. and yeah, i know. i spoke about it in the- ” gc: : and yeah, i know. i spoke about it in the clash. uneriw— i spoke about it in the clash. utterly ridiculous. the greatest nriioin— utterly ridiculous. the greatest nriioin ie— utterly ridiculous. the greatest britain is the— utterly ridiculous. the greatest britain is the hose pipe woman . britain is the hose pipe woman. i britain is the hose pipe woman. iwoni— britain is the hose pipe woman. iwoni io— britain is the hose pipe woman. iwoni io fini— britain is the hose pipe woman. i want to find hosepipe . woman i want to find hosepipe. woman nero— i want to find hosepipe. woman nero — i want to find hosepipe. woman hero union. jack— i want to find hosepipe. woman hero union. c hero union. jack has time now. allison pearson, can you do the double? who's rishi sunak says he double? who's rishi sunak says ne knowe— double? who's rishi sunak says ne knowe inoc— i:i:::ic. c who's rishi sunak says

he knows that immigration needs to he knows that immigration needs io coe— he knows that immigration needs io down— he knows that immigration needs to come down and— he knows that immigration needs to come down and he thinks he wante— to come down and he thinks he wonie io— to come down and he thinks he wonie io iring— to come down and he thinks he wants to bring him down. but wner— wants to bring him down. but what ie— wants to bring him down. but wine is nie— wants to bring him down. but what is his job?— wants to bring him down. but what is his job? he's- wants to bring him down. but what is his job? he's the prime minister he's able to bring immigration down. indeed. sean bailey, you're nominee mines. is it just that all idiots who oiiockei— is it just that all idiots who owockei o— is it just that all idiots who attacked a garden, a sustainable gorien— attacked a garden, a sustainable gorien oi— attacked a garden, a sustainable goroen oi ine— attacked a garden, a sustainable garden at the chelsea flower enow,— garden at the chelsea flower show, even in— garden at the chelsea flower show, even in their utopia, sweiw— show, even in their utopia, sureiw we— show, even in their utopia, surely we will— show, even in their utopia, surely we will be allowed to keep — surely we will be allowed to keep or— surely we will be allowed to keep our gardens. 'i: surely we will be allowed to keep our gardens. “i: “3 keep our gardens. and amy wiccie— keep our gardens. and amy nicole, your union jack acas nominee. well, it has to be the none— nominee. well, it has to be the bone ionneon— nominee. well, it has to be the boris johnson in— nominee. well, it has to be the boris johnson in for— well, it has to be the boris johnson in for his alleged nowe— boris johnson in for his alleged nowe oi— boris johnson in for his alleged soiree days at chequers and also ioiiing— soiree days at chequers and also ioiiing io— soiree days at chequers and also ioiiing io pick— soiree days at chequers and also ioiiing io pick up— soiree days at chequers and also failing to pick up his own legal pike— failing to pick up his own legal piiie ieepiie— failing to pick up his own legal bills despite making around £5 niiiion— bills despite making around £5 million since— bills despite making around £5 million since leaving office. wein— million since leaving office. weii. io— million since leaving office. weii. in ne— million since leaving office. well, to be honest,- million since leaving office. well, to be honest, i'm- million since leaving office. well, to be honest, i'm pretty sure he regrets that now, because if he'd funded his own lawyers, maybe they wouldn't have shopped him to the cops by keeping sticking to the law . keeping sticking to the law. god, imagine . well, look, it's god, imagine. well, look, it's clearly not going to be boris johnson, given he is the victim of a witch hunt by the blob and the msm. no, no, no. the blob

made him just stop. oil protesters. yes. i'm sticking to a similar theme. great choice. sean bailey . what absolute fools sean bailey. what absolute fools do you know what? i'd actually love to see them all locked up. seriously because as i keep saying, most of the as gary lineker this is not lineker says, this is not criminal damage . allison criminal damage. allison pearson, sean— c 3g allison pearson, sean bailey , amy pearson, sean bailey, amy wcoie— pearson, sean bailey, amy wicoie, nw— pearson, sean bailey, amy nicole, my superstar panel, wonk— nicole, my superstar panel, inonk wow— nicole, my superstar panel, inonk wow eo— nicole, my superstar panel, thank you so much. thank you for wow— thank you so much. thank you for your company— thank you so much. thank you for your company ou— thank you so much. thank you for your company all week. t your company all week. remember gb your company all week. remember cn newe— your company all week. remember gb news .com. if you— your company all week. remember gb news .com. if you want- your company all week. t cit \r {66 if you want to gb news .com. if you want to poin— gb news .com. if you want to ioin we— gb news .com. if you want to on we oni— gb news .com. if you want to join us and lee— gb news .com. if you want to join us and lee with- cit \r {66 if you want to join us and lee with liz truss new— join us and lee with liz truss new nonin— join us and lee with liz truss next month but— join us and lee with liz truss next month but next up it's neoiiinere— next month but next up it's headliners have— next month but next up it's headliners have a brilliant weekend— headliners have a brilliant weekend good— headliners have a brilliant weekend good night back on monday— weekend good night back on monday pock— weekend good night back on monday back on monday.

at 11:00 this is the latest news at ii:oo this is the latest news iron— at 11:00 this is the latest news iron on— at 11:00 this is the latest news from gb news.— at 11:00 this is the latest news from gb news. _ at 11:00 this is the latest news from gb news. a— at 11:00 this is the latest news from gb news. ' from gb news. a man has been arrested after a car crashed into the gates of downing street this afternoon. armed officers immediately arrested the man on suspicion of criminal damage and danger driving. the incident is not being treated as terror related . footage obtained by gb related. footage obtained by gb news shows officers dragging the suspect out of his car and handcuff cuffing him face down on the pavement. the area was immediately cordoned off after the incident, but whitehall has now since reopened and no reports of any injuries. an eyewitness said what he saw . eyewitness said what he saw. police are very quick to