n0 spin , no bias, no spin , no bias, no censorship. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight, i'll bring— i'm dan wootton. tonight, i'll bring you— i'm dan wootton. tonight, i'll bring you part— i'm dan wootton. tonight, i'll bring you part two of my explosive— bring you part two of my explosive sit— bring you part two of my explosive sit down with eamonn holmes— explosive sit down with eamonn holmes as— explosive sit down with eamonn holmes as he— explosive sit down with eamonn holmes as he drops more bombshells_ holmes as he drops more bombshells about itv's apparent

up— bombshells about itv's apparent up of— bombshells about itv's apparent cover up of phillip— bombshells about itv's apparent cover up of phillip schofield's affair— cover up of phillip schofield's oiioir wiri— cover up of phillip schofield's affair with a _ cover up of phillip schofield's affair with a young runner to iiiiiio— affair with a young runner to phillip schofield admits he lies itv phillip schofield admits he lies iiv iio. — phillip schofield admits he lies iiv iio. iro— phillip schofield admits he lies itv lie. the place— phillip schofield admits he lies itv lie. the place is- phillip schofield admits he lies itv lie. f qc" itv lie. the place is a den of iniquity , an absolute den of iniquity, an absolute den of iniquity, an absolute den of iniquity . plus, he reveals what iniquity. plus, he reveals what really happened behind the scenes when phillip an episode of this morning while he and his wife, ruth, were presenting to come out as gay. the acting is amazing— come out as gay. the acting is amazing whori— come out as gay. the acting is amazing when he— come out as gay. the acting is amazing when he falls- f 93; the acting is amazing when he falls down and his amazing when he falls down and iris knees— amazing when he falls down and iris krooo crying— amazing when he falls down and his knees crying . _ amazing when he falls down and his knees crying . his knees crying. hoo hoo hoo roo— his knees crying. hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo. and i said to him, what's the matter? what's the matter? — what's the matter? what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gay. what's the matter? what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gay . and i matter? i'm gay. i'm gay. and i walked around. i said, is that air — walked around. i said, is that all? and he hits out at the toxic culture created by executives that led to this growing scandal. you've got to look at how she's running the station. what's she allows to hopper,— station. what's she allows to hopper, arri— station. what's she allows to happen, and then— iii" what's she allows to happen, and then the editor of iris— happen, and then the editor of iiio morning,— happen, and then the editor of this morning, who cultivated it, a this morning, who cultivated it, o rigo— this morning, who cultivated it,

o iugo oroo— this morning, who cultivated it, a huge area whereby anything to iriuigo— a huge area whereby anything to irriuigo .— a huge area whereby anything to indulge . phillip— a huge area whereby anything to indulge . phillip and holly, what indulge. phillip and holly, what iiiiiip— indulge. phillip and holly, what iiiiiio ori— indulge. phillip and holly, what phillip and holly— indulge. phillip and holly, what phillip and holly want phillip and hoiiy— phillip and holly want phillip and hoiiy goi— phillip and holly want phillip and hoiiy goi .— phillip and holly want phillip and holly get . don't miss the and holly get. don't miss the iirroi— and holly get. don't miss the final chapter— and holly get. don't miss the final chapter of— and holly get. don't miss the final chapter of schofield . final chapter of schofield. the aeri— final chapter of schofield. the iooi story— final chapter of schofield. the real story coming— final chapter of schofield. the real story coming up- final chapter of schofield. the real story coming up exclusively later in the show . but with news later in the show. but with news breaking tonight that it elusive itv bosses are set to face a grilling by mps with the woke broadcaster's chief executive carolyn mccall, under pressure to make her silence. tonight i can reveal a bombshell email from a this morning whistleblower that seems to implicate mccall in the biggest scandal to hit itv in a generation. i'm going to reveal all about that in my digest next. before my superstar panel weigh in. and tonight, i'm joined by suzanne evans making his debut, the former chancellor, conservative mp kwasi kwarteng, and rebecca reid .thenin kwasi kwarteng, and rebecca reid . then in the clash, i'm asking if eamonn was right to claim holly willoughby should follow disgraced schofe out the door depher and be axed from this morning . francine lewis, joanna morning. francine lewis, joanna jaflue morning. francine lewis, joanna jarjue and henry boulton do

battle on that shortly and you can vote now too. plus us media superstar megan kelly opens up about her own experience in the corrupt and cutthroat world of daytime telly. her unmissable insight into that coming up shortly . also on way. d—day shortly. also on the way. d—day for prince harry is just one week away as he prepares to become the first royal to give evidence in court since the 19th century. but will his mission to destroy the royal family and tabloid media leave him with a nose? esteemed royal biographer tom bower delivers his unflinching verdict later in uncancelled . elsewhere tonight, uncancelled. elsewhere tonight, as clear the air talks between rishi sunak and boris johnson are spiked . the last minute are spiked. the last minute amidst a mass of row that seen the covid inquiry delay its deadune the covid inquiry delay its deadline for evidence. should the former pm be forced to hand over his whatsapp messages ? or over his whatsapp messages? or is this just another sorry chapter in the witch hunt against him? that's our big debate tonight. and as talk of a bold return frontline bold return to frontline politics sends the left wing media into frenzy . is media blob into a frenzy. is nigel preparing to rescue

nigel farage preparing to rescue brexit and save the country ? brexit and save the country? he's going to reveal all live shortly. plus, as labour faces growing calls to return a £i.5 growing calls to return a £1.5 million donation from just stop oil even slippery starmer's nonh oil even slippery starmer's north london neighbours have turned on the eco terrorists us everyone hates . i'm a liberal everyone hates. i'm a liberal ori— everyone hates. i'm a liberal and oiwoyo— everyone hates. i'm a liberal and always voted— q i'm a liberal and always voted liberal. hms and always voted liberal. more on and always voted liberal. more or irri— and always voted liberal. more or that in— and always voted liberal. more or that in iro— and always voted liberal. more on that in the media buzz. we'll have tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you. hot off the press a new greatest britain and union jack named two. this is dan jack has named two. this is dan wootton let's go . wootton tonight. let's go. you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. do remember big eamonn holmes interview is on the way later in the show. but we have major news breaking on the itv scandal. i'm going to reveal all of the bombshell new details in my digest , plus preview what bombshell new details in my digest, plus preview what eamonn is going to say in just a couple

of minutes. first, though, the news headlines with bethany elsey . dan thank you. here's elsey. dan thank you. here's your top news stories- jr?“ here's your top news stories from j? here's your top news stories from the newsroom. with— your top news stories from the newsroom. with me, bethany elsey . ii-o— newsroom. with me, bethany elsey . ii-o rooorioi— newsroom. with me, bethany elsey . it's reported mps— newsroom. with me, bethany elsey . it's reported mps will grill iiv— . it's reported mps will grill iiv irr— . it's reported mps will grill itv in parliament next week over its ioriiirg— itv in parliament next week over its ioriiirg oi— itv in parliament next week over its handling of philip schofield's- its handling of philip schofield's affair with a younger— schofield's affair with a younger male colleague . he quit younger male colleague. he quit itv younger male colleague. he quit iiv ori— younger male colleague. he quit iiv ori wo— younger male colleague. he quit itv and was dropped by his agency— itv and was dropped by his agency oiior— itv and was dropped by his agency after admitting to the affair. — agency after admitting to the affair. iro— agency after admitting to the affair. the prince's trust has dropped— affair. the prince's trust has dropped riiiio— affair. the prince's trust has dropped philip as an ambassador for saying— dropped philip as an ambassador for eoyirg iris— dropped philip as an ambassador for saying his involvement is no ioroer— for saying his involvement is no longer appropriate . the longer appropriate. the broadcaster— longer appropriate. the broadcaster insists it investigated rumours at the time and investigated rumours at the time one floor— investigated rumours at the time one that bore— investigated rumours at the time and that both parties categorically and repeatedly ierriei— categorically and repeatedly denied them— categorically and repeatedly denied them .— categorically and repeatedly denied them . but in an exclusive denied them. but in an exclusive irrierview— denied them. but in an exclusive irrierview wiri— denied them. but in an exclusive interview with gb— denied them. but in an exclusive interview with gb news, eamonn hoimee— interview with gb news, eamonn holmes accused— interview with gb news, eamonn holmes accused itv of a cover up- — holmes accused itv of a cover up. he— holmes accused itv of a cover up. he oieo— holmes accused itv of a cover up. he also told— holmes accused itv of a cover up. he also told dan wootton abori— up. he also told dan wootton about he— up. he also told dan wootton about the moment philip came out as gay— about the moment philip came out as gay iegorr— about the moment philip came out as gay iegorr io— about the moment philip came out as gay began to feel there was a eerioirr— as gay began to feel there was a eerioirr iirre— as gay began to feel there was a certain line being— as gay began to feel there was a certain line being padded here. i certain line being padded here. iiusi— certain line being padded here. i just decided— certain line being padded here. i just decided at— certain line being padded here. i just decided at this— certain line being padded here. i just decided at this point,- i just decided at this point, not sure. i'm just beginning to

feel bad vibes about this. i think i'm not saying anything, so i don't say anything in the opener. so i don't say anything in the opener . ruth says what she has opener. ruth says what she has to say. then it goes to those two and their choreographed way. knowing her faults. they are. i'm rehearsed it i'm sure they've rehearsed it for this has been for days. so this has been pioneeri— for days. so this has been planned-some.- for days. so this has been planned-some. - for days. so this has been. planned-some. .been planned for some. it's been planned for some. it's been planned some and it planned for some time and it then materialises as obviously all is not what it seems because he has obviously done a deal with the newspaper to give a version of what the newspaper knew . downing street has denied knew. downing street has denied claims of a cover up after delaying the release of former prime minister boris johnson's whatsapp messages to the covid inquiry. the inquiry has now exierriei— inquiry. the inquiry has now extended the— i: ”g the inquiry has now extended the deadline for the government— extended the deadline for the government to— extended the deadline for the government to hand over the unreioeiei— government to hand over the unredacted messages to thursday. the unredacted messages to thursday. ihe prime— unredacted messages to thursday. the prime minister— unredacted messages to thursday. the prime minister insists the eoverrrrrerri— the prime minister insists the government is— the prime minister insists the government is cooperating , but government is cooperating, but eioiow— government is cooperating, but shadow chancellor wes streeting eoye— shadow chancellor wes streeting eoye ire-e— shadow chancellor wes streeting says he's withholding information- says he's withholding information . it; says he's withholding - information . he says he wants information. he says he wants the government to cooperate with the government to cooperate with the inquiry but the government has been withholding information . the inquiry has asked for one minute. the government says that

the messages they have are immaterial. the next minute they're saying don't exist they're saying they don't exist . it? and i'm afraid . which is it? and i'm afraid the prime minister's slipperiness has given all slipperiness today has given all the impression of someone who isn't fully committed to transparency . rac openness transparency. rac openness account , stability . a transparency. rac openness account, stability. a feminist professor— account, stability. a feminist proieeeor hoe— account, stability. a feminist professor has had— account, stability. a feminist professor has had her- ff l car a feminist professor has had her talk at oxford— professor has had her talk at oxford university, interrupted by oxford university, interrupted iy irone— oxford university, interrupted by irorre rigirie— oxford university, interrupted by trans rights protesters . by trans rights protesters. ioriier— by trans rights protesters. earlier, the _ by trans rights protesters. earlier, the prime minister ieierriei— earlier, the prime minister defended kathleen stock's right to defended kathleen stock's right io speak— defended kathleen stock's right io eoeok .— defended kathleen stock's right io epeok , eoyirg— defended kathleen stock's right to speak , saying debate is to speak, saying debate is a hoiirrork— to speak, saying debate is a hallmark of— to speak, saying debate is a hallmark of a— to speak, saying debate is a hallmark of a tolerant society. ori— hallmark of a tolerant society. but activists— hallmark of a tolerant society. but activists from _ hallmark of a tolerant society. but activists from the university's- but activists from the university's lgbtq+ society booed,— university's lgbtq+ society booed, waved _ university's lgbtq+ society booed, waved rainbow flags , and booed, waved rainbow flags, and appeared— booed, waved rainbow flags, and oppeoreo io— booed, waved rainbow flags, and one appeared to glue herself to the one appeared to glue herself to he hoor— one appeared to glue herself to the floor before _ one appeared to glue herself to the floor before being escorted out the floor before being escorted oui by— the floor before being escorted our hy semio— the floor before being escorted out by security. outside the hair— out by security. outside the hall, activist— out by security. outside the hall, activist chrissy told gb hewe— hall, activist chrissy told gb hewe irone— hall, activist chrissy told gb news trans people are treated iiiiererriiy. — news trans people are treated differently. you _ news trans people are treated differently. you listen to that phrase— differently. you listen to that phrase itself,— differently. you listen to that phrase itself, a— differently. you listen to that phrase itself, a debate about irone— phrase itself, a debate about trans existence— phrase itself, a debate about trans existence and trans righie. — trans existence and trans righie. ii— trans existence and trans rights. if we— trans existence and trans rights. �*" vimz; trans existence and trans rights. �*" trans existence and trans- rights. if we were to talk about black people and debate your existence, how would you feel if you know, people frame it as the

trans gender issue? the trans gender debate. the trans question . as i say, if we were question. as i say, if we were to ask that of black people or jewish people, there would be outrage and you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's hook— in. this is gb news. now it's hook io— in. this is gb news. now it's hook io dorr— in. this is gb news. now it's hook io dori .— back to dan. t hey- back to dan. they say the cover back to dan.- they say the cover up back to dan.— they say the cover up is ioei io dori.— they say the cover up is almost always— they say the cover up is almost oiwoye — they say the cover up is almost always worse than _ they say the cover up is almost always worse than the crime and wiriie— always worse than the crime and whiie hriiiip— always worse than the crime and while phillip schofield insists here— while phillip schofield insists here woe— while phillip schofield insists there was nothing illegal about his there was nothing illegal about hie improper— there was nothing illegal about his improper sexual relationship wiri— his improper sexual relationship wiih o— his improper sexual relationship wiih o ieerroge— his improper sexual relationship with a teenage this morning run a with a teenage this morning run o hoor— with a teenage this morning run a more than 30— with a teenage this morning run a more than 30 years, his junior , hiro— a more than 30 years, his junior , who he— a more than 30 years, his junior , who he firet— a more than 30 years, his junior , who he first met— a more than 30 years, his junior , who he first met at 15 years our— , who he first met at 15 years oii ieiore — , who he first met at 15 years old before getting him a job on the old before getting him a job on he iegerriory— old before getting him a job on the legendary itv— old before getting him a job on the legendary itv daytime show. the the legendary itv daytime show. he iergiio— the legendary itv daytime show. the lengths the— the legendary itv daytime show. the lengths the broadcaster's bosses went to stop the public knowing the facts seems to demonstrate that an extraordinary lack of corporate judgement .

extraordinary lack of corporate judgement. the tv industry is still recovering from the shock waves of the first part of my exclusive interview with eamonn holmes on last night's show. sometimes there would even be tax laws ferrying this young man between the studio and philip's house. delivered from philip's iorriorr— house. delivered from philip's london home,— delivered from philip's london home, usually on a friday morning,— london home, usually on a friday morning, because— london home, usually on a friday morning, because thursday was play— morning, because thursday was pioy rime— morning, because thursday was pioy iirre hirer— morning, because thursday was play time when he and philip wouii— play time when he and philip wouii hir— play time when he and philip would hit the— play time when he and philip would hit the town. there are reeorei— would hit the town. there are reeorei io— would hit the town. there are records to show— would hit the town. there are records to show that he was irougiri— records to show that he was irougiri irr— records to show that he was brought in the— records to show that he was brought in the next day eeporoieiy— brought in the next day separately in- brought in the next day separately in cars paid for by iii— separately in cars paid for by iii core— separately in cars paid for by iii poig— separately in cars paid for by ipp cars paid for— separately in cars paid for by ipp cars paid for by itv. so the morogemeri— ipp cars paid for by itv. so the management would have had to hove— management would have had to hove known— management would have had to have known about— management would have had to have known about that, wouldn't hey,— have known about that, wouldn't hey, hrieee— have known about that, wouldn't they, unless philip— have known about that, wouldn't they, unless philip paid the hh— they, unless philip paid the iii—.— they, unless philip paid the iiii—. ori- they, unless philip paid the iiii—. hui ii- they, unless philip paid thei bill_. but it would bill separately. but it would eiiii— bill separately. but it would still—through- bill separately. but it would still through the still have to go through the accounts office _ still have to go through the accounts office that they would hove — accounts office that they would hove -hroi— accounts office that they would have -that - known - accounts office that they would have that known that. have seen that and known that. yet have seen that and known that. vei here— have seen that and known that. we here woe— have seen that and known that. yet there was an— have seen that and known that. yet there was an over riding hier— yet there was an over riding more than suspicion that there eorreiirirrg— more than suspicion that there was something going on. and to oroieei— was something going on. and to proieei or— was something going on. and to protect our brand— was something going on. and to protect our brand and to protect our advertisers— protect our brand and to protect our advertisers and protect our hriiio— our advertisers and protect our hriiio .— our advertisers and protect our hriiip . iei-e— our advertisers and protect our philip . let's just— our advertisers and protect our philip . let's just move this guy philip. let's just move this guy out philip. let's just move this guy owi oi— philip. let's just move this guy owi of here. — philip. let's just move this guy out of here. let's— philip. let's just move this guy out of here. let's promote him . out of here. let's promote him. ion-i— out of here. let's promote him. how i— out of here. let's promote him. how i o— out of here. let's promote him. isn't it a cover— out of here. let's promote him. isn't it a cover up?— out of here. let's promote him. isn't it a cover up? yes- out of here. let's promote him. isn't it a cover up? yes it's- out of here. let's promote him. isn't it a cover up? yes it's a total cover up. it's a total

cover up. now— f l. it's a total cover up. now tonight, eamonn's going— cover up. now tonight, eamonn's goirrg ever— cover up. now tonight, eamonn's going even further— cover up. now tonight, eamonn's going even further and calling the broadcaster— going even further and calling the broadcaster a— going even further and calling the broadcaster a den of irrigwiw— the broadcaster a den of irrigwiw ori— the broadcaster a den of iniquity and specifically iorgeiirrg— iniquity and specifically targeting the woke chief eewhe — targeting the woke chief executive, carolyn mccall , who executive, carolyn mccall, who happily— executive, carolyn mccall, who happily gets— executive, carolyn mccall, who happily gets rid_ executive, carolyn mccall, who happily gets rid of presenters. sie— happily gets rid of presenters. she ioeer-i— happily gets rid of presenters. she doesn't agree— happily gets rid of presenters. she doesn't agree with- she doesn't agree with politically, but allowed this scandal to develop on her watch . feels like if anyone questions carolyn mccall's woke narrative , they are out. absolutely . , they are out. absolutely. absolutely. i'd say it's absolutely no question about that. it's their way or the highway. but but i mean, none of them are even honest. i mean, mccall never , ever even though mccall never, ever even though the order came from her to get rid of me through her lackey and a gormless sorry, emma gormley and there's never a reason given they can't be upfront about it . they can't be upfront about it. and there is much more from eamonn coming up later including his fury over being tricked to be part of schofield's coming out. but tonight, let me tell

you— out. but tonight, let me tell wow wow— out. but tonight, let me tell you about o— but tonight, let me tell you about a bombshell email that i you about a bombshell email that i howe— you about a bombshell email that i have obtained— you about a bombshell email that i have obtained that suggests hier— i have obtained that suggests hroi he— i have obtained that suggests that ms mccall— i have obtained that suggests that ms mccall was warned about who— that ms mccall was warned about who we— that ms mccall was warned about wiroi going— that ms mccall was warned about what was going on.— that ms mccall was warned about what was going on. the message wriiierr— what was going on. the message wriiierr by— what was going on. the message wriiierr by e— what was going on. the message written by a former— what was going on. the message written by a former this morige— written by a former this morning's staff member was sent to morning's staff member was sent io hecoii— morning's staff member was sent io hecoii ori— morning's staff member was sent to mccall and julian bellamy, who— to mccall and julian bellamy, who we— to mccall and julian bellamy, who hie— to mccall and julian bellamy, who was the managing director of itv who was the managing director of iiv eiwiioe— who was the managing director of iiv eiwiioe .— who was the managing director of itv studios , which— who was the managing director of itv studios , which makes this itv studios, which makes this morning— itv studios, which makes this morning on— itv studios, which makes this morning on february the 10th, 2020. — morning on february the 10th, 2020. see— morning on february the 10th, 2020. see i— morning on february the 10th, 2020. see it reads in part with me— 2020. see it reads in part with me mnem— 2020. see it reads in part with the current rumours and accusations— the current rumours and accusations swirling around inim— accusations swirling around philip schofield. why is he eiiii— philip schofield. why is he eiiii on— philip schofield. why is he still on our— philip schofield. why is he still on our screens? why have iiv— still on our screens? why have iiv noi— still on our screens? why have itv not suspended— still on our screens? why have itv not suspended him pending an iniernei— itv not suspended him pending an iniernei inguin— itv not suspended him pending an internal inquiry ?_ itv not suspended him pending an internal inquiry ? i— itv not suspended him pending an internal inquiry ? i would have internal inquiry? i would have inowgm— internal inquiry? i would have inowgm in— internal inquiry? i would have thought in this— internal inquiry? i would have thought in this day and age that a thought in this day and age that e meineeemi— thought in this day and age that a mainstream broadcaster such as itv a mainstream broadcaster such as iiv-io— a mainstream broadcaster such as iiv-io ne— a mainstream broadcaster such as iiv-io ie eeen— a mainstream broadcaster such as itv-to be seen to- a mainstream broadcaster such as itv-to be seen to be- a mainstream broadcaster such as itv to be seen to be doing itv ought to be seen to be doing all itv ought to be seen to be doing eii-io— itv ought to be seen to be doing eii-io ieei— itv ought to be seen to be doing all-to deal with— itv ought to be seen to be doing all to deal with issues all it can to deal with issues hie— all it can to deal with issues he inie. — all it can to deal with issues like this. find— all it can to deal with issues like this. find out where the irwin — like this. find out where the irwin hee— like this. find out where the irwin iiee .— like this. find out where the truth lies , and— like this. find out where the truth lies , and in the meantime, truth lies, and in the meantime, eweoeni— truth lies, and in the meantime, ewepeni inoee— truth lies, and in the meantime, suspend those who— truth lies, and in the meantime, suspend those who rumours suspend those who the rumours concern in addition, it included a concern in addition, it included e iinn— concern in addition, it included e um io— concern in addition, it included e um o e— concern in addition, it included a link to a youtube video which nee— a link to a youtube video which now has nearly— a link to a youtube video which now has nearly 2— a link to a youtube video which now has nearly 2 million views ieieiiing— now has nearly 2 million views ieieiiing ine— now has nearly 2 million views detailing the history of the relationship— detailing the history of the relationship between schofield and relationship between schofield eni nie— relationship between schofield end he young— relationship between schofield and his young colleague, ineiwiing— and his young colleague, including purported social media eonieei— including purported social media contact between— including purported social media contact between the pair and a nmeri—

contact between the pair and a nmeri oi— contact between the pair and a number of pictures of them iogeihen— number of pictures of them together, including an itv. now the together, including an itv. now we former— together, including an itv. now the former this— together, including an itv. now the former this morning staff memeri— the former this morning staff member finished the email saying this member finished the email saying inie ome— member finished the email saying inie on— member finished the email saying this come on, itv,— member finished the email saying this come on, itv, it's time to rene— this come on, itv, it's time to iene eeiion— this come on, itv, it's time to take action and— this come on, itv, it's time to take action and do- this come on, itv, it's time to take action and do the responsible— take action and do the responsible thing . i find this responsible thing. i find this all responsible thing. i find this eii irenwiw— responsible thing. i find this all frankly disgusts ing. now, wnen— all frankly disgusts ing. now, wnen i— all frankly disgusts ing. now, wnen i weni— all frankly disgusts ing. now, when i went to— all frankly disgusts ing. now, when i went to itv's press office,— when i went to itv's press office, which— when i went to itv's press office, which hangman has now ireniei— office, which hangman has now ireniei ine— office, which hangman has now branded the ministry of lies , as branded the ministry of lies, as i branded the ministry of lies, as i weni— branded the ministry of lies, as i weni io— branded the ministry of lies, as i went to them— branded the ministry of lies, as i went to them about the email ioiew— i went to them about the email ioiew mew— i went to them about the email today, they refused to comment eni— today, they refused to comment eni ineieei— today, they refused to comment and instead referred me to this orewiowe— and instead referred me to this previous statement. itv can confirm— previous statement. itv can confirm that— previous statement. itv can confirm that when rumours of a reieiionenio— confirm that when rumours of a relationship between phillip senoiieii— relationship between phillip schofield and _ relationship between phillip schofield and an employee of itv firet— schofield and an employee of itv iirei hegem— schofield and an employee of itv iirei iegen io— schofield and an employee of itv first began to circulate in eeriw— first began to circulate in early mo,— first began to circulate in early 2020, itv investigated and wet— early 2020, itv investigated and weii, im— early 2020, itv investigated and weii, i-m eorw— early 2020, itv investigated and weii, i-m eorrw .— early 2020, itv investigated and well, i'm sorry , that is no well, i'm sorry, that is no ionger— well, i'm sorry, that is no ionger gooe— well, i'm sorry, that is no longer good enough and mps will be longer good enough and mps will he iemeniing— longer good enough and mps will be demanding an— longer good enough and mps will be demanding an answer. when an itv be demanding an answer. when an iiv eewiie— be demanding an answer. when an itv executive apparently not eeii— itv executive apparently not eeii epoeere— itv executive apparently not call appears before a select eommiiiee— call appears before a select committee on— call appears before a select committee on tuesday , especially committee on tuesday, especially given— committee on tuesday, especially given mie— committee on tuesday, especially given inie new— committee on tuesday, especially given this new revelation ionigni— given this new revelation tonight from _ given this new revelation tonight from the daily mail that eieime— tonight from the daily mail that eieime mei— tonight from the daily mail that claims that the— tonight from the daily mail that claims that the runner was given a pay— claims that the runner was given e pay on— claims that the runner was given e pay on wnen— claims that the runner was given a pay off when he— claims that the runner was given a pay off when he left itv . now

a pay off when he left itv. now mie— a pay off when he left itv. now inie ie— a pay off when he left itv. now inie ie ine— a pay off when he left itv. now this is the biggest— a pay off when he left itv. now this is the biggest scandal to hit this is the biggest scandal to hi iiv— this is the biggest scandal to hi iiv in— this is the biggest scandal to hi iiv in e— this is the biggest scandal to hit itv in a generation . and ms hit itv in a generation. and ms heceii-e— hit itv in a generation. and ms mccall's ongoing— hit itv in a generation. and ms mccall's ongoing silence no ionger— mccall's ongoing silence no ionger noiie— mccall's ongoing silence no longer holds .— mccall's ongoing silence no longer holds. but to mccall's ongoing silence no longer holds . but to respond longer holds. but to respond my— longer holds. but to respond now, my superstar panel, the poiiiieei— now, my superstar panel, the political commentator , suzanne political commentator, suzanne ine— political commentator, suzanne ine former— political commentator, suzanne evans, former chancellor kwasi wwerieng,— evans, former chancellor kwasi nggeng, hi— evans, former chancellor kwasi kwarteng, mp and the author and iowrneiiei— kwarteng, mp and the author and journalist rebecca— kwarteng, mp and the author and journalist rebecca reid . so journalist rebecca reid. so some— journalist rebecca reid. so suzanne evans,— journalist rebecca reid. so suzanne evans, do you agree with iemom— suzanne evans, do you agree with eamonn holmes— suzanne evans, do you agree with eamonn holmes that this is eieriing— eamonn holmes that this is eieriing io— eamonn holmes that this is starting to look— eamonn holmes that this is starting to look like a major wpe — starting to look like a major up? i— starting to look like a major cover up? i think- starting to look like a major cover up? e starting to look like a major cover up? c "can cover up? i think it clearly looks like that, absolutely. i remember when phillip schofield came out as gay and he was universally lauded as being brave. and i'm sitting there thinking , is brave. and i'm sitting there thinking, is it just me? i don't thinking, is it just me? i don't think he's brave. he's just a few years older than me. he was growing up in an era where there wasn't really any prejudice, not not prejudice, any kind of conflict senses. if you announce that you were gay, it's not like, you know, ten years before when it was very difficult to be gay in public life. my feeling was is a man who's actually was this is a man who's actually been a lie for all his been living a lie for all his aduu been living a lie for all his adult life . goodness knows what

adult life. goodness knows what his wife must think. adult life. goodness knows what his wife must think . did she his wife must think. did she know? did she not? who knows? but the is, he put her in but the fact is, he put her in the most situation , the most impossible situation, and i think he should have just been more honest right from the word go about this relationship that had, because although it that he had, because although it was relationship was arguably a relationship township that was complex and he was in a position of power and there was clearly a power imbalance in the relationship, it was not an illegal relationship. it was a consensual relationship. there was nothing that broke the law about it . i i was nothing that broke the law about it. i i think he's actually finished now. phillip schofield i think in terms of his, his broadcasting career now, that's it. and i think that's very sad because he's a good broadcaster, but i think it's like, oh, what a tangled web we leave, we weave when first we practise to deceive. and that's what's happened here. the he's tried to cover it the more he's tried to cover it up, unfortunately, more he's up, unfortunately, the more he's he's brought down hell on his own now. kwasi kwarteng, own head now. kwasi kwarteng, you own head now. kwasi kwarteng, vow-oiwioweiw— own head now. kwasi kwarteng, you-obviously a- own head now. kwasi kwarteng, you-obviously a lot- : \:::ri kwasi kwarteng, you obviously a lot about : \:::ri kwasi kwarteng, you businessiviously a lot about : \:::ri kwasi kwarteng, you business worldy a lot about : \:::ri kwasi kwarteng, you business world and ot about : \:::ri kwasi kwarteng, you business world and ot aialso the business world and you also know— the business world and you also know-ine— the business world and you also know-the public- know about the public responsibilities publicly

responsibilities of publicly herei— responsibilities of publicly listed _which. responsibilities of publicly i listed _which itv responsibilities of publicly - listed _which itv is. listed companies, which itv is. i listed companies, which itv is. i meen— listed companies, which itv is. i mew— listed companies, which itv is. i mean, they have— i mean, they have a responsibility to shareholders. wnei— responsibility to shareholders. wnei io— responsibility to shareholders. wnei ho wow— responsibility to shareholders. what do you make of this email mei— what do you make of this email me i-we— what do you make of this email that i've obtained— what do you make of this email that i've obtained and sent to ceroiwn— that i've obtained and sent to carolyn mccall— that i've obtained and sent to carolyn mccall in— that i've obtained and sent to carolyn mccall in february 2020? surely— carolyn mccall in february 2020? swreiw ei— carolyn mccall in february 2020? swreiw ei ine— carolyn mccall in february 2020? surely at the very— carolyn mccall in february 2020? surely at the very least, she's got— surely at the very least, she's goi io— surely at the very least, she's got to acknowledge whether she reeeiwei— got to acknowledge whether she received this— got to acknowledge whether she received this whistleblowing emeii— received this whistleblowing emeii or— received this whistleblowing emeii or ii— received this whistleblowing email or if she— received this whistleblowing email or if she ignored it, or iii— email or if she ignored it, or iii mie— email or if she ignored it, or did this prompt— email or if she ignored it, or did this prompt to her launch her investigation. so i think ine— her investigation. so i think me poini— her investigation. so i think the point that— her investigation. so i think the point that suzanne made is eieoiwieiw— the point that suzanne made is absolutely right,— the point that suzanne made is absolutely right, because it's the absolutely right, because it's me ore— absolutely right, because it's me hp.— absolutely right, because it's me wp. — absolutely right, because it's the cover up. ' i: absolutely right, because it's the cover up. ' p the cover up. and i've seen this so many times in government, in media, in politics, in business, the cover up is always, always worse s than the actual crime. and as you said, i mean, it isn't a crime. it wasn't an illegal relationship . but i illegal relationship. but i think he was trying to present an image and clearly the image was a complete variance with reality. yeah, but why was itv trying to protect him ? kwasi trying to protect him? kwasi well, i think i think that was i think that was the whole the whole thing they were selling an image that wasn't true. and so in order to do that , they simply

in order to do that, they simply were just, you know , making were just, you know, making things and lying and covering things up and lying and covering up actually , if they'd been up and actually, if they'd been honest and just dealt with this thing, we wouldn't be talking about it. rebecca reed isn't mere— about it. rebecca reed isn't mere en— about it. rebecca reed isn't there an irony— about it. rebecca reed isn't there an irony here- e rebecca reed isn't there an irony here because ceroiwn— there an irony here because carolyn mccall,— there an irony here because carolyn mccall, she's a bit like you— carolyn mccall, she's a bit like you ,— carolyn mccall, she's a bit like wow , wow— carolyn mccall, she's a bit like wow , you know,— carolyn mccall, she's a bit like you , you know, she's uber you, you know, she's uber ioeeiiwi— you, you know, she's uber ioeeiiwi .— you, you know, she's uber boastful . powerful, yes, yes . boastful. powerful, yes, yes. inoee — boastful. powerful, yes, yes. inoee iwo — boastful. powerful, yes, yes. those two things. absolutely i eoneeei— those two things. absolutely i concede that. _ those two things. absolutely i concede that. but— those two things. absolutely i concede that. but also uber woke wen— concede that. but also uber woke werw ieii— concede that. but also uber woke werw ieii .— concede that. but also uber woke very ieii , werw— concede that. but also uber woke very left , very intolerant, very left, very intolerant, eemeiiw— very left, very intolerant, actually, about- very left, very intolerant, actually, about anyone who works for actually, about anyone who works ior iiv,— actually, about anyone who works for no, wno— actually, about anyone who works for itv, who doesn't— actually, about anyone who works for itv, who doesn't sign up to her— for itv, who doesn't sign up to her narrative.— for itv, who doesn't sign up to her narrative. you— for itv, who doesn't sign up to her narrative. you know, piers horgen— her narrative. you know, piers horgen geie— her narrative. you know, piers morgan gets sacked, carol hegiiiin— morgan gets sacked, carol mcgiffin gets— morgan gets sacked, carol mcgiffin gets sacked. jeremy cierweon— mcgiffin gets sacked. jeremy clarkson gets— mcgiffin gets sacked. jeremy clarkson gets sacked, jeremy kyle— clarkson gets sacked, jeremy «we geie— clarkson gets sacked, jeremy kyle gets sacked— clarkson gets sacked, jeremy kyle gets sacked . ”it; kyle gets sacked. jeremy ammon— kyle gets sacked. jeremy clarkson. jeremy kyle was doing a show as a result of the safeguarding around that show. somebody killed himself. kyiv wasn't his though, it wasn't his fault though, was it 7 wasn't his fault though, was it ? he years he bullied people on screen. like jeremy under the screen. i like jeremy under the management itv . i'm about management of itv. i'm about they've washed their hands of her. i agree that itv is screwed up. i'm just saying all of those people did something very public. but my point is, carolyn

mccall is a big old woke virtue signaller. it's not. how can she newe— signaller. it's not. how can she neweiinie— signaller. it's not. how can she have-this develop- signaller. it's not. how can she have-this develop on- 3 it's not. how can she have this develop on her have let this develop on her wowee — have let this develop on her woke? she's— have let this develop on her woke? she's-woke- have let this develop on her- woke? she's-woke because the woke? she's not woke because the woke? she's not woke because the woke do is to not woke thing to do is to not tolerate a culture where that kind can happen. the kind of thing can happen. the woke thing do. she's just preieneing— woke thing do. she's just pretending to— woke thing do. she's just pretending to be- g i:i:::i she'sjust pretending to be white. she's oieeriw— pretending to be white. she's oieeriw-iiwing— pretending to be white. she's clearly-livingito- pretending to be white. she's clearly living to her clearly not living up to her values a woke values because in a woke workplace would never allow workplace you would never allow a between somebody a relationship between somebody with over with that level of power over somebody this is like somebody else. this is like metoo never happened . so she metoo never happened. so she might woke on some technical might be woke on some technical political but political issues, but she's certainly running woke certainly not running a woke workplace. but this is the problem, it? because problem, isn't it? because phillip schofield- e e?’ because phillip schofield was actually blockbuster— phillip schofield was actually blockbuster stuff. he was a very popwier— blockbuster stuff. he was a very popular presenter.— blockbuster stuff. he was a very popular presenter. he was. he irowgni— popular presenter. he was. he irowgni in— popular presenter. he was. he brought in the— popular presenter. he was. he brought in the viewer figures eni— brought in the viewer figures end i— brought in the viewer figures end i minn— brought in the viewer figures and i think a— brought in the viewer figures and i think a lot— brought in the viewer figures and i think a lot of women of my genereiion— and i think a lot of women of my genereiion in— and i think a lot of women of my generation in particular have worked— generation in particular have worked in— generation in particular have worked in e— generation in particular have worked in a situation where you ininge— worked in a situation where you can see things going on and you mow— can see things going on and you know mei— can see things going on and you know me i— can see things going on and you know that if you _ can see things going on and you know that if you complain, wow-re— know that if you complain, wow-re going— know that if you complain, wow-re going io— know that if you complain, you're going to be the one that geie— you're going to be the one that geie igne— you're going to be the one that geie rigni. ween— you're going to be the one that gets right. yeah and i suspect mere— gets right. yeah and i suspect mere wee— gets right. yeah and i suspect there was this— gets right. yeah and i suspect there was this was very much in play— there was this was very much in piew ee— there was this was very much in piew ee weii— there was this was very much in play as well here. _ there was this was very much in play as well here. but philip's an play as well here. but philip's en eieoiwie— play as well here. but philip's an absolute hit.— play as well here. but philip's an absolute hit. he's untouchable. “43?“ an absolute hit. he's untouchable. / untouchable. yeah, they protected mean, clearly protected him. i mean, clearly there was. there was. because he was profitable. yeah there was.

and because i think getting andtwo because i think getting andtwo people se i think getting andtwo people who think getting andtwo people who have getting the two people who have enemieirw— the two people who havej chemistry _ is chemistry in one place is rimmin— chemistry in one place is difficult. very— chemistry in one place is difficult. very hard. and if you fine— difficult. very hard. and if you fine-iner— difficult. very hard. and if you find -just-rock- difficult. very hard. and if youj find -just - rock the find it, you just don't rock the ioei. — find it, you just don't rock the ioei. -iiin-i— find it, you just don't rock the boat. -didn't rock- find it, you just don't rock the boat. didn't rock the boat. boat. they didn't rock the boat. wnei— boat. they didn't rock the boat. what. interested _ boat. they didn't rock the boat. what-interested in- boat. they didn't rock the boat. what-interested in is,- boat. they didn't rock the boat. what-interested in is, is- what i'm interested in is, is the background. i mean, in terms of he met when he was 15. i mean, if you can imagine in some businesses, contexts, businesses, in some contexts, there questions asked. there would be questions asked. you know, he got him job. he you know, he got him the job. he met when he was mean, met him when he was 15. i mean, you know, there's the whole kind of grooming to it. of semi grooming aspect to it. there's all of that. and then there's also the cover up as well. so the whole people well. so the whole thing people do if— well. so the whole thing people do i won — well. so the whole thing people do if wow-went— well. so the whole thing people do if you .want to - so the whole thing people do if you want to know do if you ever want to know wnien— do if you ever want to know wnien iwo — do if you ever want to know which two celebrities sleeping iogeihen— which two celebrities sleeping iogeihen-in- which two celebrities sleeping iogeihen-inlpiewi together, they'll be in a play iogeiner. — together, they'll be in a play together. _ people together. that's what people do. but together. that's what people do. ism-im— together. that's what people do. ism-hm noi— together. that's what people do. but-i'm not-not. but surely 15 i'm not i'm not eewing— but surely 15 i'm not i'm not eewing ii-e— but surely 15 i'm not i'm not eewing he in— but surely 15 i'm not i'm not saying it's in any— but surely 15 i'm not i'm not saying it's in any way acceptable, - saying it's in any way acceptable, obviously, just to put— acceptable, obviously, just to per-oi— acceptable, obviously, just to poi-oi wiew- acceptable, obviously, just to put-of view of- acceptable, obviously, just to put of view of what put the point of view of what iniiip— put the point of view of what iniiip nee— put the point of view of what philip has said— put the point of view of what philip has said ,_ put the point of view of what philip has said , he claims that philip has said, he claims that mere— philip has said, he claims that mere-no— philip has said, he claims that mere-no no— philip has said, he claims that there no no inappropriate there was no no inappropriate eei— there was no no inappropriate sexual relationship until. \i:::i sexual relationship until. no, no, sexual relationship until. no, i— sexual relationship until. no, no, i understand— sexual relationship until. no, no, i understand that- sexual relationship until. no, no, i understand that it's immoral, but the point is illegal. yeah, but the point is wnei— illegal. yeah, but the point is we iii— illegal. yeah, but the point is we iii iiv— illegal. yeah, but the point is what did itv know?- 3 yeah, but the point is what did itv know? sure. who knew— what did itv know? sure. who knew? wnen— what did itv know? sure. who knew? when did— what did itv know? sure. who knew? when did they know? /i:::i. knew? when did they know? you mowe— knew? when did they know? you knew? i— knew? when did they know? you knew? i knew.— knew? when did they know? you knew? i knew, i— knew? when did they know? you knew? i knew, i presume.- knew? when did they know? you knew? i knew, i presume. indeed > but i tried to publish it. here— > but i tried to publish it. that's-point. - > but i tried to publish it. that's point. /i:::i.

> but i tried to publish it. that's point. v/izzi. ,: > but i tried to publish it.- that's-point. you could see. that's the point. you could see. vow— that's the point. you could see. you eowii— that's the point. you could see. you eowii — that's the point. you could see. you could see. i— that's the point. you could see. you could see. i mean,- that's the point. you could see. you could see. i mean, if- that's the point. v/izzi. ,: you could see. i mean, if this is you could see. i mean, if this ie ine— you could see. i mean, if this ie we worii— you could see. i mean, if this is the world that— you could see. i mean, if this is the world that i- you could see. i mean, if this is the world that i know in terme— is the world that i know in ierme oi— is the world that i know in terms of politics or government, if eomeining— terms of politics or government, if something like— terms of politics or government, if something like that had neppenei,— if something like that had happened, huge happened, that would be a huge eeeniei— happened, that would be a huge eeeniei-ani— happened, that would be a huge scandal. -and literally. scandal. yeah. and literally everybody they are hiding everybody and they are hiding behind and behind one statesman and a failed investigation. and it's not stand. but look, not going to stand. but look, we're going to talk about the political other people political how many other people in are similar things? in itv are doing similar things? is movement? is is there a metoo movement? is mere— is there a metoo movement? is there lwatershed _ is there a metoo movement? is there watershed metoo itv there a watershed metoo for itv heiwree— there a watershed metoo for itv nature?-happening- there a watershed metoo for itvi nature?-happening.every nature? it's happening in every organisation. but it's the organisation. yeah, but it's the it's lack transparency. it's the lack of transparency. it's lies, it's the lack of it's the lies, it's the lack of ireneperenew— it's the lies, it's the lack of transparency and it's the lies, it's the lack of- transparency and -cover transparency and now the cover up. — transparency and now the cover up. vow— transparency and now the cover up. we mnoi— transparency and now the cover up. you cannot hide- transparency and now the cover up. you cannot hide behind this to promote an image that was completely false. all of those ininge— completely false. all of those ininge . — completely false. all of those things. kwasi completely false. all of those things . kwasi kwarteng, great to things. kwasi kwarteng, great to have panel have you on. our superstar panel for alongside for the first time alongside suzanne evans and rebecca wright, and three are with wright, and all three are with me night. but coming up, if me all night. but coming up, if you yesterday's phillip you thought yesterday's phillip schofield eamonn schofield truth bombs for eamonn holmes dropping, you holmes were jaw dropping, you ain't yet . as itv's ain't seen nothing yet. as itv's scandal spirals out of control, eamonn lifts the lid on what it was really like under schofield's reign. you've got to wniereieni— schofield's reign. you've got to understand this— ,: ”it; q you've got to understand this morning, under the understand this morning, under we gone— understand this morning, under me gwiee oi— understand this morning, under the guise of phillip and holly is

the guise of phillip and holly ie e— the guise of phillip and holly ie e wen— the guise of phillip and holly is a very false— the guise of phillip and holly is a very false existent f a f. i is a very false existent f a f. i wont— is a very false existent f a f. i won-i ieii— is a very false existent f a f. iwon't tell you— is a very false existent f a f. i won't tell you those ignitions iniiieie— i won't tell you those ignitions initials stand— i won't tell you those ignitions initials stand for. _ i won't tell you those ignitions initials stand for. we're off to me— initials stand for. we're off to the watershed. _ initials stand for. we're off to the watershed. i— initials stand for. we're off to the watershed. if?" initials stand for. we're off to the watershed. it?" c the watershed. i can work it om.— the watershed. i can work it om. nei— the watershed. i can work it om. pm ine— the watershed. i can work it out. but the first- the watershed. it?" c but the first word is false out. but the first word is false . ani— out. but the first word is false . ani ine— out. but the first word is false . and the second— c but the first word is false . and the second word is, as you ieewe g,— . and the second word is, as you can leave it, the— . and the second word is, as you can leave it, the third word. hewe— can leave it, the third word. hewe wow— can leave it, the third word. have you worked it out? c. have you worked it out? but up new— have you worked it out? but up new in— have you worked it out? but up new in ine— have you worked it out? but up next in the clash, i'm asking if eamonn was right to tell me that holly willoughby should follow disgraced schofield in being axed from this morning. francine louis, jarjue and henry louis, joanna jarjue and henry bolton soon. what do bolton duke it out soon. what do you though, dan at gb news you think though, dan at gb news dot com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. we're back with the clash .

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that showed holly embracing schofield's young lover at the 2020 national television awards , where he had caused chaos by declaring his love for philip just ten days before he came out as gay. so what do you think? should holly now be axed from this nick gibb dot this morning, dan nick gibb dot vote our poll at gb news on vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. but let's debate this now the comedian francine now with the comedian francine lewis, social commentator, lewis, the social commentator, joanna jarjue, and the former ukip henry boulton. so ukip leader henry boulton. so look, let's just be look, francine, let's just be honest. you're not a huge fan of philip. you've been on the show admitting that before when it wasn't a trendy thing to do. so you were very ahead of your time on one. francine good on on that one. francine good on you. but but, but has holly really does really done anything wrong? does she to be dragged down she deserve to be dragged down to. well, i have to say, i had a peg— to. well, i have to say, i had a bad experience— to. well, i have to say, i had a bad experience with— well, i have to say, i had a bad experience with the two of men. — bad experience with the two of men. i— bad experience with the two of them. i would— bad experience with the two of them. i would call them the gruesome twosome. it wasn't just iniiip— gruesome twosome. it wasn't just iniiip .— gruesome twosome. it wasn't just iniiip . i— gruesome twosome. it wasn't just iniiip . i nei— gruesome twosome. it wasn't just philip . i had met— gruesome twosome. it wasn't just philip . i had met philip gruesome twosome. it wasn't just philip. i had met philip in gruesome twosome. it wasn't just philip . i had met philip in the philip. i had met philip in the he— philip. i had met philip in the ieie eee— philip. i had met philip in the ieie eoe. we— philip. i had met philip in the late 90s. we did— philip. i had met philip in the late 90s. we did a show called ieining— late 90s. we did a show called talking telephone— late 90s. we did a show called talking telephone numbers iogeihen— talking telephone numbers together, and— talking telephone numbers together, and he was the same men.— together, and he was the same inen. i— together, and he was the same inen. i meen— together, and he was the same then. i mean, he— together, and he was the same then. i mean, he wasn't great wim— then. i mean, he wasn't great wiin enwpoiw—

then. i mean, he wasn't great with anybody when they came onto the with anybody when they came onto me enow. — with anybody when they came onto me enow. ae— with anybody when they came onto the show. as soon— with anybody when they came onto the show. as soon as— with anybody when they came onto the show. as soon as the cameras ii— the show. as soon as the cameras ii wee— the show. as soon as the cameras were on, it was like,— the show. as soon as the cameras were on, it was like, hi , you were on, it was like, hi, you know,— were on, it was like, hi, you know wim— were on, it was like, hi, you know, with this— were on, it was like, hi, you know, with this big smile . so know, with this big smile. so i eiwewe— know, with this big smile. so i eiwewe forni— know, with this big smile. so i always found him _ know, with this big smile. so i always found him very smarmy and eemeiiw— always found him very smarmy and eemeiiw ne— always found him very smarmy and actually he when— always found him very smarmy and actually he when i— always found him very smarmy and actually he when i first met him— actually he when i first met um, i— actually he when i first met um, i iner— actually he when i first met him, i just found he didn't have he him, i just found he didn't have me weeni— him, i just found he didn't have me weeni gooe— him, i just found he didn't have he wasn't good with people. and he wasn't good with people. and he eiwewe— he wasn't good with people. and he always made— he wasn't good with people. and he always made me think, how is this he always made me think, how is mm mm— he always made me think, how is this man presenting all these enowee— this man presenting all these enowee i— this man presenting all these shows? i assumed he has shares in iiv— shows? i assumed he has shares in iiv ieeewee— shows? i assumed he has shares in itv because he— shows? i assumed he has shares in itv because he was doing all ineee— in itv because he was doing all ineee nowe — in itv because he was doing all these shows. he's— in itv because he was doing all these shows. he's got no enerieme— these shows. he's got no charisma and— these shows. he's got no charisma and nothing about him mei— charisma and nothing about him me i— charisma and nothing about him me i minn— charisma and nothing about him that i think is— charisma and nothing about him that i think is a— charisma and nothing about him that i think is a tall, watchable- that i think is a tall, watchable girl. and the same wim— watchable girl. and the same wiin her.— watchable girl. and the same wiin ner. i— watchable girl. and the same with her. i mean,— watchable girl. and the same with her. i mean, she walks rome— with her. i mean, she walks around with— with her. i mean, she walks around with a— with her. i mean, she walks around with a halo over her head . snee— around with a halo over her head . sne-e noi— around with a halo over her head . she's not nice— around with a halo over her head . she's not nice at— around with a halo over her head . she's not nice at all. okay, so wow— . she's not nice at all. okay, so you say— . she's not nice at all. okay, so you my ene— . she's not nice at all. okay, so you say she should go 100. she should go . okay. joanna she should go. okay. joanna jaflue she should go. okay. joanna jarjue disagrees with you, but why? why, joanna, why are you saying that holly deserves another chance? well i mean, even the phrase deserves another chance. deserves another chance for chance. deserves another chance ior wim— chance. deserves another chance for what, exactly?— ,, deserves another chance for what, exactly? philip has eemeiiw— for what, exactly? philip has actually admitted that he's lied to actually admitted that he's lied io everybody— actually admitted that he's lied io everybody .— actually admitted that he's lied io everybody . so— actually admitted that he's lied to everybody . so if you lied to to everybody. so if you lied to his to everybody. so if you lied to me egenie— to everybody. so if you lied to his agents, his— to everybody. so if you lied to his agents, his employer, his eoiieegwee— his agents, his employer, his colleagues, his— his agents, his employer, his colleagues, his own wife for

nowewer— colleagues, his own wife for nowewer menw— colleagues, his own wife for however many years about his eei— however many years about his eei homo,— however many years about his sexual motty, then what makes peopie— sexual motty, then what makes peopie mink— sexual motty, then what makes people think that— sexual motty, then what makes people think that it isn't poeeiiie— people think that it isn't possible that— people think that it isn't possible that he also lied to holly?— possible that he also lied to holly? i— possible that he also lied to holly? i think— possible that he also lied to holly? i think that it's very iengerowe— holly? i think that it's very dangerous to,— holly? i think that it's very dangerous to, you know, for peopie— dangerous to, you know, for peopie io— dangerous to, you know, for people to think— dangerous to, you know, for people to think that, you know, oh, people to think that, you know, on of— people to think that, you know, on of eowree— people to think that, you know, oh, of course she— people to think that, you know, oh, of course she knew. of course she knew. how do you mowe— course she knew. how do you mowe-ie— course she knew. how do you know? is absolutely no know? there is absolutely no proof— know? there is absolutely no proof-mie— know? there is absolutely no proof-this point- know? there is absolutely no proof this point holly proof at this point that holly knew.— proof at this point that holly knew. - actually, - proof at this point that holly knew. actually, if it is knew. and actually, if it is a fee— knew. and actually, if it is a ieei mei— knew. and actually, if it is a fact that she— knew. and actually, if it is a fact that she another person fact that she was another person mei— fact that she was another person we iniiip— fact that she was another person that philip lied— fact that she was another person that philip lied to,— fact that she was another person that philip lied to, then she ioeen-i— that philip lied to, then she doesn't deserve— that philip lied to, then she doesn't deserve to and doesn't deserve to leave and ioee— doesn't deserve to leave and ioee ner— doesn't deserve to leave and ioee herr-oi. — doesn't deserve to leave and lose her job. fair- doesn't deserve to leave and lose her job. ” lose herjob. fair point. henry bolton, ? uh, i don't bolton, isn't it? uh, i don't mink— bolton, isn't it? uh, i don't mink eo— bolton, isn't it? uh, i don't mink ho— bolton, isn't it? uh, i don't think so. no i— bolton, isn't it? uh, i don't think so. no i also- c c?’ uh, i don't think so. no i also had a very iee— think so. no i also had a very bad experience— think so. no i also had a very bad experience with the two of men. — bad experience with the two of men. ii— bad experience with the two of them. it wasn't— bad experience with the two of them. it wasn't just philip . them. it wasn't just philip. wen,— them. it wasn't just philip. wen, im— them. it wasn't just philip. well, i'm not— them. it wasn't just philip. well, i'm not going to go and reiiwe— well, i'm not going to go and reiiwe eii— well, i'm not going to go and relive all that. _ well, i'm not going to go and relive all that. stan um, you know,— relive all that. stan um, you know peopie— relive all that. stan um, you know, people can— relive all that. stan um, you know, people can look it up. wneiewer— know, people can look it up. whatever but— know, people can look it up. whatever but i— know, people can look it up. whatever but i had a bad eperiene— whatever but i had a bad experience with them. i found inem — experience with them. i found inem poin— experience with them. i found them both very— experience with them. i found them both very hypocritical. iniiip— them both very hypocritical. philip particularly . and the philip particularly. and the ming— philip particularly. and the ining ie— philip particularly. and the thing is, holly— philip particularly. and the thing is, holly knows that she peri— thing is, holly knows that she pen of— thing is, holly knows that she was part of that— thing is, holly knows that she was part of that team, part of ine— was part of that team, part of me nip— was part of that team, part of me nip wic— was part of that team, part of the hip rac there. and dan, i'm eorrw— the hip rac there. and dan, i'm eorrw im— the hip rac there. and dan, i'm eorrw pm if— the hip rac there. and dan, i'm sorry pm i won— the hip rac there. and dan, i'm sorry, but if you just walk into mei— sorry, but if you just walk into me eiwiio— sorry, but if you just walk into that studio with— sorry, but if you just walk into that studio with the two of them on mei— that studio with the two of them on me eoeen— that studio with the two of them on that coach couch, then know

it's on that coach couch, then know he exeeiiw— on that coach couch, then know he exeeiiw ee— on that coach couch, then know it's exactly as it— on that coach couch, then know it's exactly as it just has just been— it's exactly as it just has just been eeih— it's exactly as it just has just been said. and— it's exactly as it just has just been said. and philip walked in, you been said. and philip walked in, wow know,— been said. and philip walked in, you know, nothing— been said. and philip walked in, you know, nothing polite, morning— you know, nothing polite, noining .— you know, nothing polite, noining , no— you know, nothing polite, nothing, no sort of you know, nothing polite, nothing , no sort of greeting, no nothing, no sort of greeting, no pereoneiiw— nothing, no sort of greeting, no personality there _ nothing, no sort of greeting, no personality there whatsoever and go eireigni— personality there whatsoever and go eireigni in— personality there whatsoever and go eireigni in io— personality there whatsoever and go straight in to an attack, wnien— go straight in to an attack, wnien now— go straight in to an attack, wnien i— go straight in to an attack, which now i know was entirely nwpoeriiieei,— which now i know was entirely hypocritical, entirely . now, hypocritical, entirely. now, i ion-i— hypocritical, entirely. now, i don't believe _ hypocritical, entirely. now, i don't believe been in that environment— don't believe been in that environment for a moment that hoiiw— environment for a moment that hoiiw wee— environment for a moment that hoiiw noi— environment for a moment that holly was not aware of it. iniiip— holly was not aware of it. iniiip migni— holly was not aware of it. philip might have denied it to herr— philip might have denied it to nu, im— philip might have denied it to nu, iwi ene— philip might have denied it to her, but she knew what was going on. her, but she knew what was going i— her, but she knew what was going i ieiiewe— her, but she knew what was going on. i believe that.— her, but she knew what was going on. i believe that. and here's ine— on. i believe that. and here's ine ming— on. i believe that. and here's the thing, dan. _ on. i believe that. and here's the thing, dan. here's here's ine— the thing, dan. here's here's ine ming— the thing, dan. here's here's the thing, dan,— the thing, dan. here's here's the thing, dan, you know, we some some tv— the thing, dan, you know, we some some tv stations have built up mie— some some tv stations have built up inie ioee— some some tv stations have built up inie iiee oi— some some tv stations have built up this idea of building up a eien— up this idea of building up a eier, e— up this idea of building up a star, a celebrity— up this idea of building up a star, a celebrity star, and that peeon— star, a celebrity star, and that peeon nee— star, a celebrity star, and that person has often— star, a celebrity star, and that person has often felt because of the person has often felt because of me power— person has often felt because of me power eni— person has often felt because of the power and the— person has often felt because of the power and the status they've been — the power and the status they've been giwen — the power and the status they've been giwen nee— the power and the status they've been given has been really impregnepie— been given has been really impregnable. they've been mew-we— impregnable. they've been mew-we ieen— impregnable. they've been they've been they've felt the power— they've been they've felt the power .— they've been they've felt the power . inew-we— they've been they've felt the power . they've got the status. power. they've got the status. they— power. they've got the status. inew en— power. they've got the status. inew gei— power. they've got the status. they can get away with almost morning.— they can get away with almost enwining. inew— they can get away with almost anything. they are they're untouchable _ anything. they are they're untouchable and they feel that. ani— untouchable and they feel that. ami i— untouchable and they feel that. ami i mink— untouchable and they feel that. and i think that— untouchable and they feel that. and i think that that it's not

onw— and i think that that it's not oniw eiowi— and i think that that it's not only about philip and holly, dani— only about philip and holly, pen ii-e— only about philip and holly, dan, it's about— only about philip and holly, dan, it's about a bigger thing . dan, it's about a bigger thing. it's dan, it's about a bigger thing. he eiowi— dan, it's about a bigger thing. it's about the— dan, it's about a bigger thing. it's about the power and it's eiowi— it's about the power and it's eiowi wnei— it's about the power and it's about what francine you e.ommenei— about what francine you comments? yeah well creating a genereiion— comments? yeah well creating a genereiion oi— comments? yeah well creating a generation of narcissist . jim?" generation of narcissist. when i weiiei— generation of narcissist. when i weiiei in— generation of narcissist. when i weiiei in end— generation of narcissist. when i walked in and had an interview with them you know they don't greet you. i mean, as i said, i've met philip before. he never said, oh, hello. it's so good to see you again. i mean, these people to me are not stars. i mean, who is holly willoughby? she no empathy. she has no she has no empathy. she has no compassion . she has no talent. compassion. she has no talent. i could do her job standing on my could do herjob standing on my head and but people people have always loved her, though, haven't they? joanna jarjue can i haven't they? joanna jarjue can i iner— haven't they? joanna jarjue can i iwei en— haven't they? joanna jarjue can i iwei i— haven't they? joanna jarjue can iiwei i frei— haven't they? joanna jarjue can i just can i just ask— " c wig? joanna jarjue can i just can i just ask you, inowgn— i just can i just ask you, though, joanna, you must admit, newing—iemonn- though, joanna, you must admit, having eamonn, that having heard from eamonn, that this having heard from eamonn, that inie wowng— having heard from eamonn, that inie wowng mn— having heard from eamonn, that this young man was being ferried an this young man was being ferried en iiv— this young man was being ferried en iiv re— this young man was being ferried an itv cars after— this young man was being ferried an itv cars after their thursday hewiimee— an itv cars after their thursday playtimes together to the this morning— playtimes together to the this morning studios— playtimes together to the this morning studios it it's unfathomable to believe that how- unfathomable to believe that hoiiw nei— unfathomable to believe that hoiiw me no— unfathomable to believe that holly had no idea that there was eomeining— holly had no idea that there was eomeining going— holly had no idea that there was something going on. i mean, she mei— something going on. i mean, she mei nim— something going on. i mean, she mei nim mere— something going on. i mean, she met him there they— something going on. i mean, she met him there they are together

. ween.— met him there they are together . ween. wei— met him there they are together . ween. wen, i— met him there they are together . yeah. well, i think that holly is . yeah. well, i think that holly ie in— . yeah. well, i think that holly ie in e— . yeah. well, i think that holly ie in e iii— . yeah. well, i think that holly ie in e iii of— . yeah. well, i think that holly is in a bit of a— . yeah. well, i think that holly is in a bit of a unique situation— is in a bit of a unique situation in- is in a bit of a unique situation in the sense that she ioinei— situation in the sense that she ioinei mie— situation in the sense that she joined this was— situation in the sense that she joined this was basically her big joined this was basically her iig ieew— joined this was basically her big break, wasn't it, this morning,— big break, wasn't it, this morning, i— big break, wasn't it, this morning, i remember watching hoiiw— morning, i remember watching hoiiw hoiiw— morning, i remember watching hoiiw hoiiw ee— morning, i remember watching holly holly as a— morning, i remember watching holly holly as a kid on itv. so i holly holly as a kid on itv. so immi— holly holly as a kid on itv. so imini imiiip— holly holly as a kid on itv. so i think philip is— holly holly as a kid on itv. so i think philip is clearly somebody who is very good at being a master manipulator to everybody around him . and i everybody around him. and i think very early on, he probably took her under the wing, under his wing , and she basically his wing, and she basically believed everything that he probably and she defended probably said. and she defended him the end. know , she him to the end. you know, she thanked in her statement thanked him in her statement for, you know, his knowledge and his humour, etcetera , etcetera. his humour, etcetera, etcetera. and i do believe that she probably did him. henry bolton. henry— probably did him. henry bolton. henry muon— probably did him. henry bolton. henry bolton. look,— probably did him. henry bolton. henry bolton. look, i've- i: i: " henry bolton. henry bolton. look, i've got to put— henry bolton. look, i've got to pm i— henry bolton. look, i've got to pm i io— henry bolton. look, i've got to pwi ii io wow.— henry bolton. look, i've got to pwi ii io wow. i— henry bolton. look, i've got to put it to you. it wasn't itv who got— put it to you. it wasn't itv who goi rio— put it to you. it wasn't itv who goi rid of— put it to you. it wasn't itv who got rid of philip— put it to you. it wasn't itv who got rid of philip schofield this time— got rid of philip schofield this iime erowni— got rid of philip schofield this time around. it— got rid of philip schofield this time around. it was holly wiiiowgnpw.— time around. it was holly willoughby. only reason willoughby. the only reason iniiip— willoughby. the only reason iniiip nee— willoughby. the only reason philip has gone— willoughby. the only reason philip has gone from that sofa at philip has gone from that sofa eiiie— philip has gone from that sofa at.is because— philip has gone from that sofa at.is because she- philip has gone from that sofa at is because she finally at all is because she finally put— at all is because she finally pm ner— at all is because she finally put her-down- at all is because she finally put her down and told the put her foot down and told the ioeeee— put her foot down and told the ioeeee ei— put her foot down and told the bosses at itv,— put her foot down and told the bosses at itv, i— put her foot down and told the bosses at itv, i ain't working wim— bosses at itv, i ain't working win-hoke— bosses at itv, i ain't working with bloke anymore. so with that bloke anymore. so ioeen-i— with that bloke anymore. so ioeen-i ene— with that bloke anymore. so doesn't she some credit doesn't she deserve some credit for mere— doesn't she deserve some credit for ineie henry— doesn't she deserve some credit for that? henry but— doesn't she deserve some credit for that? henry but i think weii— for that? henry but i think wen, wow—

for that? henry but i think well, you know— for that? henry but i think well, you know , a smidgen. j? well, you know, a smidgen. dan maybe— well, you know, a smidgen. dan hewne .— well, you know, a smidgen. dan hewne . nei— well, you know, a smidgen. dan maybe . but look,— well, you know, a smidgen. dan maybe . but look, this has been maybe. but look, this has been going on for a very long time, and she she knew she was backed into a corner. she had to act or the or the situation was going to run away. she was going to lose control of it. and you know, it's not just holly here that i would i would point the finger at. it's that whole culture , the whole culture that culture, the whole culture that has allowed this to happen and has allowed this to happen and has allowed this to happen and has allowed to people, particularly philip schofield , particularly philip schofield, to be the influence and the role model that they became . and that model that they became. and that is a highly negative influence. there are other people in the media, a handful of them, who i would say the same thing about bullies, narcissists, and exactly what you don't want as a role model for young people who are watching this . and, you are watching this. and, you know, there's a culture there and that culture has to be removed. and whoever's involved in it. and i include holly with that because i don't believe for a moment that she hasn't known for a very long time what's been a moment that she hasn't known for a ion. long time what's been a moment that she hasn't known for a ion. then time what's been a moment that she hasn't known for a ion. then i me what's been a moment that she hasn't known for a ion. then i thinkhat's been a moment that she hasn't known for a ion. then i think they been a moment that she hasn't known for a ion. then i think they need going on. then i think they need to and, you know, it's to go. and, you know, it's a it's a rotten apple. okay. i

understand. i c " i understand. i understand both eiiee— understand. i understand both eiiee oi— understand. i understand both sides of this. _ understand. i understand both sides of this. thank you very mwen. — sides of this. thank you very mwen. inenk— sides of this. thank you very much. thank you— sides of this. thank you very much. thank you very much. to henry— much. thank you very much. to henry nowiion— much. thank you very much. to henry boulton, joanna jarjue and ireneine— henry boulton, joanna jarjue and ireneine-nwi— henry boulton, joanna jarjue and francine - but- do - henry boulton, joanna jarjue and francine but do you francine lewis. but who do you egree— francine lewis. but who do you egree-snowii— francine lewis. but who do you agree should holly agree with? should holly wiiiowgniw— agree with? should holly willoughby axed from this willoughby be axed from this morning— willoughby be axed from this morning i— willoughby be axed from this morning ? well,— willoughby be axed from this morning ? well, writes, morning? well, juniper writes, ene-e— morning? well, juniper writes, ene-eeoeiei— morning? well, juniper writes, she's cosied up— morning? well, juniper writes, she's cosied up to— morning? well, juniper writes, she's cosied up to schofield inrowgnowi— she's cosied up to schofield throughout and— she's cosied up to schofield throughout and deceived the viewers a second viewers without a second inowgnw— viewers without a second thought, whilst making thought, all whilst making miiiione— thought, all whilst making millions- back - thought, all whilst making millions back of millions on the back of a eereiwi— millions on the back of a eereiwi .— millions on the back of a careful , poorly- millions on the back of a careful , poorly crafted, careful, poorly crafted, wholesome _ careful, poorly crafted, wholesome holly careful, poorly crafted,- wholesome - holly the wholesome image. holly the eneiier— wholesome image. holly the eneiier-io— wholesome image. holly the enabler-to go- wholesome image. holly the enabler to go rhiannon enabler has to go rhiannon wriiee— enabler has to go rhiannon wriiee ho. — enabler has to go rhiannon writes no. why— enabler has to go rhiannon writes no. why should she lose herjob?— writes no. why should she lose herjob? because— writes no. why should she lose herjob? because of her her job? because of her colleagues— her job? because of her colleagues behaviour. from colleagues behaviour. and from seren— colleagues behaviour. and from seren-inink— colleagues behaviour. and from sarah-think if— colleagues behaviour. and from sarah think if there were sarah kay, i think if there were e rime— sarah kay, i think if there were ever a time it's— sarah kay, i think if there were ever a time it's now for her to epeek— ever a time it's now for her to epeen hp.— ever a time it's now for her to epeen wp. ine— ever a time it's now for her to speak up. the longer she keeps qua,— speak up. the longer she keeps grief-more— speak up. the longer she keeps quiet, more obvious looks quiet, the more obvious it looks hie— quiet, the more obvious it looks like—something.- like she is hiding something. i do like she is hiding something. i io-ior— like she is hiding something. i io-ior ner— like she is hiding something. i do-for her right- like she is hiding something. i do for her right now, do feel for her right now, eepeeieiiw— do feel for her right now, especially as— do feel for her right now, especially as a- do feel for her right now, especially as a mother of three ehiiiren— especially as a mother of three eniiirenlnope— especially as a mother of three children.ihope she— especially as a mother of three children. hope she speaks up children. i hope she speaks up eoon-oi— children. i hope she speaks up soon.-of course,- children. i hope she speaks up soon. of course, holly is soon. and of course, holly is men— soon. and of course, holly is more than welcome to speak on more than welcome to speak up on this more than welcome to speak up on wie-iner— more than welcome to speak up on inie-iwei hie— more than welcome to speak up on this just like eamonn has this show, just like eamonn has hone— this show, just like eamonn has done previously.— this show, just like eamonn has done previously. your verdict is. now—as me. goodness now in all good as me. goodness mie— now in all good as me. goodness inie ie— now in all good as me. goodness me, this is tough.— now in all good as me. goodness me, this is tough. 82% of you now in all good as me. goodness me,that is tough. 82% of you now in all good as me. goodness me,that holly gh. 82% of you now in all good as me. goodness me,that holly should6 of you now in all good as me. goodness me,that holly should be: you now in all good as me. goodness me,that holly should be axed say that holly should be axed from— say that holly should be axed from-mei— say that holly should be axed from .just 18%_ say that holly should be axed from .just 18% of- say that holly should be axed from just 18% of you from itv. just 18% of you weniing— from itv. just 18% of you weniing ner— from itv. just 18% of you wanting her to- from itv. just 18% of you wanting her to continue on the mie— wanting her to continue on the inie morning— wanting her to continue on the this morning sofa.— wanting her to continue on the this morning sofa. goodness me. itv executives—

this morning sofa. goodness me. itv executives not— this morning sofa. goodness me. itv executives not going to be happy_ itv executives not going to be neppw wim— itv executives not going to be neppw wiin iner— itv executives not going to be happy with that result. they newe— happy with that result. they newe e— happy with that result. they newe e pig— happy with that result. they have a big problem coming up. ieeweei— have a big problem coming up. ieeweei more— have a big problem coming up. reveal more of— have a big problem coming up. reveal more of philip schofield's- reveal more of philip schofield's of reveal more of philip- schofield's-of hysteria schofield's reign of hysteria eni— schofield's reign of hysteria eni renor— schofield's reign of hysteria and terror. and— schofield's reign of hysteria and terror. and part two of my eeweiiwe— and terror. and part two of my exclusive interview with the man wno— exclusive interview with the man wno-ii— exclusive interview with the man wno-ii eii— exclusive interview with the man who-it all, eamonn- exclusive interview with the man who it all, eamonn holmes . who saw it all, eamonn holmes. ine— who saw it all, eamonn holmes. ine-ie— who saw it all, eamonn holmes. ine-ie emezing— who saw it all, eamonn holmes. the-is amazing. and- who saw it all, eamonn holmes. the-is amazing. and he. the acting is amazing. and he falls knees crying . falls down on his knees crying. woo! woo hoo hoo hoo hoo ! and woo! woo hoo hoo hoo hoo! and i eeii— woo! woo hoo hoo hoo hoo! and i eeii io— woo! woo hoo hoo hoo hoo! and i eeii io nim— woo! woo hoo hoo hoo hoo! and i said to him, what's— woo! woo hoo hoo hoo hoo! and i said to him, what's the matter ? said to him, what's the matter? where— said to him, what's the matter? where ene— said to him, what's the matter? what's the matter?— said to him, what's the matter? what's the matter? i'm- said to him, what's the matter? vin; ”7’ i'm gay . i'm what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gay - what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gew . ani— what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gew . ami i— what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gay . and i walked— what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gay . and i walked over- vin; ”7’ i'm gay. i'm gay . and i walked over and i gay. and i walked over and i eeiei— gay. and i walked over and i an, ie— gay. and i walked over and i said, is that— gay. and i walked over and i said, is that all? u: said, is that all? goodness me. it's fascinating stuff. but first, as the left wing media blob was sent into a frenzy by nigel farage teasing his potential return to frontline politics, is britain's brexit hero readying himself to rescue our eu exit and save the country 7 our eu exit and save the country ? nigel farage live straight after this .

here on gb news, the people's. channel part two of eamonn holmes with the real story on schofield and itv coming up. but it's time now for what the ierege— but it's time now for what the ierege eni— but it's time now for what the farage and the— but it's time now for what the farage and the left with their peie— farage and the left with their peie in— farage and the left with their peie in me— farage and the left with their pals in the msm_ farage and the left with their pals in the msm have been sent into— pals in the msm have been sent into e— pals in the msm have been sent into e frenzy— pals in the msm have been sent into a frenzy after— pals in the msm have been sent into a frenzy after our very own higei— into a frenzy after our very own wigei niniei— into a frenzy after our very own nigel hinted possible nigel hinted at a possible reiwm— nigel hinted at a possiblei return—politics. nigel hinted at a possible- return_politics. he return to frontline politics. he ioii— return to frontline politics. he ioii ine— return to frontline politics. he told the daily— return to frontline politics. he told the daily telegraphs christopher— told the daily telegraphs christopher hope that he was working—emeri working out what to do after eomeining— working out what to do after something-in- working out what to do after something in him over something snapped in him over the something snapped in him over me eoering— something snapped in him over the soaring net— something snapped in him over the soaring net immigration iigwree—nei figures before admitting he was angry— figures before admitting he was angry men— figures before admitting he was angry men he— figures before admitting he was angry than he has ever been. and wigei— angry than he has ever been. and wigei-e— angry than he has ever been. and wigei-e werning— angry than he has ever been. and nigel-a warning to- angry than he has ever been. and nigel a warning to the nigel fired a warning to the poiiiieei— nigel fired a warning to the political establishment, saying mei— political establishment, saying inn—io- that if he did return to poiiiiee— that if he did return to

politics, would be a that if he did return to- politics,-would be a short politics, there would be a short ierm — politics, there would be a short term volcanic— politics, there would be a short term volcanic eruption. the wokereii— term volcanic eruption. the wokerati would— term volcanic eruption. the wokerati would be on the emeiiing— wokerati would be on the smelling salts. even the vegan eommwniw— smelling salts. even the vegan community might go for a bacon eeniwieh— community might go for a bacon eeniwien. so,— community might go for a bacon sandwich. so, nigel, look, you mow— sandwich. so, nigel, look, you know mei— sandwich. so, nigel, look, you know thatidon't_ sandwich. so, nigel, look, you know that don't want to lose know that i don't want to lose you— know that i don't want to lose wow from — know that i don't want to lose you from on— know that i don't want to lose you from gb-but- know that i don't want to lose you from gb but this is my you from gb news, but this is my eeneeh— you from gb news, but this is my he io— you from gb news, but this is my he io griz— you from gb news, but this is my chance to quiz you— you from gb news, but this is my chance to quiz you .— you from gb news, but this is my chance to quiz you . you on your chance to quiz you. you on your irre— chance to quiz you. you on your irwe poiiiieei— chance to quiz you. you on your true political ambitions. so iewei— true political ambitions. so iewei wim— true political ambitions. so level with me,— true political ambitions. so level with me, nigel. are you eerioweiw— level with me, nigel. are you seriously considering leaving mie— seriously considering leaving ihie greet— seriously considering leaving this great studio for a return to frontline— this great studio for a return to frontline politics? vii?“ to frontline politics? well, ieew— to frontline politics? well, iooi. pen.— to frontline politics? well, iooi. pen i— to frontline politics? well, look, dan, i mean, i was the one, you know, very much a lone voice for years, arguing life outside the european union would be better, arguing that ought to be better, arguing that ought to be a national referendum on this issue. and it was a fringe minority cause i was a fruitcake , a loony and all the rest of it. but you know what? we got there. and when the conservative party blew it under theresa may, i came back and i got rid of mrs. may and i did pretty much everything i could to help boris johnson get that 80 seat majority. he contributed in a big way to that happening . i'm big way to that happening. i'm

furious . i mean, the reason we furious. i mean, the reason we won the referendum was the turnout was 10% higher than all the experts thought. why? because people voted. they thought it mattered . they wanted thought it mattered. they wanted to get back control of our borders. they realised that the population explosion meant they couldn't get a gp appointment. their kids couldn't get houses, the roads were busier than ever and that our quality of life was being diminished by this addiction to cheap labour. that was the basic promise to voters in the referendum and when boris got the 80 seat majority, it has been completely and utterly betrayed. allied to that anybody in small and medium sized business could realistically expect the burden of excessive regulation to be lifted. in many cases. regulation to be lifted. in many cases . now we regulation to be lifted. in many cases. now we are regulation to be lifted. in many cases . now we are regulating regulation to be lifted. in many cases. now we are regulating our businesses more heavily than the european union is ridiculous. okay , so what you're saying is okay, so what you're saying is mere-e— okay, so what you're saying is there's reason— okay, so what you're saying is there's reason for— okay, so what you're saying is there's reason for you to come

peeke— there's reason for you to come been or— there's reason for you to come back? of course— there's reason for you to come back? of course there is. you mow— back? of course there is. you know .— back? of course there is. you know , ihere — back? of course there is. you know , there is— back? of course there is. you know , there is there is policy know, there is there is policy , imi— know, there is there is policy reasons , but you've still got to reasons, but you've still got to ieewe— reasons, but you've still got to ieewe ine— reasons, but you've still got to tackle the issue— reasons, but you've still got to tackle the issue of— reasons, but you've still got to tackle the issue of a first past ine— tackle the issue of a first past me poei— tackle the issue of a first past the post system,— tackle the issue of a first past the post system, you know, and wowe— the post system, you know, and wowii wow— the post system, you know, and would you take— the post system, you know, and would you take that risk and ioow— would you take that risk and iooh wow— would you take that risk and look, you know,— would you take that risk and look, you know, reform uk, i set up look, you know, reform uk, i set wp owi— look, you know, reform uk, i set up oi oi— look, you know, reform uk, i set up om of me— look, you know, reform uk, i set up out of the brexit— look, you know, reform uk, i set up out of the brexit party. he— up out of the brexit party. he ine— up out of the brexit party. it's the same— up out of the brexit party. it's the same party- up out of the brexit party. it's the same party with a different name . i fully support different name. i fully support all of richard tice efforts. all right. and i want to make that very, very clear . right. and i want to make that very, very clear. but i've right. and i want to make that very, very clear . but i've got very, very clear. but i've got to work out , very, very clear. but i've got to work out, you very, very clear. but i've got to work out , you know what? if to work out, you know what? if i do this, what is the effect ? do this, what is the effect? would i help labour to get an even bigger majority in this election , which could make them election, which could make them even which could make them even worse than the conservatives and they're pretty bad in many regards. what could i achieve and what i finish up like 2015 with 4 million votes and one seat.i with 4 million votes and one seat. i mean, you know, never before in british electoral history has anybody got so many votes for so little return . is votes for so little return. is it possible ? is it possible our

it possible? is it possible our system needs to be changed. it needs to come into the 21st century. we must have a degree of representation, genuine representation for how we vote. so i've got to work out two things. one, i've got to work out if i was to do this and throw myself at it and you know , if i do anything , yeah, you , if i do anything, yeah, you don't go . you don't go small, do don't go. you don't go small, do you,— don't go. you don't go small, do your wigeie— don't go. you don't go small, do your wigeie i— don't go. you don't go small, do you, nigel? i think— i:i:::i“ c grin you don't go small, do you, nigel? i think we've just ioei— you, nigel? i think we've just ioei wigei.— you, nigel? i think we've just lost nigel. one— you, nigel? i think we've just lost nigel. one second. oh, he's peek.— lost nigel. one second. oh, he's been hm,— lost nigel. one second. oh, he's back. but, nigel,— lost nigel. one second. oh, he's back. but, nigel, you only go pig. — back. but, nigel, you only go pig. i— back. but, nigel, you only go pig. i gei— back. but, nigel, you only go pig. i gei iner— back. but, nigel, you only go big. i get that point. yeah you mow,— big. i get that point. yeah you know mei— big. i get that point. yeah you know, that would— big. i get that point. yeah you know, that would mean the end of me broadcasting— know, that would mean the end of me broadcasting at— know, that would mean the end of me broadcasting at gb news and mei— me broadcasting at gb news and me wowii— me broadcasting at gb news and me wowii ie— me broadcasting at gb news and that would be a— me broadcasting at gb news and that would be a shame, because i mink— that would be a shame, because i ihink ine— that would be a shame, because i think the channel— that would be a shame, because i think the channel is— that would be a shame, because i think the channel is gaining in iniiwenee. — think the channel is gaining in iniiwenee. i— think the channel is gaining in influence. i think— think the channel is gaining in influence. , influence. i think my channel is gaining an authority. i think my channel has a real identity now on the media scene and given what eamonn and you are doing to itv at the moment, you know, that's all to the good and hey, i'm pretty bored with the climate hour on sky so all of that, you know i've got to work out could i really by doing

this, by recommitting, could i really bring about the kind of fundamental change i believe in? and i don't yet know the answer to that very honest answer. and i'm glad. yeah. and i'm- i'm glad. yeah. and i'm not rwiing— i'm glad. yeah. and i'm not rwiing ii— i'm glad. yeah. and i'm not ruling it out. _ i'm glad. yeah. and i'm not ruling it out. iizzi rimg ruling it out. okay. no very honest answer. and i ruling it out. okay. no very- honest answer. and i appreciate it . honest answer. and i appreciate ii . ioow— honest answer. and i appreciate ii . iooh wigei,— honest answer. and i appreciate it . look, nigel, i— honest answer. and i appreciate it . look, nigel, ijust- and i appreciate it . look, nigel, i just wanted it. look, nigel, ijust wanted to it. look, nigel, ijust wanted io ehow— it. look, nigel, ijust wanted io ehow wow— it. look, nigel, ijust wanted io ehow wow e— it. look, nigel, ijust wanted to show you a little bit of this reeiiw— to show you a little bit of this really important— to show you a little bit of this really important interview i did ieei— really important interview i did ieei nighh— really important interview i did ieei nighi. ii— really important interview i did last night. it was— really important interview i did last night. it was harrowing. ihie— last night. it was harrowing. ihie ie— last night. it was harrowing. this is peter— last night. it was harrowing. this is peter wallace . he is the this is peter wallace. he is the mine— this is peter wallace. he is the ieiher oi— this is peter wallace. he is the father of tommy— this is peter wallace. he is the father of tommy roberts who was murdered— father of tommy roberts who was murdered by— father of tommy roberts who was murdered by that— father of tommy roberts who was murdered by that illegal migrant who-never have- murdered by that illegal migrant who never have been in who should never have been in the who should never have been in ihe-ieeewee— who should never have been in the-because he - who should never have been in the because he was the country because he was a eonwieiei— the country because he was a convicted killer.— the country because he was a convicted killer. he slammed hriiein-e— convicted killer. he slammed britain's soft— convicted killer. he slammed britain's soft touch approach mei— britain's soft touch approach we hei— britain's soft touch approach that had failed— britain's soft touch approach that had failed his family so iregieeiiw. — that had failed his family so tragically. look— that had failed his family so tragically. look at this , nigel. tragically. look at this, nigel. ani— tragically. look at this, nigel. and compassion— tragically. look at this, nigel. and compassion comes- tragically. look at this, nigel. and compassion comes into it. it's common sense . and ask it's common sense. and ask anyone who pleads compassion if it's your child, your son, your daughter, your mother, your father is in the same situation . you wouldn't think the same . . you wouldn't think the same. anything you want will put you in schools or here, there and everywhere will give you a life that you don't have to pay for

because you're an asylum seeker . isn't because you're an asylum seeker jmfima because you're an asylum seeker . isn't that such an important message from from peter wallace? nigel the first duty of government- nigel the first duty of government is to protect the neiion — government is to protect the neiion eni— government is to protect the nation and to— government is to protect the nation and to protect the people . whiie— nation and to protect the people . we we— nation and to protect the people . while we are— nation and to protect the people . while we are allowing- nation and to protect the people . while we are allowing tens of thousands of young undocumented males from god knows where with backgrounds about which we have noidea backgrounds about which we have no idea to enter our country, we've already seen 12,000 albanians have broken their bail terms and disappeared into the country on top of that, goodness knows what the risks are of crime, violence , terrorism are . crime, violence, terrorism are. this is a national security disaster . and i hate to tell disaster. and i hate to tell people i told you so, but i did . i warned what would happen now. you did. it is. it is happening. it is truly dreadful . and again , it's a brexit . and again, it's a brexit promise broken. i put that poster out. breaking point. do

you remember ? i showed columns you remember? i showed columns of young men? yeah. the european union. and i said, i don't want it to happen. here it is . and i it to happen. here it is. and i feel great, great sorrow for that man and for his family. yeah, indeed. it's the human eoer— yeah, indeed. it's the human eoei oi— yeah, indeed. it's the human eoei oi mie— yeah, indeed. it's the human cost of this terrible invasion of or— cost of this terrible invasion of our southern— cost of this terrible invasion of our southern border. nigel ierege— of our southern border. nigel ierege, meni— of our southern border. nigel farage, thank you so much. wigei,— farage, thank you so much. nrgg, peek— farage, thank you so much. nigel, back 7:00 here tomorrow nigni— nigel, back 7:00 here tomorrow nighi on— nigel, back 7:00 here tomorrow nighi on on— nigel, back 7:00 here tomorrow night on gb news.— nigel, back 7:00 here tomorrow night on gb news. but coming up, i night on gb news. but coming up, i bring— night on gb news. but coming up, i pring wow— night on gb news. but coming up, i bring you peri— night on gb news. but coming up, i bring you pen iwo— night on gb news. but coming up, i bring you part two of my iomieheh— i bring you part two of my bombshell interview with eamonn hoimee— bombshell interview with eamonn hoimee eni— bombshell interview with eamonn hoimee end he— bombshell interview with eamonn holmes, and he delivers some eepioeiwe— holmes, and he delivers some explosive—about. explosive revelations about working— explosive revelations about working-iiv.- explosive revelations about working-itv. i- explosive revelations about working itv. i think explosive revelations about- working-itv. i think the working at woke itv. i think the way— working at woke itv. i think the wew oi— working at woke itv. i think the wew oi eeeiing— working at woke itv. i think the way of dealing with carl mccall eni— way of dealing with carl mccall eni heghen— way of dealing with carl mccall and meghan markle and whatever is and meghan markle and whatever ie io— and meghan markle and whatever ie io ieng— and meghan markle and whatever ie io ieng ei— and meghan markle and whatever is to laugh at them— and meghan markle and whatever is to laugh at them and to laugh at is to laugh at them and to laugh ei iheir— is to laugh at them and to laugh ei iheir woken— is to laugh at them and to laugh at their wokery and— is to laugh at them and to laugh at their wokery and just laugh reeiiw— at their wokery and just laugh really seriously— at their wokery and just laugh really seriously ,_ at their wokery and just laugh really seriously , seriously, really seriously, seriously, ieeewee— really seriously, seriously, because they're humourless . because they're humourless. yesr _ because they're humourless. wee. mew-re— because they're humourless. yes, they're all— because they're humourless. v/rzzis because they're humourless. v439 yes, they're all humourless. but first, us media v439 but first, us media sensation heghen— but first, us media sensation heghen ieiw— but first, us media sensation meghan kelly discloses her own eperiene— meghan kelly discloses her own eperiene oi— meghan kelly discloses her own experience of the— meghan kelly discloses her own experience of the corrupt and rwihieee— experience of the corrupt and ruthless world _ experience of the corrupt and ruthless world of— experience of the corrupt and ruthless world of daytime television _ ruthless world of daytime television .— ruthless world of daytime television . she joins me with television. she joins me with her— television. she joins me with

her unfiltered— television. she joins me with her unfiltered insight in just one moment .—

now part two of eamonn holmes reweeiing— now part two of eamonn holmes reweeiing ine— now part two of eamonn holmes revealing the real— now part two of eamonn holmes revealing the real story on ihihip— revealing the real story on phillip schofield is coming up hm— phillip schofield is coming up soon. but first,— phillip schofield is coming up soon. but first, it's time to cross stateside _ soon. but first, it's time to cross stateside for meghan kelly and cross stateside for meghan kelly eni former— cross stateside for meghan kelly and former culture— cross stateside for meghan kelly and former culture secretary heiine— and former culture secretary nadine dorries_ and former culture secretary nadine dorries has weighed in on the nadine dorries has weighed in on me eeeniei— nadine dorries has weighed in on the scandal engulfing itv, ineieiing— the scandal engulfing itv, insisting in— the scandal engulfing itv, insisting in her daily mail commi— insisting in her daily mail column that— insisting in her daily mail column that more heads need to roll column that more heads need to roii before— column that more heads need to roll before itv.— column that more heads need to roll before itv. and— column that more heads need to roll before itv. and this morning— roll before itv. and this morning can— roll before itv. and this morning can hope to redeem ihemeeiwee— morning can hope to redeem ihemeeiwee .— morning can hope to redeem themselves . but— morning can hope to redeem themselves . but she also drew a themselves. but she also drew a ieeeineiing— themselves. but she also drew a fascinating comparison between iiv-e— fascinating comparison between iiv-e periiowe— fascinating comparison between itv's perilous position and that of ine— itv's perilous position and that of the american _ itv's perilous position and that of the american drama. the morning— of the american drama. the morning show.— of the american drama. the morning show. and trust me , morning show. and trust me, newing— morning show. and trust me, having watched— morning show. and trust me, having watched the series there are having watched the series there eerieiniw— having watched the series there are certainly some— having watched the series there are certainly some parallels . are certainly some parallels. eoeri— are certainly some parallels. good morning— are certainly some parallels. good morning .— are certainly some parallels. good morning . i'm- are certainly some parallels. good morning. i'm bringing you some sad and upsetting news. and

while i don't know the details of the allegations, she saw me under the bus. mitch kessler, my eo—hoei— under the bus. mitch kessler, my eo—hoei eni— under the bus. mitch kessler, my co—host and partner— under the bus. mitch kessler, my co—host and partner of- c. i:3 mitch kessler, my co—host and partner of 15 years, fired— co—host and partner of 15 years, was fired today. _ co—host and partner of 15 years, was fired today. v/i3i. m3 co—host and partner of 15 years, was fired today. v/i3. r?”i3 was fired today. you are most people want to trust that the person that is telling them about the world is an honest person . like you person. like you. and we are going— person. like you. and we are going io— person. like you. and we are going io roee— person. like you. and we are going to cross to— 3 and we are going to cross to megan kelly ehoer. — going to cross to megan kelly ehoriiw. hei— going to cross to megan kelly shortly. but first,— going to cross to megan kelly shortly. but first, i- going to cross to megan kelly shortly. �*" shortly. but first, i just want to talk to you about the trans agitate . dylan mulvaney , who has agitate. dylan mulvaney, who has helped wipe billions off the market price of woke brands this yeah market price of woke brands this year. and a video of the tiktok star has now resurfaced with an incredibly important if slightly confusing update on his latest sexuality. so confusing update on his latest sexuality . so i recently told my sexuality. so i recently told my perenie— sexuality. so i recently told my perenie mei— sexuality. so i recently told my perenie me i— sexuality. so i recently told my parents that i may— sexuality. so i recently told my parents that i may be- 9i3;,p

ten for them, considering the past ien weere— for them, considering the past ien weere oi— for them, considering the past ten years of coming out as gay, men— ten years of coming out as gay, men green— ten years of coming out as gay, then queer, then— ten years of coming out as gay, then queer, then non—binary , then queer, then non—binary, men— then queer, then non—binary, ihen wene— then queer, then non—binary, then trans and— then queer, then non—binary, then trans and i— then queer, then non—binary, then trans and i think it was iner— then trans and i think it was me e— then trans and i think it was we e iii— then trans and i think it was we e iii of— then trans and i think it was we e iii of e— then trans and i think it was just a bit of a shock. so i tell my— just a bit of a shock. so i tell my iei— just a bit of a shock. so i tell my eei eni— just a bit of a shock. so i tell my eei end he— just a bit of a shock. so i tell my dad and he goes, well, i wowii— my dad and he goes, well, i wowii iowe— my dad and he goes, well, i would love to— my dad and he goes, well, i would love to see you get a woman pregnant. and i said, oh no, woman pregnant. and i said, oh sne— woman pregnant. and i said, oh no, no, no. she would be getting me pregneni— no, no, no. she would be getting me pregnant right— no, no, no. she would be getting me pregnant right ,_ no, no, no. she would be getting me pregnant right, right. ' 3 me pregnant right, right. and ieeiing— me pregnant right, right. and now leading women's- me pregnant right, right. and now leading women's hygiene brand always has jumped on the gender bandwagon, too, by ditching words as controversial as women from their latest pamphlets , preferring instead pamphlets, preferring instead the term body ideas with female sex organs. so suzanne evans, another household brand, banks on the erasure of women as a modern commercial strategy . why? modern commercial strategy. why? what's going on? i mean, i just ion-i— what's going on? i mean, i just don't understand— what's going on? i mean, i just don't understand who- gr? 3g i3i37 i mean, ijust don't understand who these peopie-e— don't understand who these peopie-e pwpiie— don't understand who these people's public relations eiwieore— people's public relations advisors are.— people's public relations advisors are. do they not reeiiee— advisors are. do they not realise that— advisors are. do they not realise that in- advisors are. do they not realise that in terms of women's proiweie— realise that in terms of women's proeweie ieew— realise that in terms of women's products, 100% of— realise that in terms of women's products, 100% of their customers _ products, 100% of their customers are women? the rest of the customers are women? the rest of me woriei— customers are women? the rest of me long, enw— customers are women? the rest of the world, any other— customers are women? the rest of the world, any other brand, 50% of me —

the world, any other brand, 50% of the customers— the world, any other brand, 50% of the customers are women . i of the customers are women. i ennoi— of the customers are women. i cannot understand— of the customers are women. i cannot understand why these openiee— cannot understand why these companies seem— cannot understand why these companies seem to want to be pwehing— companies seem to want to be pwehing ine— companies seem to want to be pushing the self—destruct potion.— pushing the self—destruct iwiion. i— pushing the self—destruct button. i mean- pushing the self—destruct button. i mean , i just don't get button. i mean, i just don't get my need— button. i mean, i just don't get my head around— button. i mean, i just don't get my head around it. i think also mei— my head around it. i think also we mie— my head around it. i think also we ihie ie— my head around it. i think also that this is a— my head around it. i think also that this is a battle that we women have to— that this is a battle that we women have to fight for. no, going— women have to fight for. no, going io— women have to fight for. no, we're going to be erased if we ion-i— we're going to be erased if we ion-i eieni— we're going to be erased if we ion-i eieni hp— we're going to be erased if we don't stand up and fight. this is don't stand up and fight. this ie inieei— don't stand up and fight. this ie inieei wen— don't stand up and fight. this is indeed very good point. were— is indeed very good point. were going— is indeed very good point. were going io— is indeed very good point. we're going to be- is indeed very good point. we're going to be back with my superstar panel soon. thank you so much. but we were just so much. but as we were just talking the cutthroat talking about the cutthroat world of daytime television, talking about the cutthroat world of nothing television, talking about the cutthroat world of nothing new ilsioi'i, talking about the cutthroat world of nothing new lision,to certainly nothing new there to my guest stateside, my next guest stateside, superstar who made superstar megan kelly, who made the from night—time news the move from night—time news with fox news to daytime television at nbc back in 2017, where she hosted megan kelly where she hosted the megan kelly today and interviewed major today show and interviewed major names ed sheeran to names from ed sheeran to vladimir putin. but megan soon discovered that daytime was one of the most ruthless, corrupt and scandal genres of and scandal hit genres of television could possibly television you could possibly land departing the land in before departing the network two years later. network under two years later. so , welcome back the so megan, welcome back to the show . all we're talking about is show. all we're talking about is this daytime television scandal at itv and the big cover up that has gone on. now, why is it that

daytime tv, which has this veneer of being one big happy family , is actually nastier than family, is actually nastier than any other genre of media? you can work in? because they build up iheee— can work in? because they build up iheee eiere— can work in? because they build up these stars and— 3 3 37 because they build up these stars and they make ieiiiee— up these stars and they make ieiiiee owi— up these stars and they make deities out of— up these stars and they make deities out of them. and then me— deities out of them. and then me eniire— deities out of them. and then the entire business is there to ewppori— the entire business is there to ewppori mem— the entire business is there to support them. they're too big to fail support them. they're too big to ieii ieeewee— support them. they're too big to fail because everybody's going to fail because everybody's going io ioee— fail because everybody's going to lose their— fail because everybody's going to lose their producing job or mew-re— to lose their producing job or were going— to lose their producing job or were going io— to lose their producing job or they're going to lose their access to big— they're going to lose their access to big stars who are going— access to big stars who are going io— access to big stars who are going io ome— access to big stars who are going to come in and make them reei— going to come in and make them ieei imporieni. — going to come in and make them feel important. and— going to come in and make them feel important. and so that pereoneiiiw— feel important. and so that personality, to personality, that face needs to be personality, that face needs to ire—ii. — personality, that face needs to ire—ii. ei- personality, that face needs to ire—ii. ei eii- personality, that face needs to be ed, at all costs. be supported, ed, at all costs. ani— be supported, ed, at all costs. ami we— be supported, ed, at all costs. ami we-ii— be supported, ed, at all costs. ami we-ii ei— be supported, ed, at all costs. and we-it at nbc,- be supported, ed, at all costs. and we it at nbc, which when and we saw it at nbc, which when i and we saw it at nbc, which when i went— and we saw it at nbc, which when i weni oer— and we saw it at nbc, which when i went over there,— and we saw it at nbc, which when i went over there, was sitting in greei— i went over there, was sitting in great judgement of fox news, oh, in great judgement of fox news, on—ineee— in great judgement of fox news, oh,_these horrible. oh, disgusting. these horrible how— oh, disgusting. these horrible how—because- oh, disgusting. these horrible. how—because roger how could they? because roger aiiee— how could they? because roger aiiee-iown. - how could they? because roger ailes-down. .ceoi how could they? because rogeri ailes-down.-ceo . ailes had gone down. our ceo. heeaniie— ailes had gone down. our ceo. meanwhile, they— ailes had gone down. our ceo. meanwhile, they started dropping like meanwhile, they started dropping hie iiiee— meanwhile, they started dropping like flies there. _ meanwhile, they started dropping like flies there. lauer the like flies there. matt lauer the reoe— like flies there. matt lauer the reoe-morning— like flies there. matt lauer the face morning television. face of morning television. ihei-e— face of morning television. ihei-e whei— face of morning television. that's what the _ face of morning television. that's what the morning show mei— that's what the morning show ihei-piewei— that's what the morning show ihei-piewei e— that's what the morning show that-played a-of- that's what the morning show that played a of is that you played a clip of is ieiiewei— that you played a clip of is believed-based- that you played a clip of is believed based on had been believed to be based on had been ieiing—wowng- taking advantage of young hopeiwi— taking advantage of young hopeful journalists and proeweere— hopeful journalists and producers coming through nbc for weere— producers coming through nbc for weere i— producers coming through nbc for years. i interviewed— producers coming through nbc for years. i interviewed some of mem— years. i interviewed some of ihem eni—

years. i interviewed some of them and let— years. i interviewed some of them and let me— years. i interviewed some of them and let me tell you, i ion-i— them and let me tell you, i ion-i know— them and let me tell you, i don't know this— them and let me tell you, i don't know this guy, bradbury, but don't know this guy, bradbury, pm i— don't know this guy, bradbury, pm i wiii— don't know this guy, bradbury, but i will tell— don't know this guy, bradbury, but i will tell you this for him to but i will tell you this for him io eew— but i will tell you this for him io eew mew— but i will tell you this for him to say that, oh,— but i will tell you this for him to say that, oh, there was no ioxieiiw. — to say that, oh, there was no ioxieiiw. on.— to say that, oh, there was no toxicity. oh, bull,— to say that, oh, there was no toxicity. oh, bull, how do you mow— toxicity. oh, bull, how do you know i— toxicity. oh, bull, how do you know i iei-e— toxicity. oh, bull, how do you know ? let's go— toxicity. oh, bull, how do you know ? let's go for i love how know? let's go for i love how ine— know? let's go for i love how ihe oiier— know? let's go for i love how the older-right?- know? let's go for i love how. the older- right? these the older schooled, right? these oiier— the older schooled, right? these older schooled _ the older schooled, right? these older schooled anchors are like, eieoiwieiw— older schooled anchors are like, absolutely not— older schooled anchors are like, absolutely not everything. iwerwone— absolutely not everything. everyone was— absolutely not everything. everyone was totally delighted wiih — everyone was totally delighted with me. don't— everyone was totally delighted with me. don't know what you've heerei— with me. don't know what you've henri-eii— with me. don't know what you've heard,-all lies.- with me. don't know what you've heard, all lies. what, heard, but it's all lies. what, you— heard, but it's all lies. what, wow reeiiw— heard, but it's all lies. what, you really think— heard, but it's all lies. what, you really think there was you really think that there was no power— you really think that there was no power imbalance between no power imbalance there between you-young— you and your young affair periner— you and your young affair partner-young- you and your young affair partner-young who was partner? this young man who was a partner? this young man who was e ieeneger— partner? this young man who was e ieeneger e— partner? this young man who was eieeneger e on.— partner? this young man who was a teenager ? oh, sure. was a teenager? oh, sure. it was ioieiiw— a teenager? oh, sure. it was totally consensual. and there was-imbalance- totally consensual. and there was imbalance that totally consensual. and there- was-imbalance that you was no power imbalance that you were—oi- was no power imbalance that you were—oi im- were taking advantage of. i'm ewre-wowng— were taking advantage of. i'm sure.young guy- were taking advantage of. i'm sure young guy is happy as sure the young guy is happy as a mem— sure the young guy is happy as a eiem. ani— sure the young guy is happy as a eiem. ami how— sure the young guy is happy as a clam. and how many more were iheree— clam. and how many more were iheree heeewee— clam. and how many more were there? because when there's one, mere-e— there? because when there's one, iheree—one- there? because when there's one, there's—one.-thisl there's more than one. and this ioee—in— there's more than one. and this ioee—in e- there's more than one. and this does—in a healthy. does not happen in a healthy working— does not happen in a healthy working environment . so i think working environment. so i think mew—en- working environment. so i think they—an internalj they should conduct an internal inweeiigeiion— they should conduct an internal investigation figure investigation and figure out how new— investigation and figure out how menw for— investigation and figure out how menw for how— investigation and figure out how many for how because if many for how long, because if enwihing— many for how long, because if enwihing .— many for how long, because if enwihing . ii— many for how long, because if anything, it has— many for how long, because if anything, it has been many for how long, because if anything , it has been dictated anything, it has been dictated here— anything, it has been dictated here in— anything, it has been dictated here in ine— anything, it has been dictated here in the united states. when one comes out,— here in the united states. when one comes out, others will come om.— one comes out, others will come owe-renie— one comes out, others will come owe-renie-e— one comes out, others will come out.-tends-a pattern. out. this tends to be a pattern of behaviour. _ out. this tends to be a pattern of behaviour. yeah,- out. this tends to be a pattern of behaviour. / out. this tends to be a pattern of behaviour. v/i3r? 3 of behaviour. yeah, that is the shocking thing, isn't it, megan? because at least in the us there shocking thing, isn't it, megan? becrana at least in the us there shocking thing, isn't it, megan? becran acknowledgements there shocking thing, isn't it, megan? becran acknowledgement of �*iere shocking thing, isn't it, megan? becran acknowledgement of ,3re shocking thing, isn't it, megan? becran acknowledgement of , look, was an acknowledgement of, look, we've investigate , we've got to investigate, whereas the moment are

whereas itv at the moment are sort of trying to say, look, the quy's sort of trying to say, look, the guy's gone. nothing to see here. but what i find so fascinating, right, is these fake relationships on the sofa. megan is that the same thing in the us 7 is that the same thing in the us ? because as viewers, we were told that holly and phillip were best mates . you know, she said best mates. you know, she said she was going to stand by him forever when he came out of the closet, leaving his wife heartbroken after 27 years of marriage, she is now thrown him under the bus to protect her own career. and i just wonder if the same thing happens in america, you get these sort of like cookie cutter love folk on the sofa who in fact, hate each other when the cameras aren't rolling all the time. and it can be on the couch— rolling all the time. and it can be on the couch next- rolling all the time. and it can be on the couch next to- 3g c and it can be on the couch next to one enoiher— be on the couch next to one enoiher or— be on the couch next to one another or it— be on the couch next to one another or it can— be on the couch next to one another or it can be on two ehowe— another or it can be on two ehowe mei— another or it can be on two shows that flank- another or it can be on two shows that flank one another, where— shows that flank one another, where wow — shows that flank one another, where you have— shows that flank one another, where you have to the toss where you have to do the toss eni— where you have to do the toss and everything's_ where you have to do the toss and everything's hunky dory. but iehini— and everything's hunky dory. but behind-scenes,— and everything's hunky dory. but behind-scenes, you- behind the scenes, you absolutely— behind the scenes, you absolutely hate each other. i iner— absolutely hate each other. i we mink— absolutely hate each other. i just think television news tends to just think television news tends io—egoel just think television news tends io—egoe -i to breed very, very large egos. ani— to breed very, very large egos. ami men— to breed very, very large egos. ami ihen ine— to breed very, very large egos. and then the system is set up to reei— and then the system is set up to feed ihoee— and then the system is set up to feed those egos— and then the system is set up to feed those egos as— and then the system is set up to feed those egos as opposed to keeping— feed those egos as opposed toi weeping—eo

keeping them in check. and so you— keeping them in check. and so wow en— keeping them in check. and so wow een-weee— keeping them in check. and so you can-these sort- keeping them in check. and so you can these sort of you can get these sort of television— you can get these sort of television monsters who come out reeiiw—ihew-re- really thinking that they're ierger—ineil larger than life and that mew-re— larger than life and that. they're _whatever they're entitled to whatever mew— they're entitled to whatever ihew-eni — they're entitled to whatever ihew-eni mew- they're entitled to whatever they and they feel they want and they feel threatened _ they want and they feel threatened other powerful threatened by other powerful peopie. — threatened by other powerful peopie. so — threatened by other powerful peopie. so if— threatened by other powerful people. so if they have to share the people. so if they have to share ihe—ihew-re- the anchor desk, they're reeeniiwi— the anchor desk, they're resentful when somebody else's eter— resentful when somebody else's eier geie— resentful when somebody else's eier geie bigger— resentful when somebody else's eier geie pigger .— resentful when somebody else's star gets bigger , they're star gets bigger, they're resentful. _ star gets bigger, they're resentful. these star gets bigger, they're- resentful. _these reports resentful. we saw these reports wim— resentful. we saw these reports wiih pon— resentful. we saw these reports with don lemon— resentful. we saw these reports with don lemon of cnn just very reeeniiw— with don lemon of cnn just very reeeniiw eiowi— with don lemon of cnn just very recently about-was- with don lemon of cnn just very recently about was on the recently about how he was on the air recently about how he was on the eir wim— recently about how he was on the eir wiih e— recently about how he was on the air with a woman— recently about how he was on the air with a woman named kyra ihihipe— air with a woman named kyra phillips. donna's— air with a woman named kyra phillips. donna's denied this, but phillips. donna's denied this, pm he— phillips. donna's denied this, but it's been— phillips. donna's denied this, but it's been reported on by iiiiereni— but it's been reported on by different publications, but it's been reported on by different |variety ions, but it's been reported on by different |variety ,ins, but it's been reported on by different |variety , that he was including variety, that he was eemeiiw— including variety, that he was actually sending— including variety, that he was actually sending her stealth reme— actually sending her stealth iexie from — actually sending her stealth texts from a _ actually sending her stealth texts from a burner phone, ihreeiening— texts from a burner phone, threatening her— texts from a burner phone, threatening her while they were eiwing— threatening her while they were eihing on— threatening her while they were eiiiing on ine— threatening her while they were sitting on the set.— threatening her while they were sitting on the set. everything's greet.— sitting on the set. everything's greei. hei— sitting on the set. everything's great. mad that— sitting on the set. everything's great. mad that she got assignments— great. mad that she got assignments in the field that he hen-i— assignments in the field that he iiin-i gei— assignments in the field that he iiin-i gei .— assignments in the field that he iiin-i gei . he— assignments in the field that he didn't get . it's just the nature didn't get. it's just the nature of me— didn't get. it's just the nature of the industry— didn't get. it's just the nature of the industry to— didn't get. it's just the nature of the industry to attract sick peopie— of the industry to attract sick peopie eni— of the industry to attract sick people and then— of the industry to attract sick people and then build them up. but people and then build them up. pm pm— people and then build them up. pm pm hegem— people and then build them up. but but megan, your colleague at hne.— but but megan, your colleague at hne. i— but but megan, your colleague at hne. i meen— but but megan, your colleague at nbc, i mean, shame on them ieeewee— nbc, i mean, shame on them ieeewee mew— nbc, i mean, shame on them because they came for you , because they came for you, iiin-i— because they came for you, iiin-i ihewe — because they came for you, didn't they? 3i3g 33 didn't they? they pretended to love you. they said, i remember watching at the time, they said, this is the greatest thing that we've got. meghan kelly is part of our family. and then they

worked get of you 100. worked to get rid of you 100. they were absolutely, pwrponeiiw- they were absolutely, purportedly outraged over my iieeweeion— purportedly outraged over my discussion on— purportedly outraged over my discussion on halloween costumes and discussion on halloween costumes eni how— discussion on halloween costumes eni how weering— discussion on halloween costumes and how wearing blackface, heiioween— and how wearing blackface, halloween costumes , not the halloween costumes, not the mineirei— halloween costumes, not the minstrel show— halloween costumes, not the minstrel show blackface, but the hne— minstrel show blackface, but the kind where— minstrel show blackface, but the kind where somebody dresses like eomeioiw— kind where somebody dresses like eomepoew ihew— kind where somebody dresses like somebody they admire about how when— somebody they admire about how when i— somebody they admire about how when i wee— somebody they admire about how when i e— somebody they admire about how when i was a kid— somebody they admire about how when i was a kid in— somebody they admire about how when i was a kid in the 70s, peopie— when i was a kid in the 70s, peopie hen-i— when i was a kid in the 70s, people didn't make a big deal out people didn't make a big deal oi oi— people didn't make a big deal oi of men— people didn't make a big deal out of that. and— people didn't make a big deal out of that. and then they did ieien— out of that. and then they did ieier-how— out of that. and then they did later. .how-get- out of that. and then they didi later.-how-get from out of that. and then they did. later.-how-get from a later. and how did we get from a to later. and how did we get from a o he— later. and how did we get from a o m ihew— later. and how did we get from a io he ihew were— later. and how did we get from a to b? they were horrified. well, it's to b? they were horrified. well, we weird— to b? they were horrified. well, it's weird that— to b? they were horrified. well, it's weird that they didn't epeek— it's weird that they didn't epeek-an- it's weird that they didn't speak nbc was it's weird that they didn't- speak-nbc was offering speak out when nbc was offering ehowe— shows with characters in iieemeee— shows with characters in blackface recently blackface as recently as a eowpie— blackface as recently as a eowpie oi— blackface as recently as a couple of years- blackface as recently as a couple of years before my comments. but- couple of years before my comments. but they didn't say poo. — comments. but they didn't say poo. .when— comments. but they didn't say poo. .when i— comments. but they didn't say boo.-when i-it- comments. but they didn't say boo. when i it because boo. but when i said it because i boo. but when i said it because i hei— boo. but when i said it because i hei ome— boo. but when i said it because i had come from _ boo. but when i said it because i had come from fox and i had a big i had come from fox and i had a pig eeierw— i had come from fox and i had a pig eeierw eni— i had come from fox and i had a pig eeierw end i— i had come from fox and i had a big salary and i had my own show and big salary and i had my own show end i— big salary and i had my own show end i hei— big salary and i had my own show end i hei mw— big salary and i had my own show and i had my own— big salary and i had my own show and i had my own studio, it was likew— and i had my own studio, it was we, on— and i had my own studio, it was we, ph-goen— and i had my own studio, it was like, oh gosh, there's like, oh my gosh, there's a pipe— like, oh my gosh, there's a little slice _ like, oh my gosh, there's a little slice .the - like, oh my gosh, there's a little slice the jugular. little slice on the jugular. per-e— little slice on the jugular. peie-ii.— little slice on the jugular. let's-it. which- little slice on the jugular. let's it. which look , it's let's cut it. which look, it's ine— let's cut it. which look, it's me iniweirw— let's cut it. which look, it's the industry. this is the pweineee— the industry. this is the business we've chosen. the industry. this is the- business-we've chosen. dan business that we've chosen. dan so business that we've chosen. dan so wow— business that we've chosen. dan so wow een-i— business that we've chosen. dan so wow een-i gei— business that we've chosen. dan so you can't get that upset epowi— so you can't get that upset epowi-hni- so you can't get that upset about kind know so you can't get that upset- about-kindlknow what about it. you kind of know what wore— about it. you kind of know what woe peering— about it. you kind of know what you're dealing with, but do you know— you're dealing with, but do you know where — you're dealing with, but do you know what? i— you're dealing with, but do you know what? i just— you're dealing with, but do you know what? 39 you're dealing with, but do you know what? i just think is great? i've known people great? i've known these people are for years, are phoney and fakes for years, but think it's brilliant but i think it's brilliant that the public waking up

the british public are waking up to actually these people who we thought friends actually thought are friends actually really and really despise each other. and maybe why although dan maybe that's why although dan and love other, and i really love each other, it's real. yeah, we do. we i it's real. yeah, we do. we do. i promise. promise. we're promise. i promise. we're genuinely friendly. - we're genuinelyfriendly. we're genuinely friendly. promise. i promise. we're genuinely friendly. host of the big girly show, which you've got to subscribe to on youtube. megan, thank you so much. we will speak next week to see you. but coming up, i'll bring you part two that exclusive part two of that exclusive interview holmes as interview with eamonn holmes as he things were he reveals what things were really philip really like on philip schofield's morning when schofield's this morning when the rolling. schofield's this morning when the got rolling. schofield's this morning when the got to rolling. schofield's this morning when the got to understandig. schofield's this morning when the got to understand this you've got to understand this morning— you've got to understand this morninqunder_ you've got to understand this morning under guise of morning, under the guise of ihiiip— morning, under the guise of ihiiip eni— morning, under the guise of philip and holly is a very false exieieni— philip and holly is a very false eeieieni e— philip and holly is a very false eeieieni e i— philip and holly is a very false existent a f a— philip and holly is a very false existent a f a f.— philip and holly is a very false existent a f a f. i— philip and holly is a very false existent a f a f. i won't tell you— existent a f a f. i won't tell wow ihoee— existent a f a f. i won't tell you those ignitions initials erene— you those ignitions initials eieni for. — you those ignitions initials stand for. we're- you those ignitions initials stand for. �*vfii3 i3 stand for. we're off to the watershed. i can work it out, but the first word is false. and. and the second word is ours. you can— and. and the second word is ours. you can leave it. the mire— ours. you can leave it. the ihiri wore.— ours. you can leave it. the third word. what- ours. you can leave it. the third word. what on earth is he ieiping— third word. what on earth is he talking about?— third word. what on earth is he talking about? _ third word. what on earth is he talking about? �*" 3 talking about? the final chapter of schofield. the real story coming up shortly. you don't want to miss it for next. as itv bosses brace for a grilling by mps over allegedly covering up phillip schofield's affair with

a teenage male colleague , could a teenage male colleague, could we soon see resignation from the broadcaster? my superstar panel, including making his debut to the former chancellor kwasi kwarteng debate that in just a moment . plus, we're going to moment. plus, we're going to have a first look at the newspaper front pages, hot off the press. don't go anywhere. we're back in just two minutes time .

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight in the interview that has rocked british television, i spoke to eamonn holmes as he revealed the real story behind his ex colleague phillip schofield and the toxic management at itv . and tonight, management at itv. and tonight, in part two of my dramatic sit down with the former this morning presenter, he delivers fresh bombshells from his experience at the daytime battle ground, including the infamous

show when schofield came out as gay. the show when schofield came out as gay . the acting show when schofield came out as gay. the acting is amazing. he ieiie— gay. the acting is amazing. he ieiie iown— gay. the acting is amazing. he falls down on— gay. the acting is amazing. he falls down on his— i3dr?g the acting is amazing. he falls down on his knees crying . falls down on his knees crying. hoo— falls down on his knees crying. hoo hoo— falls down on his knees crying. hoo hoo hoo— falls down on his knees crying. hoo hoo hoo hoo— falls down on his knees crying. hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo— falls down on his knees crying. hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo .- falls down on his knees crying. hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo . and- falls down on his knees crying. hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo. and and i said to him, what's the matter? what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gay -— what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gew . ani— what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gew . ami i— what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gay . and i walked— what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gay . and i walked over- what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gay . and i walked over and i gay. and i walked over and i said, is that all? and on holly wiiiongpw-e— said, is that all? and on holly willoughby's role— said, is that all? and on holly willoughby's role as- 3 7 and on holly willoughby's role as philip's righi— willoughby's role as philip's righi hene— willoughby's role as philip's right hand woman , you've got to right hand woman, you've got to wniereieni— right hand woman, you've got to understand this— right hand woman, you've got to understand this morning, under the understand this morning, under me gwiee— understand this morning, under me gwiee oi— understand this morning, under the guise of phillip and holly is the guise of phillip and holly ie e— the guise of phillip and holly ie e werw— the guise of phillip and holly is a very false— the guise of phillip and holly is a very false existent f a f. i is a very false existent f a f. i won-i— is a very false existent f a f. i won-i reii— is a very false existent f a f. i won't tell you— is a very false existent f a f. i won't tell you those- is a very false existent f a f. i won't tell you those ignitions initials stand for. we're off to the watershed. _ initials stand for. we're off to the watershed. i— initials stand for. we're off to the watershed. i can- 3 c 3 we're off to the watershed. i can work it outr— the watershed. i can work it opp pm— the watershed. i can work it opp pm ine— the watershed. i can work it out, but the first- the watershed. i can work it out, but the first word is false . ani— out, but the first word is false . ami ine— out, but the first word is false . and the second— out, but the first word is false . and the second word- out, but the first word is false . and the second word is ours. you can leave it the third word plus , itv's pro meghan markle plus, itv's pro meghan markle woke agenda fronted by the chief exec, carolyn mccall . i think exec, carolyn mccall. i think the way exec, carolyn mccall. i think ihe wew oi— exec, carolyn mccall. i think the way of dealing- i3,p

whatever is to laugh at them and o ieng— whatever is to laugh at them and o ieng ei— whatever is to laugh at them and to laugh at their— whatever is to laugh at them and to laugh at their wokery and iner— to laugh at their wokery and we ieng. — to laugh at their wokery and just laugh. j just laugh. really say seriously, seriously , because seriously, seriously, because they're humourless , they're all they're humourless, they're all humourless so much more coming up in the final chapter of schofield, the real story very , schofield, the real story very, very soon. but breaking tonight, itv executives— very soon. but breaking tonight, itv executives are— very soon. but breaking tonight, itv executives are set— ri3”g but breaking tonight, itv executives are set to face a iremeiie— itv executives are set to face a dramatic televised— itv executives are set to face a dramatic televised grilling by hie— dramatic televised grilling by hie newi— dramatic televised grilling by mps next week— dramatic televised grilling by mps next week over their heniiing— mps next week over their heneiing oi— mps next week over their handling of the schofield eeeniei. — handling of the schofield scandal. but— handling of the schofield scandal. but as a spokesman for the broadcaster— scandal. but as a spokesman for the broadcaster confirms, mew-h— the broadcaster confirms, ihew-iioniw— the broadcaster confirms, they'll only be- the broadcaster confirms, they'll only be sending a oompenw— they'll only be sending a company minion. they'll only be sending a company minion . do the senior company minion. do the senior neei io— company minion. do the senior execs need to break their deepening— execs need to break their deafening silence and take some reeponeipiiiiw— deafening silence and take some responsibility over— deafening silence and take some responsibility over the alleged upe— responsibility over the alleged cover up? that's— responsibility over the alleged cover up? that's the big debate coming— cover up? that's the big debate eoming pp— cover up? that's the big debate eoming wp wim— cover up? that's the big debate coming up with my superstar penei— coming up with my superstar penei. ani— coming up with my superstar panel. and tonight , i'm joined panel. and tonight, i'm joined by panel. and tonight, i'm joined pw seeme— panel. and tonight, i'm joined by suzanne evans , rebecca reid by suzanne evans, rebecca reid and by suzanne evans, rebecca reid eni mering— by suzanne evans, rebecca reid eni meiing hie— by suzanne evans, rebecca reid and making his big debut, the former— and making his big debut, the former chancellor kwasi kwarteng and former chancellor kwasi kwarteng eni ii.— former chancellor kwasi kwarteng eni ii. wher— former chancellor kwasi kwarteng and ed, what does— former chancellor kwasi kwarteng and ed, what does kwasi think epowi— and ed, what does kwasi think epowi ine— and ed, what does kwasi think about the latest— and ed, what does kwasi think about the latest covid witch hum— about the latest covid witch hwni egeinei— about the latest covid witch hunt against boris johnson after the hunt against boris johnson after me ieeiiine— hunt against boris johnson after the deadline was— hunt against boris johnson after the deadline was today, extended for the deadline was today, extended ior ine— the deadline was today, extended for the government— the deadline was today, extended for the government to hand over his for the government to hand over hie priweie— for the government to hand over his private whatsapp messages, he-h— his private whatsapp messages, he-h reeei— his private whatsapp messages, he-h reeei in— his private whatsapp messages, he'll react in the— his private whatsapp messages, he'll react in the media buzz eieo— he'll react in the media buzz eieo on— he'll react in the media buzz eieo on me— he'll react in the media buzz also on the way—

he'll react in the media buzz also on the way seven days peiore— also on the way seven days before prince— also on the way seven days before prince harry makes his hieiorie— before prince harry makes his historic appearance in a british courtroom, becoming the first rowei— courtroom, becoming the first rowei io — courtroom, becoming the first rowei io repe— courtroom, becoming the first royal to take the— courtroom, becoming the first royal to take the stand. and giwe— royal to take the stand. and give evidence— royal to take the stand. and give evidence since the 19th century— give evidence since the 19th eeniwrw. wiii— give evidence since the 19th century. will the dukes deranged opeeeeion— century. will the dukes deranged obsession with— century. will the dukes deranged obsession with the— century. will the dukes deranged obsession with the british press peepiiree— obsession with the british press backfire? esteemed royal piogrepher— backfire? esteemed royal biographer tom bower previews herrw-e— biographer tom bower previews harry's momentous day in court in uncanceled_ harry's momentous day in court in uncanceled .— harry's momentous day in court in uncanceled . and finally, even in uncanceled. and finally, even the in uncanceled. and finally, even ihe nonn— in uncanceled. and finally, even the north london— in uncanceled. and finally, even the north london liberal elite hewe— the north london liberal elite hewe hei— the north london liberal elite have had enough of just stop oh.— have had enough of just stop op. iwerwone— have had enough of just stop oil. everyone hates him. i'm a iiperei— oil. everyone hates him. i'm a iiperei. i— oil. everyone hates him. i'm a liberal. i always— oil. everyone hates him. i'm a liberal. i always voted liberal. but it has another, more high proiiie— but it has another, more high profile islington_ but it has another, more high profile islington resident been geiiing— profile islington resident been geiiing inro— profile islington resident been getting into bed— profile islington resident been getting into bed with the eco ierrorieie— getting into bed with the eco terrorists. i'll— getting into bed with the eco terrorists. i'll bring you that ehoeping— terrorists. i'll bring you that shocking political revelation epowi— shocking political revelation about—later- shocking political revelationi about—later this about keir starmer later this howr— about keir starmer later this howrlwe-re— about keir starmer later this houriwe're-to- about keir starmer later this hour we're to name hour, we're going to name a premi— hour, we're going to name a preni-ereei— hour, we're going to name a brand great britain union brand new great britain union ieepeee— jackass. first front pages erriwing— jackass. first front pages erriwing in— jackass. first front pages arriving in mere moments, too, righi— arriving in mere moments, too, righi emer— arriving in mere moments, too, right after the— arriving in mere moments, too, right after the news headlines wim— right after the news headlines wiih peihenw— right after the news headlines with bethany elsey . i 3 right after the news headlines with bethany elsey . j? with bethany elsey. dan, thank wow.— with bethany elsey. dan, thank you. here's your top stories from the newsroom it's reported mps will grill itv in parliament next week over its handling of phillip schofield's affair with

a younger male colleague . he a younger male colleague. he quit itv and was dropped by his agency after admitting to the affair. the prince's trust has now also dropped philip as an ambassador, saying his involvement is no longer appropriate . the broadcaster appropriate. the broadcaster insists it investigated rumours at the time and that both parties categorically and repeatedly denied them . but in repeatedly denied them. but in an exclusive interview with gb news eamonn holmes accused itv of a cover up . he also told dan of a cover up. he also told dan wootton about the moment philip came out as gay. i wootton about the moment philip came out as gay . i began to feel came out as gay. i began to feel mere— came out as gay. i began to feel ihere wee— came out as gay. i began to feel ihere e— came out as gay. i began to feel there was a certain— came out as gay. i began to feel there was a certain line- 3 i33 i began to feel there was a certain line being peiiei— there was a certain line being peeiee here.— there was a certain line being padded here. i— there was a certain line being padded here. i just decided at mie— padded here. i just decided at ihie poini— padded here. i just decided at ihie poini .— padded here. i just decided at this point , not— padded here. i just decided at this point , not sure. i'm just this point, not sure. i'm just peginning— this point, not sure. i'm just peginning io— this point, not sure. i'm just beginning to feel bad vibes epowi— beginning to feel bad vibes epowi ihie. — beginning to feel bad vibes about this. i— beginning to feel bad vibes about this. i think i'm not eewing— about this. i think i'm not saying anything so i don't say enwihing— saying anything so i don't say enwihing in— saying anything so i don't say anything in the— saying anything so i don't say anything in the opener. saying anything so i don't say anything in the opener . ruth anything in the opener. ruth eewe— anything in the opener. ruth eewe wher— anything in the opener. ruth says what she— anything in the opener. ruth says what she has to say. then it says what she has to say. then i goee— says what she has to say. then i goee io— says what she has to say. then it goes to those— says what she has to say. then it goes to those two and their ehoreogrephei— it goes to those two and their choreographed knowing her choreographed way, knowing her iewiie. — choreographed way, knowing her iewiie. ihew— choreographed way, knowing her faults. they are. _ choreographed way, knowing her faults. they are. sure faults. they are. i'm sure mew-we— faults. they are. i'm sure they've rehearsed for days. they've rehearsed it for days. so they've rehearsed it for days. see-hee— they've rehearsed it for days. so - has- planned - they've rehearsed it for days. so-has-planned for. so this has been planned for some. it's been planned for some time. — some. it's been planned for some time. -ihen— it's been planned for some time. then materialises, time. and it then materialises, opwioweiw— time. and it then materialises, opwioweiw .— time. and it then materialises, opwioweiw . eii— time. and it then materialises, obviously , all is— time. and it then materialises, obviously , all is not what it

obviously, all is not what it seems because— obviously, all is not what it seems because as he has opwioweiw— seems because as he has obviously done- seems because as he has obviously done a deal with the newepeper— obviously done a deal with the newepeper for— obviously done a deal with the newspaper for to _ obviously done a deal with the newspaper for to give a version of wher— newspaper for to give a version of whei ine— newspaper for to give a version of what the newspaper knew a powning— of what the newspaper knew a downing street _ of what the newspaper knew a downing street has denied claims of e— downing street has denied claims of e pp— downing street has denied claims of a cover up after— downing street has denied claims of a cover up after delaying the eeeie— of a cover up after delaying the reieeee oi— of a cover up after delaying the release of former— of a cover up after delaying the release of former prime minister pone— release of former prime minister porie iohneon-e— release of former prime minister boris johnson's whatsapp g io— boris johnson's whatsapp messages to the covid inquiry. ine— messages to the covid inquiry. ihe ingwirw— messages to the covid inquiry. ihe ingwirw hee— messages to the covid inquiry. the inquiry has now— messages to the covid inquiry. the inquiry has now extended the deadune the inquiry has now extended the deadline for the government to hand over the unredacted messages as to thursday. the prime minister insists the government is cooperating, but the shadow health secretary, wes streeting, says he's withholding information. he streeting, says he's withholding information . he says he wants information. he says he wants the government— information. he says he wants the government to _ i3i3 he says he wants the government to cooperate with the government to cooperate with me ingwirw— the government to cooperate with me ingwirw. pm— the government to cooperate with the inquiry, but the— the government to cooperate with the inquiry, but the government has the inquiry, but the government hee peen— the inquiry, but the government has been withholding information . ine— has been withholding information . ihe ingwirw— has been withholding information . ihe ingwirw hee— has been withholding information . the inquiry has asked for one minute — . the inquiry has asked for one minute ine— . the inquiry has asked for one minute. the government says that the minute. the government says that me meeeegee— minute. the government says that the messages they— minute. the government says that the messages they have are immeieriei— the messages they have are immaterial. minute immaterial. the next minute mew-re— immaterial. the next minute ihew-re eewing— immaterial. the next minute they're saying don't exist. they're saying they don't exist. weii— they're saying they don't exist. weii whieh— they're saying they don't exist. well, which _and - they're saying they don't exist. well, which and i'm well, which is it? and i'm emeii— well, which is it? and i'm emeii ine— well, which is it? and i'm afraid the prime minister's eiipperineee— afraid the prime minister's slipperiness today has given all the impression— slipperiness today has given all the impression of— slipperiness today has given all the impression of someone who ien-i— the impression of someone who ien-i fully— the impression of someone who isn't fully committed to transparency— isn't fully committed to transparency ,- isn't fully committed to transparency , openness, transparency, openness, accountability , motty a feminist accountability, motty a feminist proieeeon— accountability, motty a feminist proieeeor. hee— accountability, motty a feminist professor, has had— accountability, motty a feminist professor, has had her talk at

priori— professor, has had her talk at oxford university, interrupted by oxford university, interrupted pw hene— oxford university, interrupted pw irene righie— oxford university, interrupted by trans rights protesters . by trans rights protesters. ieriien— by trans rights protesters. ieriien ine— by trans rights protesters. earlier, the prime- by trans rights protesters. earlier, the prime minister defended kathleen's stock's right to speak, saying debate is a hallmark of a tolerant society. but activists from the university's lgbtq+ society were booed, waved rainbow flags , and booed, waved rainbow flags, and one appeared to glue herself to the floor before being escorted out by security . rail passengers out by security. rail passengers are facing more travel disruption amid further strike action with train companies. warning services will be severely reduced. members of the drivers union aslef will walk out tomorrow and on saturday. while the rmt union is holding industrial action on friday. the move is the latest in a long running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions as passengers are being advised to plan ahead and check the times of the first and last trains . you're up to date last trains. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now

it's back to dan owen . it's back to dan owen. tomorrow's it's back to dan owen. i l tomorrow's newsnight it's back to dan owen. - l tomorrow's newsnight now it's back to dan owen. _ . tomorrow's newsnight now in our heiie puzz. — . tomorrow's newsnight now in our media buzz. _front_ . tomorrow's newsnight now in our media buzz. _front pages- media buzz. first, front pages have just been delivered hot off media buzz. first, front pages hav press been delivered hot off media buzz. first, front pages hav press .ieen delivered hot off media buzz. first, front pages hav press . and delivered hot off media buzz. first, front pages hav press . and inlivered hot off media buzz. first, front pages hav press . and in the 'ed hot off the press. and in the independent, cabinet office independent, the cabinet office say we don't have covid messages downing street says there's been no . bods downing street says there's been no . boris says, no cover up. and boris says, i've objection to disclosing i've no objection to disclosing material. so the paper us who's bluffing and we'll debate the latest witch hunt against latest covid witch hunt against the prime minister later the former prime minister later this hour. shocking story in the metro front primary school metro front page primary school teacher been sacked after teacher has been sacked after telling 14 yobs on facebook that he bring them to justice he would bring them to justice for kill for threatening to rape and kill his , despite being an his wife, despite being an obvious victim. 52 year old michael flynn lost his job over safeguarding fears. honestly, what is wrong with our country at the moment? my superstar panel back with me now, the

political commentator suzy anne evans, former chancellor kwasi kwarteng mp, making his debut, and the author and journalist rebecca reid now. breaking tonight, under fire, itv bosses will face a televised grilling by mps over the phillip schofield scandal amid blistering claims they covered up his affair with a junior male colleague . station chiefs, colleague. station chiefs, including chief executive carolyn mccall, are under pressure to appear before the commons culture, media and sports committee next tuesday to be quizzed over their response to schofield's antics. key to the probe will be the scrutiny of itv's internal investigation into scott's relationship with the young colleague who he met when he was 15 and got a job which controversially found there was no case to answer. bosses also anticipated to give their response to this bombshell revelation from former itv legend eamonn holmes. during my exclusive live interview with him yesterday . he was delivered him yesterday. he was delivered from— him yesterday. he was delivered from ihiiip-e— him yesterday. he was delivered from philip's london— 3 3 r?g he was delivered from philip's london home, weweiiw— from philip's london home, weweiiw on— from philip's london home, weweiiw on e— from philip's london home, usually on a friday morning, peewee— usually on a friday morning, because thursday was playtime

when— because thursday was playtime when he— because thursday was playtime when he eni— because thursday was playtime when he and philip would hit the own— when he and philip would hit the iown ei— when he and philip would hit the iown ei eni— when he and philip would hit the town at and then— when he and philip would hit the town at and then he obviously eiewei— town at and then he obviously stayed overnight— town at and then he obviously stayed overnight and there are reeorie— stayed overnight and there are reeorie io— stayed overnight and there are records to show— stayed overnight and there are records to show that he was prongi— records to show that he was prongi in— records to show that he was brought in the— records to show that he was brought in the next day eepereieiw— brought in the next day separately in- brought in the next day separately in cars paid for by pry.— separately in cars paid for by .w, ere— separately in cars paid for by .w, peii— separately in cars paid for by itv, cars paid for— separately in cars paid for by itv, cars paid for by itv . ' 3 itv, cars paid for by itv. and mere— itv, cars paid for by itv. and more wiii— itv, cars paid for by itv. and there will be— itv, cars paid for by itv. and there will be more difficult moments coming for itv in the next part of my interview, which is coming up just a few is coming up in just a few minutes time. is coming up in just a few minutes time . the commons probe, minutes time. the commons probe, though, has though, comes as schofield has been dramatically an been dramatically axed as an ambassador for prince's ambassador for the prince's trust king charles suella trust by king charles suella kwasi kwarteng. this scandal is now getting political . most now getting political. most select committees you have to admit, not many people tune in. this is going to be absolutely blockbuster , isn't it? the blockbuster, isn't it? the biggest media select committee since rupert murdoch had to appear after the phone hacking. i mean, i remember the rupert erioeh— i mean, i remember the rupert murdoch interview in front of the murdoch interview in front of me penei— murdoch interview in front of me penei. ine— murdoch interview in front of the panel. the most humble day of mw— the panel. the most humble day of mw hie— the panel. the most humble day of mw nee, eii— the panel. the most humble day of my life, all of— the panel. the most humble day of my life, all of that. and he iii— of my life, all of that. and he iii e— of my life, all of that. and he iii e werw— of my life, all of that. and he iii e werw gooi— of my life, all of that. and he did a very good presentation , did a very good presentation, eeieeiiw— did a very good presentation, eeiweiiw. ani— did a very good presentation, actually. and it'll be very interesting _ actually. and it'll be very interesting to _ actually. and it'll be very interesting to see what the itv

oiiieieie— interesting to see what the itv oiiieieie .— interesting to see what the itv officials , apple— interesting to see what the itv officials , apple itv executive officials, apple itv executive ioee— officials, apple itv executive ioee .— officials, apple itv executive does , because— officials, apple itv executive does , because my understanding does, because my understanding is does, because my understanding ie mei— does, because my understanding ie me i— does, because my understanding is that it won't— does, because my understanding is that it won't be— does, because my understanding is that it won't be someone very in— is that it won't be someone very in ine— is that it won't be someone very senior in the organisation. he— senior in the organisation. it's outrageous,— senior in the organisation. it's outrageous, isn't- senior in the organisation. it's outrageous, isn't it? surely carolyn mccall, the chief executive, should go. well, one would executive, should go. well, one wowii-inowgni— executive, should go. well, one would-thought that- i3,p

be leaving a minion. well, it mighi— be leaving a minion. well, it mighi noi— be leaving a minion. well, it mighi noi pe— be leaving a minion. well, it might not be a— be leaving a minion. well, it might not be a minion. it's propepiw— might not be a minion. it's probably somebody quite eerioweiw— probably somebody quite seriously. well, let's see. organisation. _ seriously. well, let's see. organisation. but let's see who it organisation. but let's see who ii-inini— organisation. but let's see who ii-inini ine— organisation. but let's see who it-think the buck- it is. but i think the buck eiope— it is. but i think the buck eiope. — it is. but i think the buck stops . well,— it is. but i think the buck stops . well, it's- it is. but i think the buck stops . �*vfii333 c it is. but i think the buck- stops . well, it's a leadership stops. well, it's a leadership like we've all seen succession, right? most sensible thing right? the most sensible thing you right? the most sensible thing wow ee— right? the most sensible thing wow io— right? the most sensible thing wow io ie— right? the most sensible thing you can do is find— ” 337 the most sensible thing you can do is find somebody else to you can do is find somebody else io pe— you can do is find somebody else io pe e— you can do is find somebody else io pe e peiew— you can do is find somebody else to be a patsy who's— you can do is find somebody else to be a patsy who's going to be a to be a patsy who's going to be e-ine— to be a patsy who's going to be a the conversation. a face for the conversation. ani— a face for the conversation. ani i— a face for the conversation. ani i mem— a face for the conversation. ani i i— a face for the conversation. and i mean, i remember, but i remember that's what you remember no, no, that's what you would do. but rupert murdoch, wno— would do. but rupert murdoch, who ie— would do. but rupert murdoch, who ie propepiw— would do. but rupert murdoch, who is probably the— 3 3? but rupert murdoch, who is probably the greatest meiie—ii who is probably the greatest- meiie—i media mogul of our time, i mean , media mogul of our time, i mean r-of_ media mogul of our time, i mean .-oi hie— media mogul of our time, i mean .-oi hie i— media mogul of our time, i mean .-oi hie i meen- media mogul of our time, i mean ,-of his i mean, in- , in terms of his i mean, in perme— , in terms of his i mean, in ierme oi— , in terms of his i mean, in ierme oi hie— , in terms of his i mean, in terms of his impact scale, not eeeie — terms of his impact scale, not eeeie im— terms of his impact scale, not eeeie i-m noi— terms of his impact scale, not scale. i'm not saying he's i'm noi— scale. i'm not saying he's i'm moi-hee— scale. i'm not saying he's i'm moi-hee e— scale. i'm not saying he's i'm not-he's a genius.- scale. i'm not saying he's i'm not he's a genius. i'm not saying he's a genius. i'm noi— not saying he's a genius. i'm moi-hee— not saying he's a genius. i'm not-he'slsaint.- not saying he's a genius. i'm not he's saint. but not saying he's a saint. but he-e— not saying he's a saint. but he-e peen— not saying he's a saint. but he's beenlvery- not saying he's a saint. but he's been very successful he's been a very successful newepeper— he's been a very successful newepeper eni— he's been a very successful newspaper and he thought fit to come - house of - newspaper and he thought fit to come house of commons. i come to the house of commons. i rernernper eeeing— come to the house of commons. i remember seeing him. and that —eeweere egol was that was eight years ago, ine— was that was eight years ago, nine-ego.— was that was eight years ago, nine-ego. ine- was that was eight years ago, nine-ago. the fun- was that was eight years ago,. nine-ago. the fun-out nine years ago. the fun day out for — nine years ago. the fun day out for senior. the— nine years ago. the fun day out for senior. the select- nine years ago. the fun day out for senior. 3 3 for senior. the select committee will back in. they will call them back in. they could do and also it's- will call them back in. theyi could do and also it's-we could do and also it's like we ieiiing— could do and also it's like we were talking about before the cover ups worse— were talking about before the cover ups worse not being. ixeeiiw— cover ups worse not being. iweeiiw righi— cover ups worse not being. exactly right. exactly right. i inimi— exactly right. exactly right. i mini—inep- think i think they're just meiing— think i think they're just making right. i think making exactly right. i think mew-re— making exactly right. i think ihew-re-ion-i- they're just i don't know wheiher— they're just i don't know whetherithink- they're just i don't know whether think an hr whether i think it's an hr he— whether i think it's an hr issue. it's an— whether i think it's an hr issue. whether i think it's an hr- issue. it's an internal problem within a company. i'm not sure

that a government issue. that it is a government issue. well, be well, they need to be overreaching think overreaching here. i think i think it's public broadcaster. think it's a public broadcaster. i it's a know, i mean, i think it's a you know, i mean, how— i think it's a you know, i mean, hoiiw eni— i think it's a you know, i mean, holly and philip— i think it's a you know, i mean, holly and philip were hugely popwier— holly and philip were hugely popwier mie— holly and philip were hugely popular this is— holly and philip were hugely popular this is a public iniereei— popular this is a public iniereei .— popular this is a public interest , that- popular this is a public interest , that big public interest, that big public iniereei— interest, that big public interest story- interest, that big public interest story . as i said interest story. as i said peiore— interest story. as i said before, the _ interest story. as i said before, the cover up is more ieweeieiing— before, the cover up is more devastating than _ before, the cover up is more devastating than than what the eeiwei— devastating than than what the eeiwei ei— devastating than than what the eeiwei ei ine— devastating than than what the actual at the moment. i?”i3 actual at the moment. all we are eeiweiiw— actual at the moment. all we are actually dealing with officially as far as we know, is a man having a questionable moral relationship with a different man. though rebekah, this is not the other big question facing itv of course, is should holly willoughby present show willoughby present the show when she's monday? she's due to return on monday? and believe you don't think and i believe you don't think ene— and i believe you don't think ehe ehowii. — and i believe you don't think she should. no,— and i believe you don't think she should. no, i- and i believe you don't think she should. iri3i she should. no, i believe she should. should. should. absolutely should. i think extraordinary that think it's extraordinary that whenever anything like this happens, woman happens, there's always a woman to blame level sort of to blame on some level sort of gender though, gender thing. it's is though, it's a gender thing. why are it's all a gender thing. why are you bringing-well- it's all a gender thing. why are you bringing-well i'm. you bringing that in? well i'm eorrw. — you bringing that in? well i'm sorry. whatever— you bringing that in? well i'm sorry. . ” you bringing that in? well i'm sorry. whatever happens, there will always be a reason that something is woman's fault. something is a woman's fault. that media treats that is how the media treats women. society, women. that's society, treats women. that's society, treats women that is just the women totally. that is just the same _sturgeon's- women totally. that is just the same _sturgeon's best. same as the sturgeon's best mate.— same as the sturgeon's best mate—this?- same as the sturgeon's besti mate._this.7 yeah, mate. did you see this? yeah, i that. — mate. did you see this? yeah, i saw that. that—

mate. did you see this? yeah, i saw that. that was— mate. did you see this? yeah, i saw that. that was the snp pence— saw that. that was the snp police investigation was based on misogyny.— police investigation was based on misogyny. — police investigation was based on misogyny. n-s— police investigation was based on misogyny. it police investigation was based on misogyny. . it is the on misogyny. it's not. it is the default— on misogyny. it's not. it is the default way— on misogyny. it's not. it is the default way that— on misogyny. it's not. it is the default way that the _ on misogyny. . it is the default way that the media treats— default way that the media treats- n-s- default way that the media treats - it's the - default way that the media treats - it's the as treats women. it's the same as blaming— treats women. it's the same as blaming carrie— treats women. it's the same as blaming carrie for— treats women. it's the same as blaming carrie for everything boris— blaming carrie for everything. boris—blame boris does. it's just they blame boris— boris does. it's just they blame boris-people. — boris does. it's just they blame boris people. boris. he boris nato people. boris. he gets— boris nato people. boris. he gets a— boris nato people. boris. he gets a huge— boris nato people. boris. he gets a huge amount of blame. the numett— gets a huge amount of blame. the number-pteeee— gets a huge amount of blame. the number pieces about number of think pieces about ute— number of think pieces about ttte-te— number of think pieces about ttte-te tt— number of think pieces about like,-is it carrie's. like, oh, how is it carrie's teutte— like, oh, how is it carrie's tautte tow— like, oh, how is it carrie's fault? how is— like, oh, how is it carrie's fault? how is she influencing ttme— fault? how is she influencing ttme tt— fault? how is she influencing him? it happens— fault? how is she influencing him? it happens every time. spetttng— him? it happens every time. speaking-gender- him? it happens every time. l speaking-gender debate, speaking of the gender debate, it tonight with it has raged on tonight with trans extremists continuing to harm cause displays harm their cause with displays of increasingly violent undertones . but let me first undertones. but let me first show you actually this sickening banner reading arm trans kids, which was brandished by activists at a let women speak eventin activists at a let women speak event in london over the weekend. the gatherings, of course, organised by kelly keane, who was attacked by trans extremists in new zealand earlier year . extremists in new zealand earlier year. this was the earlier this year. this was the moment masked thugs thought to be members got violent be antifa members got violent with peaceful attendees the with peaceful attendees at the london on sunday. london gathering on sunday. they doing a little walk they doihg a little walk around they doing a little walk around the teet— they doing a little walk around the back side— they doing a little walk around the back side of— they doing a little walk around the back side of the kyrees as they— the back side of the kyrees as they seem— the back side of the kyrees as they te— the back side of the kyrees as they seem to have kettled ttmeett— they seem to have kettled ttmeett ,— they seem to have kettled himself , which - they seem to have kettled himself, which is wonderful . himself, which is wonderful.

eeetuee— himself, which is wonderful. because . oh— himself, which is wonderful. because . oh no— himself, which is wonderful. because . oh no , stop, stop, stop because. oh no, stop, stop, stop . weve— because. oh no, stop, stop, stop . weve got— because. oh no, stop, stop, stop . we've got that— because. oh no, stop, stop, stop . we've got that on— because. oh no, stop, stop, stop . we've got that on camera. they attacked him. they attacked him. they attacked him . they attacked they attacked him. they attacked him. they attacked him. they ttttetet— him. they attacked him. they attacked him _ him. they attacked him. they attacked him .— him. they attacked him. they attacked him . _ " they attacked him. they attacked him . thiaw " they attacked him. they attacked him . mire" attacked him. meanwhile, not even the historic debating chamber at the oxford union is safe from trans extreme ism. activists riz posner, you might remember her, had her on the show a few weeks ago. you might remember them. _ show a few weeks ago. you might remember them. oh— show a few weeks ago. you might remember them. oh _ show a few weeks ago. you might remember them. oh oh,- 3 you might remember them. oh o" “ff remember them. oh oh, rebecca, wttt-s— remember them. oh oh, rebecca, what's the what's the back up ? what's the what's the back up? they called her her. she then. i'm so sorry that i've fallen foul of rebecca's woke policing . yes, i've been. i've been a ret— . yes, i've been. i've been a teat tyrant— . yes, i've been. i've been a real tyrant about— yes, i've been. i've been a real tyrant about it . c �*" real tyrant about it. it's fine. just. — real tyrant about it. it's fine. just just— real tyrant about it. c �*" just. just acknowledge it. and then— just. just acknowledge it. and then activist— just. just acknowledge it. and then activist respond. “ff then activist respond. rebecca, i then activist respond. rebecca, . ton-t— then activist respond. rebecca, . tent to— then activist respond. rebecca, . tent to the— then activist respond. rebecca, i don't do the they them thing. i'm sorry. that offends you. i'm not changing the english. don't do it. i don't. do not changing the english. don't do it. i don't . do you not call do it. i don't. do you not call sem— do it. i don't. do you not call stm tn— do it. i don't. do you not call sam in writing— do it. i don't. do you not call sam in writing ?_ do it. i don't. do you not call sam in writing ? i've- ctr» . t:t:::t . do you not call sam in writing ? i've seen you sam in writing? i've seen you eat— sam in writing? i've seen you eat sem— sam in writing? i've seen you call sam smith. _ sam in writing? i've seen you

call sam smith. i'm forced to by the publication— call sam smith. i'm forced to by the publication i'm— call sam smith. i'm forced to by the publication i'm writing to. tut— the publication i'm writing to. tut on— the publication i'm writing to. tut on my— the publication i'm writing to. tut on my stow— the publication i'm writing to. but on my show i— the publication i'm writing to. but on my show i don't.- the publication i'm writing to. but on my show i don't. now the activists responded, are glued to herself themselves , glued to herself themselves, glued herself to the chamber floor this evening, wearing at herself to the chamber floor this evening, wearing a t shirt that read no more dead trans kids. during a talk from gender critical academic kathleen stock, blasted, you stock, one critic blasted, you look like a spoilt, brainwashed child sitting between two mature adults who wish to have civil discussion. here. here. i mean, honestly . kathleen stock, great honestly. kathleen stock, great woman supported by the prime minister. absolutely. it's freedom of speech. it's great that is freedom of speech. it's great. that-is-speaking that kathleen is there speaking and that kathleen is there speaking ant tt-e— that kathleen is there speaking ant tt-e-tnat— that kathleen is there speaking and it's that tories and it's great that the tories is and it's great that the tories te—tt-e— and it's great that the tories is_|t's freedom i and it's great that the toriesj is_|t's freedom of is protesting. it's freedom of eneeen— is protesting. it's freedom of epeeenltatn— is protesting. it's freedom of speech both sides. it's speech on both sides. it's a great— speech on both sides. it's a gneattntna. — speech on both sides. it's a great thing. but- speech on both sides. it's a great thing. act" . speech on both sides. it's a great thing. ctzt . speech on both sides. it's a great thing. t:t:::t . si great thing. but don't be such a little immature rebecca little immature girl. rebecca rich, girl. don't be such rich, not a girl. don't be such a ttttte— rich, not a girl. don't be such a little immature— ?ti g 1 don't be such a little immature person. teteeea— a little immature person. rebecca kwasi- a little immature person. rebecca kwasi kwarteng. " rebecca kwasi kwarteng. suzanne ntttnts— rebecca kwasi kwarteng. suzanne himars goodness me. up next, amid itv's spiralling crisis over phillip schofield, part two of my exclusive live interview with holmes. the of my exclusive live interview with holmes . the acting with eamonn holmes. the acting is amazing. with eamonn holmes. the acting te anaztng. ne— with eamonn holmes. the acting is amazing. he falls— with eamonn holmes. the acting is amazing. he falls down- m the acting is amazing. he falls down on his knees— is amazing. he falls down on his knees enytng— is amazing. he falls down on his knees enytng . — is amazing. he falls down on his knees crying . hoo— is amazing. he falls down on his knees crying . knees crying. hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo . and i said to him,

hoo hoo. and i said to him, what's the matter? what's the mattere— what's the matter? what's the matter? — what's the matter? what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gay. what's the matter? what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gay . and i matter? i'm gay. i'm gay. and i walked over and i said, it's not

radio, all we witnessing a civil ttne— radio, all we witnessing a civil ttne new— radio, all we witnessing a civil ttne tan— radio, all we witnessing a civil time now for the— radio, all we witnessing a civil time now for the final part of my— time now for the final part of my eeaettve— time now for the final part of my exclusive interview with itv tegent— my exclusive interview with itv tegent tannann— my exclusive interview with itv legend eamonn holmes and his exntaetve— legend eamonn holmes and his eaptaetve at— legend eamonn holmes and his explosive of first— legend eamonn holmes and his explosive of first hand insight tnta— explosive of first hand insight tnta tne— explosive of first hand insight into the phillip— explosive of first hand insight into the phillip schofield eeantat. — into the phillip schofield scandal. cc. ”c; into the phillip schofield scandal. (lining g g into the phillip schofield- scandal. currently ravaging the woke broadcaster . eamonn reveals

woke broadcaster. eamonn reveals dramatic detail on the moment he was ambushed with schofield's coming out interview, why he thinks holly willoughby will never be seen on this morning again . and a bombshell again. and a bombshell disclosure on none other than meghan markle's influence on the itv hierarchy . itv hierarchy. let's get on to itv hierarchy. - - let's get on to the ttv ntetanny. — - let's get on to the queen's let's get on to the queen's funeral. - let's get on to the queen's tanenat. wett— - let's get on to the queen's funeral. well,-,- . let's get on to the queen's funeral. well,-, they- - let's get on to the queen'sl funeral. well,-, they were funeral. well, indeed, they were ttene— funeral. well, indeed, they were tnene. tney— funeral. well, indeed, they were there. they were _ funeral. well, indeed, they were there. they were there to make a ttn— there. they were there to make a tttn an— there. they were there to make a tttn an tne— there. they were there to make a film on the queen's— there. they were there to make a film on the queen's funeral. nave— film on the queen's funeral. have you— film on the queen's funeral. have you seen— film on the queen's funeral. have you seen the film? “tzirtz; have you seen the film? there no tttn. — have you seen the film? there was no film, was— have you seen the film? there was no film, was there? have you seen the film? “tzirtz; �*" , well, was no film, was there? well, apparently was no film, was there? well, appanentty tney— was no film, was there? well, apparently they were - �*" , well, apparently they were there. they tnene — apparently they were there. they tnene ta— apparently they were there. they were there to make that well , were there to make that well, tney— were there to make that well, tney — were there to make that well, they were there. _ were there to make that well, they were there. that's the atttetat— they were there. that's the official line _ they were there. that's the official line given by the enter— official line given by the etttan at— official line given by the editor of the— official line given by the editor of the programme, that tney— editor of the programme, that tney nee— editor of the programme, that they were there _ editor of the programme, that they were there to make a film. now:— they were there to make a film. new. antess— they were there to make a film. now, unless there's any documentary- now, unless there's any documentary evidence this , i documentary evidence of this, i neatt— documentary evidence of this, i neatt nat— documentary evidence of this, i neatt pat tt— documentary evidence of this, i waatt pat tt ta— documentary evidence of this, i would put it to you. that is anatnen— would put it to you. that is another lie. _ would put it to you. that is another lie. so— would put it to you. that is another lie. so philip schofield atntts— another lie. so philip schofield atntts ne— another lie. so philip schofield admits he lies— another lie. so philip schofield admits he lies itv lie . the

admits he lies itv lie. the state— admits he lies itv lie. the state ts— admits he lies itv lie. the ptaee ts a— admits he lies itv lie. the place is a den— admits he lies itv lie. the place is a den of iniquity, an atsatate— place is a den of iniquity, an absolute den— place is a den of iniquity, an absolute den of— place is a den of iniquity, an absolute den of iniquity which tnngs— absolute den of iniquity which tnnas as— absolute den of iniquity which tnnas as ta— absolute den of iniquity which brings us to that— absolute den of iniquity which brings us to that night unant— brings us to that night drunk and— brings us to that night drunk and confer- brings us to that night drunk and confer wanted phillip holly various executives speaking about what had gone on and then lo and behold, eamonn just a few days later , you're just a few days later, you're asked out of the blue, confronted and ambushed. you might say to reveal that phillip was going to come out as gay. so what happened that night at the national television awards, from your perspective, and how did it lead phillip coming out? lead on to phillip coming out? well there's a of things well there's a couple of things i'd to say. first of all, i'd like to say. first of all, tne— i'd like to say. first of all, the national— t: l first of all, the national television awards, tnene— the national television awards, tnene ts— the national television awards, tnene ts tnts— the national television awards, there is this event which you've got there is this event which you've eat to— there is this event which you've got to understand _ there is this event which you've got to understand morning got to understand this morning anten—tnttttn- got to understand this morning under_ phillip andi under the guise of phillip and natty— under the guise of phillip and natty ts— under the guise of phillip and natty ts a— under the guise of phillip and natty ts a very— under the guise of phillip and

holly is a very false existent a f a holly is a very false existent a t a t. — holly is a very false existent a t a t. t— holly is a very false existent a t a t. t nan-t— holly is a very false existent a f a f. i won't tell— holly is a very false existent a f a f. i won't tell you those tantttans— f a f. i won't tell you those ignitions initials- f a f. i won't tell you those ignitions initials stand for. wene— ignitions initials stand for. were att— ignitions initials stand for. were att ta— ignitions initials stand for. we're off to the— ignitions initials stand for. we're off to the watershed. i can work it out, but the first word is false . and the second word is false. and the second natt— word is false. and the second want ts— word is false. and the second want ts. as— word is false. and the second want ts. as yaa— word is false. and the second word is, as you can- : and the second word is, as you can leave it, tne— word is, as you can leave it, tne tntnt— word is, as you can leave it, the third word— word is, as you can leave it, the third word and they are then attanet— the third word and they are then attanet ta— the third word and they are then allowed to turn— the third word and they are then allowed to turn up— the third word and they are then allowed to turn up the next day atvasattna— allowed to turn up the next day advocating the _ allowed to turn up the next day advocating the use of drink or sanetntna— advocating the use of drink or something else.— advocating the use of drink or something else. i— advocating the use of drink or something else. i don't know. at ant— something else. i don't know. at ant stt— something else. i don't know. at ant stt an— something else. i don't know. at ant stt an a— something else. i don't know. at and sit on a couch.— something else. i don't know. at and sit on a couch. i am so tnant— and sit on a couch. i am so tnant t— and sit on a couch. i am so drunk i haven't— and sit on a couch. i am so drunk i haven't been to bed or i naven-t— drunk i haven't been to bed or i naven-t teen— drunk i haven't been to bed or i haven't been to— drunk i haven't been to bed or i haven't been to bed. either i'm tnant— haven't been to bed. either i'm tank at— haven't been to bed. either i'm drunk or whatever,— haven't been to bed. either i'm drunk or whatever, whatever. and yet t— drunk or whatever, whatever. and yet t w— drunk or whatever, whatever. and yet t w tnts— drunk or whatever, whatever. and yet t w tnts ts— drunk or whatever, whatever. and yet i tv this is at— drunk or whatever, whatever. and yet i tv this is at a— drunk or whatever, whatever. and yet i tv this is at a time with a tegasy— yet i tv this is at a time with a tegaey at— yet i tv this is at a time with a legacy of anthemic parkland. tavety— a legacy of anthemic parkland. tayety tenant— a legacy of anthemic parkland. lovely fellow, lovely fella who tn— lovely fellow, lovely fella who was in a driving— lovely fellow, lovely fella who was in a driving accident where aeaate— was in a driving accident where aeaate nee— was in a driving accident where people were injured and he was anten— people were injured and he was anten tne— people were injured and he was under the influence of drink . under the influence of drink. ant— under the influence of drink. ant yet— under the influence of drink. ant yet tney— under the influence of drink. and yet they can— under the influence of drink. and yet they can promote that tatn — and yet they can promote that tatn ant— and yet they can promote that tatn ant t— and yet they can promote that ruth and i are— and yet they can promote that ruth and i are prevent did from atventstng— ruth and i are prevent did from advertising chocolate in an advert— advertising chocolate in an advert because— advertising chocolate in an advert because it is a poisonous

fantast— advert because it is a poisonous anatast. tt— advert because it is a poisonous product. it would— advert because it is a poisonous product. it would be poisonous to product. it would be poisonous ta atventse— product. it would be poisonous to advertise chocolate as aatsanaas— to advertise chocolate as poisonous and- to advertise chocolate as poisonous and you're not going to poisonous and you're not going ta te— poisonous and you're not going to be allowed— poisonous and you're not going to be allowed to— poisonous and you're not going to be allowed to do it. so you want— to be allowed to do it. so you naatt taat— to be allowed to do it. so you would look and— to be allowed to do it. so you would look and as— to be allowed to do it. so you would look and as freelance anten— would look and as freelance nntens — would look and as freelance writers were all— would look and as freelance writers were all freelancers and gat— writers were all freelancers and eat ta— writers were all freelancers and eat ta ean— writers were all freelancers and we've got to earn our living. neaate— we've got to earn our living. neaate tntnt— we've got to earn our living. people think we're guaranteed a ttvtng— people think we're guaranteed a ttytng taneven— people think we're guaranteed a living forever. and— people think we're guaranteed a living forever. and whatever. so natty— living forever. and whatever. so natty ant— living forever. and whatever. so holly and philip— living forever. and whatever. so holly and philip ,— living forever. and whatever. so holly and philip, he can sell cars, she can— holly and philip, he can sell cars, she can sell— holly and philip, he can sell cars, she can sell whatever she wants— cars, she can sell whatever she wants tat— cars, she can sell whatever she wants, but she's— cars, she can sell whatever she wants, but she's worried about not wants, but she's worried about nat-atte— wants, but she's worried about nat-atte ta— wants, but she's worried about not-able to sell- wants, but she's worried about not able to sell anything not being able to sell anything naw-ne— not being able to sell anything naw-ne tnaoe- not being able to sell anything now her image may well now because her image may well be now because her image may well te-tesaase— now because her image may well te-tesaase sne-s- be damaged because she's assastatet— be damaged because she's associated_now| be damaged because she'si associated—now . be damaged because she's- associated_now . but associated with philip now. but tnese— associated with philip now. but tnese ae— associated with philip now. but these are rules— associated with philip now. but these are rules for— associated with philip now. but these are rules for one and rates— these are rules for one and rates tan— these are rules for one and rules for the— these are rules for one and rules for the other . does that rules for the other. does that make— rules for the other. does that make me— rules for the other. does that make me bitter?— rules for the other. does that make me bitter? maybe it does. nayte— make me bitter? maybe it does. nayte tt— make me bitter? maybe it does. nayte tt taes— make me bitter? maybe it does. maybe it does make me bitter. nat— maybe it does make me bitter. nat ant— maybe it does make me bitter. nat ant sa— maybe it does make me bitter. but and so they— maybe it does make me bitter. but and so they come in doing tnetn— but and so they come in doing tnetn want— but and so they come in doing their drunk act— but and so they come in doing their drunk act the next day. so it's their drunk act the next day. so tt-s ettnen— their drunk act the next day. so tt-s enter an— their drunk act the next day. so it's either an act,— their drunk act the next day. so it's either an act, in which tt-s— it's either an act, in which case it's false— it's either an act, in which case it's false or- it's either an act, in which case it's false or they are want.— case it's false or they are want. tn— case it's false or they are drunk, in which- case it's false or they are drunk, in which it should drunk, in which case it should nat— drunk, in which case it should nat te— drunk, in which case it should not be allied.— drunk, in which case it should not be allied. well, because tast— not be allied. well, because fast a— not be allied. well, because fast a few— not be allied. well, because just a few days— not be allied. well, because just a few days later you are eaten.— just a few days later you are eaten-wew- just a few days later you are called,-very earlyi just a few days later you are. called,-very early on called, i believe, very early on a-nantne— called, i believe, very early on a-nantne — called, i believe, very early on a-morning. yeah.- called, i believe, very early on a morning. “43?" /t:::t. called, i believe, very early on. a-morning. yeah. you had a friday morning. yeah. you had no notice? no, no, no. you were due to be presenting a normal show and you're called and show and then you're called and told what. right. so i'm driving in told what. right. so i'm driving tn at— told what. right. so i'm driving tn at that— told what. right. so i'm driving in at philip will— told what. right. so i'm driving

in at philip will be— oitt: right. so i'm driving in at philip will be arriving oitot: right. so i'm driving in at philip will be arriving in to in at philip will be arriving in ta appea— in at philip will be arriving in ta aaaean an— in at philip will be arriving in to appear on the— in at philip will be arriving in to appear on the program today. we to appear on the program today. we cant— to appear on the program today. we cant ten— to appear on the program today. we can't tell you— to appear on the program today. we can't tell you .— to appear on the program today. we can't tell you . we can't we can't tell you. we can't tett— we can't tell you. we can't tett. we— we can't tell you. we can't tell. we host— we can't tell you. we can't tell. we host it— we can't tell you. we can't tell. we host it today. holly wttt— tell. we host it today. holly wttt te— tell. we host it today. holly will be coming— tell. we host it today. holly will be coming in as well. you wttt— will be coming in as well. you wttt te— will be coming in as well. you will be hosting— will be coming in as well. you will be hosting bits of the program-— will be hosting bits of the program nat— will be hosting bits of the program. but they have got sanetntno— program. but they have got something to— program. but they have got something to say. i'm thinking, oh, something to say. i'm thinking, an. oaat— something to say. i'm thinking, oh, good. hopefully he's going, you oh, good. hopefully he's going, yaa tnaw— oh, good. hopefully he's going, you know, hurrah— oh, good. hopefully he's going, you know, hurrah .— oh, good. hopefully he's going, you know, hurrah . but it wasn't you know, hurrah. but it wasn't it you know, hurrah. but it wasn't tt wasnt— you know, hurrah. but it wasn't tt wasnt ta— you know, hurrah. but it wasn't it wasn't to be— you know, hurrah. but it wasn't it wasn't to be because even you cant— it wasn't to be because even you san-t-ntn — it wasn't to be because even you can't-him enough.- it wasn't to be because even you can't him enough. so can't shame him enough. so anyway— can't shame him enough. so anyway .— can't shame him enough. so anyway . ne— can't shame him enough. so anyway , he comes into our anyway, he comes into our tnesstno— anyway, he comes into our tnesstno aan— anyway, he comes into our dressing room and he falls down on dressing room and he falls down an nts— dressing room and he falls down an nts tnees— dressing room and he falls down an nts tnees .— dressing room and he falls down on his knees. i— dressing room and he falls down on his knees. i mean, the acting is on his knees. i mean, the acting ts anaztne— on his knees. i mean, the acting ts anaztno. ne— on his knees. i mean, the acting is amazing. he falls down in his knees— is amazing. he falls down in his knees snytno— is amazing. he falls down in his knees snytno . — is amazing. he falls down in his knees crying . woo— is amazing. he falls down in his knees crying . knees crying. woo hoo hoo hoo hoo . and i said to him, what's hoo. and i said to him, what's the matter? what's the matter? i'm gay. i'm gay. and i ”7’ what's the matter? tide; tide; and i walked i'm gay. i'm gay. and i walked aaant— i'm gay. i'm gay. and i walked aaant t— i'm gay. i'm gay. and i walked around. i said— i'm gay. i'm gay. and i walked around. i said ,— i'm gay. i'm gay. and i walked around. i said , oh,— i'm gay. i'm gay. and i walked around. i said , oh, it's- 9;th tide; and i walked around. i said , oh, it's not around. i said, oh, it's not att— around. i said, oh, it's not an. wett— around. i said, oh, it's not all. well, what— around. i said, oh, it's not all. well, what is this? what? wnat— all. well, what is this? what? wnat ts— all. well, what is this? what? wnat ts tte— all. well, what is this? what? wnat ts tte t— all. well, what is this? what? what is it? i thought he'd ttttet— what is it? i thought he'd ttttet a— what is it? i thought he'd killed a child— what is it? i thought he'd killed a child or something, and i killed a child or something, and t staat— killed a child or something, and t staat ntn — killed a child or something, and t staat ntn an.— killed a child or something, and i stood him up. i— killed a child or something, and i stood him up. i pulled him up ant— i stood him up. i pulled him up ant t— i stood him up. i pulled him up ant t sata— i stood him up. i pulled him up and i said, what— i stood him up. i pulled him up and i said, what are you talking ataate— and i said, what are you talking ataate wnat.— and i said, what are you talking about? what, so— and i said, what are you talking about? what, so you're gay? and tnat— about? what, so you're gay? and tnat net— about? what, so you're gay? and tnat ttet tnta— about? what, so you're gay? and that tied into a— about? what, so you're gay? and that tied into a lot— about? what, so you're gay? and that tied into a lot of things tnat— that tied into a lot of things tnat yaa— that tied into a lot of things that you know,— that tied into a lot of things that you know, you may have neat.— that you know, you may have neat-t— that you know, you may have heard.-i think— that you know, you may have heard. i think anybody to be heard. and i think anybody to be tnansanet— heard. and i think anybody to be imprisoned-life— heard. and i think anybody to be imprisoned life that isn't

imprisoned in a life that isn't tae— imprisoned in a life that isn't tnae—te- imprisoned in a life that isn'ti true—be totally true to them would be totally wan-o — true to them would be totally wan-o ant — true to them would be totally wano ant we— true to them would be totally wrong. and we were very saaaanttwe— wrong. and we were very supportive. ruth wrong. and we were very supportive.-ruth him supportive. and ruth hugged him and supportive. and ruth hugged him ant we— supportive. and ruth hugged him ant we sat— supportive. and ruth hugged him and we said, look,— supportive. and ruth hugged him and we said, look, we'll stand by and we said, look, we'll stand nay—away.- and we said, look, we'll stand ty—atay. t- and we said, look, we'll stand ty—atay. t neanl and we said, look, we'll stand ty—atay. t .i by you. it's all okay. i mean, it by you. it's all okay. i mean, tt waattn-t— by you. it's all okay. i mean, it wouldn't enter— by you. it's all okay. i mean, it wouldn't enter our minds that the it wouldn't enter our minds that tne nan— it wouldn't enter our minds that the man would— it wouldn't enter our minds that the man would have been discriminated— the man would have been discriminated against for being gav- — discriminated against for being gay. sa— discriminated against for being gay. sa we— discriminated against for being gay. sa we ewe— discriminated against for being gay. so we were very , very gay. so we were very, very saaaantwe— gay. so we were very, very saaaantwe at— gay. so we were very, very supportive of that. do you feel you— supportive of that. do you feel yaa ewe— supportive of that. do you feel you were used?— supportive of that. do you feel you were used? _ supportive of that. do you feel you were used? o" attiii supportive of that. do you feel you were used? o" you were used? oh, boy, were we used. we you were used? oh, boy, were we aset. we went— you were used? oh, boy, were we used. we went to— you were used? oh, boy, were we used. we went to the- you were used? o" attiii o: we went to the studio you were used? o" attiii : we went to the studio and used. we went to the studio and sat— used. we went to the studio and satt ntss— used. we went to the studio and satt ntss natty— used. we went to the studio and said miss holly took— o: we went to the studio and said miss holly took over with a ane-aneaanet— said miss holly took over with a pre—prepared statement for miss natty. — pre—prepared statement for miss natty. tt-s— pre—prepared statement for miss holly. it's supposed to be tysteats. — holly. it's supposed to be dyslexic. she _ holly. it's supposed to be dyslexic. she read this very, very— dyslexic. she read this very, very wett— dyslexic. she read this very, very well, read _ dyslexic. she read this very, very well, read this incredibly tang— very well, read this incredibly long statement.— very well, read this incredibly long statement. very, very well . ant— long statement. very, very well . ant sa— long statement. very, very well . ant sa tney— long statement. very, very well . and so they knew— long statement. very, very well . and so they knew in advance tnene— . and so they knew in advance tnene wttn— . and so they knew in advance there with the _ . and so they knew in advance there with the same agents as we are, we're not informed of this in are, we're not informed of this tn taae — are, we're not informed of this tn taae sa— are, we're not informed of this in advance. so we're taken for taats. — in advance. so we're taken for taats. sa— in advance. so we're taken for taats. sa we— in advance. so we're taken for fools. so we get— in advance. so we're taken for fools. so we get there and ruth is fools. so we get there and ruth ts sanstantty— fools. so we get there and ruth is constantly asked by emma nanny.— is constantly asked by emma sanntey. tne— is constantly asked by emma gormley, the director of daytime . ant— gormley, the director of daytime . ant nann— gormley, the director of daytime , and martin frizzelle, the entan— , and martin frizzelle, the etttan at— , and martin frizzelle, the editor of the— , and martin frizzelle, the editor of the program. right. do you editor of the program. right. do yaa want— editor of the program. right. do yaa want as— editor of the program. right. do yaa want as ta— editor of the program. right. do you want us to write something for you want us to write something tan yaa?— you want us to write something tan yaae na— you want us to write something tan yaae aa yaa— you want us to write something for you? do you want a script? do for you? do you want a script? aa yaa— for you? do you want a script? aa yaa want— for you? do you want a script? aa yaa want ta— for you? do you want a script? do you want to say this? do you want— do you want to say this? do you want ta— do you want to say this? do you want ta say. — do you want to say this? do you want to say, what— do you want to say this? do you want to say, what are you going to want to say, what are you going ta says— want to say, what are you going ta saye ane— want to say, what are you going to say? are .sure?- want to say, what are you going to say? are sure? are you to say? are you sure? are you

sane-wnat— to say? are you sure? are you sure-what you're- to say? are you sure? are you sure what you're going to sure about what you're going to say?— sure about what you're going to sayelwe— sure about what you're going to sayelwe-teoan- sure about what you're going to say? .we - began to - sure about what you're going to say? we began to feel say? so we then began to feel tnene— say? so we then began to feel tnene was— say? so we then began to feel tnene a— say? so we then began to feel there was a certain line being eaten— there was a certain line being aattet nee.— there was a certain line being patted here. we— there was a certain line being patted here. we said, no, no, wnat— patted here. we said, no, no, no, no. what i'm— patted here. we said, no, no, no, no. what i'm going to say us tettewtna— no, no. what i'm going to say us believing-truth— no, no. what i'm going to say us believing-truthlthat- believing the truth is that nnttta— believing the truth is that philip revealing. philip is revealing. he's oetttno— philip is revealing. he's- oetttno—tatn at getting coming out and ruth ad libs getting coming out and ruth ad was wttnaat— getting coming out and ruth ad libs without any— getting coming out and ruth ad libs without any autocue or anytntno— libs without any autocue or anytntno etse— libs without any autocue or anything else .— libs without any autocue or anything else . i- libs without any autocue or anything else . i just decided at anything else. i just decided at tnts— anything else. i just decided at we want— anything else. i just decided at we aatnt .— anything else. i just decided at this point , not— anything else. i just decided at this point , not sure. just this point, not sure. i'm just beginning— this point, not sure. i'm just teotnntno ta— this point, not sure. i'm just beginning to feel bad vibes ataat— beginning to feel bad vibes ataat tnts. — beginning to feel bad vibes about this. i— beginning to feel bad vibes about this. i think. i'm not saytno— about this. i think. i'm not saying anything so i don't say anytntno— saying anything so i don't say anything-opener.- saying anything so i don't say anything opener. ruth anything in the opener. ruth says— anything in the opener. ruth says wnat— anything in the opener. ruth says what she— anything in the opener. ruth says what she has to say. then it says what she has to say. then tt taes— says what she has to say. then tt oaes ta— says what she has to say. then it goes to those— says what she has to say. then it goes to those two and their enaneaonaanet— it goes to those two and their. choreographed—her choreographed way. knowing her taatts. — choreographed way. knowing her taatts—sane- faults. they are. i'm sure tney-we— faults. they are. i'm sure they've rehearsed for days as they've rehearsed it for days as to they've rehearsed it for days as ta-tney— they've rehearsed it for days as ta-tney — they've rehearsed it for days as to _they were _to - they've rehearsed it for days as to _they were _to sayj to what they were going to say ant— to what they were going to say ant-ant— to what they were going to say antlant wna— to what they were going to say and i and who _to i to what they were going to say. and-and who _to hug and do and who was going to hug and do and who was going to hug ant-was— and do and who was going to hug ant-was very— and do and who was going to hug and was very specific and holly was very specific ataat— and holly was very specific ataat-sne- and holly was very specific about-she sat,- and holly was very specific about she sat, where about where she sat, where nnttta— about where she sat, where nnttta sat.— about where she sat, where philip sat, where ruth sat, wnene— philip sat, where ruth sat, wnenelsat.— philip sat, where ruth sat, whereisat. it— philip sat, where ruth sat, where sat. it was where i sat. it was all choreographed then where i sat. it was all- choreographed .then we choreographed right then we nattse— choreographed right then we nattse tne — choreographed right then we notice the sun— choreographed right then we notice the sun newspapers here. so notice the sun newspapers here. sa tne— notice the sun newspapers here. sa tne stany— notice the sun newspapers here. sa tne stay was— notice the sun newspapers here. so the story was sold to the sun newspaper.— so the story was sold to the sun newspaper. tne— so the story was sold to the sun newspaper, the head, the attestat— newspaper, the head, the director of _ newspaper, the head, the director of programs , kevin director of programs, kevin lyso— director of programs, kevin tyoa. was— director of programs, kevin lygo, was there _ director of programs, kevin lygo, was there for itv, the attestat— lygo, was there for itv, the ttnestan at— lygo, was there for itv, the director of daytime dame emma nanny.— director of daytime dame emma nanntey. was— director of daytime dame emma gormley, was there and martin tnzett— gormley, was there and martin tnzett was— gormley, was there and martin frizell was there. _ gormley, was there and martin frizell was there. the editor ,

frizell was there. the editor, tne— frizell was there. the editor, tne agents.— frizell was there. the editor, the agents, james grant ymu were tnene— the agents, james grant ymu were tnene tan— the agents, james grant ymu were tnene tan att— the agents, james grant ymu were there for all of— the agents, james grant ymu were there for all of this. _ the agents, james grant ymu were there for all of this. and we tetan— there for all of this. and we began ta— there for all of this. and we began to feel— there for all of this. and we began to feel this is not our snaw— began to feel this is not our snaw at— began to feel this is not our our show at all. - began to feel this is not our our show at all. so this has been planned for some it's been planned for some time. and it then materialises.— planned for some time. and it then materialises. and- "3 o and it then materialises. and obviously all then materialises. and obviously att ts— then materialises. and obviously att ts nat— then materialises. and obviously all is not what— then materialises. and obviously all is not what it— then materialises. and obviously all is not what it seems is teaase— all is not what it seems is teas ne— all is not what it seems is because he has- all is not what it seems is because he has obviously done a teat— because he has obviously done a teat wttn— because he has obviously done a teat wttn tne— because he has obviously done a deal with the newspaper to give awtestan at— deal with the newspaper to give a version of what— deal with the newspaper to give a version of what the newspaper knew— a version of what the newspaper tnew .— a version of what the newspaper tnew . ant — a version of what the newspaper tnew . ant tt— a version of what the newspaper knew . and it was— a version of what the newspaper knew . and it was all a bit weird knew. and it was all a bit weird at tnat— knew. and it was all a bit weird at tnat stage.— knew. and it was all a bit weird at that stage, though i believed he at that stage, though i believed ne was— at that stage, though i believed ne gay— at that stage, though i believed ne oay ant— at that stage, though i believed he was gay and that's what he santno— he was gay and that's what he was coming out— he was gay and that's what he was coming out and that was the tntatnattan— was coming out and that was the information that— was coming out and that was the information that we were given. we information that we were given. we ewe— information that we were given. we ttet— information that we were given. we were lied to.— information that we were given. we were lied to. and ruth and i, to we were lied to. and ruth and i, ta tnts— we were lied to. and ruth and i, ta tnts tay— we were lied to. and ruth and i, ta tnts tay ae— we were lied to. and ruth and i, to this day are embarrassed and asnanet— to this day are embarrassed and ashamed when— to this day are embarrassed and ashamed when we— to this day are embarrassed and ashamed when we see those ttstates— ashamed when we see those ttetanes wnen— ashamed when we see those pictures, when we see the tattets— pictures, when we see the tattets .— pictures, when we see the toilets , that— pictures, when we see the toilets , that some people who toilets, that some people who are toilets, that some people who tantatet— toilets, that some people who are tortured by— toilets, that some people who are tortured by their sexuality nawe — are tortured by their sexuality nawe ta — are tortured by their sexuality nawe ta 90 — are tortured by their sexuality have to go through. and this man . tnts— have to go through. and this man . we a— have to go through. and this man , was this a cover— have to go through. and this man , was this a cover up— have to go through. and this man , was this a cover up for sanetntno— , was this a cover up for something else? and something etse— something else? and something etse wnen— something else? and something else which does— something else? and something else which does not reflect well on else which does not reflect well an tten— else which does not reflect well an tnen. on— else which does not reflect well on them. of course,— else which does not reflect well on them. of course, bearing in ntnt— on them. of course, bearing in ntnt nts— on them. of course, bearing in mind his brother— on them. of course, bearing in mind his brother is now a canned— mind his brother is now a convicted as— mind his brother is now a convicted as well. so we feel anony- — convicted as well. so we feel

anony. we— convicted as well. so we feel anony. we teet— convicted as well. so we feel angry. we feel angry about that. we angry. we feel angry about that. we teet— angry. we feel angry about that. we teet aset— angry. we feel angry about that. we feel used. just— angry. we feel angry about that. we feel used. just finally , we feel used. just finally, tnete— we feel used. just finally, there seems— we feel used. just finally, there seems to- we feel used. just finally, there seems to be a real tattttsat— there seems to be a real political element to all of tnts— political element to all of this, because— political element to all of this, because philip schofield was protected _ this, because philip schofield was protected . _ this, because philip schofield was protected . /ti.t. this, because philip schofield was protected . v/tit. citing was protected. you went gerry me? kyle went, piers morgan went carol mcgiffin went. it feels like if anyone questions carolyn mccall's woke narrative, they are out. absolutely absolutely. i'd say are out. absolutely absolutely. t-t say tnat-s— titii; clio; absolutely. i'd say that's absolutely no qaesttan— i'd say that's absolutely no question about— i'd say that's absolutely no question about that . they like a question about that. they like a senatn— question about that. they like a senatn arena— question about that. they like a certain order, even— question about that. they like a certain order, even if that arter— certain order, even if that attet ts— certain order, even if that order is corrupt- certain order, even if that order is corrupt, it doesn't matter— order is corrupt, it doesn't matter tt— order is corrupt, it doesn't matter if they're bending the rates— matter if they're bending the rates at— matter if they're bending the rules or breaking the rules. but as tang— rules or breaking the rules. but as tang as— rules or breaking the rules. but as tano as tney— rules or breaking the rules. but as long as they instigate tasttawn— as long as they instigate lockdown, then they it's their way— lockdown, then they it's their way an— lockdown, then they it's their way an tne — lockdown, then they it's their way or the highway. but but i mean, none of— way or the highway. but but i mean, none of them are even nanest.— mean, none of them are even nanest. t— mean, none of them are even nanest. t mean— mean, none of them are even honest. i mean, mccall never for tnaaon— honest. i mean, mccall never for even though the— honest. i mean, mccall never for even though the order came from her even though the order came from net ta— even though the order came from net ta get— even though the order came from net ta oet nt— even though the order came from her to get rid of— even though the order came from her to get rid of me— even though the order came from her to get rid of me through her tastey— her to get rid of me through her tastey ant— her to get rid of me through her taetey ant ny— her to get rid of me through her lackey and my gormless sorry tnna— lackey and my gormless sorry emma gormley— lackey and my gormless sorry emma gormley and there's never a

onen— emma gormley and there's never a otwen tney— emma gormley and there's never a reason given they can't be attnant— reason given they can't be upfront about— reason given they can't be upfront about it and there does ta— upfront about it and there does ta te— upfront about it and there does ta te a— upfront about it and there does seem to be a political element. i seem to be a political element. t mean— seem to be a political element. i mean, even if,— seem to be a political element. i mean, even if, as— seem to be a political element. i mean, even if, as i— seem to be a political element. i mean, even if, as i was told ant— i mean, even if, as i was told ant t— i mean, even if, as i was told ant t wasnt— i mean, even if, as i was told and i wasn't found- i mean, even if, as i was told and i wasn't found guilty of anytntno— and i wasn't found guilty of anytntno wa— and i wasn't found guilty of anything via ofcom or anyone etse— anything via ofcom or anyone etse .— anything via ofcom or anyone etse . tt— anything via ofcom or anyone etse . tt was— anything via ofcom or anyone else , it was through me saying else, it was through me saying to else, it was through me saying ta a— else, it was through me saying ta a netatten— else, it was through me saying ta a tetanet .— else, it was through me saying to a reporter , the— else, it was through me saying to a reporter , the reporter to a reporter, the reporter saytno— to a reporter, the reporter saytno tn— to a reporter, the reporter saytno ts ts— to a reporter, the reporter saying 5g is perfectly safe. of tn— saying 5g is perfectly safe. of tn ts— saying 5g is perfectly safe. of course, 5g is perfectly safe. ant— course, 5g is perfectly safe. ant t— course, 5g is perfectly safe. ant t sata— course, 5g is perfectly safe. and i said, who— course, 5g is perfectly safe. and i said, who says so? i said, wett— and i said, who says so? i said, wett tnat-s— and i said, who says so? i said, well, that's what— and i said, who says so? i said, well, that's what the government's saying. that's what ewenytaty— government's saying. that's what ewenytaty says. — government's saying. that's what ewenytaty says. t— government's saying. that's what everybody says. i said, well, you— everybody says. i said, well, yaa snaatt— everybody says. i said, well, you should always be free to aaesttan— you should always be free to qaesttan tne— you should always be free to question the narrative. kyiv now:— question the narrative. kyiv now, apparently that was eqatwatent— now, apparently that was equivalent to— now, apparently that was equivalent to saying 5g equivalent to me saying 5g sweats— equivalent to me saying 5g spreads covid,— equivalent to me saying 5g spreads covid, which i never sata— spreads covid, which i never once said, but— spreads covid, which i never once said, but i— spreads covid, which i never once said, but i said that you snaatt— once said, but i said that you snaatt te— once said, but i said that you should be able— once said, but i said that you should be able to— once said, but i said that you should be able to question the nanattwe— should be able to question the narrative about— should be able to question the narrative about all things, wnen— narrative about all things, wntsn ts— narrative about all things, which is the— narrative about all things, which is the job of a journalist . wett— which is the job of a journalist . wett at— which is the job of a journalist . well, of course— which is the job of a journalist . well, of course it— which is the job of a journalist . well, of course it is. of tt— . well, of course it is. of course it is.— . well, of course it is. of course it is. you- . well, of course it is. of course it is. you know, they say stoatette— course it is. you know, they say cigarette smoking— course it is. you know, they say cigarette smoking was safe. they say atsanat— cigarette smoking was safe. they say alcohol abuse— cigarette smoking was safe. they say alcohol abuse is safe and ten— say alcohol abuse is safe and then suddenly— say alcohol abuse is safe and then suddenly it's not safe. oh, teat.— then suddenly it's not safe. oh, teat. ant— then suddenly it's not safe. oh, dear. and will— then suddenly it's not safe. oh, dear. and will change your mind on dear. and will change your mind an-caatt— dear. and will change your mind an-caatt yaa— dear. and will change your mind on could you believe on this. could you believe a want— on this. could you believe a ward tnat— on this. could you believe a word that-out?- on this. could you believe a word that-out? a- on this. could you believe a word that out? a lot of word that comes out? a lot of tnese— word that comes out? a lot of these government— word that comes out? a lot of- these government-what these government you know what canes-at— these government you know what canes-at ten— these government you know what comes of ten downing street. comes out of ten downing street. so-downin9_ comes out of ten downing street. ta-tawntno-aat- so if ten downing street got tnttaense— so if ten downing street got influence answer yes. influence on itv? answer yes.

they— influence on itv? answer yes. tney tat — influence on itv? answer yes. tney nat nat— influence on itv? answer yes. they had had had— influence on itv? answer yes. they had had had certain advertisers— they had had had certain advertisers influence. yes. advertisers got influence. yes. yes:— advertisers got influence. yes. tes—sata- yes, they had. they said sattenty— yes, they had. they said suddenly represent 5g and suddenly we represent 5g and oatno— suddenly we represent 5g and oatno ta— suddenly we represent 5g and we're going to withdraw £10 nttttan— we're going to withdraw £10 nttttan at— we're going to withdraw £10 million of advertising from you if million of advertising from you tt—nt— million of advertising from you tt—ntltnts- if you don't get rid of this guy- — if you don't get rid of this oay. ant— if you don't get rid of this guy. and .there- if you don't get rid of this guy. ' otirti; if you don't get rid of this- guy. and .there was one guy. and then there was one other of course, who had other person, of course, who had a lot of influence on carolyn mccall, certain miss markle, mccall, a certain miss markle, who didn't like the fact that you had criticised her in the past, didn't like the fact that piers morgan didn't believe her lies. so she seems to have a lot of influence on woke itv. now i think the way of dealing with carolyn mccall and meghan markle and whatever is to laugh at them and whatever is to laugh at them and to laugh at their wokery and just laugh really, seriously, seriously , because they're seriously, because they're humourless , they're all humourless, they're all humourless, they're all humourless and i would think now we're at a stage where i tv and their share price, which will have dipped and money talks is that you've got to look at how she's running the station, what she's running the station, what she allows to happen . kevin she allows to happen. kevin lygo, who stares— she allows to happen. kevin lygo, who stares ,- she allows to happen. kevin lygo, who stares , is- " kevin lygo, who stares , is silent on lygo, who stares, is silent on ewenytntno—

lygo, who stares, is silent on ewenytntno ant— lygo, who stares, is silent on everything and should not be attawet— everything and should not be attawet ta— everything and should not be allowed to stares out of ewenytntno— allowed to stares out of everything or- allowed to stares out of everything or nothing to do with tt-s— everything or nothing to do with tt-s tne— everything or nothing to do with tt-s tne big— everything or nothing to do with me. it's the big boss woman or tt-s— me. it's the big boss woman or tt-s wnee— me. it's the big boss woman or it's whoever runs— me. it's the big boss woman or it's whoever runs daytime and ewenytntno— it's whoever runs daytime and ewenytntno ta— it's whoever runs daytime and everything to do— it's whoever runs daytime and everything to do with you as wett— everything to do with you as wet. taa— everything to do with you as well. you could— everything to do with you as well. you could intervene if you wantet— well. you could intervene if you wantet ta.— well. you could intervene if you wanted to, and— well. you could intervene if you wanted to, and then the editor of wanted to, and then the editor at tnts— wanted to, and then the editor of this morning— wanted to, and then the editor of this morning who cultivated a huge— of this morning who cultivated a taste aea— of this morning who cultivated a huge area whereby say anything to huge area whereby say anything ta tntatoe— huge area whereby say anything to indulge phillip and holly? wnat— to indulge phillip and holly? wnat ntttttt— to indulge phillip and holly? what phillip and holly want nnttttt— what phillip and holly want nnttttt ant— what phillip and holly want phillip and holly get we reached out phillip and holly get we reached aat ta— phillip and holly get we reached aat ta nw— phillip and holly get we reached aat ta nv tat— phillip and holly get we reached out to itv for comment on ewenytntno— out to itv for comment on everything eamonn addressed in our everything eamonn addressed in tntewtew— everything eamonn addressed in our interview. _ everything eamonn addressed in our interview . "cat t: t: everything eamonn addressed in our interview. "cat t: t: our interview. they did not respond . now coming up in respond. now coming up in uncanceled amid reports prince harry is on a mission against the royal system and wishes to wreak as much reputational damage as possible against the free press. is the duke now obsessed with coverage of himself? royal author tom bower joins me. just seven days before that d—day court appearance . but that d—day court appearance. but next in the media, buzz is the covid inquiry right to demand bods covid inquiry right to demand boris johnson hand over his whatsapp messages, or is this

just part of the witch hunt against my superstar panel, including former chancellor kwasi kwarteng borisjohnson kwasi kwarteng or boris johnson 7 kwasi kwarteng or boris johnson ? ally rayburn returned to debate that straight after this

we're proud to be gb news tntatn-s— we're proud to be gb news britain's news— we're proud to be gb news britain's news .— we're proud to be gb news britain's news. channel time now for britain's news. channel time now tat tne— britain's news. channel time now for the mediabuzz_ britain's news. channel time now for the mediabuzz more front pages— for the mediabuzz more front pages ae— for the mediabuzz more front pages tn— for the mediabuzz more front pages are in and— for the mediabuzz more front pages are in and the sun reports tnat— pages are in and the sun reports tnat tenant— pages are in and the sun reports that defiant holly— pages are in and the sun reports that defiant holly willoughby will that defiant holly willoughby wttt te— that defiant holly willoughby will be back— that defiant holly willoughby will be back presenting this natntno— will be back presenting this natntno an— will be back presenting this morning on monday. despite ttessate ta— morning on monday. despite pressure to step— morning on monday. despite pressure to step down, insiders tatt— pressure to step down, insiders tatt tne— pressure to step down, insiders tatt tne tater— pressure to step down, insiders told the paper that holly has no tntenttan— told the paper that holly has no tntenttan at— told the paper that holly has no intention of quitting and has natntno— intention of quitting and has natntno ta— intention of quitting and has nothing to hide— intention of quitting and has nothing to hide after phillip senattett— nothing to hide after phillip schofield lied— nothing to hide after phillip schofield lied over his affair wttn— schofield lied over his affair wttn a— schofield lied over his affair with a younger— schofield lied over his affair with a younger man and the daily natt— with a younger man and the daily natt .— with a younger man and the daily natt . t— with a younger man and the daily natt . t was— with a younger man and the daily mail. i was taken— with a younger man and the daily mail. i was taken here by this neatty— mail. i was taken here by this really shocking— mail. i was taken here by this really shocking picture of aatnteen— really shocking picture of kathleen stock , who had to go to kathleen stock, who had to go to the kathleen stock, who had to go to tne extan— kathleen stock, who had to go to the oxford union— kathleen stock, who had to go to the oxford union today with

twee— the oxford union today with three bodyguards. and as the paper— three bodyguards. and as the tater wntes— three bodyguards. and as the paper writes in— three bodyguards. and as the paper writes in a— three bodyguards. and as the paper writes in a stark message , paper writes in a stark message . tnts— paper writes in a stark message . tnts ts— paper writes in a stark message . tnts ts tne— paper writes in a stark message , this is the cost— paper writes in a stark message , this is the cost of— paper writes in a stark message , this is the cost of free steesn — , this is the cost of free steeen tn— , this is the cost of free speech in britain today. aatnteen— speech in britain today. kathleen stock should be able to tarn— kathleen stock should be able to tann at— kathleen stock should be able to tann at at— kathleen stock should be able to tann at at any— kathleen stock should be able to turn up at any university wttnaat— turn up at any university wttnaat any— turn up at any university without any bodyguard. simple teaase— without any bodyguard. simple tease at— without any bodyguard. simple because of her— without any bodyguard. simple because of her brain. and i tntnt— because of her brain. and i tntnt wnat— because of her brain. and i think what happened at oxford tantont— think what happened at oxford tantont ts— think what happened at oxford tantont ts an— think what happened at oxford tonight is an absolute disgrace . aunts— tonight is an absolute disgrace . antns ny— tonight is an absolute disgrace . aukus my superstar panel tetatnet— . aukus my superstar panel returned. now— . aukus my superstar panel returned. now the political commentator— returned. now the political commentator susan ann evans, tame— commentator susan ann evans, former chancellor— commentator susan ann evans, former chancellor kwasi kwarteng.— former chancellor kwasi kwarteng, and the author and taannattst— kwarteng, and the author and journalist rebecca reed, now tteattna— journalist rebecca reed, now breaking tonight, boris johnson and breaking tonight, boris johnson ant wsnt— breaking tonight, boris johnson and rishi sunaks_ breaking tonight, boris johnson and rishi sunaks relationship has and rishi sunaks relationship nas sank— and rishi sunaks relationship nas sant ta— and rishi sunaks relationship has sunk to new— and rishi sunaks relationship has sunk to new lows after a ttannet— has sunk to new lows after a planned clear— has sunk to new lows after a planned clear the air telephone satt— planned clear the air telephone satt ttt— planned clear the air telephone satt ttt nat— planned clear the air telephone call did not go— planned clear the air telephone call did not go ahead today. the neettno— call did not go ahead today. the neettno was— call did not go ahead today. the meeting was intended to solve a nannte— meeting was intended to solve a nannte at— meeting was intended to solve a number of rules,— meeting was intended to solve a number of rules, including the ttsstasane— number of rules, including the disclosure of— number of rules, including the disclosure of the— number of rules, including the disclosure of the former pm's tensanat— disclosure of the former pm's personal whatsapp messages and natetaats— personal whatsapp messages and natetaats ta — personal whatsapp messages and notebooks to the— personal whatsapp messages and notebooks to the covid inquiry . notebooks to the covid inquiry. tne— notebooks to the covid inquiry. tne teatttne— notebooks to the covid inquiry. the deadline .the _ notebooks to the covid inquiry. the deadline the government the deadline for the government to the deadline for the government ta-awet— the deadline for the government ta-awet tne— the deadline for the government to over the requested to hand over the requested information— to hand over the requested information has— to hand over the requested information has been extended to ttanstay— information has been extended to thursday, government thursday, which the government taesn-t— thursday, which the government doesn't adhere— thursday, which the government doesn't adhere - see - doesn't adhere to, could see tnen — doesn't adhere to, could see tnen tanne— doesn't adhere to, could see them facing criminal charges and doesn't adhere to, could see thtyetfacing criminal charges and doesn't adhere to, could see thtyet further riminal charges and doesn't adhere to, could see thtyet further developmentss and doesn't adhere to, could see thtyet further developments in nd in yet further developments in the in yet further developments in tne antt — in yet further developments in the anti boris— in yet further developments in the anti boris stitch up the neattattty— the anti boris stitch up the neutrality of— the anti boris stitch up the neutrality of the civil service nas— neutrality of the civil service nas teen— neutrality of the civil service has been brought into question

aswasl— has been brought into question aslwas revealed— has been brought into question as was revealed in the daily as it was revealed in the daily tatness— as it was revealed in the daily tatness tnat— as it was revealed in the daily express that alex— as it was revealed in the daily express that alex chisholm, the top express that alex chisholm, the tat cattnet— express that alex chisholm, the top cabinet office, civil servant— top cabinet office, civil servant handed boris servant who handed boris tannsan-s— servant who handed boris johnson's-to- servant who handed boris johnson's to the police, johnson's diary to the police, nas— johnson's diary to the police, tas-tnt— johnson's diary to the police, tas-ttnt ta- johnson's diary to the police, has link to labour mp has a family link to labour mp ant— has a family link to labour mp ant nanyoate— has a family link to labour mp and partygate inquiry chair nantet— and partygate inquiry chair harriet harman. so kwasi kwarteng— harriet harman. so kwasi kwarteng this— harriet harman. so kwasi kwarteng this is really significant— kwarteng this is really significant that this meeting tetween— significant that this meeting between boris— significant that this meeting between boris and rishi did not go between boris and rishi did not 90 aneat— between boris and rishi did not go ahead because— between boris and rishi did not go ahead because we thought nayte— go ahead because we thought nayte tan— go ahead because we thought nayte tat tne— go ahead because we thought maybe for the good of your party,— maybe for the good of your party. sae— maybe for the good of your party, some sort— maybe for the good of your party, some sort of truce should be party, some sort of truce should te satten— party, some sort of truce should te sattet. sa— party, some sort of truce should be called. so whose side are you on be called. so whose side are you an netee — be called. so whose side are you on here? kwasi— be called. so whose side are you on here? kwasi look,- be called. so whose side are you on here? kwasi look, i've and i'm going to say this, i have good relations with both of them . and i think it's a shame that they can't get together because god knows the conservative party is a lot of pressure. so is under a lot of pressure. so just talk it out for, you know, we've got and always said, we've got and i've always said, especially programme , especially on this programme, that we to be united. we're that we have to be united. we're not going to win. we won't have a chance winning we've a chance of winning if we've just of different just got lots of different factions fighting. are they going boris constantly? going for boris constantly? kwasi this feels a witch kwasi so this feels like a witch nant— kwasi so this feels like a witch nantlne. — kwasi so this feels like a witch nantlne. t— kwasi so this feels like a witch hunt-me. i definitely- kwasi so this feels like a witch hunt me. t:ti; " chic; �*"ti;ti;o hunt to me. i definitely feel that and if you're boris or friends of boris, i'm a friend

of boris, but his allies have got something, you know , there's got something, you know, there's something about their something right about their thinking that there's some body out to get him. i mean, this is tne— out to get him. i mean, this is tne nast— out to get him. i mean, this is the first thing. _ out to get him. i mean, this is the first thing. quite- gio " i mean, this is the first thing. (it. ti: the first thing. quite endless. you know, the fixed penalty. nofice you know, the fixed penalty. notice that every thing that he does, the kangaroo is on the massive scrutiny and there seems to be some sort of concerted attempt to try and drag him down. and he's very resilient, but he's somebody who always bounces back and i'm sure he'll bounces back and i'm sure he'll bounce back . suzanne evans, do bounce back. suzanne evans, do you bounce back. suzanne evans, do yaa nawe— bounce back. suzanne evans, do yaa nawe syntatny— bounce back. suzanne evans, do you have sympathy for- suzanne evans, do you have sympathy for boris tannsane— you have sympathy for boris johnson? you— you have sympathy for boris johnson? you don't not no, i tan-t.— johnson? you don't not no, i tan-t. — johnson? you don't not no, i tan-t. wat— johnson? you don't not no, i don't. not in— johnson? you don't not no, i don't. not in this- johnson? you don't not no, i don't. \tti.to " i don't. not in this particular case. ithink don't. not in this particular case. i think you're don't. \tti.to " i i i think you're right. case. i think you're right. i tntnt— case. i think you're right. i tntnt tney— case. i think you're right. i think they are— case. i think you're right. i think they are out- i i think you're right. i think they are out to get in the can— think they are out to get in the can sentse. — think they are out to get in the civil service. i— think they are out to get in the civil service. i don't doubt tnat— civil service. i don't doubt tnat a— civil service. i don't doubt that a broad— civil service. i don't doubt that a broad range of service i satt— that a broad range of service i satt wean.— that a broad range of service i call. yeah, that's— that a broad range of service i call. yeah, that's a— that a broad range of service i call. yeah, that's a very good tntase. — call. yeah, that's a very good tntase. t— call. yeah, that's a very good phrase. i suspect.— call. yeah, that's a very good phrase. i suspect. but that taesn-t— phrase. i suspect. but that doesn't mean— phrase. i suspect. but that doesn't mean that he shouldn't be doesn't mean that he shouldn't te-tnese— doesn't mean that he shouldn't be these messages over. be handing these messages over. tnat—as— be handing these messages over. tnat—as-yeansi that man locked us up for years . ne— that man locked us up for years . ne aest— that man locked us up for years . he caused devastation . he . he caused devastation. he tttn-t— . he caused devastation. he tttn-t want— . he caused devastation. he didn't want to. _ . he caused devastation. he didn't want to. well, he did. tte— didn't want to. well, he did. tte ctwtt— didn't want to. well, he did. the civil service— didn't want to. well, he did. the civil service globsec who forced him into it? no. every country . every country in the country. every country in the world was doing this one. one didn't. and the 100 and whatever

country most people i thought, oh, my gosh, this is going to be terrible. this is a pandemic. we-we— terrible. this is a pandemic. we-we oat— terrible. this is a pandemic. we-we oat ta— terrible. this is a pandemic. we've got to be— this is a pandemic. we've got to be three weeks down the we've got to be three weeks down tne ttne. — we've got to be three weeks down tne ttne. tt— we've got to be three weeks down tne ttne. tt was— we've got to be three weeks down the line. it was pretty obvious tnat— the line. it was pretty obvious tnat astaatty— the line. it was pretty obvious that actually covid was only tttttno— that actually covid was only tttttno teatte— that actually covid was only killing people who already killing people who were already very—tnten- killing people who were already very—taatest. sal very ill. we had to protect. so if very ill. we had to protect. so tt yae— very ill. we had to protect. so if you're actually— very ill. we had to protect. so if you're actually making look at tne— if you're actually making look at the excess— if you're actually making look at the excess deaths now, far nae-tents- at the excess deaths now, far more - deaths now - at the excess deaths now, far more _deaths now as more excess deaths now than as a aslnesatt. — more excess deaths now than as a aslnesatt. sa— more excess deaths now than as a aslnesatt. sa t— more excess deaths now than as a as result. as a result. so i remember i was in government at time. see in government at the time. see those messages the " d o see those messages the government was those messages the government ta— those messages the government was to see what— those messages the government was to see what was going on. we tnaw— was to see what was going on. we tnaw nan — was to see what was going on. we know from matt— was to see what was going on. we know from matt hancock's wnatsatt— know from matt hancock's whatsapp they know from matt hancock's- whatsapp _they were whatsapp that what they were tetttno—wasi telling us to do in public was very— telling us to do in public was very different.— telling us to do in public was very different. _ telling us to do in public was very different. kwasi just, just just the messages, because just on the messages, because i don't go down the don't want to go down the lockdown these lockdown debate on these messages. mean, you messages. i mean, how do you feel about personally ? feel about it personally? because of people are because a lot of people are saying, look , if you for saying, look, if you come for bods saying, look, if you come for boris time, that means no. boris this time, that means no. minister for i think it's open season. what happens? what will natten— season. what happens? what will happen eventually?— happen eventually? would you ntnt— happen eventually? would you- ntnt—wett mind giving your whatsapp? well, i mind giving your whatsapp? well, t—anytntno— i don't have anything particularly- i don't have anything particularly interesting my particularly interesting on my wnatsatt.— particularly interesting on my wnatsattlt— particularly interesting on my whatsapp, i wouldn't i whatsapp, so i wouldn't i waattn-t— whatsapp, so i wouldn't i wouldn't mind. - whatsapp, so i wouldn't i wouldn't mind. but. what wouldn't mind. but. but what wttt— wouldn't mind. but. but what wttt natten— wouldn't mind. but. but what will happen gordon brown will happen is what gordon brown aset— will happen is what gordon brown used - never wrote - used to do. he never wrote anytntno— used to do. he never wrote anything down.— used to do. he never wrote anything down. so in, in those tays— anything down. so in, in those tays we— anything down. so in, in those tays we atways— anything down. so in, in those days we always used to have

memos government days we always used to have memos-government and memos and government people and steak—ant— memos and government people and steak—ant ne- memos and government people and speak—and he just. speak on the phone. and he just tastsatty— speak on the phone. and he just tastsatty-t-n— speak on the phone. and he just basically i'm going to basically said, i'm not going to wnte— basically said, i'm not going to wnte-tawn. - basically said, i'm not going to write-down. i'm- basically said, i'm not going to write down. i'm just write anything down. i'm just going— write anything down. i'm just oatno-tnwate- write anything down. i'm just going private meetings going to have private meetings wttn— going to have private meetings wttn teaae.— going to have private meetings with people. that's what with people. and that's what tnat-s— that's what's that's what's going— that's what's that's what's. gang—wttt going to happen. people will tetete— going to happen. people will- delete—messages going to happen. people will- delejust_messages going to happen. people will- delejust.it.-messages going to happen. people will delejust it. rebecca nessages going to happen. people will delejust it. rebecca in ssages and just do it. rebecca in conversation, _ and just do it. rebecca in conversation, i- and just do it. rebecca in conversation, i know you sanstantty— conversation, i know you constantly tell- conversation, i know you constantly tell me i'm mad when i constantly tell me i'm mad when t say— constantly tell me i'm mad when t say-a— constantly tell me i'm mad when t say-a wttsn— constantly tell me i'm mad when i say-a witch hunt- i say there's a witch hunt aoatnst— i say there's a witch hunt against boris.— i say there's a witch hunt against boris. - i say there's a witch hunt against boris. i say there's a witch hunt- against boris. .sorry. every against boris. i'm sorry. every week the evidence stacks up higher. not see higher. how can you not see what's on? a witch what's going on? because a witch hunt for something hunt is looking for something that exist because that doesn't exist because witches aren't real. this isn't a witch witches aren't real. this isn't awttsn nant— witches aren't real. this isn't a witch hunt. this— witches aren't real. this isn't a witch hunt. this is- i tititir�* o ”chi this isn't a witch hunt. this is finding naaonty— a witch hunt. this is finding naaonty-t-n- a witch hunt. this is finding naughty i'm going to say, naughty things i'm going to say, wnen— naughty things i'm going to say, what ts— naughty things i'm going to say, what ts sa— naughty things i'm going to say, what ts sa .— naughty things i'm going to say, which is so . so— naughty things i'm going to say, which is so . so did not see you which is so. so did not see you as sanetaty— which is so. so did not see you as somebody who— which is so. so did not see you as somebody who was going to stan.— as somebody who was going to stan. ttaatty— as somebody who was going to short, broadly speaking, the satnna— short, broadly speaking, the sabrina, the— short, broadly speaking, the sabrina, the teenage witch kind of sabrina, the teenage witch kind at wttsnes— sabrina, the teenage witch kind of witches don't— sabrina, the teenage witch kind of witches don't exist. but no, i of witches don't exist. but no, t tntnt— of witches don't exist. but no, t tntnt teae— of witches don't exist. but no, i think here we're— of witches don't exist. but no, i think here we're not looking for i think here we're not looking tat tntnas— i think here we're not looking for things that— i think here we're not looking for things that don't exist. wene— for things that don't exist. we're looking— for things that don't exist. we're looking for things that do east.— we're looking for things that do east-ttt— we're looking for things that do east-tn ta— we're looking for things that do exist. did do naughty exist. boris did do naughty tttnos— exist. boris did do naughtyi tttnas—tt things. we know things. if a tetattwe— things. we know things. if a relative came— things. we know things. if a relative came over- things. we know things. if a relative came over to - things. we know things. if a relative came over to use the pool at chequers. come on. yeah. the got more. you the country's got more. you using during lockdown. whose pool you? i think using during lockdown. whose pool-you? i think there'si pool were you? i think there's a tetenttess. — pool were you? i think there's a relentless. who— pool were you? i think there's a relentless. who opposed who was popping—not- relentless. who opposed who was ppping_not what. popping over. that's not what this is about. it is about the tast— this is about. it is about the

fast tnat— this is about. it is about the fact that people _ this is about. it is about the fact that people in- it is about the fact that people in this country tnat— fact that people in this country care. that boris— fact that people in this country care. that boris didn't follow tne— care. that boris didn't follow tne ates— care. that boris didn't follow the rules, that— care. that boris didn't follow the rules, that he made ewenytaty— the rules, that he made everybody follow. everybody else follow. and atttnatety. — everybody else follow. and. ultimately, _about ultimately, what this is about tran— ultimately, what this is about nan tans-s— ultimately, what this is about from boris's-is- ultimately, what this is about from boris's is that there from boris's side is that there is from boris's side is that there ts taats— from boris's side is that there ts taats at— from boris's side is that there is loads of other— from boris's side is that there is loads of other in this is loads of other stuff in this wnatsatt.— is loads of other stuff in this wnatsatt.|wttt— is loads of other stuff in this whatsapp. will guarantee you. whatsapp. i will guarantee you. i i whatsapp. i will guarantee you. t—t waatt— whatsapp. i will guarantee you. t—t waatt tet- i would bet. i would bet tttetatty— i would bet. i would bet literally everything, is i would bet. i would bet liter.you everything, is i would bet. i would bet liter.you wantthing, is i would bet. i would bet liter.you want them is i would bet. i would bet liter.you want them handed; i would bet. i would bet liter.you want them handed over. why you want them handed over. teaase— why you want them handed over. tesaase—aasstt. - why you want them handed over. because gossip. no, because i want the gossip. no, you— because i want the gossip. no, yaa want— because i want the gossip. no, yaa want ta— because i want the gossip. no, you want to finish— because i want the gossip. no, you want to finish off as tatttteate — you want to finish off as political? _no,i you want to finish off as. political? _no, no, you want to finish off as- political? _no, no, no, political? no, no, no, no, no, no, no. you're so political? \ti.t you're so wrong.i political? \ti.t you're so wrong. ijust no, no. you're so wrong. i just want— no, no. you're so wrong. i just want tne— no, no. you're so wrong. i just want tne oasstt. — no, no. you're so wrong. i just want the gossip. i— you're so wrong. i just want the gossip. i just want the tanna — want the gossip. i just want the tanna t— want the gossip. i just want the tanna t-ta— want the gossip. i just want the drama. i-to know- want the gossip. i just want the drama. i to know what's in. drama. i want to know what's in. tttn— drama. i want to know what's in. tttn-tnta— drama. i want to know what's in. ttts-ttts ts— drama. i want to know what's in. this-this is the. that's- this is the this is the. that's journalism. but this is the witch hunt element. is that everything he does under everything he does is under massive scrutiny people who massive scrutiny from people who wish they're wish him kwasi. they're not they're there's public they're not. there's a public tntetest— they're not. there's a public tntenest tn— ”ti: there's a public interest in whatsapp. interest in your whatsapp. i waatt— interest in your whatsapp. i would-afguet- interest in your whatsapp. i would argue, though, would actually argue, though, oenatnety— would actually argue, though, oenatnety-say- would actually argue, though, genuinely-say-as. genuinely and i say this as a taatnattst— genuinely and i say this as a journalist t— genuinely and i say this as a journalist, i still— genuinely and i say this as a journalist, i still believe our teattno— journalist, i still believe our leading politicians, our cabinet ntntstets— leading politicians, our cabinet ntntstets-ta— leading politicians, our cabinet ministers,-to-a- leading politicians, our cabinet ministers, to a safe ministers, need to have a safe state— ministers, need to have a safe state-tney— ministers, need to have a safe space they discuss . ministers, need to have a safe. space _they-discuss . i space where they can discuss. i agree — space where they can discuss. i agree .tnat— space where they can discuss. i agree that difficult policy agree with that difficult policy areas without— agree with that difficult policy areas without fear that areas without the fear that tney-re— areas without the fear that tney-re-ta - areas without the fear that they're to exposed they're going to be exposed years— they're going to be exposed years-tnat-s- they're going to be exposed years-that'sioldi years later. that's an old fashioned view. share that fashioned view. i share that view. there's constant view. there's a constant pressure everyone be pressure for everyone to be transparent and that will transparent and all that will happen that people won't happen is that people won't write stuff. but there's a difference _ but there's a difference between there's a tttterense— difference between there's a difference between there's a

difference between whatsapp difference between your whatsapp tetng—tne - difference between your whatsapp being _the entire . being made public to the entire saantry— being made public to the entire saantry-a— being made public to the entire country-a select— country and a select investigation being investigation committee being atte— investigation committee being ate-wen.— investigation committee being able _them. - are l investigation committee being. able _them.-are not able to see them. those are not tne— able to see them. those are not tne-tntng. — able to see them. those are not tne-tntng. wa.- able to see them. those are not the-thing. no, but- able to see them. those are not the thing. \ttit the same thing. no, but they will course will be shared. of course they'll be. course they'll they'll be. of course they'll be. of course they will be. now tsan— be. of course they will be. now taot. tram — be. of course they will be. now look, from the very start i've warned. just stop oil that wreaking on the lives of wreaking havoc on the lives of ordinary will their ordinary brits will set their course years. but course back years. but worryingly for the eco terrorists, champagne terrorists, even the champagne socialists turned on socialists have now turned on them. watch this them. so watch this self—declared cyclist. self—declared liberal cyclist. i love actually. north love this actually. north london, at the london, his house at the halfway. blocking a road. halfway. it's blocking a road. arade dam and everyone's just trying to go about their business, to go about their day. and you're all all of them might teet— and you're all all of them might teet tetter— and you're all all of them might feel better about— and you're all all of them might feel better about yourself . feel better about yourself. all you— feel better about yourself. all yaa ta— feel better about yourself. all yaa ta ts— feel better about yourself. all you do is harming— feel better about yourself. all you do is harming your cause because everyone hates you. i'm a libra . always go to libra- i i'm a libra . always go to libra . i i'm a libra . always go to libra a libra. always go to libra. so true.— a libra. always go to libra. so true. sa— a libra. always go to libra. so true. so tras— a libra. always go to libra. so true. so trae .— a libra. always go to libra. so true. so true . so— a libra. always go to libra. so true. so true . so true. - a libra. always go to libra. so true. so true . so true. but it true. so true. so true. but it turns out that one member of the islington elite is rubbing shoulders with the eco learns reported on the front page of the daily today. labour the daily mail today. labour leader the daily mail today. labour teater sttttery— jr? oat it? o : labour leader slippery starmer is j oat it? o : labour leader slippery starmer is under fire leader slippery starmer is under ttre tar— leader slippery starmer is under ttre tar tattng— leader slippery starmer is under fire for taking £1.5— leader slippery starmer is under fire for taking £1.5 million tran— fire for taking £1.5 million from green— fire for taking £1.5 million from green energy boss daniel

twents— from green energy boss daniel twents. ne— from green energy boss daniel twents. ne ts— from green energy boss daniel events. he is the— from green energy boss daniel events. he is the man bankrolling- events. he is the man bankrolling just stop oil's eantatgn— bankrolling just stop oil's santatgn at— bankrolling just stop oil's campaign of eco terrorism. so tetween— campaign of eco terrorism. so tetween tne— campaign of eco terrorism. so between the union barons and eco mat.— between the union barons and eco nat. starner— between the union barons and eco nat. starner nas— between the union barons and eco mob, starmer has a— between the union barons and eco mob, starmer has a lot of lefty taynasters. — mob, starmer has a lot of lefty taynasters. ne— mob, starmer has a lot of lefty paymasters. he now needs to sene— paymasters. he now needs to serve .— paymasters. he now needs to serve . tetessa— paymasters. he now needs to serve . rebecca reid kwasi serve. rebecca reid kwasi kwarteng.— serve. rebecca reid kwasi kwarteng. suzanne evans, do stant— kwarteng. suzanne evans, do stant ty— kwarteng. suzanne evans, do stand by because coming up, as a wate— stand by because coming up, as a woke university— stand by because coming up, as a woke university student who has trewtaasty— woke university student who has trewtaasty teen— woke university student who has previously been a— woke university student who has previously been a guest on this snaw— previously been a guest on this show, antasn— previously been a guest on this show, ambush is— previously been a guest on this show, ambush is kathleen stock's tatt— show, ambush is kathleen stock's tatt at— show, ambush is kathleen stock's tatt at tne— show, ambush is kathleen stock's talk at the oxford— show, ambush is kathleen stock's talk at the oxford university. why— talk at the oxford university. wny ts— talk at the oxford university. wny ts tne— talk at the oxford university. why is the academic vilified for tetenttng— why is the academic vilified for defending women's rights? wrote ataat— defending women's rights? wrote ataat tnat— defending women's rights? wrote ataat tnat as— defending women's rights? wrote about that as we— defending women's rights? wrote about that as we crown tonight's greatest— about that as we crown tonight's greatest britain— about that as we crown tonight's greatest britain and union tastass— greatest britain and union jackass soon. _ greatest britain and union jackass soon. but next in uncanceled,— jackass soon. but next in uncanceled, i've unearthed a tantsnett— uncanceled, i've unearthed a bombshell email— uncanceled, i've unearthed a bombshell email from february zona— bombshell email from february 2020 tnat— bombshell email from february 2020 that proves— bombshell email from february 2020 that proves itv bosses were warnet— 2020 that proves itv bosses were warnet ataat— 2020 that proves itv bosses were warned about schofield's affair wttn— warned about schofield's affair wttn a— warned about schofield's affair wttn a yaang— warned about schofield's affair with a young colleague. so did the with a young colleague. so did tne wate— with a young colleague. so did the woke execs— with a young colleague. so did the woke execs orchestra rate a ”p7— the woke execs orchestra rate a ate nas— the woke execs orchestra rate a cover up? plus with prince harry set ta— cover up? plus with prince harry set ta tee— cover up? plus with prince harry set to become the— cover up? plus with prince harry set to become the first royal se— set to become the first royal tne — set to become the first royal tne rt— set to become the first royal since the 19 century to give ewtense— since the 19 century to give ewtense tn— since the 19 century to give evidence in court, is the duke atsesset— evidence in court, is the duke obsessed with— evidence in court, is the duke obsessed with coverage of ntnsett— obsessed with coverage of ntnsett ta— obsessed with coverage of himself to tom - obsessed with coverage of himself to tom bowerjoins me wttn— himself to tom bowerjoins me wttn sae— himself to tom bowerjoins me with some breaking royal news. tan-t— with some breaking royal news. tan-t ga— with some breaking royal news. don't go anywhere, because we're tast— don't go anywhere, because we're tast tn—

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it's time now for cancelled . and it's time now for cancelled. and tnts— it's time now for cancelled. and we ts— it's time now for cancelled. and we ts wnere— it's time now for cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators— this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial— commentators speak out on controversial issues without the tear— controversial issues without the tea at— controversial issues without the tea at tne — controversial issues without the fear of the cancel— controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweettng— fear of the cancel culture sweettng tne— fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. ant— sweeping the rest of the media. ant tantgtt— sweeping the rest of the media. and tonight, what— sweeping the rest of the media. and tonight, what i can exclusively— and tonight, what i can exclusively reveal that itv's wate— exclusively reveal that itv's we enter— exclusively reveal that itv's woke chief executive carolyn nscatt— woke chief executive carolyn nscatt was— woke chief executive carolyn mccall was warned about phillip senattett-s— mccall was warned about phillip schofield's affair— mccall was warned about phillip schofield's affair with a satteagae— schofield's affair with a colleague more than 30 years. nts— colleague more than 30 years. nts tantar— colleague more than 30 years. nts tantar .— colleague more than 30 years. his junior. i've— colleague more than 30 years. his junior. i've obtained a bombshell— his junior. i've obtained a bombshell email written by a tanner— bombshell email written by a tanner tnts— bombshell email written by a former this morning staff member that former this morning staff member tnat was— former this morning staff member tnat sent— former this morning staff member that was sent to _ former this morning staff member that was sent to mccall and julian— that was sent to mccall and julian bellamy,— that was sent to mccall and julian bellamy, who is the nanagtng— julian bellamy, who is the managing director of itv stattas— managing director of itv studios, which makes this narntng— studios, which makes this morning february 10th, morning on february the 10th, 2020. — morning on february the 10th, 2020. sa— morning on february the 10th, 2020. sa tt— morning on february the 10th, 2020. so it reads— morning on february the 10th, 2020. so it reads in part that wttn— 2020. so it reads in part that wttn tne— 2020. so it reads in part that with the current— 2020. so it reads in part that with the current rumours and aasatn— with the current rumours and accusations swirling around ataat— accusations swirling around about phillip— accusations swirling around about phillip schofield, why is he about phillip schofield, why is ne stttt— about phillip schofield, why is ne stttt an— about phillip schofield, why is he still on our— about phillip schofield, why is he still on our screens ? why he still on our screens? why nawe— he still on our screens? why nawe nw— he still on our screens? why have itv not— he still on our screens? why have itv not suspended him tenttng— have itv not suspended him tenttng an— have itv not suspended him pending an internal inquiry? i waatt— pending an internal inquiry? i waatt nawe— pending an internal inquiry? i would have thought in this day and would have thought in this day ant-a— would have thought in this day and a mainstream

and age that a mainstream broadcaster— and age that a mainstream broadcaster such ought to broadcaster such as itv ought to be broadcaster such as itv ought to te-ta— broadcaster such as itv ought to te-ta te— broadcaster such as itv ought to te-ta te tatng— broadcaster such as itv ought to be-to be doing all- broadcaster such as itv ought to be to be doing all can be seen to be doing all it can to be seen to be doing all it can ta-wttn— be seen to be doing all it can to-with issues- be seen to be doing all it can to -with issues like- be seen to be doing all it can to with issues like this. to deal with issues like this. ntnt— to deal with issues like this. ntnt-wnere— to deal with issues like this. find .where the - to deal with issues like this. find where the truth lies. find out where the truth lies. ant— find out where the truth lies. ant tn— find out where the truth lies. ant tn tne— find out where the truth lies. and in the meantime, suspend ntn— and in the meantime, suspend ntn-nv— and in the meantime, suspend ntn-nv tt-s- and in the meantime, suspend him.-itv it's time. and in the meantime, suspend him. itv it's time to him. come on. itv it's time to tate— him. come on. itv it's time to take astan.— him. come on. itv it's time to take action. do— him. come on. itv it's time to take action. do responsible take action. do the responsible tttng— take action. do the responsible tntng-atsa— take action. do the responsible thing. also included thing. they also included a waatate— thing. they also included a youtube link— thing. they also included a youtube link which details the ntstary— youtube link which details the ntstary at— youtube link which details the ntstary at tne— youtube link which details the history of the relationship tetween— history of the relationship between schofield and his young satteagae— between schofield and his young colleague. well,— between schofield and his young colleague. well, i'm delighted ta— colleague. well, i'm delighted ta te— colleague. well, i'm delighted now to be joined— colleague. well, i'm delighted now to be joined by the esteemed aatnar— now to be joined by the esteemed aatnar ant— now to be joined by the esteemed author and journalist tom bower. so author and journalist tom bower. sa tan.— author and journalist tom bower. sa tan. tn— author and journalist tom bower. so tom, i'm this— author and journalist tom bower. so tom, i'm this is— so tom, i'm this is extraordinary , isn't it? we extraordinary, isn't it? we nawen-t— extraordinary, isn't it? we haven't heard— extraordinary, isn't it? we haven't heard a peep from caratyn— haven't heard a peep from carolyn mccall— haven't heard a peep from carolyn mccall this virtue stgnatttng— carolyn mccall this virtue signalling woke chief executive wna— signalling woke chief executive wna tawes— signalling woke chief executive wna tawes ta — signalling woke chief executive who loves to throw people under the who loves to throw people under tne tas— who loves to throw people under tne tas tt— who loves to throw people under tne tas tt tney— who loves to throw people under the bus if they don't agree with wet— the bus if they don't agree with tnetr tatnt— the bus if they don't agree with tnetr tatnt at— the bus if they don't agree with their point of view. now, this enatt— their point of view. now, this enatt taes— their point of view. now, this email proves that she was warned ataat— email proves that she was warned ataat tne— email proves that she was warned about the details— email proves that she was warned about the details of— email proves that she was warned about the details of this case in about the details of this case tn retraary— about the details of this case in february 2020— about the details of this case in february 2020 and her silence is in february 2020 and her silence ts very— in february 2020 and her silence is very incriminating. " is very incriminating. i mean, tte— is very incriminating. i mean, tte wtate— is very incriminating. i mean, the whole point is, at one stage a few days ago, itv said that they investigate it and there was nothing to report . the daily was nothing to report. the daily mail is reporting tomorrow that, in fact, someone did tell her

and they paid off the young man. now, if you pay someone off, that's got to go up. and i think the problem for mccall is this. if she did know and is staying silent so she doesn't incriminate herself, she's guilty. if she didn't know, then why didn't she know? it's always the the cover up is what the same. the cover up is what kills and i think the whole kills you. and i think the whole position of mccall is so unbelievably appalling because here is a woman who, when she ran the guardian, ran it into the ground. when she ran easyjet, her legacy were was a very, very poor balance sheet , very, very poor balance sheet, which went into the pandemic. it crashed. the airline nearly went bankrupt. the shares were £15. now they're less than five. she's been running itv for five years. when the share price has now fallen by 60. but she is paid 3.5 million and always stays silent. now, this is a person, tom. she's woke and sne-s— person, tom. she's woke and she's friends— person, tom. she's woke and she's friends with— i“ she's woke and she's friends with meghan. tnat-s— she's friends with meghan. tnat-s att— she's friends with meghan. that's all they— she's friends with meghan. that's all they care about. tt-s— that's all they care about. as worse— that's all they care about. it's worse than— that's all they care about. it's worse than woke- that's all they care about. it's worse than woke ,- that's all they care about. it's worse than woke , though. it's worse than woke, though. it's worse than woke, though. it's worse than woke. itv used to it's worse than woke. itv used ta te— it's worse than woke. itv used ta te tne—

it's worse than woke. itv used to be the bastion— it's worse than woke. itv used to be the bastion of sensational tetewtstan. — to be the bastion of sensational television. not— to be the bastion of sensational television. not only in britain, tat— television. not only in britain, but worldwide.— television. not only in britain, but worldwide. she has run it tnta— but worldwide. she has run it tnta tne— but worldwide. she has run it into the ground— but worldwide. she has run it into the ground because she has never made a tv— into the ground because she has never made a tv programme in her life never made a tv programme in her ttte tetare— never made a tv programme in her life before. she's— never made a tv programme in her life before. she's a— never made a tv programme in her life before. she's a political attatntnent— life before. she's a political appointment and she's run that tv appointment and she's run that w stattan— appointment and she's run that tv station into— appointment and she's run that tv station into the ground. it's trass— tv station into the ground. it's trass twen— tv station into the ground. it's dross. even the— tv station into the ground. it's dross. even the ads are bad. wett— dross. even the ads are bad. wett tne— dross. even the ads are bad. well, the ultimate example of go go well, the ultimate example of go ga trate— well, the ultimate example of go ga trate rtgtt— well, the ultimate example of go go broke right, exactly. and wnat-s— go broke right, exactly. and what's awful— go broke right, exactly. and what's awful is— go broke right, exactly. and what's awful is that she and her taat— what's awful is that she and her taart nawe— what's awful is that she and her board have failed— what's awful is that she and her board have failed to take responsibility— board have failed to take responsibility this whole week. they— responsibility this whole week. tney tntnt— responsibility this whole week. tney tntnt ty— responsibility this whole week. they think by staying silent, tney— they think by staying silent, tney an— they think by staying silent, they can overcome the problems. but they can overcome the problems. tat wnen— they can overcome the problems. tat wnen tney— they can overcome the problems. but when they run— they can overcome the problems. but when they run itv and robert nestan— but when they run itv and robert nestan .— but when they run itv and robert nestan . att— but when they run itv and robert peston , all those— but when they run itv and robert peston , all those people peston, all those people seag— peston, all those people screaming at— peston, all those people screaming at ministers , screaming at ministers, seag— screaming at ministers, screaming at- screaming at ministers, screaming at boris johnson, tanas— screaming at boris johnson, tanas .— screaming at boris johnson, dumas , finding— screaming at boris johnson, dumas , finding answers and dumas, finding answers and ewerytttng— dumas, finding answers and ewerytntng. tat— dumas, finding answers and everything, but they themselves stay— everything, but they themselves stay sttent— everything, but they themselves stay silent. you— everything, but they themselves stay silent. you think to yaarsett— stay silent. you think to yourself, what have they got to ntte— yourself, what have they got to ntte tnat— yourself, what have they got to ntte tnat ts— yourself, what have they got to hide that is the _ yourself, what have they got to hide that is the question. tnteet— hide that is the question. tnteet .— hide that is the question. indeed . look,— hide that is the question. indeed . look, i— hide that is the question. indeed . look, i need- hide that is the question. indeed . look, i need to move on indeed. look, i need to move on to royal news now, tom, because breaking tonight, the daily telegraph revealed that the telegraph has revealed that the king will convenient miss the duke of sussex's return to london next week as he plans to go hiking on his own in transform mania. so rather than remain in the uk to meet harry,

the king will jet off for a five day solo trip to romania, for it comes, of course, after harry's return the coronation was return for the coronation was only a 24 hour fly in visit. this is huge week for prince this is a huge week for prince harry because in just seven days time he's expected to make this historic appearance a british historic appearance in a british courtroom, becoming first courtroom, becoming the first royal evidence in person royal to give evidence in person since the 19th century. so this is in the case against the daily mail. but tom, look, i know charles tends to go away, but it feels very convenient that he's just not going to be in the country again. he doesn't want to see harry, does he just want to see harry, does he just want to see harry actually does go every year to romania. and he goes a couple every year to romania. and he gaes a eaatte at— every year to romania. and he goes a couple of friends.- “i“ and he goes a couple of friends. he's got— goes a couple of friends. he's gat a— goes a couple of friends. he's gat a taase— goes a couple of friends. he's got a house there. _ goes a couple of friends. he's got a house there. but what's tartteatarty— got a house there. but what's particularly important about tnts— particularly important about tntsltnat— particularly important about this-that this— particularly important about this-that this is- particularly important about this that this is harry's this is that this is harry's rnarnent— this is that this is harry's rnarnent at— this is that this is harry's moment of triumph. he thinks he taesn-t— moment of triumph. he thinks he taesn-t-reatty— moment of triumph. he thinks he doesn't-really that- moment of triumph. he thinks he doesn't really that he's doesn't realise really that he's watttng— doesn't realise really that he's watttng tnta— doesn't realise really that he's walking into a— doesn't realise really that he's walking into a lion's den teaase— walking into a lion's den because the— walking into a lion's den because the key witness here is tawn— because the key witness here is eawn tanaws— because the key witness here is gavin burrows, the— because the key witness here is gavin burrows, the private tetesttwe— gavin burrows, the private detective who _ gavin burrows, the private detective who gave them a statement— detective who gave them a statement saying he'd hacked not any— statement saying he'd hacked not anty tattet— statement saying he'd hacked not only hacked, but— statement saying he'd hacked not only hacked, but bugged the tantttnes— only hacked, but bugged the landlines and— only hacked, but bugged the landlines and broke into houses

as nagn— landlines and broke into houses as nagn grant— landlines and broke into houses as hugh grant said the other day — as hugh grant said the other day tat— as hugh grant said the other day. but burrows has given a statement— day. but burrows has given a statement saying the exact attastte— statement saying the exact attastte .— statement saying the exact attastte . sa— statement saying the exact opposite . so he's really walking opposite. so he's really walking tnta— opposite. so he's really walking tnta a— opposite. so he's really walking into a minefield— opposite. so he's really walking into a minefield and he's going to into a minefield and he's going ta ta— into a minefield and he's going to do himself— into a minefield and he's going to do himself enormous damage . to do himself enormous damage. but to do himself enormous damage. tat ne— to do himself enormous damage. tat ne taesn-t.— to do himself enormous damage. but he doesn't. he's been so tatty— but he doesn't. he's been so badly advised— but he doesn't. he's been so badly advised and so conceited ataat— badly advised and so conceited ataat nts— badly advised and so conceited about his importance as a white cnarger— about his importance as a white cnarger agatnst— about his importance as a white charger against the media and taats— charger against the media and one looks forward, in fact, to tne— one looks forward, in fact, to the downfall,— one looks forward, in fact, to the downfall, because it's time tnat— the downfall, because it's time tnat tnts— the downfall, because it's time that this whole— the downfall, because it's time that this whole circus came to an ent— that this whole circus came to an ent . — that this whole circus came to an ent . sa— that this whole circus came to an ent . sa yaa— that this whole circus came to an end . "e. an end. so you think he has to lose the case? because, of course, there's about five of them going on. well there are a lot of cases and what's more important, a lot of money. i mean, one lawyer estimated he'd be mean, one lawyer estimated he'd te tar— mean, one lawyer estimated he'd te tar tawn— mean, one lawyer estimated he'd be for down million. n be for down 20 million. i mean, ttts— be for down 20 million. i mean, ttts aaata— be for down 20 million. i mean, ttts caatt te— be for down 20 million. i mean, this could be incredibly embarrassing him next embarrassing for him next tuesday, , tom, because in tuesday, though, tom, because in a courtroom, he control a courtroom, he has no control over what he's going to be asked. we know all of those interviews he did, tom. they his best mate asking him questions. oprah bradby , oprah winfrey, tom bradby, anderson cooper, these are the people he hangs outwith. all of a sudden, he has to face up

against lawyer who is going to against a lawyer who is going to try and discredit him and also demand he tells the truth. yeah. and the she's not good at exactly. and yeah. and the she's not good at exactly . and more than problem, exactly. and more than problem, he exactly. and more than problem, ne tan-t— exactly. and more than problem, ne san-t mate— cyaieecog and more than problem, he can't make anything up. and i tan-t— he can't make anything up. and i tan-t tntnt— he can't make anything up. and i don't think he's— he can't make anything up. and i don't think he's got— he can't make anything up. and i don't think he's got the ewtense— don't think he's got the evidence to— don't think he's got the evidence to show . so that the evidence to show. so that the tatty— evidence to show. so that the any ntrrar— evidence to show. so that the daily mirror actually did hack ntn— daily mirror actually did hack ntn. tnat— daily mirror actually did hack ntn. tnat ts— daily mirror actually did hack him. that is his— daily mirror actually did hack him. that is his problem . 't: him. that is his problem. and yes.— him. that is his problem. and yes. agatn— him. that is his problem. and yes. agatn. we— him. that is his problem. and yes, again, we expect- him. that is his problem. and yes, again, we expect him to be totally alone in doing this. he's not going to be supported by meghan, is he? which again, feels very weird. it's like he just feels deeply unhappy. tom at the moment as well. i know you think at the moment as well. i know yaa tntnt tnat— at the moment as well. i know you think that, but— at the moment as well. i know you think that, but i— at the moment as well. i know you think that, but i have- i know you think that, but i have the teettng— you think that, but i have the teettng tnat— you think that, but i have the feeling that he— you think that, but i have the feeling that he actually has tetatet— feeling that he actually has deluded himself, that he is happy— deluded himself, that he is natty ant— deluded himself, that he is happy and that_ deluded himself, that he is happy and that the dumas the sattatse— happy and that the dumas the sattatse ts— happy and that the dumas the eattatse ts yet— happy and that the dumas the collapse is yet to— happy and that the dumas the collapse is yet to come. he's stttt— collapse is yet to come. he's stttt an— collapse is yet to come. he's stttt an a— collapse is yet to come. he's still on a high.— collapse is yet to come. he's still on a high. it— collapse is yet to come. he's still on a high. it could be reatty— still on a high. it could be really awful— still on a high. it could be really awful for- still on a high. it could be really awful for him next week, but really awful for him next week, tat tne— really awful for him next week, but the trouble— really awful for him next week, but the trouble really is if tt-s— but the trouble really is if tt-s tat— but the trouble really is if it's bad for— but the trouble really is if it's bad for him, it's bad for tne— it's bad for him, it's bad for tne tayat— it's bad for him, it's bad for the royal family too. he doesn't reflect— the royal family too. he doesn't rettest wett— the royal family too. he doesn't reflect well on— the royal family too. he doesn't reflect well on his— the royal family too. he doesn't reflect well on his father or tne— reflect well on his father or tne rest. — reflect well on his father or the rest. and— reflect well on his father or the rest. and that is the tragety— the rest. and that is the tragety at— the rest. and that is the tragedy of all- the rest. and that is the tragedy of all this we're tatttng— tragedy of all this we're talking about. vi/t co tragedy of all this we're- talking about. you'll be with us of next tuesday for our of course, next tuesday for our special coverage of prince

harry's in it's going harry's day in court. it's going to extraordinary . thank you harry's day in court. it's going to much,'aordinary . thank you harry's day in court. it's going to much, tom.tary . thank you harry's day in court. it's going to much, tom. we'll thank you harry's day in court. it's going to much, tom. we'll speak you harry's day in court. it's going to much, tom. we'll speak then. so much, tom. we'll speak then. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass . my superstar union jackass. my superstar panel returns. suzanne evans, who's going to be your nominee tonight? and my nominee is catnenne— tonight? and my nominee is catherine stock— tonight? and my nominee is catherine stock for- 37 and my nominee is catherine stock for standing up for catherine stock for standing up tar reat— catherine stock for standing up for real women— catherine stock for standing up for real women against trans extrentsts— for real women against trans eatrentsts .— for real women against trans extremists , because that's what extremists, because that's what tney— extremists, because that's what tney — extremists, because that's what tney nast— extremists, because that's what they are. most trans people just want— they are. most trans people just want ta— they are. most trans people just want ta twe— they are. most trans people just want to live their— they are. most trans people just want to live their life. these guys— want to live their life. these gays — want to live their life. these guys are extremists and good to her guys are extremists and good to nerlstanttng— guys are extremists and good to nerlstanttng at— guys are extremists and good to her. standing up to- guys are extremists and good to her standing up to them and her for standing up to them and it her for standing up to them and tt was— her for standing up to them and tt was-wnat— her for standing up to them and it was what happened to it was terrible what happened to her it was terrible what happened to ner- — it was terrible what happened to ner- taat— it was terrible what happened to ner- task at— it was terrible what happened to her- look at these- her tonight. look at these idiotic protests. she's . no, no idiotic protests. she's. no, no , no . , no. speak. what is so scary about listening to kathleen stock speak? kwasi kwarteng dumas greatest britain, germany . i greatest britain, germany. i think giles watling has- citiritoiso i“ c i think giles watling has done a great— think giles watling has done a great tat— think giles watling has done a great tat tn— think giles watling has done a great job in pushing the inquiry

into great job in pushing the inquiry tnta tne— great job in pushing the inquiry tnta tne nw— great job in pushing the inquiry into the itv calling for that. i tntnt— into the itv calling for that. i tntnt tnat-s— into the itv calling for that. i think that's very— into the itv calling for that. i think that's very important. wean— think that's very important. wean — think that's very important. wean ne— think that's very important. yeah he says— think that's very important. yeah ti; stirti; think that's very important. yeah he says there should be a judicial inquiry. i 100% agree with him. so well done giles for that and rebecca reid, your nominee. mine's eamonn holmes teaase— nominee. mine's eamonn holmes mine's eamonn holmes because as we've established , i because as we've established, i tave— because as we've established, i tawe tne— because as we've established, i love the drama— because as we've established, i love the drama and also it was reatty— love the drama and also it was reatty ne— love the drama and also it was really nice yesterday seeing teatte— really nice yesterday seeing teatte sastent— really nice yesterday seeing people suspend their anti gb wews— people suspend their anti gb news prejudice— people suspend their anti gb news prejudice because they aaatan-t— news prejudice because they couldn't resist— news prejudice because they couldn't resist wanting to watch the couldn't resist wanting to watch tne—toot. - couldn't resist wanting to watch tne—toot. tt-sl the interview. oh, look, it's got to be eamonn holmes, doesn't it? at the end the day he has it? at the end of the day he has put his at risk. his put his career at risk. his future work at itv, at risk to reveal what really went on at this morning. and i give him huge credit for it wasn't huge credit for that. it wasn't easy to do. remember his easy thing to do. remember his lovely ruth langsford, lovely wife, ruth langsford, still works broadcaster. still works at the broadcaster. so done, eamonn . suzanne so well done, eamonn. suzanne evans, your union jackass nominee. it's got to be boris tannsan— nominee. it's got to be boris tannsan tar— nominee. it's got to be boris johnson for being— it's got to be boris johnson for being tardy and not nanttng— johnson for being tardy and not nanttng awast— johnson for being tardy and not handing kwasi going to be handing kwasi not going to be happy— handing kwasi not going to be natty—wnat-s- handing kwasi not going to be happy what's that? happy about that. what's that? nessages— happy about that. what's that?| nessaesg—an messages and diaries. come on, tans— messages and diaries. come on, tans-ta— messages and diaries. come on, tans-ta tnaw- messages and diaries. come on, boris _to know the. boris. we need to know the tratn. — boris. we need to know the tratn. .t-n— boris. we need to know the truth.-i'm over- boris. we need to know the truth. i'm over kwasi you're truth. and i'm over kwasi you're not truth. and i'm over kwasi you're nat-ataat— truth. and i'm over kwasi you're not-about that,- truth. and i'm over kwasi you're not about that, are? vi/t not happy about that, are? you traw— not happy about that, are? you know. t— not happy about that, are? you know. t tan-t— not happy about that, are? you know, i don't agree— not happy about that, are? you know, i don't agree at- not happy about that, are? you know, i don't agree at all with that, but i'm with my union

jackass is keir starmer. i'm afraid. well, i'm not- afraid. well, i'm not afraid. i tntnt— afraid. well, i'm not afraid. i tntnt nes— afraid. well, i'm not afraid. i think he's done— afraid. well, i'm not afraid. i think he's done something which he think he's done something which ne atten— think he's done something which ne atten taes— think he's done something which he often does, which is he's trytng— he often does, which is he's trytng ta— he often does, which is he's trying to pretend that he's on the trying to pretend that he's on tne stte— trying to pretend that he's on tne stte at— trying to pretend that he's on the side of law— trying to pretend that he's on the side of law and order and wants— the side of law and order and wants ta— the side of law and order and wants ta stat— the side of law and order and wants to stop these eco asttwsts— wants to stop these eco activists disrupting our daily ttte. — activists disrupting our daily ttte. tat— activists disrupting our daily ttte. tat an— activists disrupting our daily life. but on the— activists disrupting our daily life. but on the other hand, nes— life. but on the other hand, ne-s taken— life. but on the other hand, he's taken £1.5— life. but on the other hand, he's taken £1.5 million as a tanattan— he's taken £1.5 million as a donation from _ he's taken £1.5 million as a donation from dale. vince who atsa— donation from dale. vince who also bankrolls_ donation from dale. vince who also bankrolls who is the guy tentnt— also bankrolls who is the guy tentnt tt. — also bankrolls who is the guy tentnt t. t— also bankrolls who is the guy behind it. i know.- also bankrolls who is the guy behind it. i know. extraordinary- behind it. extraordinary stuff . and it behind it. i know. _ extraordinary stuff . and it says extraordinary stuff. and it says a tat.— extraordinary stuff. and it says a lot, actually.— extraordinary stuff. and it says a lot, actually. i— extraordinary stuff. and it says a lot, actually. i think it rewets— a lot, actually. i think it reveals the _ a lot, actually. i think it reveals the true keir starmer, taesn-t— reveals the true keir starmer, taesn-t tte— reveals the true keir starmer, doesn't it? slippery starmer as wett— doesn't it? slippery starmer as wet. — doesn't it? slippery starmer as wet. teat.— doesn't it? slippery starmer as well. yeah, he's— doesn't it? slippery starmer as well. v/tiuit" t:ti:t g doesn't it? slippery starmer as well. v/tlit" t:tit g well. yeah, he's doing he's doing to contradictory things there. yeah. no he is. rebecca reat— there. yeah. no he is. rebecca neat-antan— there. yeah. no he is. rebecca read-union, jack- o�*tirti; yeah. no he is. rebecca read union, jack nominee read your union, jack nominee ttease. — read your union, jack nominee ttease. t— read your union, jack nominee ttease. t man— read your union, jack nominee please. i mean i— read your union, jack nominee please. " read your union, jack nominee please. “ “

arttnary— as if he is on the side of ordinary folk— as if he is on the side of ordinary folk who don't want to be ordinary folk who don't want to te ttstartet— ordinary folk who don't want to be disturbed by— ordinary folk who don't want to be disturbed by the just stop oil be disturbed by the just stop on ea— be disturbed by the just stop oil eco terrorists. but in fact, be disturbed by the just stop oihe:o terrorists. but in fact, be disturbed by the just stop oihe reallyorists. but in fact, be disturbed by the just stop oihe really feels but in fact, be disturbed by the just stop oihe really feels that in fact, be disturbed by the just stop oihe really feels that way, ct, be disturbed by the just stop oihe really feels that way, he if he really feels that way, he snaatt — if he really feels that way, he snaatt nat— if he really feels that way, he should not be— if he really feels that way, he should not be taking £1.5 mttttan— should not be taking £1.5 million from,— should not be taking £1.5 million from, um, their major tanat— million from, um, their major tanar .— million from, um, their major tanar . awast— million from, um, their major donor . kwasi kwarteng. suzanne donor. kwasi kwarteng. suzanne tans— donor. kwasi kwarteng. suzanne tans tetessa— donor. kwasi kwarteng. suzanne evans, rebecca reid. so great to nawe— evans, rebecca reid. so great to nawe yaa— evans, rebecca reid. so great to nawe yaa nee.— evans, rebecca reid. so great to have you here. kwasi did you enjoy— have you here. kwasi did you entay yaan— have you here. kwasi did you entay yaar ntst— have you here. kwasi did you enjoy your first time? very gaat. — enjoy your first time? very gaat. atways— enjoy your first time? very good. always a- enjoy your first time? very good. ’only enjoy your first time? very good. always a pleasure to be with you, dan. excellent. well, tnant— with you, dan. excellent. well, tnant yaa— with you, dan. excellent. well, tnant yaa very— with you, dan. excellent. well, thank you very much.- t ’“ excellent. well, thank you very much. thank you for thank you very much. thank you tar yaan— thank you very much. thank you far yaar eamtany— thank you very much. thank you for your company as well . i am for your company as well. i am tast— for your company as well. i am back-tomorrow- for your company as well. i am back tomorrow night from back again tomorrow night from 9 tn.— back again tomorrow night from 9 am we-we— back again tomorrow night from 9 am. we-we gat— back again tomorrow night from 9 am. we-we gat a— back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. we've got a great line up, p.m. we've got a great line up, astaatty— p.m. we've got a great line up, astaatty. tee— p.m. we've got a great line up, actually, lee anderson , angela actually, lee anderson, angela tewtn — actually, lee anderson, angela tewtn ant — actually, lee anderson, angela tewtn ant atm— actually, lee anderson, angela levin and jim davidson. but neatttners— levin and jim davidson. but headliners is— levin and jim davidson. but headliners is next, though, have awery— headliners is next, though, have awery gaat— headliners is next, though, have awery gaat ntgnt— headliners is next, though, have awery gaat ntgnt .—