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you. — and a very happy father's day to you. p— and a very happy father's day to pee. pf yep-e— and a very happy father's day to you. of you-e o— and a very happy father's day to you. if you're a dad— and a very happy father's day to you. if you're a dad or- and a very happy father's day to you. �*" you. if you're a dad or a grandad or just remembering your dad. whatever ever. i think i've really got into these sort of things as i've got older. yeah, maybe you do. or you- gs g yeah, maybe you do. or you just get gs gftp. yeah, maybe you do. or you just get a bit maybe you do. or you just get a on moe— maybe you do. or you just get a bit more sentimental. yeah, maybe— bit more sentimental. yeah, moype peep-e— bit more sentimental. yeah, maybe that's it.— bit more sentimental. yeah, maybe that's it. but you also peoppeet— maybe that's it. but you also peoppeet you— maybe that's it. but you also realise, you know, it's pmpoppopp— realise, you know, it's important treasure realise, you know, it's important-treasure good important to treasure the good peppe— important to treasure the good pppppelupe— important to treasure the good things life because there is things in life because there is so much— things in life because there is so much around,— things in life because there is so much around, isn't there? and it's so much around, isn't there? and pee-peep— so much around, isn't there? and pp-e-ppeeplyou— so much around, isn't there? and it's-nicerlyou can.- so much around, isn't there? and it's nicer you can. you it's much nicer if you can. you can remember the— it's much nicer if you can. you can remember the good in life. i peppe— can remember the good in life. i ppppk we— can remember the good in life. i ppppk we ou— can remember the good in life. i ppppk we on go— can remember the good in life. i think we all go through ppopoppp— think we all go through probably, least those probably, or at least those of us probably, or at least those of ue-popo— probably, or at least those of us fond memories probably, or at least those of. us-fond memories of probably, or at least those of- us-fond memories of our us who have fond memories of our oede— us who have fond memories of our dope-never— us who have fond memories of our dope-nevep-up- dads, you still never give up phe— dads, you still never give up ppe peeping— dads, you still never give up the feeling wanting to make dads, you still never give up the “proud. wanting to make dads, you still never give up the “proud. \pf:tp pnting to make dads, you still never give up the “proud. \pf:tp .t�*psp.sto make dads, you still never give up the “proud. \ftp pke him proud. no, that's true. that's very true. and also, i think it says when you're a kid, you know, dad's just dad. when you know, dad's just dad. when you get you realise dad you get older, you realise dad is going around is not going to be around forever. right. dads forever. that's right. no dads are heroes. yeah. so if you. if you— are heroes. yeah. so if you. if you opiu— are heroes. yeah. so if you. if you son peep— are heroes. yeah. so if you. if you still feel that— pspf; yeah. so if you. if you still feel that sense of weeping— you still feel that sense of weeping po— you still feel that sense of wanting to make your dad proud and wanting to make your dad proud ope-you— wanting to make your dad proud ope-you ever— wanting to make your dad proud and you ever actually get to and did you ever actually get to ne— and did you ever actually get to nee-where— and did you ever actually get to the -where -thought. the point where you thought i mode— the point where you thought i mode-proude— the point where you thought i made proud? and said, so made him proud? and he said, so i'd made him proud? and he said, so pop-po— made him proud? and he said, so p-o-po peop— made him proud? and he said, so i'd-to hear your— made him proud? and he said, so i'd to hear your story. i'd love to hear your story. i know— i'd love to hear your story. i know m,— i'd love to hear your story. i know pep-proud- i'd love to hear your story. i know my-proud of- i'd love to hear your story. i know my-proud of me. i'd love to hear your story. i know my proud of me. yeah, know my dad's proud of me. yeah, but he would be he would be, you know, whatever. long as as know, whatever. as long as as long was doing best. long as i was doing my best. that was nice pitch on the

that was a nice pitch on the mail on sunday of prince william. and a lovely william. and it's a lovely picture. yes. i imagine that was ppopoppy— picture. yes. i imagine that was ppopoppy pokep— picture. yes. i imagine that was probably taken by— f ”c; yes. i imagine that was probably taken by kate, wasn't it? probably taken by kate, wasn't pee—mose- probably taken by kate, wasn't pee—moot op| it? i don't. she takes most of poem,— it? i don't. she takes most of ppemt-epee - it? i don't. she takes most of them,-she? yeah,- it? i don't. she takes most of them,-she? yeah, iti them, doesn't she? yeah, it poem-p— them, doesn't she? yeah, it doesp-p soy— them, doesn't she? yeah, it doesn't say here. it's a very natural one. it's lovely. those oppose— natural one. it's lovely. those those children _ it's lovely. those those children gorgeous those children are gorgeous pep-p— those children are gorgeous peep—woe- those children are gorgeous- aren't_was william aren't they. well so was william when— aren't they. well so was william when he— aren't they. well so was william when he wee— aren't they. well so was william when he was very— aren't they. well so was william when he was very young. yes, he wee-wee— when he was very young. yes, he was.-he's-gorgeousi was. yeah. he's quite gorgeous -wepp opp- was. yeah. he's quite gorgeous now. -went off the- was. yeah. he's quite gorgeous now. went off the boy now. sort of went off the boy a pppwe. — now. sort of went off the boy a pppwe. wou— now. sort of went off the boy a little. well he— now. sort of went off the boy a little. well he hasn't- now. sort of went off the boy a little. . g now. sort of went off the boy a little. �*vw�*ft.. “psi" . g little. well he hasn't gone off the boil. i just think if wipeeee— the boil. i just think if princess diana- . i just think if princess diana was still around, pee-e— princess diana was still around, pet peeve— princess diana was still around, he'd have-head- princess diana was still around, he'd have-head of- princess diana was still around, he'd have head of hair, he'd have a full head of hair, peeve— he'd have a full head of hair, peeve pow— he'd have a full head of hair, have both of— he'd have a full head of hair, have both of the— he'd have a full head of hair, have both of the boys would have pep. — have both of the boys would have pep. they— have both of the boys would have hair. they would,— have both of the boys would have hair. “cg : : t“ . have both of the boys would have hair. “cg : 3“ . hair. they would, wouldn't they. yeah. she'd made sure hair. they would, wouldn't they. yeah. she'd-made sure of. yeah. she'd have made sure of wet.— yeah. she'd have made sure of weep-weep.— yeah. she'd have made sure of weep-weep. ew— yeah. she'd have made sure of that. yeah. but anyway, no, that. oh yeah. but anyway, no, i week— that. oh yeah. but anyway, no, i went pee-e— that. oh yeah. but anyway, no, i think he's doing— that. oh yeah. but anyway, no, i think he's doing a— that. oh yeah. but anyway, no, i think he's doing a grand job. wee— think he's doing a grand job. he's-announced- think he's doing a grand job. he's announced today that he's also announced today that he he's also announced today that pee-eo— he's also announced today that he-do something- he's also announced today that he do something about he wants to do something about homelessness.— he wants to do something about homelessness. including homelessness. yes. including one of homelessness. yes. including one op—weet- homelessness. yes. including one op—weet pe- of his major points is that he wepte— of his major points is that he wants-build.— of his major points is that he wants-build. he- of his major points is that he wants build. he thinks we wants to build. he thinks we epoepe— wants to build. he thinks we epowe pe— wants to build. he thinks we should be building social poeeppet— should be building social housing, affordable, really affordable— affordable housing. and he's ppepepee—op- affordable housing. and he's prepared—on hisi affordable housing. and he's- prepared_on his own prepared to do so on on his own grounde— prepared to do so on on his own eeoepee-owp— prepared to do so on on his own grounds own estates in grounds and his own estates in the [wow— grounds and his own estates in we duchy of— grounds and his own estates in the duchy of cornwall. and he looke— the duchy of cornwall. and he poowe ee— the duchy of cornwall. and he looks as though _ the duchy of cornwall. and he looks as though making it looks as though he's making it his looks as though he's making it pope-which— looks as though he's making it pope-which pe- looks as though he's making it his-which is quite- his mission, which is quite ppteeeetpe— his mission, which is quite interesting . _ his mission, which is quite interesting . i— his mission, which is quite interesting . g gftp. interesting. i forgot he's got the of cornwall now. yes, the duchy of cornwall now. yes, he has so 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technically got wealthier than his now, isn't he? his father now, isn't he? because that. because because of all that. because because of all that. because i think prince charles, whee— because i think prince charles, when he— because i think prince charles, when he wee— because i think prince charles, when he was prince charles, he was wealthier— when he was prince charles, he was wealthier than— when he was prince charles, he was wealthier than queen was wealthier than the queen peee— was wealthier than the queen because-lands.- was wealthier than the queen because lands. and the because of the lands. and the duchy—he. because of the lands. and the- duchy_he become duchy of cornwall. so he become king, lose a load money. king, lose a load of money. yeah.i king, lose a load of money. yeah. i think we need to feel eoww— yeah. i think we need to feel eoww ppowpp. — yeah. i think we need to feel sorry, though. tell you why sorry, though. i'll tell you why i sorry, though. i'll tell you why p epeo— sorry, though. i'll tell you why p epeo weep— sorry, though. i'll tell you why i also want to— sorry, though. i'll tell you why i also want to hear from you wppep— i also want to hear from you whet—op- i also want to hear from you. what—of camilla's what you thought of camilla's oepppp— what you thought of camilla's outfit-trooping- what you thought of camilla's outfit trooping the outfit at the trooping of the oowp— outfit at the trooping of the oopow-we- outfit at the trooping of the. colour-we-told colour yesterday. we were told peep— colour yesterday. we were told we epe— colour yesterday. we were told we epe wee— colour yesterday. we were told that she was going to wear peee— that she was going to wear because remember, she's she's pop— because remember, she's she's pop-wppe— because remember, she's she's pop-wppelppe- because remember, she's she's not-wifelthe of- because remember, she's she's not-wifelthe of thei not just the wife of the of the king-— not just the wife of the of the king- spee— not just the wife of the of the king. she's not— not just the wife of the of the king. she's not just there to be a king. she's not just there to be e peppy— king. she's not just there to be e peep wepeppppe— king. she's not just there to be a lady watching it. she is eepeeppw—pl a lady watching it. she is- actually_| think actually a queen. and i think epo— actually a queen. and i think eee-epe— actually a queen. and i think and-she holds- actually a queen. and i think and she holds some of and as such, she holds some of woe— and as such, she holds some of ppoee mppppew— and as such, she holds some of those military titles. “tilt? those military titles. yes. compo.— those military titles. yes. cepepep. ep— those military titles. “tilt? yeah. those military titles. yes.- colonel, of whatever. yeah. so she colonel, of whatever. yeah. so epe weppep— colonel, of whatever. yeah. so she wanted -something| colonel, of whatever. yeah. so- she wanted-something and she wanted to wear something and she wanted to wear something and eppe-eomeppppe.— she wanted to wear something and she something. something she had something. something peep—pep- that designed that had a mppppew— that designed that had a peppery-po- that designed that had a military to and i that designed that had a- military-to.and i don't military look to it. and i don't pepp— military look to it. and i don't think.worked._ military look to it. and i don't thinklworkedii— military look to it. and i don't think worked. ”fussy think it worked. i really. vow-ve— think it worked. i really. you've showed before you've just showed me before i quite it. it's the first quite liked it. it's the first oepppp— quite liked it. it's the first oepppp p-ve— quite liked it. it's the first outfit i've seen— p: . : . it's the first outfit i've seen camilla wear peep— outfit i've seen camilla wear the p— outfit i've seen camilla wear the p pop-p— outfit i've seen camilla wear that i don't think. wow, hasn't epe— that i don't think. wow, hasn't epe pope— that i don't think. wow, hasn't she done well?— that i don't think. wow, hasn't she done well? i— that i don't think. wow, hasn't she done well? i can see what epe— she done well? i can see what epe-vape— she done well? i can see what epe-vape po— she done well? i can see what she-trying to do,- she done well? i can see what she trying to do, but it she was trying to do, but it peep— she was trying to do, but it peep-ee— she was trying to do, but it just-as though- she was trying to do, but it just as though she was just looked as though she was weepppe— just looked as though she was wearing _jacket. . wearing a soldier's jacket. we— wearing a soldier's jacket. we epmoep— wearing a soldier's jacket. it's almost-it's- wearing a soldier's jacket. it's almost-it's almostl it's almost like it's almost like a mess jacket. only longer. i tell you she looked a i tell you what, she looked a little like chelsea

little bit like chelsea pensioner. that's it. that's what she looked- pensioner. that's it. that's what she looked like.- . that's what she looked like. it looked upe— what she looked like. it looked likelchelsea _ what she looked like. it looked like chelsea pensionerjacket like a chelsea pensionerjacket epo— like a chelsea pensionerjacket eee—po- like a chelsea pensionerjacket eee—to me-i and it didn't quite work to me. pep— and it didn't quite work to me. pep pp— and it didn't quite work to me. pep pp pove— and it didn't quite work to me. but i'd love to— and it didn't quite work to me. but i'd love to hear what you ppppp. — but i'd love to hear what you ppppp. ep— but i'd love to hear what you think. gb views.— but i'd love to hear what you think. gb views. gb- but i'd love to hear what you think. [15 . cit \ clip" think. gb views. gb news .com. now you have to let us know what you think about this one. partygate we've talked about partygate we've talked about partygate for so long and we've got why are people so fussed about of cake on and on about a slice of cake on and on about a slice of cake on and on a of cake, glass of orange a slice of cake, glass of orange juice? it matter? juice? what does it matter? people to work together. da people have to work together. da da da da . wait till you see da da da da. wait till you see we— da da da da. wait till you see pppe .— da da da da. wait till you see this , because— da da da da. wait till you see this , because that— tip? as as as wait till you see this , because that was p:pp p:pp p:pp p:pp wait till you see this , because that was always my this, because that was always my oppppop— this, because that was always my oppppop op— this, because that was always my opinion on this. _ this, because that was always my opinion on this. p . ,. opinion on this. does put it in a this does put it. i always ppoeepp— a this does put it. i always thought that,— a this does put it. i always thought that, you - . i always thought that, you know, the, the ppee — thought that, you know, the, the ppee op— thought that, you know, the, the ppee op ppem — thought that, you know, the, the idea of them accidentally pempppp— idea of them accidentally pwmpppp pp— idea of them accidentally bumping in to, you know, people who-p— bumping in to, you know, people wppo-p pop— bumping in to, you know, people wppo-p pop e— bumping in to, you know, people who'd got a glass— bumping in to, you know, people who'd got a glass of wine on a ppppev— who'd got a glass of wine on a ppppev ppppp— who'd got a glass of wine on a friday night who _ who'd got a glass of wine on a friday night who were already working— friday night who were already woppppe-e— friday night who were already working-a work- friday night who were already working a work bubble . working with in a work bubble. vow— working with in a work bubble. vow ppppp— working with in a work bubble. you think _yeah,- working with in a work bubble. you think yeah, yeah . you think that's. yeah, yeah. pepppv— you think that's. yeah, yeah. hardly anything— you think that's. yeah, yeah. hardly anything getting worked up hardly anything getting worked ep-pep— hardly anything getting worked ep-pep whee— hardly anything getting worked up but when you see this, up about. but when you see this, you— up about. but when you see this, vow-peep— up about. but when you see this, vow-peep e— up about. but when you see this, vow-peep e opp— up about. but when you see this, you feel a bit differently you might feel a bit differently .-pp-e— you might feel a bit differently .-pp-e ew— you might feel a bit differently .-it's new footage- you might feel a bit differently .-it's new footage of. . yeah. it's new footage of conservative party workers at a christmas party in 2020. while some of those strictest restrictions were in place. yeah i mean effectively christmas had

been cancelled, hadn't it? or were just about to be ,. ff: ppp: t“ . .7’ or were just about to be when t“ ff: “ppp: t“ . .7’ or were just about to be when this vppeo— were just about to be when this vppeo wee— were just about to be when this video was _well,- were just about to be when this video was _well, it- were just about to be when this video was well, it was video was taken? well, it was pepep— video was taken? well, it was taken conservative taken at the conservative peppy-e— taken at the conservative party's headquarters it party's headquarters and it epowe— party's headquarters and it epowe peoppe— party's headquarters and it shows people dancing and joking epoep—pepee- shows people dancing and joking epoep—pepee .- shows people dancing and joking about—rules . let's. about breaking the rules. let's pepe— about breaking the rules. let's pepe e— about breaking the rules. let's pepe e poop— about breaking the rules. let's pepe e poop .— about breaking the rules. let's pepe e poop . — about breaking the rules. let's take a look . party,- about breaking the rules. let's take a look . : take a look. party, party ends up as an instagram live as long as we don't . well, i'm pretty as we don't. well, i'm pretty sure globsec looks . laura, what sure globsec looks. laura, what do you think of this ? laura do you think of this? laura yeah, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. ppep-e— yeah, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. ppep-e poo— yeah, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. that's too much- yeah, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. that's too much . - p/ftpp“ i'm sorry. that's too much . “cg p/ftpp“ i'm sorry. that's too much . "clap pppftft that's too much. they were really fierce restrictions in place for the rest of us at that time. it was all about the social distancing. in fact, you saw a social distancing message there in the background and about numbers of people that could gather at any one point. and it was just about two days later, they effectively cancelled christmas that year.

so they knew and you can hear that they knew that they were breaking rules. yeah. and woeppp-p— breaking rules. yeah. and wouldn't we— breaking rules. yeah. and wouldn't we all- “g yeah. and wouldn't we all have loved to peeve— wouldn't we all have loved to peeve pep— wouldn't we all have loved to peeve pep e— wouldn't we all have loved to have had a little— wouldn't we all have loved to have had a little party like ppeep— have had a little party like ppeep app— have had a little party like that and yeah,— have had a little party like that and yeah, it wasn't just a eeepwpepe— that and yeah, it wasn't just a eeepwpepe. pp— that and yeah, it wasn't just a sandwich. it wasn't just a eeepwpepe— sandwich. it wasn't just a sandwich. those two idiots peeepee— sandwich. those two idiots dancing about.— sandwich. those two idiots dancing about. but it's also partly— dancing about. but it's also peeppv ppee— dancing about. but it's also partly the fact— dancing about. but it's also partly the fact that they're pewppepee— partly the fact that they're laughing about the rules and peeppee— laughing about the rules and peeppee oe— laughing about the rules and bending or bending the two of ppeeee. — bending or bending the two of ppeeee. pte— bending or bending the two of them. the one— bending or bending the two of them. the one guy- bending or bending the two of them. g t“ them. the one guy you saw in braces and another guy that you don't actually see in that video, he was there and left video, but he was there and left earlier. apparently, they are two people who have been ennobled. one with an obe, one with a peerage by by boris johnson in his list on johnson in his in his list on his list. it does put a different— his list. it does put a different spin- t“ . it does put a different spin on, i have to say,— different spin on, i have to save poe— different spin on, i have to save pop me— different spin on, i have to say, for me, it's— different spin on, i have to say, for me, it's put a different— say, for me, it's put a different spin on things . have different spin on things. have eeoppeee— different spin on things. have another look. _ different spin on things. have another look. have another look, another look. have another look, another look. have another look, another look . so it's the social another look. so it's the social ppepeeepee— another look. so it's the social distancing sign?— another look. so it's the social distancing sign? _ another look. so it's the social distancing sign? yeah- another look. so it's the social distancing sign? yeah ,- so it's the social distancing sign? / distancing sign? yeah, that's ppeee— distancing sign? yeah, that's those idiots dancing . in other those idiots dancing. in other circumstances, you'd say, fine ,

circumstances, you'd say, fine, you know, it's an office bash. it's a drunk christmas party. but this was the christmas that we were all deprived of . i we were all deprived of. i recognised one of those eepeeppv— recognised one of those actually. do _ recognised one of those actually. do you? yeah. yeah veepe. — actually. do you? yeah. yeah veepe. app— actually. do you? yeah. yeah veepe. app p— actually. do you? yeah. yeah yeah. and ijust— actually. do you? yeah. yeah yeah. and i just think that's p-ve— yeah. and i just think that's p-ve gop— yeah. and i just think that's p-ve pop po— yeah. and i just think that's p-ve pop po eev— yeah. and i just think that's i've got to say that really peppee— i've got to say that really peppee wpppe— i've got to say that really gripes with me- i've got to say that really gripes with me that gripes with i gripes with me that gripes with p ee— gripes with me that gripes with i mean remember— gripes with me that gripes with i mean remember at that time vow-e— i mean remember at that time vow-e peppe— i mean remember at that time you're being worried about meeppee— you're being worried about meeppep ep— you're being worried about meeting up with any members of wow— meeting up with any members of vowpemppv. — meeting up with any members of your family. yeah.— meeting up with any members of your family. p/ftpp“ /ftp- f; your family. yeah. you're worried at the time we were worried at the time we were worried that christmas would be cancelled indeed was. and cancelled, as indeed it was. and you sort of going learning you were sort of going learning how zoom calls with how to do zoom calls with your family like that family and things like that because be with because you couldn't be with them. i think that that will them. and i think that that will gripe with a lot of people, won't it? yeah, it's not won't it? yeah, well, it's not the partygate revelation the only partygate revelation this morning. on sunday this morning. the mail on sunday eeve— this morning. the mail on sunday eeve peepep— this morning. the mail on sunday says leaked whatsapp_ “g the mail on sunday says leaked whatsapp messages do prove— says leaked whatsapp messages do peove peep— says leaked whatsapp messages do peove ppeep pow— says leaked whatsapp messages do prove that tory mps_ says leaked whatsapp messages do prove that tory mps sir bernard peoppe— prove that tory mps sir bernard peeppe wpeo— prove that tory mps sir bernard jenkin, who sits— prove that tory mps sir bernard jenkin, who sits on the pepvppeeee— jenkin, who sits on the privileges committee that eoeepeeweep— privileges committee that condemned boris johnson, also epeo— condemned boris johnson, also epeo prope— condemned boris johnson, also also broke covid_ condemned boris johnson, also also broke covid rules . yeah, it also broke covid rules. yeah, it eoee— also broke covid rules. yeah, it eoee ope— also broke covid rules. yeah, it poee ope epeo— also broke covid rules. yeah, it poee ope eep ope— also broke covid rules. yeah, it goes on and on, doesn't it? joining— goes on and on, doesn't it? joining ee— goes on and on, doesn't it? joining up now— goes on and on, doesn't it? joining us now is— goes on and on, doesn't it? joining us now is political commentator peter spencer . a

commentator peter spencer. a very good morning to you. hello good morning to you. hi. how do you how good morning to you. hi. how do vow peow po— good morning to you. hi. how do vow peow to wow— good morning to you. hi. how do you how do you feel— good morning to you. hi. how do you how do you feel after- -: “g hi. how do you how do you feel after seeing peep— you how do you feel after seeing ppeep vppeoe — you how do you feel after seeing that video? well— you how do you feel after seeing that video? well ,_ you how do you feel after seeing that video? �*ppvppft-- ."piiljii: that video? well, there's a couple of observations. first of all, there's the _ couple of observations. first of all, there's the old— fftp- first of all, there's the old laurel and peppy— all, there's the old laurel and weep hardy— all, there's the old laurel and hardy hardy movie , another fine hardy hardy movie, another fine ppeee— hardy hardy movie, another fine ppeee us. — hardy hardy movie, another fine ppeee us. pp— hardy hardy movie, another fine mess us. i'd also— hardy hardy movie, another fine mess us. i'd also make the point ppeep— mess us. i'd also make the point ppeep ope— mess us. i'd also make the point ppeep op— mess us. i'd also make the point that one of the— mess us. i'd also make the point that one of the most percipient poppppeep— that one of the most percipient political observations tony ppep— political observations tony ppepevee— political observations tony blair ever made was that most peoppe— blair ever made was that most peoppe ee— blair ever made was that most peoppe peop— blair ever made was that most people are not that interested in people are not that interested pe poppppee— people are not that interested in politics, but— people are not that interested in politics, but show them an pmeee— in politics, but show them an pmeee epeo— in politics, but show them an pmege eep pp— in politics, but show them an image and it will— in politics, but show them an image and it will linger. i pp-e— image and it will linger. i mean, it's like— image and it will linger. i mean, it's like neil kinnock pepppee— mean, it's like neil kinnock pepppep pepo— mean, it's like neil kinnock falling into the— mean, it's like neil kinnock falling into the sea and it's pppe— falling into the sea and it's pppe pp— falling into the sea and it's like ed miliband trying to eat a peeoe— like ed miliband trying to eat a bacon sandwich— like ed miliband trying to eat a bacon sandwich and indeed jim ceppeepeepe— bacon sandwich and indeed jim callaghan with— bacon sandwich and indeed jim callaghan with the crisis. what eepepee— callaghan with the crisis. what crisis? which _ callaghan with the crisis. what crisis? which was— callaghan with the crisis. what crisis? which was unfair, but nonetheless _ crisis? which was unfair, but nonetheless ,_ crisis? which was unfair, but nonetheless , he— crisis? which was unfair, but nonetheless , he looked far too nonetheless, he looked far too eepevep— nonetheless, he looked far too relaxed when _ nonetheless, he looked far too relaxed when the— nonetheless, he looked far too relaxed when the nation was pepppee— relaxed when the nation was pepppee po— relaxed when the nation was falling to pieces. you have this eppeeppoee— falling to pieces. you have this eppeeppoe .— falling to pieces. you have this situation , which— falling to pieces. you have this situation , which is it's like situation, which is it's like pp-e— situation, which is it's like pp-e pppe— situation, which is it's like it's like putting two fingers up to it's like putting two fingers up po epp— it's like putting two fingers up po epp ppeoee— it's like putting two fingers up to all those people who could peop— to all those people who could pop vpepp— to all those people who could not visit their— to all those people who could not visit their loved ones who

were or either— not visit their loved ones who were or either visit them or say goodbye— were or either visit them or say goodbye po— were or either visit them or say goodbye po ppeeee— were or either visit them or say goodbye to them if they were on peeppe-e— goodbye to them if they were on peeppe-e poop— goodbye to them if they were on death's door and— goodbye to them if they were on death's door and it— goodbye to them if they were on death's door and it is just so eppeepv— death's door and it is just so eppeepv .— death's door and it is just so wppeepv . app— death's door and it is just so utterly . and remember, the first utterly. and remember, the first ppeeee— utterly. and remember, the first ppeeee op— utterly. and remember, the first phase of greece— utterly. and remember, the first phase of greece grief is, of course, denial.— phase of greece grief is, of course, denial. the second is eee-e— course, denial. the second is aneg- ppeeee— course, denial. the second is anger. there are— course, denial. the second is anger. there are going to be so meow— anger. there are going to be so mepv peoppe— anger. there are going to be so mepv peoppe opp— anger. there are going to be so many people out there who are going— many people out there who are popee po— many people out there who are popep po pe— many people out there who are popep po pee eo— many people out there who are going to be so furious that i peeve— going to be so furious that i peeve po— going to be so furious that i peeve po eev— going to be so furious that i have to say that— going to be so furious that i have to say that the hatreds ppeep— have to say that the hatreds ppeep ppepe— have to say that the hatreds that this will— have to say that the hatreds that this will generate will be vpeeeeep— that this will generate will be vpeeeeep . — that this will generate will be visceral . as— that this will generate will be visceral. as you— that this will generate will be visceral . that this will generate will be visceral. as you say, peter, it's something about the image. it's something about seeing this as it is. i mean, because, you know , as i say, i've been of the know, as i say, i've been of the opinion that it was a big fuss being made about not very much, you know , a birthday cake , a you know, a birthday cake, a glass of wine . this just strikes glass of wine. this just strikes me as different. considerably different. well absolutely right. and of course, you've got to right. and of course, you've got po eeeeepeeep— right. and of course, you've got to remember, a— right. and of course, you've got to remember, a week- ” g“. and of course, you've got to remember, a week is a long pree— to remember, a week is a long ppme pe— to remember, a week is a long time in politics.— to remember, a week is a long time in politics. it— to remember, a week is a long time in politics. it was only a weep— time in politics. it was only a weep epo— time in politics. it was only a weep ego ppeep— time in politics. it was only a week ago that boris johnson was peeeep— week ago that boris johnson was peeeep po— week ago that boris johnson was

banged to rights— week ago that boris johnson was banged to rights for lying and lping— banged to rights for lying and pvpep epp— banged to rights for lying and pvpep epp pvpee— banged to rights for lying and lying and lying to parliament. and.— lying and lying to parliament. app. vow— lying and lying to parliament. app. vow peow— lying and lying to parliament. app. vow ppow .— lying and lying to parliament. and, you know , he was being and, you know, he was being pepeepee— and, you know, he was being pepeepee epp— and, you know, he was being hissing and spitting ever since. but hissing and spitting ever since. pep epppeoeepe— hissing and spitting ever since. but although he's suddenly shut up epp— but although he's suddenly shut up epp peeepe— but although he's suddenly shut up and mean sort— but although he's suddenly shut up and mean sort of one thinks of up and mean sort of one thinks oe powe— up and mean sort of one thinks of john profumo,_ up and mean sort of one thinks of john profumo, the one time mpepepept— of john profumo, the one time war minister, and— of john profumo, the one time war minister, and who lied to pepppepeepep— war minister, and who lied to parliament about— war minister, and who lied to parliament about his affair with cpeppeppee— parliament about his affair with christine keeler_ parliament about his affair with christine keeler .— parliament about his affair with christine keeler . and he's had christine keeler. and he's had ten christine keeler. and he's had pepe veere— christine keeler. and he's had ten years sackcloth and ashes poppe— ten years sackcloth and ashes poppep poop— ten years sackcloth and ashes doing good works— ten years sackcloth and ashes doing good works in the east end pepope— doing good works in the east end pepope pee— doing good works in the east end pepope pee pop— doing good works in the east end before he got forgiven. and you mpepep— before he got forgiven. and you mpepep pppe— before he got forgiven. and you might like this.— before he got forgiven. and you might like this. and i have a ppeeopv— might like this. and i have a ppeeopv epoep— might like this. and i have a theory about why it is that poppe— theory about why it is that boris johnson— theory about why it is that boris johnson has suddenly gone eepep— boris johnson has suddenly gone eepep epp— boris johnson has suddenly gone ewpep epp peep— boris johnson has suddenly gone quiet and that is— boris johnson has suddenly gone quiet and that is that carrie pee— quiet and that is that carrie peee eepp— quiet and that is that carrie peee eepp po— quiet and that is that carrie has said to him,— quiet and that is that carrie has said to him, look, boris , has said to him, look, boris, vow-pe— has said to him, look, boris, vow-re pe— has said to him, look, boris, vow-pe ppe peep— has said to him, look, boris, you're in deep doo doo. just zip pp. — you're in deep doo doo. just zip pp. pee— you're in deep doo doo. just zip pp. pee .— you're in deep doo doo. just zip pp. pee . we— you're in deep doo doo. just zip it. yes . we all— you're in deep doo doo. just zip it. p/fts �*vpvp�*f; :”f;p: t“ it. yes. we all wondered why his first daily mail column was nothing to do with politics. it was all about swimming . is that was all about swimming. is that is that why you reckon that carrie's just said, for heaven's sake, you're in enough trouble ? sake, you're in enough trouble? well, i suspect so. and i also i ppee— well, i suspect so. and i also i mean, the other— well, i suspect so. and i also i mean, the other thing is it is a

veep.— mean, the other thing is it is a vepv. vow— mean, the other thing is it is a vepv. vow know,— mean, the other thing is it is a very, you know, sort of we're a bit brutalised_ very, you know, sort of we're a bit brutalised by— very, you know, sort of we're a bit brutalised by the crazy epepp— bit brutalised by the crazy stuff that's— bit brutalised by the crazy stuff that's been going on in pepppeppeepept— stuff that's been going on in parliament, sort— stuff that's been going on in parliament, sort of all over the ppeoe— parliament, sort of all over the ppeee wpppe— parliament, sort of all over the ppeee wpppe ppe — parliament, sort of all over the place with the tories apparently ppeeppeepppp— place with the tories apparently disappearing into— place with the tories apparently disappearing into into a giant epeppeope— disappearing into into a giant epeppeope .— disappearing into into a giant sinkhole . but— disappearing into into a giant sinkhole . but but the but we sinkhole. but but the but we peeve— sinkhole. but but the but we peeve po— sinkhole. but but the but we peeve po epep— sinkhole. but but the but we have to step back and think, peep— have to step back and think, peepee ope— have to step back and think, peepee ope e— have to step back and think, hang on a minute. lying to pepppepeepept— hang on a minute. lying to parliament, the— hang on a minute. lying to parliament, the prime minister peep— parliament, the prime minister ppeep pe— parliament, the prime minister ppeep pe epep— parliament, the prime minister that is such a— parliament, the prime minister that is such a big— parliament, the prime minister that is such a big deal. and i eeepeep— that is such a big deal. and i ewepeep peep— that is such a big deal. and i suspect that that— that is such a big deal. and i suspect that that johnson peppeeepp— suspect that that johnson himself didn't— suspect that that johnson himself didn't sort of clock it at himself didn't sort of clock it ep pppep. — himself didn't sort of clock it ep pppep. pe— himself didn't sort of clock it at first. he was— himself didn't sort of clock it at first. he was too busy puppet— at first. he was too busy huffing and— at first. he was too busy huffing and puffing and then he eeppt— huffing and puffing and then he eepp. ope— huffing and puffing and then he eepp. ope pew— huffing and puffing and then he said, oh my god,— huffing and puffing and then he said, oh my god, this really is app— said, oh my god, this really is serious. and another point to be mete— serious. and another point to be peepe pe— serious. and another point to be peepe pe peep— serious. and another point to be made is that much— serious. and another point to be made is that much of his pepeepepe— made is that much of his heineken appeal, made is that much of his heineken appeal , the politician heineken appeal, the politician eoepp— heineken appeal, the politician eoepp peeepe— heineken appeal, the politician could reach people who who other poppppepepee— could reach people who who other politicians couldn't— could reach people who who other politicians couldn't reach was the politicians couldn't reach was ppe peep— politicians couldn't reach was the fact that— politicians couldn't reach was the fact that that— politicians couldn't reach was the fact that that he made peoppe— the fact that that he made peoppe peep— the fact that that he made people feel good about themselves.— people feel good about themselves. he made them laugh and themselves. he made them laugh epp epp— themselves. he made them laugh epp epp op— themselves. he made them laugh epp epp op e— themselves. he made them laugh and all of a sudden— themselves. he made them laugh and all of a sudden he's being a grumpy— and all of a sudden he's being a grumpy opp— and all of a sudden he's being a grumpy opp peep— and all of a sudden he's being a grumpy old and it's simply so all grumpy old and it's simply so epp peep— grumpy old and it's simply so epp ppeep eopp— grumpy old and it's simply so all that sort of— grumpy old and it's simply so all that sort of appeal is just eopp— all that sort of appeal is just eopp op— all that sort of appeal is just eopp op pope— all that sort of appeal is just eopp op pope .— all that sort of appeal is just sort of gone . and, you know, sort of gone. and, you know, i eopp op— sort of gone. and, you know, i mean, sort of laugh in the worm.— mean, sort of laugh in the world, laughs— mean, sort of laugh in the world, laughs with you, cry and you— world, laughs with you, cry and woe ew— world, laughs with you, cry and wow epv epoee — world, laughs with you, cry and you cry alone. and— world, laughs with you, cry and you cry alone. '“p: ppf; world, laughs with you, cry and you cry alone. ' ppf; you cry alone. and what are we to make of the because, i mean,

there is still a lot of anger about over what what the privileges committee has done . privileges committee has done. sir bernard jenkin , the most sir bernard jenkin, the most senior tory on that committee , senior tory on that committee, who's now the mail on sunday, says has proof that he he did break the rules himself . sure. i break the rules himself. sure. i mean, the turf wars that- t“ sure. i mean, the turf wars that are going— mean, the turf wars that are popep oe— mean, the turf wars that are popep oe epp— mean, the turf wars that are going on all over- mean, the turf wars that are going on all over the place, um . pepweee— going on all over the place, um . pepweee pee— going on all over the place, um , between the rival— going on all over the place, um , between the rival newspapers on wpeoee— , between the rival newspapers on whose side— , between the rival newspapers on whose side they're on. i opev— on whose side they're on. i mean. okay so— on whose side they're on. i mean. okay so this doesn't do peep— mean. okay so this doesn't do ppeep poeee-p— mean. okay so this doesn't do that doesn't do— mean. okay so this doesn't do that doesn't do that. bernard peeppe— that doesn't do that. bernard peeppe peev— that doesn't do that. bernard jenkin any particular favours. pep— jenkin any particular favours. pep p— jenkin any particular favours. pep p ppepep— jenkin any particular favours. but i think in— jenkin any particular favours. but i think in the scheme of ppepeee— but i think in the scheme of ppepepe pp-e— but i think in the scheme of ppepepe. pp-e e— but i think in the scheme of things, it's a bit— but i think in the scheme of things, it's a bit of a detail. swe— things, it's a bit of a detail. swe pee— things, it's a bit of a detail. sure he was.— things, it's a bit of a detail. sure he was. the- things, it's a bit of a detail. sure he was. the guy got really wpppe— sure he was. the guy got really cross with boris— sure he was. the guy got really cross with boris and they really eopp— cross with boris and they really eopp op— cross with boris and they really sort of crossed— cross with boris and they really sort of crossed swords over the wpeope — sort of crossed swords over the wpeope peep.— sort of crossed swords over the whole thing. but— sort of crossed swords over the whole thing. but the fact is, ppeepe— whole thing. but the fact is, ppeepe ee— whole thing. but the fact is, there are seven— whole thing. but the fact is, there are seven members of that oopepepppee— there are seven members of that eopepepppee .— there are seven members of that committee . four— there are seven members of that committee . four of— there are seven members of that committee . four of them are tory committee. four of them are tory peppe— committee. four of them are tory pppe .— committee. four of them are tory pppe . pep— committee. four of them are tory pppe . pep eo— committee. four of them are tory pppe . pep eo p— committee. four of them are tory mps . and so i don't— committee. four of them are tory mps . and so i don't think that mps. and so i don't think that in mps. and so i don't think that pe eev— mps. and so i don't think that pe eev wep— mps. and so i don't think that in any way negates or indeed pppepepepeee— in any way negates or indeed diminishes john— in any way negates or indeed diminishes john esten's guilt for

diminishes john esten's guilt popwpepope— diminishes john esten's guilt for which he— diminishes john esten's guilt for which he will pay a hideous peppe— for which he will pay a hideous pppoe. p— for which he will pay a hideous pppee. p peep.— for which he will pay a hideous price, i think. and— for which he will pay a hideous price, i think. and there's eeoppeep— price, i think. and there's another by—election looming now wpppe— another by—election looming now wpppe pee— another by—election looming now with the resignation of david weppwpoe— with the resignation of david weppwppoe .— with the resignation of david warburton , john, who is finally warburton, john, who is finally peeppep— warburton, john, who is finally decided that— warburton, john, who is finally decided that he— warburton, john, who is finally decided that he can't hold on to his decided that he can't hold on to ppe eeep— decided that he can't hold on to ppe eeep eev— decided that he can't hold on to his seat any longer— decided that he can't hold on to his seat any longer after a cocaine and— his seat any longer after a cocaine and sex- his seat any longer after a cocaine and sex scandal . lop“ cocaine and sex scandal. while he epp— cocaine and sex scandal. while he still feels— cocaine and sex scandal. while he still feels that he's been badly treated. but he is obviously decided now to step down, forcing yet another by—election, i mean , is rishi by—election, i mean, is rishi sunak now facing the felling of a house of cards as well ? a house of cards as well? nicely put. i mean, i suspect peep— nicely put. i mean, i suspect ppeep pee— nicely put. i mean, i suspect ppeep pee pe— nicely put. i mean, i suspect that he is actually in his head at that he is actually in his head ep eoe— that he is actually in his head ep pe— that he is actually in his head at some in some— that he is actually in his head at some in some way reprising peep— at some in some way reprising that claudius's_ at some in some way reprising that claudius's line in hamlet. wpeee— that claudius's line in hamlet. when sorrows— that claudius's line in hamlet. when sorrows come, they come not epeepe — when sorrows come, they come not epeppe eppee— when sorrows come, they come not epeppe eppee. pep— when sorrows come, they come not single spies, but in— when sorrows come, they come not single spies, but in battalions . i single spies, but in battalions . p peeee— single spies, but in battalions . p vee— single spies, but in battalions . i mean, yes, there will be pow— . i mean, yes, there will be pow pv— . i mean, yes, there will be four by elections- . i mean, yes, there will be four by elections . the four by elections. the conservatives might hang on to conservatives might hang onto op— conservatives might hang onto some of those— conservatives might hang on to some of those seats. they might nop— some of those seats. they might eop. pep— some of those seats. they might not. but there's— some of those seats. they might not. but there's going to be peeve— not. but there's going to be ppeepe ee— not. but there's going to be there can be— not. but there's going to be there can be no— not. but there's going to be there can be no question. ppeepe-e— there can be no question. ppeepe-e popep— there can be no question. there's going to be a huge swing eeepeep— there's going to be a huge swing epepeep peere— there's going to be a huge swing against them. and— there's going to be a huge swing against them. and it does get the against them. and it does get pee peeppee— against them. and it does get the feeling that— against them. and it does get the feeling that that you've got this the feeling that that you've got ppepe eoe— the feeling that that you've got ppepe eopp op— the feeling that that you've got this sort of edifice and it's

pppppe— this sort of edifice and it's pppppe pv— this sort of edifice and it's little by little. _ this sort of edifice and it's little by little. it is crumbling - little by little. it is crumbling away at the edges . little by little. it is— crumbling away at the edges . and crumbling away at the edges. and of crumbling away at the edges. and op epp— crumbling away at the edges. and of course, all this— crumbling away at the edges. and of course, all this will be in pee— of course, all this will be in pee-po— of course, all this will be in ppee-po pee- of course, all this will be in the to the conservative the run up to the conservative party— the run up to the conservative party conference _ the run up to the conservative party conference when they will be party conference when they will pee pe— party conference when they will pee pe e— party conference when they will pee pe e eppee— party conference when they will be in a right snit— party conference when they will be in a right shit with one eeoppeep— be in a right shit with one another. and— be in a right shit with one another. and then there will be all another. and then there will be epp peeeeep— another. and then there will be all manner of— another. and then there will be all manner of recriminations eopee— all manner of recriminations popep — all manner of recriminations popep pep— all manner of recriminations going on. and again , as far as going on. and again, as far as pee— going on. and again, as far as pee ee— going on. and again, as far as pee ee pep— going on. and again, as far as pee ee pep ee— going on. and again, as far as the as far as rishi _ going on. and again, as far as the as far as rishi sunak and his the as far as rishi sunak and pepe pepeppppv— the as far as rishi sunak and his integrity and— the as far as rishi sunak and his integrity and all holding poeeppeep— his integrity and all holding together and— his integrity and all holding together and all that stuff, it it together and all that stuff, it pp pee— together and all that stuff, it pp pee opppee— together and all that stuff, it it the optics could hardly be . epep— it the optics could hardly be worse . cj

but held by senior figures in the women to win network by deputy speaker eleanor laing said it was a business meeting because it was held in her room. it was held in her rooms, but then there's a there's a message come out saying having birthday dnnks come out saying having birthday drinks for a few of our favourite people in elle edwards conference room. that was birthday drinks. it was a birthday drinks. it was a birthday party- - birthday drinks. it was a birthday party. they have said it all socially distanced , it was all socially distanced, but someone said there are ten people in a small room. so social distancing went out of the window. there were 4 or 5 bottles of prosecco and nibbles were out and everyone was were laid out and everyone was given piece of birthday cake. given a piece of birthday cake. it's not what the rest of us could do. do you think if any oppeep— could do. do you think if any oppeep peppy.— could do. do you think if any oppeep peppv. eev— f: p:ftp do you think if any other party, any other government - other party, any other government been other party, any other government-been in government had been in in eoeppop— government had been in in eoeppop po— government had been in in control, do ring— government had been in in control, do ring covid they woepp— control, do ring covid they woepp eev— control, do ring covid they would any other party would have peepeevep— would any other party would have behaved differently. i mean, i peep— behaved differently. i mean, i peep-pp— behaved differently. i mean, i teep-pp vow-e- behaved differently. i mean, i just if you're running just wonder if you're running poevepepeep— just wonder if you're running. government,_have government, you've got to have pou— government, you've got to have vow peeve— government, you've got to have you have-amounts- government, you've got to have you have amounts of people, you have vast amounts of people, peepee— you have vast amounts of people, teams—are workingj teams of people who are working for-we're having- for you. and we're having to wopp— for you. and we're having to wopp ppep— for you. and we're having to work flat-very- for you. and we're having to work flat very often to try work flat out very often to try to work flat out very often to try po eope — work flat out very often to try po eope wpppe— work flat out very often to try to cope with covid. i just woeepp— to cope with covid. i just vvoeepp pp— to cope with covid. i just wonder if that— to cope with covid. i just wonder if that this could have peeppeeep— wonder if that this could have

peeppeeep po— wonder if that this could have peeppeeep po eev— wonder if that this could have happened to any government. cj“ happened to any government. oh, i happened to any government. oh, ppppep— happened to any government. oh, p pppep pp— happened to any government. oh, i think it would— happened to any government. oh, i think it would have— happened to any government. oh, i think it would have happened to whoever the people at to whoever was in the people at the top . and you often get this, the top. and you often get this, don't you? the people are don't you? the people who are making us, little making the rules for us, little people don't necessarily people all don't necessarily follow them themselves. that wouldn't surprise me. in the slightest to be perfectly honest. i know what you think. i peep— honest. i know what you think. i twep woeepp— honest. i know what you think. i twep vvoeepp pp— honest. i know what you think. i just wonder if you _ i know what you think. i just wonder if you know this. yes:— just wonder if you know this. pee pp-e— just wonder if you know this. pee pp-e vee— just wonder if you know this. yes, it's very easy to point the pepper— yes, it's very easy to point the ppeeep op— yes, it's very easy to point the finger of blame,— yes, it's very easy to point the finger of blame, but this was a eppepe— finger of blame, but this was a oppepe eppee— finger of blame, but this was a oppepe pppee .— finger of blame, but this was a crisis time . they're trying to crisis time. they're trying to run a government in a in a eppeeppoe— run a government in a in a situation that's— run a government in a in a situation that's really unprecedented . and they do have unprecedented. and they do have to unprecedented. and they do have po pepp— unprecedented. and they do have po pepv oe— unprecedented. and they do have to rely on teams— unprecedented. and they do have to rely on teams of— unprecedented. and they do have to rely on teams of people who peep— to rely on teams of people who pep po— to rely on teams of people who pep po 90— to rely on teams of people who pep po go pepo— to rely on teams of people who had to go into work during that tree — had to go into work during that tree pep— had to go into work during that tree pep vee— had to go into work during that time. but you don't- had to go into work during that time. p:ftp“ . time. but you don't have to have a party. no. and you don't have to have a birthday party. no i mean, the rest of us didn't have a birthday party. we knew we coupon-p.— a birthday party. we knew we couldn't. yeah— a birthday party. we knew we couldn't. yeah we— we knew we couldn't. yeah we knew it would be couldn't. yeah we knew it would pe woe— couldn't. yeah we knew it would pe woe poe— couldn't. yeah we knew it would be wrong. you know, pulled it opp. — be wrong. you know, pulled it opp. peep.— be wrong. you know, pulled it off. yeah. how— be wrong. you know, pulled it off. yeah. how many people had cpppeppeeeee— off. yeah. how many people had christmases-own- off. yeah. how many people had christmases own or. christmases on their own or. peep.— christmases on their own or. peep. vee— christmases on their own or. yeah, you know,— christmases on their own or. yeah, you know, exactly- christmases on their own or. yeah, you know, exactly . so we yeah, you know, exactly. so we didn't. we i know some people sort of tweaked the rules. bent the rules. if you had an elderly relative or whatever. but that's a bit different. i think

a little bit different. i think , from those people who are setting the rules, having a party, having a having a disco dancing about or having a birthday party, as sir bernard jenkins seems to have done for his wife. so it's different, isn't it? i just look at that vppeo— isn't it? i just look at that vppeo epp— isn't it? i just look at that vppeo eep p— isn't it? i just look at that video and i think,- . .7’ i just look at that video and i think, how foolish ppev— video and i think, how foolish ppev po— video and i think, how foolish were they to do— video and i think, how foolish were they to do it? and then to ppep— were they to do it? and then to see that somebody filming it and not see that somebody filming it and pop epep— see that somebody filming it and pop epep ppep— see that somebody filming it and not shut that down— see that somebody filming it and not shut that down fast . they not shut that down fast. they eepeeppv— not shut that down fast. they eepweppv savv— not shut that down fast. they actually say, you— not shut that down fast. they actually say, you feel you're peep— actually say, you feel you're twep epoep— actually say, you feel you're twep epoep po— actually say, you feel you're just about to see— actually say, you feel you're just about to see it. they say, vow— just about to see it. they say, are you filming— just about to see it. they say, are you filming this? p/pftpp“ cj“ are you filming this? yeah. oh, pee-p— are you filming this? yeah. oh, pee-p eppeeee — are you filming this? yeah. oh, don't stream it. yeah.- are you filming this? p/pftpp“ cj“ p:ftp“ . . yeah. don't don't stream it. yeah. don't epeepep— don't stream it. yeah. don't epeepep pp— don't stream it. yeah. don't stream it that. _ don't stream it. yeah. don't stream it that. we're- p:ftp“ . . yeah. don't stream it that. we're like peeppee— stream it that. we're like bending the— stream it that. we're like bending the rules more than peeppee— bending the rules more than bending them.— bending the rules more than bending them. more than bending it. bending them. more than bending pp. -pep— bending them. more than bending pp. -pep pp— bending them. more than bending pp-pep pp pp— bending them. more than bending it.-but if i'd been- it. yeah, but if i'd been peeppee— it. yeah, but if i'd been bending the— it. yeah, but if i'd been bending the rules, not that i woepp— bending the rules, not that i woepp pevet— bending the rules, not that i would have, and— bending the rules, not that i would have, and not that i did peve— would have, and not that i did peve. pep— would have, and not that i did peve. pep p— would have, and not that i did have. and i saw— would have, and not that i did have. and i saw somebody was ppppepee— have. and i saw somebody was ppppepee pp.— have. and i saw somebody was ppppepee pp. p— have. and i saw somebody was filming it, i would— have. and i saw somebody was filming it, i would have shut epep— filming it, i would have shut ppep powe— filming it, i would have shut that down straight away, woeppe-p— that down straight away, wouldn't you? yeah. it just peepee— wouldn't you? yeah. it just makes .think- wouldn't you? yeah. it just makes think they makes you think that they just epee-p— makes you think that they just peep-pp. — makes you think that they just didn't-it. yeah- makes you think that they just didn't it. 465... or makes you think that they just didn't it. p/pftpp“ or are we didn't get it. yeah. or are we peeppee— didn't get it. yeah. or are we peeppee poo— didn't get it. yeah. or are we making too much— didn't get it. yeah. or are we making too much of- didn't get it. p/pftpp“ or are we making too much of this? i, i eee-p— making too much of this? i, i eee-p peepe— making too much of this? i, i eee-p peepe ep— making too much of this? i, i can't make up my mind. you've got can't make up my mind. you've pop e— can't make up my mind. you've pop e peepe — can't make up my mind. you've pop e peepe op— can't make up my mind. you've got a team of people who've been wopppee— got a team of people who've been wopppee ppep— got a team of people who've been working flat out— got a team of people who've been working flat out all— got a team of people who've been working flat out all week. all pew. — working flat out all week. all pew. p— working flat out all week. all day- p poe-p— working flat out all week. all day. i don't know— working flat out all week. all day. i don't know what day that wee— day. i don't know what day that wee pp— day. i don't know what day that was. was itlfriday_ day. i don't know what day that was. was it friday or was. was it a friday or something?-

was. was it a friday or something? they just something? and they just ppoeeppt— something? and they just ppoeeppt-pe- something? and they just thought,-in a. something? and they just thought, in a few thought, we'll get in a few pppepe. — thought, we'll get in a few drinks. they've _ thought, we'll get in a few drinks. they've got all they've got drinks. they've got all they've eoplwpope— drinks. they've got all they've gotlwhole table— drinks. they've got all they've got whole table with a spread. got a whole table with a spread. but got a whole table with a spread. pep peps— got a whole table with a spread. pep pp-elpp-e— got a whole table with a spread. pep pp-elpp-e e— got a whole table with a spread. but it'slit's a well— got a whole table with a spread. but it'slit's a well i— got a whole table with a spread. but it'slit's a well i don't- but it's a it's a well i don't know, there's no social distancing going on. no is that i mean no attempt at it. and we were we were going— i mean no attempt at it. and we were we were going out- i mean no attempt at it. and we were we were going out if- t“ . and we were we were going out if you coppe— were we were going out if you eoepp 90— were we were going out if you eowpp go opp— were we were going out if you could go out to— were we were going out if you could go out to the shop, you know,— could go out to the shop, you know,-were so- could go out to the shop, you know, were so where could go out to the shop, you- know,-were so where you know, you you were so where you weeppee— know, you you were so where you weeppep vow— know, you you were so where you were wearing your mask, you were eoopeppv— socially distanced from the peeoe— socially distanced from the pepeoe—eeeeei socially distanced from the- person_queue ahead person in the in the queue ahead of person in the in the queue ahead op-ppev— person in the in the queue ahead op-ppev wee— person in the in the queue ahead of they were frightening of you. they were frightening pppeee— of you. they were frightening ppeee pop— of you. they were frightening times for. rest— of you. they were frightening times for. rest-us- of you. they were frightening times for rest us as times for the rest of us as i say,— times for the rest of us as i save wpep— times for the rest of us as i save wpep p— times for the rest of us as i say, what i find— times for the rest of us as i say, what i find surprising is i peve— say, what i find surprising is i peve peep— say, what i find surprising is i have been one— say, what i find surprising is i have been one of— say, what i find surprising is i have been one of those, like peev— have been one of those, like peeev op— have been one of those, like peeev op vow— have been one of those, like many of you who- have been one of those, like many of you who said it's a bit of many of you who said it's a bit op eepe. — many of you who said it's a bit of cake. what— many of you who said it's a bit of cake. what does- many of you who said it's a bit of cake. what does it- many of you who said it's a bit of cake. �*ppvpp“pp. : . ”7’ of cake. what does it matter? and this has changed my mind and i've it this morning. i've only seen it this morning. and reaction is it and my initial reaction is it makes me feel a bit sick, doesn't it? yeah, it does feel a bit doesn't it? yeah, it does feel a ppp answe— doesn't it? yeah, it does feel a bit angry, actually,— : . .7’ yeah, it does feel a bit angry, actually, about it. pep— bit angry, actually, about it. pee peppy— bit angry, actually, about it. and partly because- bit angry, actually, about it. and partly because these are kids, actually, you know, a lot of are advisers and they're of kids are advisers and they're very you think very young and you just think and just been allowed to and they've just been allowed to laugh yeah a little bit. laugh at us. yeah a little bit. and why do they feel they can do that? yeah. is it because i mean, usually— .“pp.7 yeah. is it because i mean, usually that's because of poop— mean, usually that's because of poor leadership— mean, usually that's because of poor leadership ,_ mean, usually that's because of poor leadership , isn't there poor leadership, isn't it? there epoepp—ppel poor leadership, isn't it? therei

epoepp—ppe pop should be somebody at the top sat/inge— should be somebody at the top savingp-do- should be somebody at the top savingv-do-hoi saying, you don't do that no peeppep— saying, you don't do that no matter-yeah,- saying, you don't do that no matter yeah, don't know. matter what. yeah, i don't know. it matter what. yeah, i don't know. pp-peeeepe— matter what. yeah, i don't know. it-beggars belief.- matter what. yeah, i don't know. it beggars belief. actually it just beggars belief. actually it it just beggars belief. actually pp poee. — it just beggars belief. actually pp poee. wpp— it just beggars belief. actually it does. why does- it just beggars belief. actually it does. why does it- it just beggars belief. actually it does. peppy : . f it does. why does it come out now? don't know if the now? well don't know if the mirror only just got hold of that video. have they ec or a lot that video. have they ec or a pop op— that video. have they ec or a pop op ppe — p : have they ec or a lot of the newspapers have evppeeee— lot of the newspapers have evidence on _ lot of the newspapers have evidence on things and they have eepee— evidence on things and they have eepee . — evidence on things and they have eepee . p— evidence on things and they have eepee . p peev— evidence on things and they have safes . i know someone- evidence on things and they have safes . - safes. i know someone who used to work at the sun and they used to work at the sun and they used to have a safe in the sun. but why? and they put it they release it when they want to release it when they want to release it, when they think it's going to do the most, have the most impact. they've known most impact. so they've known they've for ages. they've had this for ages. clearly but anyway, we've come out interesting let know out now. interesting let us know what gb views at gb what you think. gb views at gb news .com. now also today, the national union has national education union has announced action announced more strike action next fifth and 7th of next month, the fifth and 7th of july. teachers england will july. teachers in england will walk in that long running walk out in that long running dispute over pay. they're also reballoting members to if reballoting members to see if they continue taking they want to continue taking action rest of year action for the rest of the year . the kremlin says it's unlikely russia will extend the black sea grain deal. the russia will extend the black sea grain deal . the current grain deal. the current eppeepeeep— gpp .. : the current agreement allows food and pepper— agreement allows food and fertiliser to— agreement allows food and fertiliser to be—

agreement allows food and fertiliser to be exported from eppee— fertiliser to be exported from three ukrainian— fertiliser to be exported from three ukrainian ports, providing a three ukrainian ports, providing e epeepv— three ukrainian ports, providing e epeepv poop— three ukrainian ports, providing a steady food supply to multiple oeepppee— a steady food supply to multiple oeepppee .— a steady food supply to multiple countries , and— a steady food supply to multiple countries , and it's— a steady food supply to multiple countries , and it's collapsed countries, and it's collapsed eep— countries, and it's collapsed eep coppe— countries, and it's collapsed and could leave— countries, and it's collapsed and could leave some nations peoppe— and could leave some nations peoppe poop— and could leave some nations facing food shortages . facing food shortages. meanwhile, - facing food shortages. meanwhile, president putin says pee— meanwhile, president putin says pe-e epowe— meanwhile, president putin says he's shown african leaders a peep— he's shown african leaders a peep peeoe— he's shown african leaders a draft peace agreement with uppepeet— draft peace agreement with ukraine, which _ draft peace agreement with ukraine, which he claims kyiv pepeep— ukraine, which he claims kyiv pepeep powe— ukraine, which he claims kyiv turned down in. _ ukraine, which he claims kyiv turned down in. g“ turned down in. kensington palace has released a picture of the prince of wales and his children for father's day. it shows a charlotte and george on either side of their dad with louis hanging around his neck . louis hanging around his neck. as you would expect. it's a lovely picture . so what does lovely picture. so what does pepper-e— lovely picture. so what does peppep-e peev— lovely picture. so what does father's day mean- lovely picture. so what does father's day mean to- pf..- ”pi: so what does father's day mean to you? yeah peep. — father's day mean to you? yeah peep. pvee— father's day mean to you? yeah peep. pvee pp— father's day mean to you? yeah yeah. even if your— father's day mean to you? yeah yeah. even if your father's- father's day mean to you? yeah yeah. even if your father's gone now, it's a nice day of those remembering good memories. yeah, but with many people celebrating their dads today, of course, there are actually more children in care homes than ever. our reporter anna riley- t“ .“sp“ our reporter anna riley speaks to a pepper— reporter anna riley speaks to a peppep wpo-e— reporter anna riley speaks to a father who's adopted four

epppppee— father who's adopted four children and— father who's adopted four children and is fostering even ppe— children and is fostering even ppe pee— children and is fostering even more. me ben, the single super pep— more. me ben, the single super pep wppp— more. me ben, the single super pep wppp e— more. me ben, the single super pep wppp e ppe— more. me ben, the single super dad with a big heart for him. ppepe-e— dad with a big heart for him. ppepe-e ee— dad with a big heart for him. there's no better— dad with a big heart for him. there's no better job- dad with a big heart for him. there's no better job in- dad with a big heart for him. there's no betterjob in the world than caring for his adopted children, all with complex needs and father's day is a highlight in ben's year. father's day means everything to me , and being a father has just me, and being a father has just been a dream come true. a real dream come true . and- been a dream come true. a real dream come true . and i.- been a dream come true. a real dream come true . and i. i- t“ p: a real dream come true . and i. i knew dream come true. and i. i knew ppep— dream come true. and i. i knew ppep peeopee— dream come true. and i. i knew ppep peeopee e— dream come true. and i. i knew that become a father would mean to that become a father would mean po pepp— that become a father would mean to help britain's— that become a father would mean to help britain's most vulnerable— to help britain's most vulnerable children within the evepepe — vulnerable children within the evepepe .— vulnerable children within the care system . and that's what led care system. and that's what led me care system. and that's what led pee on po— care system. and that's what led me on to becoming— care system. and that's what led me on to becoming an adoptive pepeep— me on to becoming an adoptive pepeep. po— me on to becoming an adoptive pepeep. po pee— me on to becoming an adoptive pepeep. po pee .— me on to becoming an adoptive parent. to me , being a father is parent. to me, being a father is eeep— parent. to me, being a father is much more than— parent. to me, being a father is much more than being biologically— much more than being biologically linked to a child. wow— biologically linked to a child. wow pee-e— biologically linked to a child. now ben's teamed up with the epepppv— now ben's teamed up with the epepppv ppe— now ben's teamed up with the charity the children's family peep— charity the children's family peep po— charity the children's family trust to foster— charity the children's family trust to foster children with epppppoeep— trust to foster children with additional needs that would oppepwpee— additional needs that would otherwise be— additional needs that would otherwise be in— additional needs that would otherwise be in hospital or in ppe— otherwise be in hospital or in ppe eepe— otherwise be in hospital or in the care system. _ otherwise be in hospital or in the care system. ' “p: . otherwise be in hospital or in the care system. , “p: . ~ otherwise be in hospital or in the care system. ' “p: . t“ the care system. and it's in the backdrop of a major foster care shortage in the uk, exacerbated

by covm shortage in the uk, exacerbated by covid and the cost of living crisis. right now, for the first time ever , what we're seeing is time ever, what we're seeing is more carers leaving fostering than actually coming into fostering , which that in itself fostering, which that in itself is a huge worry. but then just to is a huge worry. but then just po eepe— is a huge worry. but then just to make things— is a huge worry. but then just to make things even- “-gf but then just to make things even worse, we've got to make things even worse, we've pop mope— to make things even worse, we've got more children— to make things even worse, we've got more children coming into ppee— got more children coming into care than ever— got more children coming into care than ever before . care than ever before. ben's evepppeeee— care than ever before. ben's experience has been in valuable to the children he fosters and the children's family trust couldn't be more grateful. the little one he's looking after at the moment , little one he's looking after at the moment, you know, he would have remained in hospital really, if he hadn't have come to ben. and we just need people to ben. and we just need people po eep— to ben. and we just need people po pep oe— to ben. and we just need people po pep oe poepp— to ben. and we just need people to get on board and— and we just need people to get on board and become poepep— to get on board and become foster carers. _ to get on board and become foster carers. i— to get on board and become foster carers. i think there's a lot foster carers. i think there's a pop op— foster carers. i think there's a pop op pevepepv— foster carers. i think there's a lot of mystery around foster care. you know,— lot of mystery around foster care. you know, can of it, do care. you know, can of do it, do i care. you know, can of do it, do p eeep— care. you know, can of do it, do p eeep po— care. you know, can of do it, do p eeep po owe— care. you know, can of do it, do i need to own my— care. you know, can of do it, do i need to own my own house? you peowt— i need to own my own house? you peowtlppve— i need to own my own house? you peowtlppve pe— i need to own my own house? you peowtlppve pe e— i need to own my own house? you know, live in a rented house, know, i live in a rented house, vow— know, i live in a rented house, vow-eep— know, i live in a rented house, vow-epp epp— know, i live in a rented house, you-and all of- know, i live in a rented house, you and all of those you know, and all of those pppepe— you know, and all of those pppepe. vow— you know, and all of those things, you know, none of them are things, you know, none of them epe-po— things, you know, none of them are-to becoming- are barriers to becoming a peep— are barriers to becoming a poepep oepee.— are barriers to becoming a foster carer. you- are barriers to becoming a foster carer. you need foster carer. you just need to be foster carer. you just need to pe ovee— foster carer. you just need to pe ze— foster carer. you just need to be over 21-have- foster carer. you just need to be over 21-have a- foster carer. you just need to be over 21 have a spare be over 21 and have a spare peppoope— be over 21 and have a spare bedroom and— be over 21 and have a spare bedroom and want to work with pppe— bedroom and want to work with pppe-eeepee— bedroom and want to work with kids-seems ben- bedroom and want to work with kids seems ben will

kids and it seems ben will ooeepepe — kids and it seems ben will continue. foster- kids and it seems ben will continue. 2 “g kids and it seems ben will continue. 2.“ “g kids and it seems ben will- continue. foster thing for many years come . there continue. foster thing for many years come. there is continue. foster thing for many years come . there is so much years to come. there is so much ppep— years to come. there is so much ppep p— years to come. there is so much ppep p e— years to come. there is so much more that i can give— years to come. there is so much more that i can give to- ypftpps f there is so much more that i can give to society eep— more that i can give to society eep ppve— more that i can give to society eep ppve po— more that i can give to society and give to children who are in peepepepe— and give to children who are in desperate need— and give to children who are in desperate need of— and give to children who are in desperate need of a safe and epeppe— desperate need of a safe and stable environment and by poepeppep— stable environment and by poepeppep p— stable environment and by fostering, i am— stable environment and by fostering, i am able to offer a poppe— fostering, i am able to offer a popee ppep— fostering, i am able to offer a home that love,— fostering, i am able to offer a home that love, that stability to home that love, that stability po e— home that love, that stability po e veep— home that love, that stability to a vast amount— home that love, that stability to a vast amount of children . to a vast amount of children. ppe — to a vast amount of children. ppe epe— to a vast amount of children. ppe ppe pppe— to a vast amount of children. i'm 39 this time— to a vast amount of children. i'm 39 this time and i can see peveepp— i'm 39 this time and i can see peveepp ee— i'm 39 this time and i can see peveepp ee ee— i'm 39 this time and i can see myself as an 80— i'm 39 this time and i can see myself as an 80 year old man who poepepep— myself as an 80 year old man who poepepep .— myself as an 80 year old man who was fostered , you— myself as an 80 year old man who was fostered , you know, hundreds was fostered, you know, hundreds of was fostered, you know, hundreds op epppppee. — was fostered, you know, hundreds of children. there's— was fostered, you know, hundreds of children. there's plenty of pove— of children. there's plenty of pove eep— of children. there's plenty of love and laughter in this home, wppp— love and laughter in this home, wppp prove— love and laughter in this home, which proves family comes in all epepee— which proves family comes in all epepee eep— which proves family comes in all shapes and forms— which proves family comes in all shapes and forms. '““pp 2f shapes and forms. as anna riley gb news huddersfield . yeah yeah. gb news huddersfield. yeah yeah. and some lovely messages . yeah. and some lovely messages. yeah. pppe— and some lovely messages. yeah. pppe ope— and some lovely messages. yeah. this one intrigues— and some lovely messages. yeah. this one intrigues me from susan peee— this one intrigues me from susan pee p— this one intrigues me from susan pee p ppe— this one intrigues me from susan because i like it— this one intrigues me from susan because i like it when exes get on pev— because i like it when exes get on my ex— because i like it when exes get oe my ex peppeee.— because i like it when exes get on my ex partner, luke says. sweep— on my ex partner, luke says. sweep pe— on my ex partner, luke says. sweep pe ope— on my ex partner, luke says. susan is one of— on my ex partner, luke says. susan is one of the best friends i susan is one of the best friends p peve— susan is one of the best friends p peve eep— susan is one of the best friends p peve eep e— susan is one of the best friends i have and a wonderful father to our i have and a wonderful father to pe— i have and a wonderful father to pe veep— i have and a wonderful father to our now 18 year old— i have and a wonderful father to our now 18 year old who's just ppepeepep— our now 18 year old who's just ppepwepep pe— our now 18 year old who's just graduated in dance. he is so

peopp— graduated in dance. he is so ppoep op— graduated in dance. he is so ppowp op pep. — graduated in dance. he is so proud of her. p/pftpp“ graduated in dance. he is so proud of her. / . graduated in dance. he is so proud of her. p/pftpp“ . proud of her. yeah, it's lovely . i think that's lovely. you want to make your dad proud, don't you? i mean, you want to make your mum proud as well. but there's something specific about wanting to make your dad proud. that's the hardest to please. peep.— that's the hardest to please. peep-epeppe— that's the hardest to please. yeah,-that's.yeah. that's the hardest to please. i yeah,-that's.yeah you yeah, maybe that's it. yeah you know. because you know know. yeah. because you know that you unconditional that mums give you unconditional love. you're never quite love. yeah. you're never quite that you get the same that sure that you get the same sort of unconditional love from dad. because it's because dad. it's because it's because ppev-pe—ppev- dad. it's because it's becausei they're—they don't they're not as good. they don't peep—epep- tend to be soft. no, they ppev-pe— tend to be soft. no, they ppevppe pop— tend to be soft. no, they they're not as,- tend to be soft. no, they they're not as, they're not as ppve— they're not as, they're not as ppve vow— they're not as, they're not as ppve vow ppe— they're not as, they're not as give you the impression you earn ppep— give you the impression you earn pep-e.— give you the impression you earn ppep-e. pe— give you the impression you earn ppep-e. pelwev.- give you the impression you earn ppep-e. pelwev. - give you the impression you earn their-a, inlway. and. their love in a, in a way. and peep— their love in a, in a way. and ppeep seve— their love in a, in a way. and frank says lovely message from frank. said my dad frank. thank you. he said my dad was an irish immigrant, came to england in the 50s and was england in the 50s and he was quite hard quite a dignified and hard working man. he installed working class man. he installed in sister, brother and myself in my sister, brother and myself a hard work ethic which we still have. still, even have. i miss him still, even though am myself now a grandad though i am myself now a grandad . yeah, it'd be nice to know wpep— . yeah, it'd be nice to know wpep vow-ve— yeah, it'd be nice to know what you've learnt from your pep.— what you've learnt from your pep. ppv— what you've learnt from your pep. ppv pep— what you've learnt from your pep. ppv pep pe— what you've learnt from your dad. my dad is and has always peee— dad. my dad is and has always peee vee— dad. my dad is and has always been very sensible and i'll tell you— been very sensible and i'll tell you wpep— been very sensible and i'll tell you wpep pve— been very sensible and i'll tell you what i've learnt from him is ppeeep— you what i've learnt from him is fiscal response— you what i've learnt from him is fiscal response ability because

we were always— fiscal response ability because we were always very we had, you know,— we were always very we had, you peow. pe — we were always very we had, you peow. pe wee— we were always very we had, you peow. pe pe— we were always very we had, you know, he was, he was made pepeepeep— know, he was, he was made pepeepeep pe— know, he was, he was made redundant in the— know, he was, he was made redundant in the 80s. we had no peoeev — redundant in the 80s. we had no peoeev pp— redundant in the 80s. we had no peoeev pp wee— redundant in the 80s. we had no money. it was like— redundant in the 80s. we had no money. it was like a real, real eppwpppe— money. it was like a real, real eppwpppe .— money. it was like a real, real eppwpppe . pep— money. it was like a real, real struggle . and when he was laid struggle. and when he was laid off, struggle. and when he was laid opp. pe— struggle. and when he was laid opp. pe eepep— struggle. and when he was laid off, he ended up— struggle. and when he was laid off, he ended up decorating poeeee— off, he ended up decorating houses whatever off, he ended up decoratingi houses _whatever . off, he ended up decorating- houses _whatever . you houses and doing whatever. you know,— houses and doing whatever. you peowt-pppe— houses and doing whatever. you know,-this sitting- houses and doing whatever. you know, this sitting about know, none of this sitting about weep— know, none of this sitting about weep-pp— know, none of this sitting about went-did whatever- know, none of this sitting about went did whatever needed went out and did whatever needed to went out and did whatever needed po pe— went out and did whatever needed po pe pope— went out and did whatever needed po pe poee po— went out and did whatever needed to be done to make— went out and did whatever needed to be done to make some money, ppe-p— to be done to make some money, pppe-p-peope— to be done to make some money, didn't-more than- to be done to make some money, didn't-more than we- to be done to make some money, didn't more than we could didn't spend more than we could eppopp— didn't spend more than we could eppopp .— didn't spend more than we could eppopp . pep.— didn't spend more than we could afford . and,-we- didn't spend more than we could afford . and, we had afford. and, you know, we had very— afford. and, you know, we had very-christmases,- afford. and, you know, we had very christmases, grew very frugal christmases, grew our very frugal christmases, grew oepee-p— very frugal christmases, grew owe-eep-eppl very frugal christmases, grewi our-and-all that our own fruit and veg, all that eoe— our own fruit and veg, all that eoe-pp— our own fruit and veg, all that eoe-pp wee- our own fruit and veg, all that sort-it was like,- sort of thing. it was like, vow-ve— sort of thing. it was like, vow-ve-pe- sort of thing. it was like,- you've-be-with you've got to be careful with vow— you've got to be careful with vow peoeev— you've got to be careful with your money-can- you've got to be careful with your money. can only spend your money. you can only spend it your money. you can only spend pp — your money. you can only spend pp poe— your money. you can only spend it once. you know,— your money. you can only spend it once. you know, don't spend wpep— it once. you know, don't spend wpep vow— it once. you know, don't spend what you haven't— it once. you know, don't spend what you haven't got , all that, it once. you know, don't spend whethatu haven't got , all that, it once. you know, don't spend whethat sortven't got , all that, it once. you know, don't spend whethat sort ofl't got , all that, it once. you know, don't spend whethat sort of thing. , all that, it once. you know, don't spend whethat sort of thing. spendiat, all that sort of thing. spend wpep—pop.- all that sort of thing. spend what—got, don't| what you haven't got, don't poeow — what you haven't got, don't poeow-ppe- what you haven't got, don't borrow. i'm always i what you haven't got, don't- borrow.-i'm always i am. borrow. and so i'm always i am. i borrow. and so i'm always i am. p-oee— borrow. and so i'm always i am. p-oee op— borrow. and so i'm always i am. p-oee op ppoee— borrow. and so i'm always i am. i-one of those very- borrow. and so i'm always i am. i one of those very dull, i am one of those very dull, poppep— i am one of those very dull, poppep. ppep— i am one of those very dull, boring. fisk responsible people. but boring. fisk responsible people. pep pve— boring. fisk responsible people. but i've learnt— boring. fisk responsible people. but i've learnt that from my pep. — but i've learnt that from my pep. pep— but i've learnt that from my pep. pep pp— but i've learnt that from my dad. but it stops- but i've learnt that from my dad. . “g dad. but it stops you worrying as well. the people with the biggest in life tend to biggest worries in life tend to be those money worries. be those who have money worries. my be those who have money worries. my dad always to say , don't my dad always used to say, don't get stressed out, just declutter your life. you know, keep your life simple. life. life shouldn't we sometimes all make life too complicated and then get stressed about the bits at the edges ? yeah, that's actually

the edges? yeah, that's actually if you declutter your life , you if you declutter your life, you probably up with a simpler probably end up with a simpler life, happier one. it's one of life, a happier one. it's one of those take the time to smell the flowers as us type thing. isn't it? yeah. yeah. which- flowers as us type thing. isn't it? yeah. yeah. which i- “g isn't it? yeah. yeah. which i think is wpep— it? yeah. yeah. which i think is wpep we— it? yeah. yeah. which i think is wpep we pop. — it? yeah. yeah. which i think is wpep we pop. p— it? yeah. yeah. which i think is what we got. i know a lockdown pop— what we got. i know a lockdown eop e— what we got. i know a lockdown eop e pop— what we got. i know a lockdown was not a lot of— what we got. i know a lockdown was not a lot of fun, but an ewpep— was not a lot of fun, but an ewpep pop— was not a lot of fun, but an awful lot of— was not a lot of fun, but an awful lot of people. but at peeep— awful lot of people. but at peeep we— awful lot of people. but at least we did— awful lot of people. but at least we did get a bit of time to. least we did get a bit of time po. peep— least we did get a bit of time to. just that's— least we did get a bit of time to. just that's what i found eevwev. — to. just that's what i found eevwev. pe— to. just that's what i found anyway. is that— to. just that's what i found anyway. is that you just had ppep— anyway. is that you just had ppep peee— anyway. is that you just had that time _you- anyway. is that you just had that time you were at that time because you were at poppe— that time because you were at pope-peep— that time because you were at pope-peep po— that time because you were at pope-peep po po- that time because you were at home just to go. well, this home more just to go. well, this is home more just to go. well, this pe ppe.— home more just to go. well, this pe pppe. pp— home more just to go. well, this is life. it felt— home more just to go. well, this is life. it felt very— home more just to go. well, this is life. it felt very old fashioned— is life. it felt very old fashioned in- is life. it felt very old fashioned in a way, but that was peppe— fashioned in a way, but that was peppelpeppe— fashioned in a way, but that was quitquuite-aspect.l fashioned in a way, but that was quite quite aspect. quite i quite liked that aspect. a quite i quite liked that aspect. p pep— quite i quite liked that aspect. a pop ep— quite i quite liked that aspect. a pop op ee— quite i quite liked that aspect. a lot of us took— quite i quite liked that aspect. a lot of us took to— quite i quite liked that aspect. a lot of us took to those- quite i quite liked that aspect. a lot of us took to those old victorian parlour games by zoom. yeah. didn't we. yeah. and that was fun for a bit. i was really good fun for a bit. i remember being disappointed when that the, that stopped. yeah and just the, you value making you know, the value of making a phone and actually talking phone call and actually talking to people long, for to people for a long, for a while. yeah that was nice. talking lockdown, were talking of lockdown, we were asking bit why there's asking a bit earlier why there's been rise of dog attacks . and been a rise of dog attacks. and jim in leyland said it's the purchase of dogs went through the roof during lockdown that's the roof during lockdown that's the reason. yeah. which ties in to the reason. yeah. which ties in po wpep— the reason. yeah. which ties in po wpep epep— the reason. yeah. which ties in to what greg says—

the reason. yeah. which ties in to what greg says .— / which ties in to what greg says . who says it's to what greg says. who says it's not to what greg says. who says it's eop ppe— to what greg says. who says it's eop ppe pope— to what greg says. who says it's not the dogs fault?— to what greg says. who says it's not the dogs fault? most of the peee— not the dogs fault? most of the peee e— not the dogs fault? most of the peee e pop— not the dogs fault? most of the peee e pop op— not the dogs fault? most of the time a lot of people can't peeppe— time a lot of people can't handle the— time a lot of people can't handle the dogs size or temperament- handle the dogs size or temperament and those they tie popeppep— temperament and those they tie together because— temperament and those they tie together because it's about peoppe— together because it's about peoppe-poepppl together because it's about- people-bought through people who dogs bought through poeppowe— people who dogs bought through lockdown would— people who dogs bought through lockdown would not properly lockdown would then not properly ppepeep— lockdown would then not properly ppepeep .— lockdown would then not properly trained , would— lockdown would then not properly trained , would they and it's trained, would they and it's peow— trained, would they and it's peow ppe— trained, would they and it's know it's never— trained, would they and it's know it's never the dog's fault eep— know it's never the dog's fault eep peoppe— know it's never the dog's fault and people don't— know it's never the dog's fault and people don't blame the dog peoppe— and people don't blame the dog peoppe powppp— and people don't blame the dog people bought puppies for pepppep— people bought puppies for pepppep-ppev- people bought puppies for- getting-they-much getting as well they get much ppppep. — getting as well they get much ppppep. -eeeep- getting as well they get much bigger. f.“ 9913” getting as well they get much. bigger. .much bigger. some bigger. yeah much bigger. some of them anyway. we'll of them do anyway. anyway we'll look that should we in the look into that should we in the next few minutes because we will be about looking at be looking about looking at trying out is the trying to find out what is the behind rise in dog attacks. behind the rise in dog attacks. you're gb you're watching breakfast on gb news .

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in the uk . an alarming rise in dog attacks in the uk. last year an alarming rise in dog attacks in the uk . last year there was in the uk. last year there was a record ten, a dog related deaths and that's more than triple the number in a typical year. yeah. and this year there have already been a number of fatal attacks and hundreds of cases of out of control dogs causing injuries. so what is behind the increase? wpep— so what is behind the increase? wpep-po— so what is behind the increase? what-do about- so what is behind the increase? what do about it? �*ppvpppft-- what can we do about it? well, tepepep— what can we do about it? well, topepep ee— what can we do about it? well, topepep ee ew— what can we do about it? well, joining us now is— what can we do about it? well, joining us now is dog behaviour expert creedon . hello expert nancy creedon. hello there, nancy . expert nancy creedon. hello there, nancy. hi, expert nancy creedon. hello there, nancy . hi, good expert nancy creedon. hello there, nancy. hi, good morning. hi. your first reaction then? i mean, what is the cause, do you think, behind this rise in dog attacks ? i mean, there's attacks? i mean, there's a eepeepp— attacks? i mean, there's a eepeepp op— attacks? i mean, there's a number of factors- f7 i mean, there's a number of factors at play. opvpoeepvt— number of factors at play. obviously, we're looking at a very— obviously, we're looking at a vepv peeep— obviously, we're looking at a very much increased number of pet very much increased number of pep pope— very much increased number of pep pope ppep— very much increased number of pet dogs that are— very much increased number of pet dogs that are out there and wppp— pet dogs that are out there and wppp ppep— pet dogs that are out there and with that increase— pet dogs that are out there and with that increase in number of pet with that increase in number of pep pope— with that increase in number of pep pope eopeee— with that increase in number of pet dogs comes an— with that increase in number of pet dogs comes an increase in eepeepp— pet dogs comes an increase in eepeepp op— pet dogs comes an increase in number of uneducated new dog owners who perhaps have never pep— owners who perhaps have never pep e— owners who perhaps have never pep e pop— owners who perhaps have never had a dog before.— owners who perhaps have never had a dog before. it didn't eppeep— had a dog before. it didn't attend training— had a dog before. it didn't attend training classes and peppepe— attend training classes and peppepe .— attend training classes and perhaps , unfortunately, a lot of perhaps, unfortunately, a lot of issues are coming— perhaps, unfortunately, a lot of issues are coming from social epeppe— issues are coming from social peeppe wpepe— issues are coming from social media where new— issues are coming from social media where new dog owners are pooppep— media where new dog owners are pooppep oeppee— media where new dog owners are looking online and— media where new dog owners are looking online and tiktok and

peepeppepe— looking online and tiktok and instagram, where— looking online and tiktok and instagram, where there's a hell of instagram, where there's a hell op e— instagram, where there's a hell op e pop— instagram, where there's a hell op e pop op— instagram, where there's a hell of a lot of uneducated dog peppeee— of a lot of uneducated dog trainers giving— of a lot of uneducated dog trainers giving dangerous, peepepoee— trainers giving dangerous, dangerous advice. and the ep— dangerous advice. and the viewers at home are watching it eep— viewers at home are watching it eep pppeppep— viewers at home are watching it and thinking that— viewers at home are watching it and thinking that person has a peppppoe— and thinking that person has a million followers. _ and thinking that person has a million followers. they must peow— million followers. they must peow wpep— million followers. they must know what they're doing, all poppow— know what they're doing, all poppow ppe — know what they're doing, all follow the same— know what they're doing, all follow the same methods and then eeppeepv— follow the same methods and then ewppeepv ppevpve— follow the same methods and then suddenly they've got a dog with serious behaviour— suddenly they've got a dog with serious behaviour problems on ppep— serious behaviour problems on pep—op- serious behaviour problems onj ppep—op serious behaviour problems on. ppep—op oepee. their hand. and then of course, eepoppeeepepv— their hand. and then of course, unfortunately there is a big, big unfortunately there is a big, ppp eepeepp— unfortunately there is a big, big number of— unfortunately there is a big, big number of dog owners buying pope— big number of dog owners buying pope ppep— big number of dog owners buying pope ppep ppev— big number of dog owners buying dogs that they want to look epppeeepve — dogs that they want to look epppeeepve .— dogs that they want to look aggressive . and if you're aggressive. and if you're pooppep— aggressive. and if you're pooppep pop— aggressive. and if you're looking for an- aggressive. and if you're looking for an aggressive dog , looking for an aggressive dog, vow-pe— looking for an aggressive dog, vow-pe popep— looking for an aggressive dog, vow-pe popep po— looking for an aggressive dog, you're going to go with the epeepepp— you're going to go with the standard breeds that society eppeepv— standard breeds that society already considers aggressive. pep— already considers aggressive. pep ppee— already considers aggressive. and then these— already considers aggressive. and then these dogs are being pepeep— and then these dogs are being pepeep pot— and then these dogs are being pepeep pot vow— and then these dogs are being raised to, you know, perhaps epppeeepve— raised to, you know, perhaps aggressive behaviours, being eeoowepep— aggressive behaviours, being eeoowepep .— aggressive behaviours, being encouraged . any fear based encouraged. any fear based pepevpow— encouraged. any fear based behaviour towards people is pepep— behaviour towards people is being encouraged. so we have a eepeepp— being encouraged. so we have a eepeepp op— being encouraged. so we have a number of factors— being encouraged. so we have a number of factors at play and, eep— number of factors at play and, eep ppe— number of factors at play and, eep ppe epepp— number of factors at play and, and the scary thing as a dog pep— and the scary thing as a dog owner but also— and the scary thing as a dog owner but also as a mum is that pppe— owner but also as a mum is that pppe pe— owner but also as a mum is that pppe pe peep— owner but also as a mum is that pppe pe peep popep— owner but also as a mum is that this is just going to— owner but also as a mum is that this is just going to get worse if this is just going to get worse pp eopppep— this is just going to get worse if nothing changes, this is going— if nothing changes, this is popep po— if nothing changes, this is going to get— if nothing changes, this is going to get so much worse. i peee-wppp— going to get so much worse. i mean,-worth reiterating,- mean, it's worth reiterating, isn't emailed in isn't it, as greg has emailed in to say this morning, it's not the fault . i mean, the the dog's fault. i mean, the dogs get the blame for this. the

dogs get the blame for this. the dogs the ones who get put dogs are the ones who get put down if they do something terrible. it's their terrible. but it's not their fault, it? what would always fault, is it? what would always say with a hint of compassion is that the phrase of there's no such thing as a bad dog, just a bad dog owner is quite unfair because in my line of profession, obviously i see a hell of a lot of dog owners with the very best of intentions and perhaps with the wrong advice or or often there can be situations where the dog has medical issues or neurological issues, or there can be something genetically off with that dog. so i would always say with that dog. so i would always eev ppep— with that dog. so i would always eev ppep pp— with that dog. so i would always eev ppep pp vow— with that dog. so i would always say that if you do— with that dog. so i would always say that if you do have- p:ftpg so i would always say that if you do have a dog wppp— say that if you do have a dog wppp peppeee— say that if you do have a dog with problem behaviours, don't pepeeppepepv— with problem behaviours, don't immediately feel— with problem behaviours, don't immediately feel shame and pepp— immediately feel shame and peppp. ppepe— immediately feel shame and guilt. there may— immediately feel shame and guilt. there may not be anything ppep— guilt. there may not be anything ppep vow-ve— guilt. there may not be anything that you've done— guilt. there may not be anything that you've done wrong, but ppepe— that you've done wrong, but ppepe pe— that you've done wrong, but there is professional help out ppepe—epee-pl there. and if you're aren't pepppep— there. and if you're aren't getting then getting professional help, then you getting professional help, then voe ee— getting professional help, then you epelpeepp— getting professional help, then you are .fault . _ getting professional help, then you arelfault. i- getting professional help, then you are fault . p: p: : you are at fault. i did read something last week in one of the papers that suggested that this period of very hot weather we've had can affect dogs just like it can affect humans, make you more irritable. do you think there's anything in that?

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running around gardens, playing— children running around gardens, playing-sprinklers— children running around gardens, playing sprinklers and full playing in sprinklers and full of playing in sprinklers and full op pppp— playing in sprinklers and full op pppp eeep.— playing in sprinklers and full of high energy. and that's a peoppe— of high energy. and that's a recipe-disaster- of high energy. and that's a recipe disaster because recipe for disaster because ppppppep— tripping over the dog or epepppep— tripping over the dog or stepping-the- tripping over the dog or stepping the dog's tail could stepping on the dog's tail could peep— stepping on the dog's tail could lead-aggressive— stepping on the dog's tail could lead aggressive incidences is lead to aggressive incidences is epp...— lead to aggressive incidences is .gapn, eo— lead to aggressive incidences is epepe. eo peppy— lead to aggressive incidences is again, no party really is at pewpp— again, no party really is at pewpp. pwp— again, no party really is at fault. but when- again, no party really is at fault. but when we are looking at warmer weather, yes, your dog is at warmer weather, yes, your dog pe popep— at warmer weather, yes, your dog pe popep po— at warmer weather, yes, your dog pe popep po peep— at warmer weather, yes, your dog is going to feel a— at warmer weather, yes, your dog is going to feel a little bit pppep— is going to feel a little bit more tired, a— is going to feel a little bit more tired, a little bit more peeppwp— more tired, a little bit more peeppwp ee— more tired, a little bit more restful as we _ more tired, a little bit more restful as we would, too. and ppep-e— restful as we would, too. and we wpepe — restful as we would, too. and that's where when kids are pppep— that's where when kids are pepep po— that's where when kids are trying to play— that's where when kids are trying to play with the dog or peoppe— trying to play with the dog or peoppe ee— trying to play with the dog or peoppe ep— trying to play with the dog or people are at the dog, their popepeeoe— people are at the dog, their tolerance may— people are at the dog, their tolerance may decrease a little ppp. — tolerance may decrease a little ppp. pwp— tolerance may decrease a little ppp. pwp p— tolerance may decrease a little bit. but i find— tolerance may decrease a little bit. but i find that it's more ppe— bit. but i find that it's more ppe eep— bit. but i find that it's more ppe ppep op— bit. but i find that it's more the risk of really— bit. but i find that it's more the risk of really close interactions- the risk of really close interactions between dogs and epppppee— interactions between dogs and opppppee op— interactions between dogs and children or between dogs and pepeppv— children or between dogs and family friends— children or between dogs and family friends who come for peppeewee— family friends who come for barbecues and— family friends who come for barbecues and so on, and failing to barbecues and so on, and failing po eep— barbecues and so on, and failing po eep wp— barbecues and so on, and failing po eep wp ppe— barbecues and so on, and failing to set up the situation for your pop.— to set up the situation for your pop. so— to set up the situation for your pop. so pp— to set up the situation for your pop. so pp vow— to set up the situation for your dog. so if you are— to set up the situation for your dog. so if you are having epeppeee— dog. so if you are having strangers over- dog. so if you are having strangers over or kids running eowep— strangers over or kids running eowep pwpp— strangers over or kids running around full of— strangers over or kids running around full of beans on pppevopee— around full of beans on tricycles and- around full of beans on tricycles and so on, separate vow— tricycles and so on, separate vow pop.— tricycles and so on, separate vow pop. vow— tricycles and so on, separate your dog, your dog doesn't have to your dog, your dog doesn't 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your dog, your dog doesn't have po pe pe— your dog, your dog doesn't have po pe pe evepv— your dog, your dog doesn't have to be in every social interaction- to be in every social interaction and you don't need to interaction and you don't need po eep— interaction and you don't need po eep-pop— interaction and you don't need po eep-pop wp— interaction and you don't need to set-dog up for- interaction and you don't need to set dog up for failure. to set that dog up for failure. poop— to set that dog up for failure. pooplpppepe— to set that dog up for failure. look .things .your. to set that dog up for failure. look things your dog's look at things from your dog's popep— look at things from your dog's popeplvpew— look at things from your dog's popeplvpew .— look at things from your dog's point-view ,-if- look at things from your dog'sj point-view ,-if-dog point of view, and if your dog is point of view, and if your dog pe popep— point of view, and if your dog pe popep-pe— point of view, and if your dog pe popeplpe e— point of view, and if your dog is going be a little bit more is going to be a little bit more pppep— is going to be a little bit more pppep op— is going to be a little bit more tired or wants— is going to be a little bit more tired or wants to— is going to be a little bit more tired or wants to be left alone a tired or wants to be left alone e pppppe— tired or wants to be left alone e pppppe ppp— tired or wants to be left alone a little bit more— tired or wants to be left alone a little bit more respect that eep— a little bit more respect that eep-ppe— a little bit more respect that and the situation up for and set the situation up for eepep— and set the situation up for eepee-pop- and set the situation up for safety-not all- and set the situation up for safety not all about safety first, it's not all about dog— safety first, it's not all about pop-pe— safety first, it's not all about pop-pe ppe - safety first, it's not all about pop-pe pp p- safety first, it's not all about dog-is it? i mean,| safety first, it's not all abouti dog-is it? i mean, i, safety first, it's not all about. dog-is it? i mean, i, i dog owners, is it? i mean, i, i was away recently and saw a snappy little dog actually, but was snappy because kids were running up to it. even adults walking past were just going and petting or trying to pet this dog. it wasn't their dog. they were simply walking past it in the street. we've got to learn how to behave as people, haven't we? yeah, very much so . and we? yeah, very much so. and wpppe— we? yeah, very much so. and wpppe eoe— we? yeah, very much so. and while some viewers- 7 yeah, very much so. and while some viewers might think i'm while some viewers might think ppe pepep— while some viewers might think ppe pepep e— while some viewers might think i'm being a little— while some viewers might think i'm being a little bit consent is i'm being a little bit consent pe peeppv— i'm being a little bit consent is really important when it po— is really important when it comes to dogs,— is really important when it comes to dogs, too , and comes to dogs, too, and consensual interactions between pope— consensual interactions between pope eep— consensual interactions between dogs and particularly strangers is dogs and particularly strangers pe pppeppep— dogs and particularly strangers is critical in— dogs and particularly strangers is critical in avoiding situations— is critical in avoiding situations that are dangerous peewee— situations that are dangerous peewee pop— situations that are dangerous because not only— situations that are dangerous because not only do the dogs not pppe— because not only do the dogs not pppe po— because not only do the dogs not pppe po pe— because not only do the dogs not like to be poked— because not only do the dogs not like to be poked and prodded by epeppeee— like to be poked and prodded by eppeepepe .— like to be poked and prodded by eppeepepe . pwp— like to be poked and prodded by strangers , but when the dog then strangers, but when the dog then pepeepe— strangers, but when the dog then defends itself— strangers, but when the dog then defends itself and— strangers, but when the dog then defends itself and says, hey, peppe— defends itself and says, hey, peepe opp.— defends itself and says, hey, peepe opp. p— defends itself and says, hey,

hands off, i don't like that, pwppe— hands off, i don't like that, pwppe oppee— hands off, i don't like that, quite often the— hands off, i don't like that, quite often the dog will, then get quite often the dog will, then pep popp — quite often the dog will, then pep popp opp.— quite often the dog will, then get told off. so _ quite often the dog will, then get told off. so the dog is peepepep— get told off. so the dog is learning that— get told off. so the dog is learning that it's even more uncomfortable— learning that it's even more uncomfortable unfamiliar uncomfortable when unfamiliar peoppe—owl people come to touch me or epppppee— people come to touch me or children and— people come to touch me or children and so— people come to touch me or children and so on as well. so pepep— children and so on as well. so never mind teaching your epppppee— never mind teaching your children-ask- never mind teaching your children ask dog owner, children to ask the dog owner, cep— children to ask the dog owner, ceelpep— children to ask the dog owner, cee|pep vow— children to ask the dog owner, canipet your dog?- children to ask the dog owner, can pet your dog? also can i pet your dog? kids also eeep— can i pet your dog? kids also eeep-peepe— can i pet your dog? kids also need-learn how- can i pet your dog? kids also need learn how to ask the need to learn how to ask the dog,— need to learn how to ask the pop. wppp— need to learn how to ask the dog, which basically standing dog, which is basically standing peep.— dog, which is basically standing peep-ppe— dog, which is basically standing peep-ppe pop- dog, which is basically standing back,-the dog and- back, calling the dog and pevpppep— back, calling the dog and inviting-over- back, calling the dog and inviting over for an inviting the dog over for an interaction— inviting the dog over for an interaction rather than going to the interaction rather than going to ppe pop— interaction rather than going to ppe pop eep— interaction rather than going to the dog and while it might sound a the dog and while it might sound e peppe— the dog and while it might sound e pppppe ppp— the dog and while it might sound a little bit, you— the dog and while it might sound a little bit, you know, insofar vow— a little bit, you know, insofar vow peow.— a little bit, you know, insofar as, you know, respect the dog's, it's as, you know, respect the dog's, pp-e eepep— as, you know, respect the dog's, it's safety first, _ as, you know, respect the dog's, it's safety first, my— as, you know, respect the dog's, it's safety first, my children peow— it's safety first, my children peow ppev-pe — it's safety first, my children know they're absolutely not eppowep— know they're absolutely not eppowep po— know they're absolutely not allowed to touch any dog unless ppev-ve— allowed to touch any dog unless ppev-ve pop— allowed to touch any dog unless they've got permission from they've got full permission from .opvpowepv— they've got full permission from .opvpowepv .— they've got full permission from me.-obviously , i- they've got full permission from me. obviously , i can predict me. and obviously, i can predict ppepe— me. and obviously, i can predict peee—epe— me. and obviously, i can predict them _are safe- them which dogs are safe to powep. — them which dogs are safe to touch. - reality - them which dogs are safe to touch. _reality ,- them which dogs are safe to touch.-reality , i- them which dogs are safe to touch. reality , i think touch. but in reality, i think my— touch. but in reality, i think my pppe— touch. but in reality, i think my pppe ee— touch. but in reality, i think my kids are probably besides ppep— my kids are probably besides their-interacted- my kids are probably besides their interacted with their own dog, interacted with pwo— their own dog, interacted with pwo oppep— their own dog, interacted with two other dogs— their own dog, interacted with two other dogs in— their own dog, interacted with two other dogs in their pppeppee. — two other dogs in their lifetime. so— two other dogs in their lifetime. so i'm all about eepep— lifetime. so i'm all about eepepv .— lifetime. so i'm all about eepepv . pp— lifetime. so i'm all about safety . i'd rather be on safety. i'd rather be on ppopeeppoe— safety. i'd rather be on protection and safety than than eep— protection and safety than than risk dangerous— protection and safety than than risk dangerous situations . ' “p: risk dangerous situations. and i wepep— risk dangerous situations. and i vvepep poo.— risk dangerous situations. and i vvepep pee. p— risk dangerous situations. and i wonder, too, i see— risk dangerous situations. and i wonder, too, i see a— risk dangerous situations. and i wonder, too, i see a lot- risk dangerous situations. and i wonder, too, i see a lot of dog walkers out with multi level dogs. i mean, 6 or 7 dogs. how you're ever meant to be able to

control 6 or 7 dogs. just one person is beyond belief really. but and we've had a few incidents where a number of dogs have started fighting with each other so many years ago . in other so many years ago. in a previous career, i was- other so many years ago. in a previous career, i was a- g in a previous career, i was a dog weppept— previous career, i was a dog weppep. poo.— previous career, i was a dog walker, too. and— previous career, i was a dog walker, too. and when i would peve— walker, too. and when i would have multiple— walker, too. and when i would have multiple dogs, obe, maximum pppee— have multiple dogs, obe, maximum pppee eep— have multiple dogs, obe, maximum pppee eep pp— have multiple dogs, obe, maximum three and it was— have multiple dogs, obe, maximum three and it was high risk and i peew— three and it was high risk and i peew pp— three and it was high risk and i peew pp wee— three and it was high risk and i knew it was high— three and it was high risk and i knew it was high risk and i wowpp— knew it was high risk and i would choose— knew it was high risk and i would choose situations where ppepe— would choose situations where ppepe wee— would choose situations where ppepe eo— would choose situations where there was no one— would choose situations where there was no one else around and i'd there was no one else around and pp pep— there was no one else around and pp ppep veeep— there was no one else around and i'd find vacant fields or abandoned— i'd find vacant fields or abandoned areas where you're not going— abandoned areas where you're not popep po— abandoned areas where you're not popep po peve— abandoned areas where you're not going to have children, you're not going to have children, you're pop-po— going to have children, you're pop-po-pepo- going to have children, you're not-to - into the l going to have children, you're. not-to-into the dogs. not going to bump into the dogs. peewee— not going to bump into the dogs. peeewee-vow— not going to bump into the dogs. peeewee-vow-po- because what you have to remember dogs are remember is if the dogs are ooeppeep— remember is if the dogs are confined and— remember is if the dogs are confined and stuck on a lead, if eevpppep— confined and stuck on a lead, if eevpppep pppe— confined and stuck on a lead, if anything kicks off— confined and stuck on a lead, if anything kicks off the vulnerable _ anything kicks off the vulnerable motty those dogs vulnerable motty of those dogs is vulnerable motty of those dogs pe-peppppeeep- vulnerable motty of those dogs is heightened and is massively heightened and ppep— is massively heightened and their interpretation is their threat interpretation is going— their threat interpretation is popep po— their threat interpretation is going to reduced. so they're going to be reduced. so they're twep— going to be reduced. so they're pep-po— going to be reduced. so they're twep-po eoep— going to be reduced. so they're just-to most likely- going to be reduced. so they're just to most likely get in just going to most likely get in a just going to most likely get in e pepeeepve— just going to most likely get in a defensive frenzy at anything in a defensive frenzy at anything pe-ppepe.— a defensive frenzy at anything in _them..likely- a defensive frenzy at anything in _them. .likely to l in front of them. is likely to get— in front of them. is likely to get-confinementl in front of them. is likely to- get-confinement with get bitten. so confinement with pope— get bitten. so confinement with pope-epepe.— get bitten. so confinement with dogs again, walking down the dogs and again, walking down the eppeepe— dogs and again, walking down the streets-meeting— dogs and again, walking down the streets-meeting a— dogs and again, walking down the streets meeting a dog that streets and meeting a dog that is streets and meeting a dog that pe oe— streets and meeting a dog that pe oe-peep.— streets and meeting a dog that pe oe-peep. pp— streets and meeting a dog that is on-lead. if a— streets and meeting a dog that is on lead. if a dog is is on the lead. if a dog is eoeppeept— is on the lead. if a dog is confined, they— is on the lead. if a dog is confined, they have less oppoppweppv— confined, they have less opportunity remove themselves opportunity to remove themselves pope— from situations which will epweve— from situations which will always make— from situations which will. always make-more always make them feel more vaeepeppe. — always make them feel more. vulnerable. _multiple vulnerable. so walking multiple pope— vulnerable. so walking multiple pope pope—

vulnerable. so walking multiple dogs from different households in dogs from different households pe pwpp— dogs from different households pe pwppp wp— dogs from different households in built up areas— dogs from different households in built up areas is just again eeppep— in built up areas is just again eeppep pop— in built up areas is just again asking for trouble . and it's all asking for trouble. and it's all epowp— asking for trouble. and it's all epowp eep— asking for trouble. and it's all about risk assessment. if you're ppopeeepoeeppv— about risk assessment. if you're professionally working with dogs and professionally working with dogs eep pp— professionally working with dogs eep pp woe— professionally working with dogs eep pp voe e— professionally working with dogs and if you're a dog owner and if woe— and if you're a dog owner and if voe e— and if you're a dog owner and if voe e pepeee— and if you're a dog owner and if you're a parent going out where ppepe-e— you're a parent going out where ppepe-e pope— you're a parent going out where there's dogs about, it's eoeepeeppv— there's dogs about, it's constantly scanning the environment— constantly scanning the environment and constantly risk eeeeeepep— environment and constantly risk assessing avoiding even the assessing and avoiding even the ppepeep— assessing and avoiding even the ppepeeplepepe— assessing and avoiding even the tiniest-risks. you're- assessing and avoiding even the tiniest risks. you're best tiniest of risks. you're best opp— tiniest of risks. you're best opp evopppep— tiniest of risks. you're best off avoiding them. yeah, great .p....— off avoiding them. yeah, great advice, nancy. _ off avoiding them. yeah, great advice, nancy. 2 g: advice, nancy. really good to see morning. thanks see you. this morning. thanks very indeed . thank do very much indeed. thank you. do you i know? there'll you know what i know? there'll be people watching saying, well, people nancy, people like nancy, you know, they training schools, they run dog training schools, so you to to dog so they want you to go to dog training schools. costs a training schools. it costs a lot of and it does. but of money. and it does. but you've got to you've got to invest in your dog. it's important. there's- t“ p:ftpg it's important. there's no point eeppep— important. there's no point eevpep po— important. there's no point saying to behave well. /ftp- fpp“ . important. there's no point pppep vow-pe— important. there's no point think you're going- important. there's no point think you're going to- important. there's no point think you're going to have any pet , get a cat or think you're going to have any pet, get a cat or anything pet, get a dog, cat or anything else the because it's else on the cheap because it's not it is expensive . and not cheap. it is expensive. and if that puts you off, if you don't want to spend the money, don't want to spend the money, don't you know, because don't get one, you know, because it's not fair on the it's not it's not fair on the dog. actually and mind anybody else , it's an expensive as well.

else, it's an expensive as well. i was going to say hobby expense lviv tell me about it because you have to have insurance to cover situations like that. and the insurance is not cheap . i the insurance is not cheap. i peow— the insurance is not cheap. i peow . — the insurance is not cheap. i peow . se— the insurance is not cheap. i know . so there— the insurance is not cheap. i know . so there you- the insurance is not cheap. i know . gftp 2 know. so there you go. really good to talk to nancy. actually, good to talk to nancy. actually, go and have a row with the insurance. my dog insurance eoeepeew— insurance. my dog insurance eopepeev. op.— insurance. my dog insurance eopepeev. op. ee— f my dog insurance company. oh, are you? well, they wowppe-p— company. oh, are you? well, they wouldn't cover— company. oh, are you? well, they wouldn't cover something. they epowpp— wouldn't cover something. they epowpp peve.— wouldn't cover something. they should have. oh,— wouldn't cover something. they should have. oh, well, have should have. oh, oh, well, have a i should have. oh, oh, well, have e-p wppp— should have. oh, oh, well, have e-p wppp peve— should have. oh, oh, well, have a-i will have an- should have. oh, oh, well, have a i will have an absolute a row. i will have an absolute go a row. i will have an absolute po ep— a row. i will have an absolute po ep epepe.— a row. i will have an absolute go at them. i'll— a row. i will have an absolute go at them. i'll tell you how i get— go at them. i'll tell you how i pep oe— go at them. i'll tell you how i pep peep.— go at them. i'll tell you how i get on. yeah, you— go at them. i'll tell you how i get on. yeah, you won't want to mess-diamond. - get on. yeah, you won't want to. mess-diamond. well, mess with anne diamond. well, epepe— mess with anne diamond. well, epepe-pee— mess with anne diamond. well, that's-i'm telling- mess with anne diamond. well, that's i'm telling you. that's what i'm telling you. they'll think. oh, it's true. ppe— they'll think. oh, it's true. it's true. they— they'll think. oh, it's true. it's true. they said- they'll think. cj“ . they said something it's true. they said something was a pre—existing_ . they said something was a pre—existing condition. wpep— was a pre—existing condition. wpep-epp.- was a pre—existing condition. when right. yeah, no, when it wasn't right. yeah, no, put when it wasn't right. yeah, no, pwp-poop— when it wasn't right. yeah, no, pwp-poop powe. - when it wasn't right. yeah, no, put-foot down. i'll- when it wasn't right. yeah, no, put foot down. -- .q put your foot down. i'll try. ppepe— put your foot down. i'll try. ppepe vow— put your foot down. i'll try. there you anyway, let us there you go. anyway, let us know you get on with your know how you get on with your dog you think of that. dog and what you think of that. actually vaiews@gbnews.uk, dog and what you think of that. actually vaiethave bnews.uk, dog and what you think of that. actually vaiethave brlooka, we're going to have a look through papers very shortly. through the papers very shortly. this breakfast news .

it's exactly 641. this is breakfast with stephen and anne. good morning to you. right. are we popep— good morning to you. right. are we popep po— good morning to you. right. are we popep po poop— good morning to you. right. are we going to look through- -: “g right. are we going to look through the peopp— we going to look through the ppoep pepeee— we going to look through the ppoep pepeee p— we going to look through the front pages? i don't know. ppepe-e— front pages? i don't know. ppepe-e e— front pages? i don't know. there's a lovely- front pages? i don't know. there's a lovely photo, of course, celebrating father's peew.— course, celebrating father's peew-ppe— course, celebrating father's peew-ppe-pepei course, celebrating father's. dav- -ppe-pepe op day. it's on the front page of a eowppe— day. it's on the front page of a oowppe op— day. it's on the front page of a eowppe op ppe— day. it's on the front page of a couple of the papers today. this oe ppe— couple of the papers today. this one's on the time.— couple of the papers today. this one's on the time. oh, this oee-elppe— one's on the time. oh, this one's-the male- one's on the time. oh, this one's the male of prince one's on the male of prince wppppepe — one's on the male of prince william there— one's on the male of prince william there with three william there with his three epppppee— william there with his three children-that— william there with his three children that photograph children in that photograph pepee— children in that photograph. taken—apparently. taken in windsor, apparently. pee —ppe- taken in windsor, apparently.| yes _it's gorgeous taken in windsor, apparently.l yes _it's gorgeous , yes it's lovely. it's gorgeous, isn't the mail on sunday has isn't it? the mail on sunday has this extra aerial view this extra ordinary aerial view shot red arrow. oh, shot of the red arrow. oh, that's lovely. soaring over the mail and buckingham palace dunng mail and buckingham palace during think during the fly—past. i think that on the royal instagram that went on the royal instagram account . there you go. it's account. there you go. it's lovely, though . and of course, lovely, though. and of course, evepvpopv— lovely, though. and of course, evepvpopv wee— lovely, though. and of course, everybody was looking - g and of course, everybody was looking for little powe— everybody was looking for little powpe po — everybody was looking for little powpe po pwpp— everybody was looking for little louis to pull a— everybody was looking for little louis to pull a face. and he did eeppep.— louis to pull a face. and he did rather, rather— louis to pull a face. and he did rather, rather sweetly, eepweppw— rather, rather sweetly, actually. so,- rather, rather sweetly, actually. so, yeah , he stars on actually. so, yeah, he stars on ppe— actually. so, yeah, he stars on ppe popp— actually. so, yeah, he stars on ppe ppoep pepe— actually. so, yeah, he stars on the front page of— actually. so, yeah, he stars on the front page of the sunday peppeee— the front page of the sunday express there. _ the front page of the sunday express there. “q express there. the sunday mirror has photos from that bombshell footage showing conservative staff boozing , dancing, and staff boozing, dancing, and frankly , laughing at the rest of frankly, laughing at the rest of us during the height of the

covid pandemic. oh, we're bending the rules. are you ? bending the rules. are you? there you go. let's see what former editor of the daily star dawn neesom and editor of spiked tom slater make of all of this. good morning to you both. and let's have a look . what's the let's have a look. what's the mail on sunday got about boris johnson's chief partygate inquisitor, sir bernard jenkin ? inquisitor, sir bernard jenkin? a bombshell exclusive , a bombshell exclusive”, according a bombshell exclusive, according to a bombshell exclusive, according po ppe— a bombshell exclusive, according po ppe peppy— a bombshell exclusive, according to the daily mail.— a bombshell exclusive, according to the daily mail. in any case, pppe— to the daily mail. in any case, pppe pe— to the daily mail. in any case, this is obviously— to the daily mail. in any case, this is obviously the story epowp— this is obviously the story epowp ppe— this is obviously the story about the bernard jenkins, who was one of the— about the bernard jenkins, who was one of the main inquisitors at was one of the main inquisitors ep ppe— was one of the main inquisitors at the committee— was one of the main inquisitors at the committee that did boris peepeeppv— at the committee that did boris basically down— at the committee that did boris basically down hugely, didn't ppev— basically down hugely, didn't ppev p— basically down hugely, didn't ppev p p— basically down hugely, didn't ppev e p peeep— basically down hugely, didn't they ? i mean, it— basically down hugely, didn't they ? i mean, it really was very they? i mean, it really was very . pep— they? i mean, it really was very . pep ppe— they? i mean, it really was very . and the mail— they? i mean, it really was very . and the mail had— they? i mean, it really was very . and the mail had this exclusive— . and the mail had this exclusive where they have a party— exclusive where they have a party invitation— exclusive where they have a party invitation that bernard peppee— party invitation that bernard jenkins attended to his wife's peepe— jenkins attended to his wife's pppepe peppy.— jenkins attended to his wife's drinks party, which he said weep-p— drinks party, which he said weep-p e— drinks party, which he said wee-p e peppy.— drinks party, which he said wasn't a party. it was a work peeeppep— wasn't a party. it was a work meeting. we've— wasn't a party. it was a work meeting. we've all heard this a peppppoe— meeting. we've all heard this a million times— meeting. we've all heard this a million times now.— meeting. we've all heard this a million times now. and the mail peve— million times now. and the mail have obtained— million times now. and the mail have obtained the— million times now. and the mail have obtained the invitation wpepe— have obtained the invitation wpepe pp— have obtained the invitation wpepe pp eewe— have obtained the invitation where it says actually having pppeppep— where it says actually having birthday drinks.— where it says actually having birthday drinks. it actually eewe—

birthday drinks. it actually eeve pppeppep— birthday drinks. it actually says birthday drinks for a few eep— says birthday drinks for a few and favourite— says birthday drinks for a few and favourite people next wepeeepev. — and favourite people next wednesday. this is his wife's pevppe— wednesday. this is his wife's pevppe epep— wednesday. this is his wife's invite that went— wednesday. this is his wife's invite that went out. she does say— invite that went out. she does eev pp— invite that went out. she does eev pp wowpp — invite that went out. she does say it would .very- invite that went out. she does say it would very small and say it would be very small and eoepeppv—ppe- say it would be very small andi socially—the mail socially distanced, but the mail epeo— socially distanced, but the mail also-evidence— socially distanced, but the mail also-evidence that- socially distanced, but the mail also evidence that it was also have evidence that it was a vee— also have evidence that it was a vepv epeepp— also have evidence that it was a very small room.— also have evidence that it was a very small room. there are about ten very small room. there are about pee peoppe— very small room. there are about pee peoppe ppepet— very small room. there are about ten people there, so— very small room. there are about ten people there, so it couldn't be socially distant. so peepeeppv— be socially distant. so basically-it. be socially distant. so. basically-it was be socially distant. so- basically-it was ten basically the mail, it was ten peoppe— basically the mail, it was ten peoppe wpppe— basically the mail, it was ten people within the rules. “c2 people within the rules. even epee.— people within the rules. even epee-peew. — people within the rules. even them-know. no,- people within the rules. even them-know. no, i- people within the rules. even then, know. no, i don't then, i don't know. no, i don't think so. it was like six tier. pep— think so. it was like six tier. pep pwo.— think so. it was like six tier. tier two, wasn't it? i can't remember. tier twos and bubbles now . yeah. yeah. but the point now. yeah. yeah. but the point the mail are making is now does this actually invalidate the findings against boris johnson and that is what they're getting at here. the fact that one of the head and his conservative as well remember one of the head people on the inquiry was also doing the self—same thing. so the hypocrisy of it, does it invalidate the findings against boris? personally, i don't think so. boris did wrong, sir bernard jenkins probably did wrong . jenkins probably did wrong. should harriet harman have been epepppep— should harriet harman have been opeppep epep— should harriet harman have been chairing that party— should harriet harman have been chairing that party that . �*pppppf;-- chairing that party that. well, it chairing that party that. well, pp we— chairing that party that. well, pp eeepepv— chairing that party that. well, it was mainly conservatives, though, anne. i mean, harriet harman was. yeah but she'd already outspoken , very,

already been outspoken, very, very of boris johnson . very critical of boris johnson. absolutely. but you know, this is the mail's exclusive and on the other hand, you've got the mirror doing the mirror is mirror doing what the mirror is put earth to do as well, put on earth to do as well, which doing the partygate which is doing the partygate tapes, you've discussing tapes, as you've been discussing so well morning about the so well this morning about the conservative party that was a proper party, drinking and dancing. kyiv proper party, drinking and dancing . kyiv edited a tabloid dancing. kyiv edited a tabloid eewepepep— dancing. kyiv edited a tabloid eewepepep .— dancing. kyiv edited a tabloid eewepepep. pow— p:pp“pf. “g kyiv edited a tabloid newspaper . how come the mirror newspaper. how come the mirror is newspaper. how come the mirror pe ppvpep— newspaper. how come the mirror pe ppvpep we— newspaper. how come the mirror pe ppvpep we pppe— newspaper. how come the mirror is giving us this tape now, this vppeot— is giving us this tape now, this video, because— is giving us this tape now, this video, because they've had it opvpowepv— video, because they've had it obviously they've— video, because they've had it obviously they've had it since ppev— obviously they've had it since ppev pep— obviously they've had it since ppev pep ppe— obviously they've had it since they had the stills pictures . they had the stills pictures. pep— they had the stills pictures. pep epeppe— they had the stills pictures. and that's what— they had the stills pictures. and that's what i'm- they had the stills pictures. and that's what i'm curious. does do seeing the moving pictures make a difference to people? i know, stephen they have to yeah, have. but have to you yeah, they have. but do make a difference to do they make a difference to people? you knew this party happened. the stills happened. you've seen the stills pictures. this, it pictures. so watching this, it makes it more, i don't know, more hurtful, i guess . but why more hurtful, i guess. but why have they more hurtful, i guess. but why peve ppev ppevep— more hurtful, i guess. but why have they played this- g but why have they played this card now? why— have they played this card now? wpv pe— have they played this card now? wpv pe ppe — have they played this card now? why is the mirror— have they played this card now? why is the mirror come with why is the mirror come out with it why is the mirror come out with pp-ppevpe.— why is the mirror come out with pp-ppevpe. pevppe- why is the mirror come out with it-maybe. maybe to - it now? maybe. maybe to counteract the mail are counteract what the mail are doing. they've they must doing. they've had it. they must have all the along. have had it all the way along. as as got the stills as soon as you got the stills pictures, you would have the

pictures, you would have got the video and i heard you video as well. and i heard you say, stephen, and i'm not disagreeing with on this disagreeing with you on this one, every newspaper one, that every newspaper has a safe. of the papers i safe. and one of the papers i used work on, is literally used to work on, it is literally a safe where they have these exclusives and they put them out when think they can the when they think they can do the most damage. was one royal most damage. there was one royal exclusive one of exclusive that i know one of these newspapers the desk in these newspapers on the desk in front us still in its front of us still has in its vaults that i would i can't think ever out think it'll ever come out because it be so damaging. because it would be so damaging. but just in case but it is there just in case they it. all newspapers they need it. all newspapers have it. yeah. interesting. tony in have it. yeah. interesting. tony pe swppopp— have it. yeah. interesting. tony in suffolk says,— . yeah. interesting. tony in suffolk says, while the poppee— in suffolk says, while the povee-we- in suffolk says, while the tories _we the - in suffolk says, while the tories we the low in suffolk says, while the- tories _we the low life tories partied, we the low life ones were in lockdown, sums them up-i— ones were in lockdown, sums them wp-p twep— ones were in lockdown, sums them wp-p pep-pppe— ones were in lockdown, sums them up-i just-like that- ones were in lockdown, sums them up i just like that tom up and i just feel like that tom poeee-p— up and i just feel like that tom poeee-p-ppe— up and i just feel like that tom doesn't-the-is- doesn't it? the thing is i oscillate between being shocked at the and the hypocrisy at the idiocy and the hypocrisy of the to also sort of of the people to also sort of putting in little bit of putting it in a little bit of perspective, is to say perspective, which is to say partygate a scandal, but i partygate was a scandal, but i don't think it should have been an 18 month long scandal as it has been the sort of has been. it's been the sort of thing we've been kind of thing where we've been kind of building stories, pepper ing building up stories, pepper ing them kind of them throughout the kind of months impact . and months for maximum impact. and it genuinely embarrassing it was genuinely embarrassing for was for the conservatives. it was genuinely shocking, particularly

when mean , when you're less so. i mean, this is, you know, sean this story is, you know, sean bailey's mayoral bailey's botched mayoral campaign boozing up after they finished their campaign. but when talks about people in when it talks about people in number making rules and number 10 making the rules and so on, understand why that so on, i understand why that was shocking. it been shocking. should it have been something compared something that's been compared to affair? probably to the profumo affair? probably not. that's i not. and i think that's where i kind of come down on this and it's also the sort of thing where this point, given all where at this point, given all of problems are going of the problems that are going on society still on in society to still be talking about partygate feels like we're not of a serious like we're not kind of a serious country. one thing think country. the one thing i think we talking about is an we should be talking about is an amnesty for all of amnesty and refunds for all of those who were fined for those people who were fined for breaking you students breaking the rules. you students giving in some giving £10,000 fines in some instances for having parties analogous to the of what analogous to the images of what we've here that i would we've seen here that i would rather we had conversation rather we had a conversation about those those about those rules, those horrendous which horrendous punishments which were rather than were meted out rather than ponng were meted out rather than poring over stories that we've all about for 18 months. all known about for 18 months. yeah, point. sean bailey yeah, fair point. sean bailey comes on this— p/pftpp“ , sean bailey comes on this channel a lot. we-ve— comes on this channel a lot. we-ve pop— comes on this channel a lot. we-ve pop e— comes on this channel a lot. we've got a number for him in the we've got a number for him in ppe epepeee.— we've got a number for him in the system. let's— we've got a number for him in the system. let's give him a eep.— the system. let's give him a ppep pep— the system. let's give him a ppep pep pppe— the system. let's give him a ring, get him on— the system. let's give him a ring, get him on the show, see if ring, get him on the show, see pp pepp— ring, get him on the show, see pp pe-pp poee— ring, get him on the show, see if he'll come on.—

ring, get him on the show, see if he'll come on. i— ring, get him on the show, see if he'll come on. i doubt he wppp — if he'll come on. i doubt he wppp pe— if he'll come on. i doubt he will. he ought— if he'll come on. i doubt he will. he ought to- if he'll come on. i doubt he will. he ought to have the epoweep— will. he ought to have the ewpeope po— will. he ought to have the courage to defend him. : courage to defend him. should do. courage to defend him. should pee—pepe- courage to defend him. should pe—pep-e pol courage to defend him. shouldl pe—pep-e po do. yeah game on. let's go see if do. yeah game on. let's go see pp we— do. yeah game on. let's go see pp we ee— do. yeah game on. let's go see pp we pep— do. yeah game on. let's go see if we can get-on.- p:ftp / game on. let's go see if we can get on. people if we can get him on. people ppepeepep— if we can get him on. people ppepeepep po— if we can get him on. people listening to me.— if we can get him on. people listening to me. so, tom, what epowp— listening to me. so, tom, what epowp swe— listening to me. so, tom, what epowp ewe-p— listening to me. so, tom, what about sue-i mean,- listening to me. so, tom, what. about sue-i mean, every about sue gray? i mean, every this is on the front page of the telegraph. now, more news that actually resigned before she actually she resigned before she would found guilty of would have been found guilty of breaching whitehall rules. yeah. from yeah. another kind of blast from the yeah. another kind of blast from ppe-peep.— yeah. another kind of blast from ppe-peep. so— yeah. another kind of blast from the-past. so sue- yeah. another kind of blast from the past. so sue gray, the recent past. so sue gray, ppe— the recent past. so sue gray, ppe-peev— the recent past. so sue gray, the-gray debate - the recent past. so sue gray, the gray debate is back. so the sue gray debate is back. so ppepe— the sue gray debate is back. so ppepe-e— the sue gray debate is back. so there-a cabinet— the sue gray debate is back. so there a cabinet office kind there was a cabinet office kind of there was a cabinet office kind op—pep- of internal inquiry into her pwppe— of internal inquiry into her quite explosive— of internal inquiry into her quite explosive going and pepppep— quite explosive going and pepppep e— quite explosive going and pepppep e top— quite explosive going and getting a job at the labour party— getting a job at the labour peppy-opoee- getting a job at the labour party close proximity party in quite close proximity to conducting— party in quite close proximity to conducting her own into to conducting her own probe into the to conducting her own probe into ppe peppvpepe— to conducting her own probe into the partygate scandal and pepep— the partygate scandal and finding-kind- the partygate scandal and finding kind systemic finding this kind of systemic pwpe— finding this kind of systemic rule breaking,— finding this kind of systemic rule breaking, as she put it, wpppe— rule breaking, as she put it, wpppe-ppe.- rule breaking, as she put it, within-10. so- rule breaking, as she put it, within-10. so the. rule breaking, as she put it,- within-10. so the cabinet within number 10. so the cabinet peppee.— within number 10. so the cabinet office, headed— within number 10. so the cabinet office, headed by— within number 10. so the cabinet office, headed by servant office, headed by civil servant speoe— office, headed by civil servant speoe peee.— office, headed by civil servant simon case, should say simon case, we should say ppepee— simon case, we should say there's-much- simon case, we should say there's much love lost there's not much love lost pepweee— there's not much love lost between simon- there's not much love lost between simon case and sue gray. so between simon case and sue gray. so-pepppp— between simon case and sue gray. so-pepppp eppeep— between simon case and sue gray. so might affect things so that might affect things to a eeppep— so that might affect things to a certain extent. _ so that might affect things to a certain extent. he's certain extent. but he's ewppeepep— certain extent. but he's. suggested _would certain extent. but he's- suggested _would have suggested that she would have ppopee— suggested that she would have broken-service- suggested that she would have broken service code. broken the civil service code. spe— broken the civil service code. epe-peve- broken the civil service code. she-have been- broken the civil service code.- she-have been sacked she may well have been sacked for she may well have been sacked pop—pp— she may well have been sacked pop—pp oeppe- she may well have been sacked for—it calls the. for doing so that it calls the ppepeeppepppv— for doing so that it calls the impartiality of— for doing so that it calls the impartiality of the civil eepvpee— impartiality of the civil service into— impartiality of the civil service into question. and the pppep— service into question. and the pppep epowp— service into question. and the thing about this— service into question. and the thing about this is this sort of pppep. — thing about this is this sort of pppep. ppe— thing about this is this sort of pppep. pppe pop— thing about this is this sort of thing. it's not the— thing about this is this sort of thing. it's not the first time ppep— thing. it's not the first time ppep vowve— thing. it's not the first time that you've ever— thing. it's not the first time that you've ever civil that you've ever had civil eepveepe— that you've ever had civil servants who _ that you've ever had civil servants who go on that you've ever had civil servants who-go on work

servants who then go on to work for servants who then go on to work pop poppppoep— servants who then go on to work for political-it's- for political parties. it's pepeppvepv— for political parties. it's relatively established, but it's the relatively established, but it's ppe ppoxppeppv— relatively established, but it's the proximity of— relatively established, but it's the proximity of leading this investigation— the proximity of leading this investigation ,— the proximity of leading this investigation , then being in investigation, then being in peppe— investigation, then being in talks-labour- investigation, then being in talks labour party talks with the labour party wpppep— talks with the labour party whilst-also _ talks with the labour party whilst also contributing whilst still also contributing to whilst still also contributing po ppe— whilst still also contributing to the privileges committee investigation _ to the privileges committee investigation into boris popeeoe— investigation into boris johnson, which has just concluded— johnson, which has just concluded .— johnson, which has just concluded . at the least johnson, which has just- concluded . at the-least you concluded. at the very least you eew— concluded. at the very least you eev epowp— concluded. at the very least you can say about it— concluded. at the very least you can say about it is— concluded. at the very least you can say about it is it's got a pep— can say about it is it's got a pep epeepp— can say about it is it's got a bad smell around worst bad smell around it. the worst ppep— bad smell around it. the worst ppep vow— bad smell around it. the worst ppep vow-eew— bad smell around it. the worst ppep vow-eep pe- bad smell around it. the worst that you say is that it that you could say is that it wowpp— that you could say is that it would naturally— that you could say is that it would naturally call into pweeppoe— would naturally call into question impartiality. . question her impartiality. it's very— question her impartiality. it's vee—evewpopvl question her impartiality. it's. very—everybody from very odd because everybody from from johnson to keir from boris johnson to keir starmer a woman starmer said sue gray is a woman of integrity. there's of absolute integrity. there's nothing with her at all. nothing wrong with her at all. and we that she and suddenly we find that she was talking the party was to talking the labour party while, say , chairing that while, as you say, chairing that particular investigation and also knowing that her findings would go before the privileges committee completely. and i suppose on the flip- fftpf“ and i suppose on the flip side, we eowpp— suppose on the flip side, we eowpp eew— suppose on the flip side, we could say that— suppose on the flip side, we could say that boris johnson po— could say that boris johnson seems to have— could say that boris johnson seems to have a— could say that boris johnson seems to have a habit of kind of eeppep— seems to have a habit of kind of eepppep wp— seems to have a habit of kind of setting up committees and giving and setting up committees and giving eep-ppvp— setting up committees and giving and-civil servants- setting up committees and giving and civil servants to and picking civil servants to peveepppepe— and picking civil servants to investigate then calling investigate him and then calling ppepe— investigate him and then calling peee—wppp- them into question, which is ppopepepv— them into question, which is ppopepepv eop— them into question, which is ppopepepv eop e— them into question, which is probably not a great look for ppe.— probably not a great look for ppe-ep— probably not a great look for ppe-ep ppe— probably not a great look for him.-at the same- probably not a great look for him. at the same time, him. but at the same time, ppepe— him. but at the same time, ppep-e-eppp- him. but at the same time,j that's-still-case. him. but at the same time,. that's-still-case. if that's what's still the case. if wepe-epowp- that's what's still the case. ifj we're-about-gray, we're talking about sue gray, if pepppep— we're talking about sue gray, if we're talking bernard we're talking about bernard peppe— jenkin and the privileges committee,— jenkin and the privileges committee, get jenkin and the privileges- committee,-get away

committee, you can't get away wppp— committee, you can't get away wppp ppeeppep— committee, you can't get away with breaking the— committee, you can't get away with breaking the rules that vow-pe— with breaking the rules that you're condemning. in the case of you're condemning. in the case op—epepe- of bernard jenkin or again, ppvpep—peepei of bernard jenkin or again,l ppvpep—peepe op trying to project an image of ppepeeppepppv— trying to project an image of impartiality meeting with impartiality whilst meeting with keir impartiality whilst meeting with pep-po— impartiality whilst meeting with pep-po po— impartiality whilst meeting with pep-po po eep- impartiality whilst meeting with keir to go and work for keir starmer to go and work for ppe.— keir starmer to go and work for ppe-lpoeee-p. — keir starmer to go and work for him..doesn't. it's- keir starmer to go and work for him. doesn't. . him. it doesn't. it's the hypocrisy the whole thing, hypocrisy of the whole thing, isn't that's no isn't it? i mean, that's no matter side you're on matter what side you're on politically the moment, you politically at the moment, you must my god, just must be going, oh my god, just make it stop. it's like, make it stop. it's just like, yeah, every day there is something out. and, something else coming out. and, you we've seen you know, we've had, we've seen you know, we've had, we've seen you able to know the you might be able to know the numbers. tom we seem to be having inquiry everything having an inquiry for everything now. actually had now. i think we've actually had more inquiries over more political inquiries over the than we have the recent years than we have ever and i know people keep ever had. and i know people keep eeppep.— ever had. and i know people keep eeppep. op.— ever had. and i know people keep eeppep. op. we— ever had. and i know people keep saying, oh, we need— ever had. and i know people keep saying, oh, we need to— “ppp: and i know people keep saying, oh, we need to have an pepepeepeep— saying, oh, we need to have an independent-and- saying, oh, we need to have an independent and costs independent inquiry and costs a pepp— independent inquiry and costs a pep-pop— independent inquiry and costs a hell-lotlmoney.- independent inquiry and costs a hell-lotlmoney. - independent inquiry and costs a hell lot money. t“ hell of a lot of money. stephen it's hell of a lot of money. stephen ppe pppe— hell of a lot of money. stephen ppe ppe-pe— hell of a lot of money. stephen it's like in cost of it's like we're in a cost of living crisis. what does it eoppeve— living crisis. what does it eoppeve ep— living crisis. what does it achieve at-end- living crisis. what does it achieve at-end of- - p “g pfs what does it achieve at end of the living crisis. what does it- achieve at-end of the day? achieve at the end of the day? pep— achieve at the end of the day? pep pew— achieve at the end of the day? pep pew peep— achieve at the end of the day? and how long do— achieve at the end of the day? and how long do they- achieve at the end of the day? and how long do they take- achieve at the end of the day? and how long do they take and how long do they mean they go on forever? dawn cheer forever? dawn let's cheer ourselves _we i forever? dawn let's cheer. ourselves _we with forever? dawn let's cheer- ourselves _we with the ourselves up. should we with the swepev— ourselves up. should we with the swepev ppepee— ourselves up. should we with the sunday times, prince william peeppep— sunday times, prince william leading example? yeah this is leading by example? yeah this is a is leading by example? yeah this is e—pe ppev-vel a lovely story. this is they've got exclusive interview with got an exclusive interview with william, his first since in william, his first act since in his role as our prince of his new role as our prince of wales. and he is saying inspired by work mum, diana.

by the work of his mum, diana. he going to launch a five he is going to launch a five year project into to solving homelessness . it's actually not homelessness. it's actually not not sort of managing it, not sort of like managing it, but preventing but actually preventing homelessness . and what he's homelessness. and what he's doing initially , he says, is doing initially, he says, is going to use his own land in the duchy of cornwall to actually house people . and it's a 30 house people. and it's a 30 years after being taken to a homeless shelter by his mum. now in theory, this is a wonderful idea. it's 130,000 acres, in theory, this is a wonderful idea. it's130,000 acres, duchy idea. it's 130,000 acres, duchy of cornwall estate and is going to use it to house homeless people. it's not necessarily talking about the people that you you know, the people with issues that are on the streets, homeless . it's talking about homeless. it's talking about young people are homeless. they're you know , they're sofa surfers. you know, kids get on the kids that can't get on the housing ladder because the mental issues , when you mental health issues, when you don't have a home you are don't have a home and you are sleeping on people's sofas, it must be terrible. so this is one of areas that is keen to of the areas that is keen to tackle all that. i mean, it's a wonderful, wonderful ambition . wonderful, wonderful ambition. the with is, is the question i have with is, is it possible, it ever going to it possible, is it ever going to be possible to totally eradicate homelessness without major

policy changes in this country? yeah, and that i just can't see happening and very, very great interview . although there are so interview. although there are so many questions you'd want to ask william if you had an interview rather isn't it? but rather than this, isn't it? but well, yes. no comment on well, yes. yes. no comment on ppep— well, yes. yes. no comment on ppep. p— well, yes. yes. no comment on ppep. p epowpp— well, yes. yes. no comment on that, i should think.— �*pppppf;-- ypfts yes. no comment on that, i should think. tom dawn, ppeep— that, i should think. tom dawn, ppeep-we-pp- that, i should think. tom dawn, thank-we'll catch- that, i should think. tom dawn, thank we'll catch you thank you both. we'll catch you a thank you both. we'll catch you e pppppe — thank you both. we'll catch you e pppppe ppp— thank you both. we'll catch you a little bit later— thank you both. we'll catch you a little bit later on. but it's pppe— a little bit later on. but it's peee pop— a little bit later on. but it's peee pop e— a little bit later on. but it's time for a little— a little bit later on. but it's time for a little bit of showbiz eeppe— time for a little bit of showbiz peeppe pppe— time for a little bit of showbiz magic this morning. and where peppee— magic this morning. and where peppee-ppep— magic this morning. and where better than monte carlo, better to go than monte carlo, wpepe— better to go than monte carlo, where—stephaniej where our very own stephanie pepp— where our very own stephanie takyi.standing_ where our very own stephanie takyi standing by. good takyi is standing by. good peopepept— takyi is standing by. good peopepept-n takyi is standing by. good pepepep- i takyi is standing by. good. morning,-. good morning, stephanie. good epepppep— morning, stephanie. good morning, stephen. and an ooh, look at that view . oh, fabulous. look at that view. oh, fabulous. pow-e— look at that view. oh, fabulous. pow-e pp— look at that view. oh, fabulous. powpe pp popep?— look at that view. oh, fabulous. how's it going? how's- look at that view. oh, fabulous. how's it going? how's it- p oh, fabulous. how's it going? how's it going powe— how's it going? how's it going powe ppepee— how's it going? how's it going down there? oh— how's it going? how's it going down there? oh it's going so wepp— down there? oh it's going so wepp . — down there? oh it's going so wepp. p— down there? oh it's going so wepp. p twee— down there? oh it's going so well . i just love- down there? oh it's going so well . “g down there? oh it's going so- well . i just love being here and well. i just love being here and obviously like covering the festival has been quite exciting. i was rubbing shoulders with patrick duffy from the bold and the beautiful last night, so it was quite good catching up with him. i still have a few days of doing interviews out here, so it's been quite lovely and the weather's been good. apparently before arrived was raining before i arrived it was raining , glad that i've brought

, so i'm glad that i've brought the sun me. oh, gorgeous . the sun with me. oh, gorgeous. pep— the sun with me. oh, gorgeous. pep ee— the sun with me. oh, gorgeous. pep we— the sun with me. oh, gorgeous. and can we talk— the sun with me. oh, gorgeous. and can we talk about- t“ oh, gorgeous. and can we talk about something peee— and can we talk about something peee opeeppwp— and can we talk about something less cheerful ,— and can we talk about something less cheerful , which is? and can we talk about something less cheerful, which is? howard. poeepp— less cheerful, which is? howard. poeepp ppe— less cheerful, which is? howard. donald im off— less cheerful, which is? howard. donald im off of.— less cheerful, which is? howard. donald im off of. take that. wpo-e— donald im off of. take that. who's landed— donald im off of. take that. who's landed himself in a spot of who's landed himself in a spot op popper— who's landed himself in a spot op poppep. — who's landed himself in a spot of bother . you— who's landed himself in a spot of bother. /ftp- who's landed himself in a spot of bother . /ftp- of bother. you know, take that is one of the country's most loved pop bands that we've had and for many years you know they are the bands we go to when there's concerts going on. they performed at the coronation , but performed at the coronation, but unfortunately he was unfortunately for howard, he was due perform at groovebox due to perform at groovebox nottingham pride festival next month . but fans of the festival month. but fans of the festival started questioning why is he on the list? because they've said that he's light transfer . sick that he's light transfer. sick tweets such as tweets such as like disney should be defunded for putting on pride events . and for putting on pride events. and there's a whole host of tweets that i'm not going to go into that i'm not going to go into that he's light. so organisers of the festival have come out and they said, unfortunately they've had to take him from the headlining performance. he yesterday came out, he's deleted his twitter , but on instagram he

his twitter, but on instagram he put out an apology saying that, you know, it was a big error of judgement. he says it's something that he's going to have himself . now, have to educate himself. now, stephen and ann, with these kind of situation, though he of situation, even though he didn't vocally criticise any of the lgbtq community, always with celebrities, he always at fault. if you're seen endorsing such comments, whether you're liking it, whether you're retweeting it on social media. so social media is such a dangerous place for our celebrities . now, yesterday our celebrities. now, yesterday we were talking— our celebrities. now, yesterday we were talking about- , fft-pf; . now, yesterday we were talking about spotify ppopppep— we were talking about spotify dropping meghan meghan's podcast out dropping meghan meghan's podcast owp eep— dropping meghan meghan's podcast owp eep we— dropping meghan meghan's podcast out and we were— dropping meghan meghan's podcast out and we were talking about the out and we were talking about ppe peep— out and we were talking about ppe peep ppep— out and we were talking about the fact that their— out and we were talking about the fact that their star seems to the fact that their star seems po pe — the fact that their star seems po pe weepep— the fact that their star seems to be waning in— the fact that their star seems to be waning in the hollywood pppeepeeep— to be waning in the hollywood firmament. so— to be waning in the hollywood firmament. so meghan has got pppe— firmament. so meghan has got pppe eew— firmament. so meghan has got this new talent— firmament. so meghan has got this new talent agency who are pwppe— this new talent agency who are quite aggressively mark king peeppeppep— quite aggressively mark king marketing her— quite aggressively mark king marketing her and hope to get her marketing her and hope to get pep eoe— marketing her and hope to get pep vee— marketing her and hope to get her some very big contracts in peep— her some very big contracts in peep . — her some very big contracts in peep . wepp— her some very big contracts in deed . well, meghan- her some very big contracts in deed . �*pppppf;-- g g“pftp: her some very big contracts in deed . �*pppppf;-- .pp�*~lpf;g“pp“ g“pftp: deed. well, meghan signed to william morris endeavour. they are one of the biggest entertainers agencies in la. they've got so many stars who

were signed to them and, you know, meghan's had a bit of bad press with spotify dropping her and harry's podcast archetype us. so i can imagine this is damage control if rumours , damage control if rumours, right. she could be the new duchess of dior. dior like picking controversial characters. it was only last month they signed johnny depp for a 20 million fragrance deal . so i can imagine by getting meghan to be the new face of dior, it's going to get people talking. but the only thing is, i don't know if it's going to actually get people picking up the fragrances of bottles. it's good getting her for a campaign. never have we heard of a royal being face of a fragrance . being the face of a fragrance. but meghan, this is not but for meghan, this is not surprising at all. but you know her being signed to that agency, they're not going to allow her to have negative press. and it's like on to the next one for the duchess of sussex. but i read in one their statements that one of their statements that this agency that this is the agency saying that if you wonder why meghan wasn't with harry at his court appearances in london, and if

you wonder why she didn't come to coronation then it's to the coronation then it's because she's trying distance because she's trying to distance herself his rather toxic or herself from his rather toxic or at least negative image . well, i at least negative image. well, i think now it seems like meghan's more about me than we, because, you know, very much she's been seen as the guilty culprit for, you know, taking harry away from the country, been the reason why harry done the netflix documentary, the book so i think for meghan, now that she's got this pr company by her side , this pr company by her side, they're going to be about her building her own reputation. she's no longer in the country anymore. so about her is about her being a hollywood star now. and for her to do that , she and for her to do that, she can't be seen to be getting involved with all lawsuits. involved with all the lawsuits. prince harry's involved with. and you can imagine, they are and as you can imagine, they are a having all this a couple. so having all this controversy around them must be taking its toll on their marriage . so meghan to focus marriage. so for meghan to focus on the star, which i think she wants to be, she these are the kind of projects that will help her. yeah, well, yeah, i suppose

so. stephanie we'll catch up wppp— so. stephanie we'll catch up wppp vow— so. stephanie we'll catch up with you later— stephanie we'll catch up with you later enjoy the with you later on. enjoy the eweepeep— with you later on. enjoy the sunshine-and- with you later on. enjoy the sunshine. and have a martini sunshine. go and have a martini on sunshine. go and have a martini oe-poope— sunshine. go and have a martini on-looks lovely.- sunshine. go and have a martini on looks lovely. still on us and it looks lovely. still to on us and it looks lovely. still po poeee— on us and it looks lovely. still to come, we'll— on us and it looks lovely. still to come, we'll bring you all the pepeep— to come, we'll bring you all the pepeep oe— to come, we'll bring you all the latest on partygate video. latest on the partygate video. pppe— latest on the partygate video. pppe pe— latest on the partygate video. this is breakfast— latest on the partygate video. this is breakfast on gb news peep— this is breakfast on gb news poop epepppep— this is breakfast on gb news good morning. my— this is breakfast on gb news good morning. my name- this is breakfast on gb news good morning. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so it's quite an unsettled first half of the weekend and not much is going to change through today. this is all due to this area of low pressure . we have area of low pressure. we have centred to west of the centred out to the west of the uk bringing up occluded uk which is bringing up occluded fronts from the south—west and these have been a focus for thunderstorms and heavy showers. so throughout today it's going to be pretty unsettled and with various heavy showers and thunderstorms across the uk and we do have two yellow thunderstorm warnings in force across many parts of england, wales and northern ireland. so do keep an eye on the weather forecast if you are out and about today. these showers will be a bit hit and miss, though. so just because you're in a warning area doesn't mean you are guaranteed to see a

thunderstorm of the thunderstorm outside of the showers, there will be showers, though there will be some brighter spells. and it's in that we will in this brightness that we will see highest temperatures see the highest temperatures today. really get today. but showers really get going we go into this going as we go into this evening. and overnight, pushing up from the south. and these will be quite heavy showers that could form into longer thundery spells of rain bringing frequent lightning, hail and strong winds at times. now all this cloud and rain does mean we're in for another warm and humid night tonight as we go into the start of monday. that rain will start to clear away from northern scotland during monday morning, leaving some brighter skies further south to start the new working week. but we will soon see some showers develop by around mid to late morning . so around mid to late morning. so the thunderstorms may be back again on monday and temperature wise as well, it'll be a similar day on monday with highs of around 25 to maybe even locally, 26, not much is set to change, though, as we go through the new

week that we might see showers become a little more muted as we get to wednesday and temperatures remaining fairly similar as well with highs . of similar as well with highs. of 24 to 25 .

good morning to you. it's 7:00 on sunday, good morning to you. it's 7:00 on swepev. ppe— good morning to you. it's 7:00 on sunday, the 18th— good morning to you. it's 7:00 on sunday, the 18th of- on sunday, the 18th of june. popep— on sunday, the 18th of june. popev pppe— on sunday, the 18th of june. popev ppee . — on sunday, the 18th of june. today line . as— on sunday, the 18th of june. today line . ftp“g on sunday, the 18th of june. today line . g on sunday, the 18th of june. today line . ftp“g p:ftp“ . today line. as long as we don't partygate rolls on as a video emerges of concern . lviv emerges of concern. lviv staffers enjoying - emerges of concern. lviv staffers enjoying a- g ff lviv staffers enjoying a party while coppe— staffers enjoying a party while coppe pwee— staffers enjoying a party while covid rules were _ staffers enjoying a party while covid rules were in force . covid rules were in force. ppeeewpppe— covid rules were in force. meanwhile, dog— covid rules were in force. meanwhile, dog attacks are on the rise. the number of people killed by dogs tripled last year . so what is behind this increase and what can we do about it? it's father's day and eepepeppeepe— about it? it's father's day and campaigners are— .7 it's father's day and campaigners are calling for epepwpopv—

campaigners are calling for statutory paternity leave to be pppppep— statutory paternity leave to be pppppep po— statutory paternity leave to be tripled to reduce— statutory paternity leave to be tripled to reduce the gender pay gap-— tripled to reduce the gender pay pep. wpep— tripled to reduce the gender pay pep. wpep po— tripled to reduce the gender pay pep. wpep po vow— tripled to reduce the gender pay gap. what do you think ? and it's gap. what do you think? and it's eeppoeep— gap. what do you think? and it's national picnic— gap. what do you think? and it's national picnic week. . national picnic week. it's one of national picnic week. it's one op owp— national picnic week. it's one of our favourite summer pastimes . but is there a wrong way to do it? no. . but is there a wrong way to do it ? no. have a floaty a boat. it? no. have a floaty a boat. ppepe— it? no. have a floaty a boat. ppepe wpep— it? no. have a floaty a boat. ppepe wpep p— it? no. have a floaty a boat. that's what i say.— it? no. have a floaty a boat. that's what i say. good morning to you. i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond and this is breakfast on . gb news. would breakfast on. gb news. would you like a good picnic?— breakfast on. gb news. would you like a good picnic? yes,— breakfast on. gb news. would you like a good picnic? yes, i- cit \ would you like a good picnic? yes, i love a like a good picnic? yes, i love e poop— like a good picnic? yes, i love e poop ppepe— like a good picnic? yes, i love a good picnic. oh,— like a good picnic? yes, i love a good picnic. oh, yeah, me too. i a good picnic. oh, yeah, me too. p epeopwpepv— a good picnic. oh, yeah, me too. i absolutely love— a good picnic. oh, yeah, me too. i absolutely love it.— a good picnic. oh, yeah, me too. i absolutely love it. i once wpoe— i absolutely love it. i once wpoe e— i absolutely love it. i once wpoe e peee.— i absolutely love it. i once upon a time, i— i absolutely love it. i once upon a time, i spent a lot of money— upon a time, i spent a lot of peoeev oe— upon a time, i spent a lot of money on a hamper that was on wpeepe— money on a hamper that was on wpeepe. so— money on a hamper that was on wpeepe. so vow— money on a hamper that was on wheels. so you could bung evepvpppep— wheels. so you could bung evepvpppep pe— wheels. so you could bung everything in. oh, yeah. wheel it everything in. oh, yeah. wheel ppleep— everything in. oh, yeah. wheel ppleep owp.— everything in. oh, yeah. wheel itland out. it— everything in. oh, yeah. wheel it and out. it didn't last it in and out. it didn't last popp— it in and out. it didn't last popp. pwp— it in and out. it didn't last poep. pwp p— it in and out. it didn't last long, but i-to- it in and out. it didn't last long, but i to do that. i long, but i like to do that. i pppe— long, but i like to do that. i pppe po— long, but i like to do that. i pppe po. p— long, but i like to do that. i like to. i mean,— long, but i like to do that. i like to. i mean, you've got to peve— like to. i mean, you've got to have everything— like to. i mean, you've got to have everything in, including a jolly— have everything in, including a poppy ppp— have everything in, including a poppy ppp pwp. — have everything in, including a lo“)! big rug. / have everything in, including a jolly big rug. / ng -g jolly big rug. yeah, a big rug. yeah. you need a big rug. there's a there's an etiquette to there's a there's an etiquette po pp.— there's a there's an etiquette po pp. pee-p— there's a there's an etiquette to it, isn't it?— there's a there's an etiquette to it, isn't it? you— there's a there's an etiquette to it, isn't it? you want a big rug— to it, isn't it? you want a big pwp eep— to it, isn't it? you want a big pwp eep ppep— to it, isn't it? you want a big rug and then you— to it, isn't it? you want a big rug and then you lay everything out rug and then you lay everything

owp eep— rug and then you lay everything owp eep-ppep— rug and then you lay everything out and just something out and it's just something i poe-p— out and it's just something i poe-p peow.— out and it's just something i don't know, is— out and it's just something i don't know, is it? . don't know, is it? it's probably not british, but it feels very british, doesn't it? just, british, doesn't it? and just, you know, few sandwiches, you know, a few sandwiches, a packet crisps, you packet of crisps, even, you know, yeah. all know, bottles of beer. yeah. all that thing. just out and that sort of thing. just out and just make the most of the sunshine. just relax, go for a wander. come back again. oh i love i love but a salad love it. i love it. but a salad in a tupperware box. yes, exactly. yes. and no.- in a tupperware box. yes, exactly. yes. and no. i- “ yes, exactly. yes. and no. i mean, ppepe— exactly. yes. and no. i mean, ppepe ee— exactly. yes. and no. i mean, there are lots— exactly. yes. and no. i mean, there are lots of— exactly. yes. and no. i mean, there are lots of different ppepee— there are lots of different ppeoee-oee- there are lots of different places-can do - there are lots of different places can do a picnic as places you can do a picnic as wepp.— places you can do a picnic as well. obviously,— places you can do a picnic as well. obviously, you can picnic on ppe— well. obviously, you can picnic on ppe peeep.— well. obviously, you can picnic on the beach, can't you? yeah. or on the beach, can't you? yeah. pep-ppepe— on the beach, can't you? yeah. op-ppoepole- on the beach, can't you? yeah. or-picnicla field. or you can picnic in a field somewhere. or— or you can picnic in a field somewhere. or even your somewhere. or even on your peppee.— somewhere. or even on your peppee-poee— somewhere. or even on your garden. done two. garden. yes done those two. peep.— garden. yes done those two. peep—p- garden. yes done those two. peep—p peepel garden. yes done those two.i yeah,_| made the garden. yes done those two.- yeah,_| made the dog yeah, i made the. i made the dog some ice, some lollipops. oh veep.— some ice, some lollipops. oh veep. peoewee— some ice, some lollipops. oh yeah. because it— some ice, some lollipops. oh yeah. because it was so hot and i yeah. because it was so hot and p poopep— yeah. because it was so hot and p poopep wp— yeah. because it was so hot and i looked up. you— yeah. because it was so hot and i looked up. you can make doggy poppppope— i looked up. you can make doggy poppppope. pee.— i looked up. you can make doggy lollipops. yes. they— i looked up. you can make doggy lollipops. yes. they don't have peeep— lollipops. yes. they don't have peeep-op— lollipops. yes. they don't have meat-or anything- lollipops. yes. they don't have meat or anything that. meat in or anything like that. peep— meat in or anything like that. peep-pwpp— meat in or anything like that. tend _fruity and - meat in or anything like that. tend fruity and yeah, she tend to be fruity and yeah, she pepp— tend to be fruity and yeah, she peep-ppe— tend to be fruity and yeah, she was part the picnic as well was part of the picnic as well so was part of the picnic as well eo epe.— was part of the picnic as well so she. perfect.— was part of the picnic as well so she. perfect. it— was part of the picnic as well so she. perfect. it was lovely. pep—we— so she. perfect. it was lovely. pep—we ppp- so she. perfect. it was lovely. and-we did it- so she. perfect. it was lovely.| and-we did it when so she. perfect. it was lovely.- and-we did it when we and you know, we did it when we wepe-pp— and you know, we did it when we wepe-pp pppepp— and you know, we did it when we were-it didn't matter- and you know, we did it when we were-it didn't matter howl were kids. it didn't matter how hard it was. you always had you always had a flask of tea. yes. or a thermos. yeah yeah. - always had a flask of tea. yes. or a thermos. yeah yeah. got to peve— or a thermos. yeah yeah. got to peve ppe— or a thermos. yeah yeah. got to peve ppe pee. — or a thermos. yeah yeah. got to have the tea. yeah. we used to do sandwiches, jam, that do jam sandwiches, jam, that sort thing. yeah. so you do.

sort of thing. yeah. so you do. pow— sort of thing. yeah. so you do. pow peep— sort of thing. yeah. so you do. pow peep po— sort of thing. yeah. so you do. you tend to do— sort of thing. yeah. so you do. you tend to do old— “g yeah. so you do. you tend to do old fashioned poop.— you tend to do old fashioned poop. peep.— you tend to do old fashioned food. yeah, food. cj“ food. yeah, food. oh, lovely. peep. — food. yeah, food. oh, lovely. yeah. if you. if you go to yeah. so if you. so if you go to mark national picnic week this week, us know you've week, let us know what you've got planned. yeah. send us a ppepwpe— got planned. yeah. send us a picture. actually,— got planned. yeah. send us a picture. actually, if— gftp. : yeah. send us a picture. actually, if you've had a picture. actually, if you've had e-peoeeppv— picture. actually, if you've had a - recently with - picture. actually, if you've had a recently with this a picnic recently with this povepv— a picnic recently with this povepv pop— a picnic recently with this lovely hot weather, if you've got— lovely hot weather, if you've pop e— lovely hot weather, if you've pop e ppepwpe— lovely hot weather, if you've got a picture of— lovely hot weather, if you've got a picture of picnic, we'd got a picture of a picnic, we'd pove— got a picture of a picnic, we'd poveleee— got a picture of a picnic, we'd poveleee pp.— got a picture of a picnic, we'd love-see it. gb— got a picture of a picnic, we'd love see it. gb views at gb love to see it. gb views at gb wowe— love to see it. gb views at gb powe-wow.— love to see it. gb views at gb news-now, somethingl love to see it. gb views at gb - news-now, something you news .com. now, something you might to see is the new might not want to see is the new footage which has emerged of conservative party workers at a christmas in 2020. christmas party back in 2020. that's covid restrictions that's while covid restrictions were in place and actually we were in place and actually we were pretty strict at that point. seem to recall this point. i seem to recall this video was taken at the conservative party's headquarters shows people headquarters and it shows people dancing joking about dancing and joking about breaking the rules. take a look . take . breaking the rules. take a look . pepe . peppy — breaking the rules. take a look . take . party the party ends up . take. party the party ends up in an ad and on instagram live as long as we don't scarlett mccgwire like . well, i'm pretty mccgwire like. well, i'm pretty sure globsec . take that . laura.

sure globsec. take that. laura. what do you think of this? laura i'm sorry. i don't want to get mp— i'm sorry. i don't want to get my peepe— i'm sorry. i don't want to get my peepe oe— i'm sorry. i don't want to get my hands on that— i don't want to get my hands on that idiot in the twpepep— my hands on that idiot in the jumper . — my hands on that idiot in the jumper . honestly,- my hands on that idiot in the jumper . - jumper. honestly, elizabeth's beenin jumper. honestly, elizabeth's been in touch already. she says my son had his 16th birthday on his own . he my son had his 16th birthday on his own. he did his my son had his 16th birthday on his own . he did his a—levels his own. he did his a—levels onune his own. he did his a—levels online in his bedroom on his own, too. as a single parent. we suffered badly with our mental health during that period , and health during that period, and we're still struggling watching that has made me so angry that video has made me so angry . yeah, linda says. i'm a civil eepveep— . yeah, linda says. i'm a civil eepveep wpo— . yeah, linda says. i'm a civil servant who had— . yeah, linda says. i'm a civil servant who had to- yeah, linda says. i'm a civil servant who had to go to work pppowpp— servant who had to go to work through cowo— servant who had to go to work through covid. we had to social ppepeepe— through covid. we had to social distance, wear— through covid. we had to social distance, wear a— through covid. we had to social distance, wear a mask. if we got it distance, wear a mask. if we got pp pope — distance, wear a mask. if we got pp pope ow— distance, wear a mask. if we got it from our desks,— distance, wear a mask. if we got it from our desks, could only use a kitchen— it from our desks, could only use a kitchen one- it from our desks, could only use a kitchen one at a time. and pweep— use a kitchen one at a time. and during christmas,— use a kitchen one at a time. and during christmas, not even eppowep— during christmas, not even allowed-tub- during christmas, not even allowed _tub of. allowed to share a tub of wpeppep— allowed to share a tub of wrapped sweets , let alone wrapped sweets, let alone have a pwppep— wrapped sweets, let alone have a pwppep pop— wrapped sweets, let alone have a buffet for the _ wrapped sweets, let alone have a buffet for the other— wrapped sweets, let alone have a buffet for the other side of it . pepee— buffet for the other side of it . apee eeye— buffet for the other side of it , alan says, for— buffet for the other side of it , alan says, for crying out powp— , alan says, for crying out powp. wpo— , alan says, for crying out loud, who cares- , alan says, for crying out loud, who cares about something ppep— loud, who cares about something ppep peppeeep— loud, who cares about something that happened three years ago? wepp— that happened three years ago? pop opeeppy— that happened three years ago? pop opeeppy e— that happened three years ago? well clearly a lot— that happened three years ago? well clearly a lot of people do. pep— well clearly a lot of people do. pep pppe— well clearly a lot of people do. and it's-actually- well clearly a lot of people do. and it's actually the only and it's not actually the only peppypepe— and it's not actually the only partygate making and it's not actually the only- partygate-making news partygate revelation making news this partygate revelation making news ppe—peep.— partygate revelation making news ppe—peep. ppe- partygate revelation making news this—yeah, the mail. partygate revelation making news this—yeah, the mail onj this morning. yeah, the mail on sunday leaked whatsapp

sunday claims leaked whatsapp messages prove that the tory mp, sir bernard jenkin , he's the one sir bernard jenkin, he's the one who sat on the privileges committee that condemned boris johnson. he also broke johnson. well he also broke covid rules . well, let's talk to covid rules. well, let's talk to poppppoep— covid rules. well, let's talk to political commentator- ego. j well, let's talk to political commentator stephen cepppoe— political commentator stephen carlton woods,— political commentator stephen carlton woods, who joins us now. ppopepep— carlton woods, who joins us now. ppopepep po— carlton woods, who joins us now. ppopepep po yow. — carlton woods, who joins us now. ppopepep po yow. p— carlton woods, who joins us now. morning to you. i mean, look , morning to you. i mean, look, wpep— morning to you. i mean, look, wpep po— morning to you. i mean, look, wpep po yow— morning to you. i mean, look, what do you make of this video? ppep— what do you make of this video? pppep eep— what do you make of this video? first and foremost— what do you make of this video? first and foremost ? left-- what do you make of this video? first and foremost ? �*pppppf;-- �*7 first and foremost? well, first of first and foremost? well, first op epp.— first and foremost? well, first of all, good morning. and it's great to see you both back together again. um together on the telly again. um yeah, this video , it's not yeah, this video, it's not looking good, is it? um i'd like to see more detail about it, really, but the media love to get the teeth into something like this. it's another way to bash the tories again , i know bash the tories again, i know these members of staff there that were doing stuff allegedly . supposedly when the in the middle of lockdown . um, but, you middle of lockdown. um, but, you know , they seem to forget know, they seem to forget there's other things as well. i'm not saying that two wrongs make a right but we've still got the, the, the beergate situation with keir starmer that was conveniently brushed under the

carpet when he was out having dnnks carpet when he was out having drinks , even with the police and drinks, even with the police and crime commissioner from the area at the same time as well. so um , you know, people need to be fair about the whole thing if you're going to give criticism, let's come down on everyone that's done things wrong within the period , not just the lockdown period, not just pick people out or pick certain people out or certain elements out . well, certain elements out. well, that's a fair point.- certain elements out. well, that's a fair point. but- f t“ well, that's a fair point. but as peeep— that's a fair point. but as peeep eeye— that's a fair point. but as frank says, he- that's a fair point. but as frank says, he says this is epowp— frank says, he says this is about conservative bashing , about conservative bashing, epepe— about conservative bashing, epepe. wppp— about conservative bashing, epepe. wppp .— about conservative bashing, again, which , you know, some again, which, you know, some peoppe— again, which, you know, some peoppe wppp— again, which, you know, some people will think— again, which, you know, some people will think , but there's people will think, but there's eopeepppep— people will think, but there's something just— people will think, but there's something just about wrong, pee-p— something just about wrong, pee-pppepet— something just about wrong, isn't there, about about these young— isn't there, about about these young pewte— isn't there, about about these young people ,— isn't there, about about these young people , but these young young people, but these young peoppe— young people, but these young peoppe wpo— young people, but these young peoppe wpo ee— young people, but these young people who are almost laughing at people who are almost laughing ep we— people who are almost laughing ep we epee-p— people who are almost laughing at us aren't they?— people who are almost laughing at us aren't they? they're pewpppep— at us aren't they? they're pewpppep ep— at us aren't they? they're laughing at the rest of us peoewee— laughing at the rest of us because they're saying, oh, we're breaking— because they're saying, oh, we're breaking the rules. we're peeppep— we're breaking the rules. we're peeppep ppe— we're breaking the rules. we're bending the rules. you're not going— bending the rules. you're not popep po— bending the rules. you're not going to stream _ bending the rules. you're not going to stream this video, are yowp— going to stream this video, are yowe ppey— going to stream this video, are yowe ppey peew— going to stream this video, are you? they knew they doing you? they knew they were doing wpoep — you? they knew they were doing wpoep . — you? they knew they were doing wrong . .absolutely.- you? they knew they were doing wrong . .qp p/pftpp“ wrong. oh, absolutely. yeah. but one of the emails you read out then just before from a civil servant , but we've still got

servant, but we've still got civil servants working from home at the moment. so that's a bit of a dodgy word with me. the civil service so i've got a bit of a beef with that. um, but yeah, this video, it's a complete laughing at everyone else because they're having a party there and this is the conservative campaign headquarters. it's yeah. conservative campaign headquarters . it's yeah. matthew headquarters. it's yeah. matthew parker street in london. so so that's quite embarrassing. but we've not got a proper timeline on that that could actually have been a year later. it's not been verified properly for that date. so we don't know yet . the so we don't know yet. the parties , from what i can gather parties, from what i can gather , the party's already taken action against the people involved. so there's more detail to come out on this yet. but what do you think about the fact that we've just i mean, boris johnson had to stand down as prime minister because of this sort of these sort of actions that clearly he's the man at the top. and that clearly he's the man at the top . and there were people top. and there were people opvpowepy—

top. and there were people obviously all— top. and there were people obviously all the- and there were people obviously all the way down pppowpp— obviously all the way down pppowpp ppe— obviously all the way down through the conservative party wpo— through the conservative party wpo wee— through the conservative party who were breaking rules . and who were breaking rules. and yet,— who were breaking rules. and yep. yow— who were breaking rules. and yep. yow peow.— who were breaking rules. and yet, you know, we saw fit to get rid yet, you know, we saw fit to get epp op— yet, you know, we saw fit to get epp op ppe — yet, you know, we saw fit to get rid of the prime— yet, you know, we saw fit to get rid of the prime minister for ppep— rid of the prime minister for ppep. pep— rid of the prime minister for ppep. pep yep— rid of the prime minister for that. and yet it— rid of the prime minister for that. and yet it still goes on. it that. and yet it still goes on. pp eee— that. and yet it still goes on. it seems that— that. and yet it still goes on. it seems that there's more and eep— it seems that there's more and more and more coming coming out wppp— more and more coming coming out now, which suggests— more and more coming coming out now, which suggests i'm sure the rot now, which suggests i'm sure the pop weep— now, which suggests i'm sure the pop weep epp— now, which suggests i'm sure the rot went all the— now, which suggests i'm sure the rot went all the way through it as rot went all the way through it ee wepp— rot went all the way through it ee wepp . — rot went all the way through it ee wepp . eoep.— rot went all the way through it as well . as well. sorry, sorry, sorry. yeah i'm sure there's a lot more that we that we don't know about as well . but that we that we don't know about as well. but this you can that we that we don't know about as well . but this you can put as well. but this you can put your finger in any direction really . it's just that the media really. it's just that the media love focus in on the on the love to focus in on the on the conservative party for this. and i'm saying i'm not trying to i'm not saying i'm not trying to defend the conservative party and right. if it's and saying that's right. if it's wrong, wrong. and actions wrong, it's wrong. and actions should about it. but should be taken about it. but let's about the whole let's be honest about the whole situation and be fair situation and try and be fair and balanced with the whole situation is not just the conservative party who are breaking rules, but yeah, the media, mainstream media are media, the mainstream media are not interested in anything. anyone forgive me for anyone else forgive me for interrupting. forgive anyone else forgive me for interrupting . forgive me for interrupting. forgive me for pepeppwpppep— interrupting. forgive me for interrupting. no— interrupting. forgive me for interrupting. no no.- “g forgive me for interrupting. no no. i mean, yow-pe— interrupting. no no. i mean, you're absolutely right. it's eop— you're absolutely right. it's pop-ppe— you're absolutely right. it's not the conservatives who not just the conservatives who are not just the conservatives who epe—ppeee- are breaking rules. these things wppp— are breaking rules. these things wppp-peppeeep— are breaking rules. these things will-happened-alll will have happened across all

poppppoep— will have happened across all political-and- will have happened across all political-and it- political parties. and it peppeeep— political parties. and it happened across all spectrums of eoopepy— happened across all spectrums of eoopepy pe— happened across all spectrums of eoepepy pe eoe— happened across all spectrums of society in some shape or form . society in some shape or form. pep— society in some shape or form. pep ppepe— society in some shape or form. and linda says,— society in some shape or form. and linda says, you can't blame pppe— and linda says, you can't blame this particular— and linda says, you can't blame this particular party on boris. ppe— this particular party on boris. ppe epepp— this particular party on boris. the staff were _ this particular party on boris. the staff were idiots out of opepp — the staff were idiots out of opepp pwp— the staff were idiots out of order. but boris— the staff were idiots out of order. but boris wasn't responsible— order. but boris wasn't responsible for this one. the ppppepeeoe— responsible for this one. the difference is— responsible for this one. the difference is this— responsible for this one. the difference is this was at cchq . difference is this was at cchq. ppe— difference is this was at cchq. the conservatives— difference is this was at cchq. the conservatives were in power. ppep— the conservatives were in power. ppep ppepee— the conservatives were in power. ppep peepee e— the conservatives were in power. that makes a difference. and poppe— that makes a difference. and pope pepppp— that makes a difference. and boris might not— that makes a difference. and boris might not have been at pppe— boris might not have been at pppe ope— boris might not have been at pppe pwp— boris might not have been at this one, but it— boris might not have been at this one, but it all comes from ppe— this one, but it all comes from ppe pop. — this one, but it all comes from the top. doesn't— this one, but it all comes from the top. doesn't it? if peppeeep— the top. doesn't it? if margaret, they wouldn't have pepep— margaret, they wouldn't have pepep po— margaret, they wouldn't have dared do this.— margaret, they wouldn't have dared do this. if— margaret, they wouldn't have dared do this. if margaret epepppep— dared do this. if margaret thatcher was— dared do this. if margaret thatcher was pm, she would have had thatcher was pm, she would have pep ppe— thatcher was pm, she would have pep ppe pwpe— thatcher was pm, she would have had the guts for— thatcher was pm, she would have had the guts for garters as well . ppe— had the guts for garters as well . ppe pppep— had the guts for garters as well . ppe pppep pe— had the guts for garters as well . the thing is, with— had the guts for garters as well . the thing is, with hq- had the guts for garters as well . the thing is, with hq ,- had the guts for garters as well . the thing is, with hq, they're sort of like the gestapo behind the behind the party. and there's a lot of power in there that that the conservative membership are not really happy about. so there's , you know, the about. so there's, you know, the party is going to go going to have to go through some changes , especially coming up to the next general election. and if they lose the next general election, which from a lot of sources, it would indicate that

would be the situation . i think would be the situation. i think heads may roll at hq and this would be another another nail in the coffin for them, i would suppose. but when you look at people breaking rules, we've just seen all the more evidence come out with the sir bernard jenkin as well, who was on the privileges committee. you know , privileges committee. you know, making judgements over boris. yeah. and then we've also peeppep— yeah. and then we've also learned about— yeah. and then we've also learned about david warburton popey— learned about david warburton popey peeppepep— learned about david warburton today resigning. that's another mp today resigning. that's another epp oewepep— today resigning. that's another we oewepep yep— today resigning. that's another mp causing yet another by—election._ mp causing yet another by—election. it does seem as epowpp— by—election. it does seem as ppowpp pppe— by—election. it does seem as though this house of cards is pepppep— though this house of cards is pepppep powe.— though this house of cards is falling down. absolutely and ppepee— falling down. absolutely and ppepe-e ppp— falling down. absolutely and there's big problems there. '“p: there's big problems there. and wepp— there's big problems there. and weppp yow— there's big problems there. and weppp you pop— there's big problems there. and until you get people— there's big problems there. and until you get people at cchq realise we're in a dire situation , the party's in, in situation, the party's in, in big trouble at the moment and changes need to be made somewhere. and changes need to be made somewhere . and in this in this somewhere. and in this in this vppeo— somewhere. and in this in this vppeo .— somewhere. and in this in this vppeo . so— somewhere. and in this in this video . so there's— somewhere. and in this in this video . so there's one- ”pi: and in this in this video . so there's one of these video. so there's one of these young— video. so there's one of these yowep peppee— video. so there's one of these young fellas embraces ben ppeppepp— young fellas embraces ben mallett and— young fellas embraces ben mallett and he's someone who's i

pppep— mallett and he's someone who's i pppep pepe— mallett and he's someone who's i think he's been— mallett and he's someone who's i think he's been ennobled hasn't he think he's been ennobled hasn't pe pe— think he's been ennobled hasn't pe pe ppe— think he's been ennobled hasn't pe pe ppe pe— think he's been ennobled hasn't he in the in boris— think he's been ennobled hasn't he in the in boris johnson's poo— he in the in boris johnson's honours list— he in the in boris johnson's honours list and— he in the in boris johnson's honours list and sean bailey, we poe-p— honours list and sean bailey, we poe-p eee— honours list and sean bailey, we poe-p pppe— honours list and sean bailey, we don't see him in— honours list and sean bailey, we don't see him in the video, but pepe— don't see him in the video, but pe-e ppepe— don't see him in the video, but pe-e ppepe pe— don't see him in the video, but he's there in the— don't see him in the video, but he's there in the inside pages. it he's there in the inside pages. pp wee— he's there in the inside pages. pp ppe— he's there in the inside pages. it was his team,— he's there in the inside pages. it was his team, his pictured in a it was his team, his pictured in e ppp— it was his team, his pictured in e ppp ppowp— it was his team, his pictured in e ppp ppowp epop— it was his team, his pictured in a big group shot with loads of ppe.— a big group shot with loads of ppe. pe— a big group shot with loads of ppe. pe wee— a big group shot with loads of him. he was there. he's just peee— him. he was there. he's just been ennobled.— him. he was there. he's just been ennobled. they what should that been ennobled. they what should ppep epppp— been ennobled. they what should ppep epppp po— been ennobled. they what should that still go ahead— been ennobled. they what should that still go ahead or should ppeyp— that still go ahead or should ppeyp p— that still go ahead or should ppeye p poe-p— that still go ahead or should they? i don't know whether ppepee— they? i don't know whether ppepe-e eey— they? i don't know whether there's any power to remove it at there's any power to remove it ep pppe— there's any power to remove it ep pppe epepe— there's any power to remove it at this stage or— there's any power to remove it at this stage or should they pwe— at this stage or should they pwpe pp— at this stage or should they turn it down? _ at this stage or should they turn it down? left-- at this stage or should they turn it down? �*pppppf;-- .“frf; turn it down? well, there's a lot more to there's a lot more to know about this. and remember, sean bailey stepped down from his position, um, because he was seen to be at a party. now, this could be the aftermath of that. um, but that was one incident. i think he still should have his honour. um there's , there's politicians there's, there's politicians that have been to prison for things they've done and received less of a punishment from parliament afterwards . so we parliament afterwards. so we need to be fair and balanced with the whole thing and be realistic and pragmatic with the whole situation. so stripping

honours of certain people without all the facts , i think without all the facts, i think it's a bit of a knee jerk reaction at this stage, but you've got to you see how the people see it. and i know you're pppeppep— people see it. and i know you're bringing another— people see it. and i know you're bringing another side— . and i know you're bringing another side to this, wppp— bringing another side to this, wppp pe— bringing another side to this, which is-enough- bringing another side to this, which is enough , but which is fair enough, but kimberley's_ which is fair enough, but kimberley's-in- which is fair enough, but kimberley's in touch. she kimberley's been in touch. she eeye— kimberley's been in touch. she eeye. wpep— kimberley's been in touch. she eeye. wpep e— kimberley's been in touch. she says. what a disgrace and ooepepepp— says. what a disgrace and contempt for— says. what a disgrace and contempt for the people who eweppowep— contempt for the people who swallowed the _ contempt for the people who swallowed the government's ppeooepee— swallowed the government's draconian rules.— swallowed the government's draconian rules. and again, ppepe— draconian rules. and again, ppep-e wpep— draconian rules. and again, that's what that's what i get peope — that's what that's what i get peope pppe. — that's what that's what i get from this. it's— that's what that's what i get from this. it's the contempt for us from this. it's the contempt for we opppeepy— from this. it's the contempt for us ordinary folk— from this. it's the contempt for us ordinary folk out there doing as we're told. _ us ordinary folk out there doing as we're told. well,- us ordinary folk out there doing as we're told. �*pppppf;-- as we're told. well, this is a fair point . i mean, is this fair point. i mean, is this undermining trust in parliament? and it's not just this, it's the whole thing about how democracy is being eroded by the ongoing bickering with mps, the interference from the civil service and the judges as well, overturning in government decisions . so there's a whole decisions. so there's a whole the whole establishment really needs to look at itself because ordinary people are waking up to what's going on and ordinary

people don't think the whole thing is fair anyway. from start to finish . yeah, it certainly to finish. yeah, it certainly poeeepp— to finish. yeah, it certainly doesn't. thank— to finish. yeah, it certainly doesn't. thank you- �*7 t“ yeah, it certainly doesn't. thank you very much for yow— doesn't. thank you very much for yowe ppowpppe— doesn't. thank you very much for your thoughts and— doesn't. thank you very much for your thoughts and for anyone wepeppep— your thoughts and for anyone watching. obviously you can get in watching. obviously you can get pe powop— watching. obviously you can get pe powop wppp— watching. obviously you can get in touch with yours. liz says epe — in touch with yours. liz says epe epppp— in touch with yours. liz says she still refers.— in touch with yours. liz says she still refers. she says , to she still refers. she says, to cpppeppeee— she still refers. she says, to christmas 2020,— she still refers. she says, to christmas 2020, which was when this christmas 2020, which was when pppe vppeo— christmas 2020, which was when this video was— christmas 2020, which was when this video was filmed as the big cpy. — this video was filmed as the big cpy. spe— this video was filmed as the big cpy. spe eepp— this video was filmed as the big cry. she said, we— this video was filmed as the big cry. she said, we were going to my pewpppep-e— cry. she said, we were going to my daughter's for— cry. she said, we were going to my daughter's for christmas. my pwepeep— my daughter's for christmas. my pwepeep pep— my daughter's for christmas. my husband had just— my daughter's for christmas. my husband had just had brain ewppee— husband had just had brain ewppepy pe— husband had just had brain surgery in october of that year, poppowep — surgery in october of that year, poppowep py— surgery in october of that year, followed by 30— surgery in october of that year, followed by 30 radiotherapy sessions . we— followed by 30 radiotherapy sessions . we were so looking sessions. we were so looking popwepp— sessions. we were so looking popwepp po— sessions. we were so looking forward to all— sessions. we were so looking forward to all being together forward to all being together pop wpep— forward to all being together pop wpep we— forward to all being together for what we thought might be my pwepeep-e— for what we thought might be my husband's last.— for what we thought might be my husband's last. my— for what we thought might be my husband's last. my husband is epppp— husband's last. my husband is epppp wppp— husband's last. my husband is still with us,— husband's last. my husband is still with us, but— husband's last. my husband is still with us, but very ill, she eeye— still with us, but very ill, she eeye. pep— still with us, but very ill, she says. and that— still with us, but very ill, she says. and that was it. that was pow— says. and that was it. that was pow opppeepy— says. and that was it. that was how ordinary families were eppeopep— how ordinary families were eppeopep .— how ordinary families were affected . at— how ordinary families were affected . at the same time that affected. at the same time that ppep— affected. at the same time that ppep vppeo— affected. at the same time that that video was— affected. at the same time that that video was shot. and i don't pppep— that video was shot. and i don't pppep yow— that video was shot. and i don't pppep yow eee— that video was shot. and i don't think you can help— that video was shot. and i don't think you can help but be cross. peep. — think you can help but be cross. peep. eepep— think you can help but be cross. yeah. suing qantas— think you can help but be cross. yeah. suing qantas ,— think you can help but be cross. yeah. suing qantas , she- think you can help but be cross. /ftpp“ “p: p yeah. suing qantas, she says. i'm sick of those people saying it's to say sue it's just cake. have to say sue that was that was my attitude really. i was thinking , well, really. i was thinking, well, you know, they worked together. they of cake they just having a bit of cake and but my view has changed. changed. it has changed today.

yeah. i've got to be honest, it has changed. normal people , says has changed. normal people, says sue. lost loved ones. people were left to die alone. some were left to die alone. some were locked into care homes, relatives looking in from the outside. and it was neverjust outside. and it was never just cake. it was ignorance and not caring . i'm getting it, you see, caring. i'm getting it, you see, i've always said i'm one of those people who i don't have storm views. i will look at things and make an assessment and come a conclusion. and and come to a conclusion. and that means my opinion changes. and it's changed today. honestly , i think if i'd lost honestly, i think if i'd lost eopeepopy— honestly, i think if i'd lost somebody or,— honestly, i think if i'd lost somebody or, or- honestly, i think if i'd lost somebody or, or or my loved one poopep— somebody or, or or my loved one poopep pe— somebody or, or or my loved one poopep pe e— somebody or, or or my loved one was locked in a care— somebody or, or or my loved one was locked in a care home where yow— was locked in a care home where yow oowpp— was locked in a care home where yow eowpp oepy— was locked in a care home where you could only visit— was locked in a care home where you could only visit them pppowpp— you could only visit them through glass— you could only visit them through glass , i would be very through glass, i would be very eeppy— through glass, i would be very eeppy ep— through glass, i would be very eeppy ep ppep— through glass, i would be very angry at that video. there's eopeepppep— angry at that video. there's something about the moving video of something about the moving video oplppep— something about the moving video oplppep ppepee— something about the moving video oflthat makes it— something about the moving video of that makes it much more of it that makes it much more poweppwp— of it that makes it much more poweppwp ppep— of it that makes it much more powerful than just the few eppppe— powerful than just the few stills we've _ powerful than just the few stills we've seen from time to pee. — stills we've seen from time to pee. pwp— stills we've seen from time to time. but what— stills we've seen from time to time. but what across is, time. but what comes across is, yep..— time. but what comes across is, yeeptlppepe— time. but what comes across is, yeah, there contempt for us? yeah, is there contempt for us? pep— yeah, is there contempt for us? pep ppey— yeah, is there contempt for us? and they thought— yeah, is there contempt for us? and they thought it was okay for ppepe — and they thought it was okay for ppepe po— and they thought it was okay for ppepe po peep— and they thought it was okay for them to bend the— and they thought it was okay for them to bend the rules and dance eowep— them to bend the rules and dance eowep ppe— them to bend the rules and dance around the table— them to bend the rules and dance around the table . _ them to bend the rules and dance around the table . '“p: them to bend the rules and dance around the table . ' “p: : around the table. and should people who felt like that then become lords even more contempt

for us in the house of lords or is it overdramatic dramatising the whole thing to take their honours off them? boris johnson has honours off them? boris johnson pee pep— honours off them? boris johnson pee pep po— honours off them? boris johnson has had to take— honours off them? boris johnson has had to take his— 7 boris johnson has had to take his premiership off has had to take his premiership opp ppe — has had to take his premiership opp ppe .— has had to take his premiership opp ppe . p— has had to take his premiership off him . i don't— has had to take his premiership off him . i don't know. . off him. i don't know. is it peee— off him. i don't know. is it peee jerk?— off him. i don't know. is it peee jerk? p— off him. i don't know. is it knee jerk? i would at the moment if you asked me if i had the power today to say should these should sean bailey and ben mallett get their honours? i'd say no . take them off them. if say no. take them off them. if they thought like that, then then what would they continue to think when they go to the house of lords and affect our legal system and our laws? but again, maybe system and our laws? but again, peeype ppp— system and our laws? but again, maybe i'll change— system and our laws? but again, maybe i'll change my— pp“p: , 7 but again, maybe i'll change my mind on ppep— maybe i'll change my mind on ppep ope— maybe i'll change my mind on that once i've— maybe i'll change my mind on that once i've calmed down a pppe— that once i've calmed down a pppppe ppp. — that once i've calmed down a little bit. yeah,— that once i've calmed down a little bit. yeah, i— that once i've calmed down a little bit. p/pftpp“ p:ftp“ . little bit. yeah, i don't know. is infuriating. i think if yow-pe— is infuriating. i think if yowpe pwep— is infuriating. i think if you're just waking- , “g i think if you're just waking up and is infuriating. i think if- you're just waking up and you're wepoppep— you're just waking up and you're wepoppep ppep— you're just waking up and you're watching that video for the ppep— watching that video for the pppep peee.— watching that video for the first time, - bet - watching that video for the first time, bet you're first time, i'll bet you're cross-you're- first time, i'll bet you're. cross-you're angry. cross. i'll bet you're angry. pwp— cross. i'll bet you're angry. pwp-wepp- cross. i'll bet you're angry. but-we'll all- cross. i'll bet you're angry.- but-we'll all-down but maybe we'll all calm down epowp—ppepee- but maybe we'll all calm down about—maybe let. but maybe we'll all calm down about—maybe let usj about it. maybe maybe let us know what you think. gb views at gb .com. 715 let's have a gb news .com. 715 let's have a look the other stories this look at the other stories this morning. the national education union announced more strike union has announced more strike action next month. that means peeopepe— action next month. that means peeopepe oe— action next month. that means teachers on strike— action next month. that means teachers on strike on- action next month. that means teachers on strike on the- f t“ t“pft,p

teachers on strike on the fifth and 7th of july. teachers in peppeep— and 7th of july. teachers in england _walkl and 7th of july. teachers in. england _walk out and 7th of july. teachers in- england _walk out in england are going to walk out in ppep— england are going to walk out in ppepp popp— england are going to walk out in their long running— england are going to walk out in their long running dispute over pay-— their long running dispute over pay-_i5- their long running dispute over pey—pe epeo- pay. and the union is also reballoting— pay. and the union is also reballoting members to see reballoting its members to see if reballoting its members to see pp ppey— reballoting its members to see pp ppey weep— reballoting its members to see pp ppey weep po — reballoting its members to see if they want to continue taking pepwepppep— if they want to continue taking industrial action— if they want to continue taking industrial action for the rest of industrial action for the rest op-yeep— industrial action for the rest op-yeep. — industrial action for the rest of-year. .kremlinl industrial action for the rest- of-year. .kremlin says of the year. the kremlin says it's unlikely that russia will extend the black sea grain deal. now the current agreement allows food fertiliser to be food and fertiliser to be exported from three ukrainian ports, providing a food supply to multiple countries as it's collapsed could leave nations facing shortages. president putin says he's shown african leaders a draft peace agreement with ukraine, which he claims kyiv turned down kensington palace have released a lovely picture of the prince of wales and his children ahead of father's day, which of course, is today. the photograph shows pppeoeee— is today. the photograph shows princess charlotte— : the photograph shows princess charlotte and prince peoppe— princess charlotte and prince peoppe oe— princess charlotte and prince george on either— princess charlotte and prince george on either side of dad and the george on either side of dad and ppe yowepeept— george on either side of dad and the youngest, prince louis, is hugging— the youngest, prince louis, is hugging william— the youngest, prince louis, is hugging william are hugging william and all are epepppep— hugging william and all are eeppep-e— hugging william and all are smiling. a beautiful smiling. it's a beautiful ppopwpe— smiling. it's a beautiful ppepwpe .— smiling. it's a beautiful ppepwpe . pee— smiling. it's a beautiful picture . on father's day, robert

picture. on father's day, robert eeye— picture. on father's day, robert eeye pey— picture. on father's day, robert eeye. ppy pep— picture. on father's day, robert says, my dad passed away a few yeepe— says, my dad passed away a few yeepe epo— says, my dad passed away a few yeepe epot eo— says, my dad passed away a few yeepe epot eo ppe— says, my dad passed away a few years ago, so it's always a cup of years ago, so it's always a cup op pppep— years ago, so it's always a cup of drink with— years ago, so it's always a cup of drink with his— years ago, so it's always a cup of drink with his picture on for me on father's— of drink with his picture on for me on father's day ever since, wppp— me on father's day ever since, wppp pe— me on father's day ever since, wppp pe e— me on father's day ever since, wppp pe e epee— me on father's day ever since, which is a nice, nice, nice to peeppep pop— which is a nice, nice, nice to remember for sean had a very bad epeppeeoep— remember for sean had a very bad experience with— remember for sean had a very bad experience with his— remember for sean had a very bad experience with his dad. i can wepepepeep— experience with his dad. i can wepepepeep .— experience with his dad. i can understand . he's— experience with his dad. i can understand . he's saying he will understand. he's saying he will not celebrate— understand. he's saying he will not celebrate today . p/pftpp t“ not celebrate today. yeah, popeppy. — not celebrate today. yeah, totally. there are some awful dads out there, sean. i'm sorry. yours was ulez, but there are, you know, most of us are. yeah, most of us are blessed with a good dad. yeah. so if you've got a good dad. yeah. so if you've got e peeep— good dad. yeah. so if you've got e peeep peppee.— good dad. yeah. so if you've got a great father, tell— good dad. yeah. so if you've got a great father, tell us— g: p:ppp: yeah. so if you've got a great father, tell us about ppe.— a great father, tell us about ppe. pep— a great father, tell us about ppe. pep po— a great father, tell us about him. and do you— a great father, tell us about him. and do you still try and ppeeee— him. and do you still try and ppeeee pppep— him. and do you still try and please him? do— him. and do you still try and please him? do you still try and peepe— please him? do you still try and peepe ppe — please him? do you still try and make him proud— please him? do you still try and make him proud of— please him? do you still try and make him proud of you? yeah. pvee— make him proud of you? yeah. pveelpe-e— make him proud of you? yeah. pveelpe-e eo— make him proud of you? yeah. even he's no longer with us. even if he's no longer with us. sopeeppeee— even if he's no longer with us. sometimes-do- even if he's no longer with us. sometimes do things sometimes you still do things for sometimes you still do things pop-peep— sometimes you still do things for-yeah there's- for your dad. yeah there's eopppep. — for your dad. yeah there's eopppep. -yowl for your dad. yeah there's. nothing. _you what nothing. i'll tell you what i like because dad's mums are very often very cuddly and nice and dad's a bit less so now. and i love the fact and it happened the first. what i remember is when i went to university and was dropped off that first day is i remember my dad giving me a hug as left. that's lovely. hug as he left. that's lovely. and it really stuck with me. and

now every time i see him or every we i get every time we part, i get a cuddle . yes, i think it's cuddle. yes, i think it's ppepoppeep— cuddle. yes, i think it's important to— f:: yes, i think it's important to make that. 't“p: cuddle. yes, i think it's- important to make that. and i'm pppep— important to make that. and i'm pppppep wp— important to make that. and i'm pppppep wp ep— important to make that. and i'm filling up at the thought of it. it makes it the world to it makes it means the world to me. it is. makes the to me. oh, it is. makes the to world me. yeah. and a lot of peoppe.— world me. yeah. and a lot of peoppe. yow— world me. yeah. and a lot of people, you know,— world me. yeah. and a lot of people, you know, i- : yeah. and a lot of people, you know, i suppose. is it people, you know, i suppose. is pp e— people, you know, i suppose. is pp e pepppep— people, you know, i suppose. is it a british thing?— people, you know, i suppose. is it a british thing? a lot of peoppe— it a british thing? a lot of people reluctant, slightly people are reluctant, slightly peppeeep— people are reluctant, slightly reticent—dad, reticent about cuddling, dad, but reticent about cuddling, dad, pwplyow— reticent about cuddling, dad, pwplyow-ppep- reticent about cuddling, dad, but you that reticence but if you break that reticence ppee— but if you break that reticence ppee-po- but if you break that reticence once, then _go on - but if you break that reticence once, then go on doing it once, then you'd go on doing it eppee— once, then you'd go on doing it eppep ppep— once, then you'd go on doing it after that because. _ once, then you'd go on doing it after that because. and those are after that because. and those epe-pppepe— after that because. and those are things remember more are the things you remember more ppee—wee— are the things you remember more ppee—wee popep- than presents. i was going to say,— than presents. i was going to eep-po— than presents. i was going to eeyt-po-ppve- than presents. i was going to say,-do-give your. than presents. i was going to. say,-do-give your dad say, what do you give your dad on say, what do you give your dad oe peppee-e— say, what do you give your dad on father's day?— say, what do you give your dad on father's day? it's very pppppowpp— on father's day? it's very difficult to _ on father's day? it's very difficult to buy- on father's day? it's very difficult to buy dad's father's dav— difficult to buy dad's father's pey—epweye- difficult to buy dad's father's- day_always wanted day gifts. my dad always wanted a day gifts. my dad always wanted e-op— day gifts. my dad always wanted e-op opp— day gifts. my dad always wanted e-op opp sppoet— day gifts. my dad always wanted a-of old spice,-hel a bottle of old spice, which he pop.— a bottle of old spice, which he pop-ppp— a bottle of old spice, which he pop-pp pep— a bottle of old spice, which he got.-did he? yeah.- a bottle of old spice, which he got. did he? yeah. so he had got. oh, did he? yeah. so he had poeee— got. oh, did he? yeah. so he had poeee op— got. oh, did he? yeah. so he had poeee op opp— got. oh, did he? yeah. so he had tonnes of old spice.— got. oh, did he? yeah. so he had tonnes of old spice. and i remember-year- tonnes of old spice. and i remember year made a tonnes of old spice. and i- remember-yearlmade a big remember one year i made a big pepepepe— remember one year i made a big mistake.ididn't_ remember one year i made a big mistake. didn't realise that mistake. i didn't realise that pepp— mistake. i didn't realise that. pep—weeeppep he'd been. we'd been watching a pppe— he'd been. we'd been watching a ppee popeppep— he'd been. we'd been watching a film together on— he'd been. we'd been watching a film together on the television. it film together on the television. pp wee— film together on the television. pp peepp— film together on the television. it was bambi, the— film together on the television. it was bambi, the disney movie . it was bambi, the disney movie. pep— it was bambi, the disney movie. pep pe— it was bambi, the disney movie. pep pe — it was bambi, the disney movie. pep pe pe— it was bambi, the disney movie. and he was. he was a great fan of and he was. he was a great fan op epp— and he was. he was a great fan op epp eep— and he was. he was a great fan op epp eep ppe— and he was. he was a great fan of art and the ability to sketch eep— of art and the ability to sketch eep pppepe— of art and the ability to sketch and things like— of art and the ability to sketch and things like that . and he and things like that. and he eepp— and things like that. and he eepp pe— and things like that. and he said he thought— and things like that. and he said he thought bambi was one of the said he thought bambi was one of ppe peep.— said he thought bambi was one of ppe peep. peepe— said he thought bambi was one of the best, made disney films pep— the best, made disney films pep pe— the best, made disney films ever. and he he— the best, made disney films ever. and he he actually exppepeep— ever. and he he actually

explained why and i remember pppeppep— explained why and i remember pppeppep ee— explained why and i remember thinking as-as_ explained why and i remember thinking as as disney thinking as soon as disney epeppep— thinking as soon as disney started releasing those films on vppeo— started releasing those films on video because— started releasing those films on video because for— started releasing those films on video because for years they wowpp-p.— video because for years they wowppe-p. wot— video because for years they wouldn't. no, no.- video because for years they wouldn't. no, no. as soon as ppey— wouldn't. no, no. as soon as they released— wouldn't. no, no. as soon as they released-i- wouldn't. no, no. as soon as they released i bought they released bambi, i bought peep— they released bambi, i bought peep e— they released bambi, i bought peep e very— they released bambi, i bought dad a very expensive video of peepp— dad a very expensive video of bambi, which- dad a very expensive video of bambi, which they weren't. and i peve— bambi, which they weren't. and i peve pp— bambi, which they weren't. and i peve pp po— bambi, which they weren't. and i peve pp po pppe— bambi, which they weren't. and i gave it to him on— bambi, which they weren't. and i gave it to him on father's day, eep— gave it to him on father's day, eep pe— gave it to him on father's day, eep pe opeeep— gave it to him on father's day, and he opened the present and he eepp— and he opened the present and he eeppt wpy— and he opened the present and he eeppt wpy peve— and he opened the present and he said, why have you— and he opened the present and he said, why have you given me peeppe— said, why have you given me pepepp pe— said, why have you given me bambi? he didn't remember. pepeepepep— bambi? he didn't remember. remember what? something that i ppeeewpep— remember what? something that i ppeeewpep pppe— remember what? something that i treasured this wonderful conversation— treasured this wonderful conversation we'd had about peepp— conversation we'd had about pepepp pe— conversation we'd had about bambi. he said,— conversation we'd had about bambi. he said, why have you powppp— bambi. he said, why have you powppp pee— bambi. he said, why have you bought me bambi ? so i got that bought me bambi? so i got that eppppppy— bought me bambi? so i got that eppppppy p — bought me bambi? so i got that slightly wrong. . . t“t“g slightly wrong. isn't it funny, though, how things that you i mean, the first time i ever went to to down number 10 downing street, i was invited to go along and i got a bowl of hyacinths deliver. i lived in london at the time and these hyacinths arrived and we love hyacinths arrived and we love hyacinths in the family. grandma always had hyacinths and these blue hyacinths arrived and from dad and dad had chosen them. dad had ordered them and i don't know why i decided to send me

that, but he was proud of you, that's why. because you'd gone to that's why. because you'd gone po pwepee— that's why. because you'd gone po wwpepeppo. — that's why. because you'd gone to number 10. it— that's why. because you'd gone to number 10. it was- because you'd gone to number 10. . ppgpp t“ to number 10. it was again that really stuck me to the point that i actually have blue hyacinths tattooed on my arm here. because of that. yeah, isn't that's here. because of that. yeah, isn't-that's because - here. because of that. yeah,l isn't-that's because .was isn't it? that's because he was ppowp— isn't it? that's because he was ppowp-pow— isn't it? that's because he was proud _you made - isn't it? that's because he was proud you made him proud of you. you made him ppowp. — proud of you. you made him ppowp. .pee-p— proud of you. you made him proud. .isn't that- proud of you. you made him. proud. .isn't that lovely? proud. oh, isn't that lovely? do you know? i'm sorry, sean, that you had an awful dad. if you've a good dad, it you've got a good dad, it changes everything. actually hopefully a good dad builds a man, doesn't it? yeah . yeah man, doesn't it? yeah. yeah peyweyt— man, doesn't it? yeah. yeah peyweyt pep— man, doesn't it? yeah. yeah peyweyt pep we— man, doesn't it? yeah. yeah anyway, let us know- : . .7 yeah. yeah anyway, let us know if you've got— anyway, let us know if you've pop e— anyway, let us know if you've pop e epow— anyway, let us know if you've pop e epopy op— anyway, let us know if you've got a story of it.— anyway, let us know if you've got a story of it. like, is ppepe— got a story of it. like, is ppeee e— got a story of it. like, is there a really- got a story of it. like, is there a really nice story about peepp— there a really nice story about peepe ppeype— there a really nice story about dad? maybe. maybe in some way you dad? maybe. maybe in some way yow peepe— dad? maybe. maybe in some way yow peepe yow— dad? maybe. maybe in some way you made your dad— dad? maybe. maybe in some way you made your dad proud. i'd pove— you made your dad proud. i'd pove po— you made your dad proud. i'd pove po peep— you made your dad proud. i'd love to hear that— you made your dad proud. i'd love to hear that story. p/pftpp t“ love to hear that story. yeah. pep— love to hear that story. yeah. pep p— love to hear that story. yeah. pep p poe-p— love to hear that story. yeah. and i don't know if i made my dad proud with the tattoo. he hates tattoos. there you go. has he seen me? oh, yes. and have you he seen me? oh, yes. and have yow popp— he seen me? oh, yes. and have yow popp ppe — he seen me? oh, yes. and have you told him why? _ he seen me? oh, yes. and have you told him why? it's- t“ t“ft7 pith“ ypfts and have you told him why? . \ftp you told him why? it's no, i poe-p— you told him why? it's no, i don't think i have, actually. maybe he knows now. yeah, don't think i have, actually. - maybe he knows now. yeah, maybe. peywey— maybe he knows now. yeah, maybe. peywey. pp— maybe he knows now. yeah, maybe. peywey. pp pe— maybe he knows now. yeah, maybe. anyway, it is father's— maybe he knows now. yeah, maybe. anyway, it is father's day.— anyway, it is father's day. yeah. and campaigners are calling statutory paternity calling for statutory paternity leave tripled to six weeks leave to be tripled to six weeks at full pay. they they say this will help parents and also

reduce the gender pay gap. now, you're going to have a view- g gppzp now, you're going to have a view on ppep— you're going to have a view on ppep. epowpp— you're going to have a view on that. should fathers get six weepe— that. should fathers get six weeks paternity leave ? almost weeks paternity leave? almost pepp— weeks paternity leave? almost pepp op— weeks paternity leave? almost pepp op eew— weeks paternity leave? almost half of new fathers say they eee-p— half of new fathers say they can't afford— half of new fathers say they can't afford to— half of new fathers say they can't afford to take time off pp— can't afford to take time off pp ppey— can't afford to take time off even if they are— can't afford to take time off even if they are entitled to it . wepp.— even if they are entitled to it . wepp. pepe— even if they are entitled to it . well, let's talk- even if they are entitled to it . well, let's talk to - even if they are entitled to it . well, let's talk to a- even if they are entitled to it . well, let's talk to a dad and secondary school teacher, dominic griffiths . good morning dominic griffiths. good morning to dominic. what do you to you, dominic. what do you make is this a sensible make of this? is this a sensible idea? absolutely i think it's a peeppy— idea? absolutely i think it's a peeppy poop— idea? absolutely i think it's a really good idea— idea? absolutely i think it's a really good idea and- idea? absolutely i think it's a really good idea and i- :7 ' .q i think it's a really good idea and i think it wowpp— really good idea and i think it wowpp pe— really good idea and i think it wowpp pe e— really good idea and i think it would be a brilliant move and it's something— would be a brilliant move and it's something that's really eeepep— it's something that's really eeepep .— it's something that's really needed . um,— it's something that's really needed . um, you know, it's 2023 needed. um, you know, it's 2023 eep— needed. um, you know, it's 2023 eep pepe— needed. um, you know, it's 2023 eep pepe we— needed. um, you know, it's 2023 and here we are— needed. um, you know, it's 2023 and here we are with two weeks pepepeppy— and here we are with two weeks pepepeppy peeve— and here we are with two weeks paternity leave instead of the pepe— paternity leave instead of the bare minimum— paternity leave instead of the bare minimum in— paternity leave instead of the bare minimum in my opinion, wppp— bare minimum in my opinion, wppp pe— bare minimum in my opinion, wppp pe epp— bare minimum in my opinion, which is six weeks. 't“p: bare minimum in my opinion, which is six weeks . ' “p: .'2piil”piil which is six weeks. and there wppp— which is six weeks. and there will be lots of teachers who, if they got six weeks off for paternity leave, that would leave a school half empty, wouldn't it, of its teachers . wouldn't it, of its teachers. it's unenforceable, isn't it? it's unenforceable, isn't it? it's unworkable . i mean, i'm it's unworkable. i mean, i'm going to disagree with you there . even two weeks for teaching

e pe pey— even two weeks for teaching was a in my opinion, hard enough . pwp— was a in my opinion, hard enough . pwp pppe— was a in my opinion, hard enough . but it's something— was a in my opinion, hard enough . but it's something that's wopppwpppe. — . but it's something that's worthwhile. and think about it as worthwhile. and think about it ee e eopoop— worthwhile. and think about it as a school. do— worthwhile. and think about it as a school. do you want to be ewppopppep— as a school. do you want to be supporting families as and you weep— supporting families as and you weep po— supporting families as and you weep po pe— supporting families as and you want to be supporting a new pepeppyp— want to be supporting a new pepeppyp pppe— want to be supporting a new family? it's the— want to be supporting a new family? it's the bedrock of our eoopepy— family? it's the bedrock of our eoopepy eep— family? it's the bedrock of our society and it's— family? it's the bedrock of our society and it's something that eeepe— society and it's something that eeepe ewppopppep— society and it's something that needs supporting and it is worth peeeppoepep— needs supporting and it is worth mentioning that— needs supporting and it is worth mentioning that you've just peeeppoeep— mentioning that you've just mentioned about how it would peeve— mentioned about how it would peeve ppe— mentioned about how it would leave the school— mentioned about how it would leave the school half empty. the popep— leave the school half empty. the popep pe— leave the school half empty. the popep pet pe— leave the school half empty. the point is, is that— leave the school half empty. the point is, is that in— leave the school half empty. the point is, is that in teaching , point is, is that in teaching, ppe— point is, is that in teaching, pp-e pepp— point is, is that in teaching, it's hard enough— point is, is that in teaching, it's hard enough at the moment wppp— it's hard enough at the moment wppp pwep— it's hard enough at the moment wppp twep pwo— it's hard enough at the moment with just two weeks, for example . ppep— with just two weeks, for example . ppep epowpp— with just two weeks, for example , that should demonstrate how ppewep— , that should demonstrate how ppewep ow— , that should demonstrate how flawed our education system is at flawed our education system is ep ppe— flawed our education system is at the moment.— flawed our education system is at the moment. that new parent, it's at the moment. that new parent, pp-e eew— at the moment. that new parent, pp-e pepe— at the moment. that new parent, it's new dads can't— at the moment. that new parent, it's new dads can't take time off it's new dads can't take time opp woep.— it's new dads can't take time off work. all— it's new dads can't take time off work. all right . floppy : off work. all right. why does a peppee— off work. all right. why does a father need six weeks off? i mean, part of the i mean, if you if you're going to down additional lines, which some people will disagree with, you know, a father is there to provide for the family. well, yeah. you have your two weeks off then get back to work. off and then get back to work. you know, start providing for your family. isn't that what it's to be about ? okay

it's meant to be about? okay i get your point. but what is ppovpppep— get your point. but what is ppovpppep pop— get your point. but what is providing for your- gft. but what is providing for your family ? providing for your family? ppovpppep— providing for your family? providing your family is both eeppep— providing your family is both eepepep ee— providing your family is both earning an income, but it is epeo— earning an income, but it is epeo eeppep— earning an income, but it is also caring for— earning an income, but it is also caring for your partner wpo-e— also caring for your partner wpo-e pwep— also caring for your partner who's just gone— also caring for your partner who's just gone through a birth eep— who's just gone through a birth eep yow— who's just gone through a birth and your newborn— who's just gone through a birth and your newborn child . in and your newborn child. in epppppoet— and your newborn child. in addition, you— and your newborn child. in addition, you think about it, pop— addition, you think about it, we've got about— addition, you think about it, we've got about a third of all new mums having c—sections, wppp— new mums having c—sections, wppp pepe— new mums having c—sections, which take, according to poopope — which take, according to doctors, six— which take, according to doctors, six weeks recovery ppee. — doctors, six weeks recovery ppee. pey— doctors, six weeks recovery ppeee. ppy wpe— doctors, six weeks recovery time. my wife, for example, she pep— time. my wife, for example, she pep e— time. my wife, for example, she had a c—section_ time. my wife, for example, she had a c—section .— time. my wife, for example, she had a c—section . and you aren't had a c—section. and you aren't ewppoeep— had a c—section. and you aren't ewppoeep po— had a c—section. and you aren't supposed to lift— had a c—section. and you aren't supposed to lift heavy things for supposed to lift heavy things pop epp— supposed to lift heavy things for six weeks— supposed to lift heavy things for six weeks or— supposed to lift heavy things for six weeks or even longer , for six weeks or even longer, pepeeppep— for six weeks or even longer, pepeeppep oe— for six weeks or even longer, depending on what the doctor eeye— depending on what the doctor eeye eppee— depending on what the doctor eeye eppep e— depending on what the doctor says after a six— depending on what the doctor says after a six week check up, you— says after a six week check up, yow eee-p— says after a six week check up, yow eee-p evee— says after a six week check up, you can't even drive. so you pppep— you can't even drive. so you pppep epowp— you can't even drive. so you think about it— you can't even drive. so you think about it is- you can't even drive. so you think about it is that when the wpee— think about it is that when the wpee ppe— think about it is that when the when the father— think about it is that when the when the father leaves the home to when the father leaves the home po po — when the father leaves the home po po peop— when the father leaves the home po po peep po — when the father leaves the home to go back to work— when the father leaves the home to go back to work ,— when the father leaves the home to go back to work , the mum is to go back to work, the mum is eeeeeppeppy— to go back to work, the mum is essentially housebound to look eppee— essentially housebound to look eppep ppe— essentially housebound to look after the child- essentially housebound to look after the child instead of pewpp— after the child instead of pevpep ppep— after the child instead of having that more freedom and independence— having that more freedom and independence chance to build a new relationship— independence chance to build a new relationship with the whole pepeppy— new relationship with the whole pepeppy ,— new relationship with the whole pepeppy . peppee— new relationship with the whole family , father included . t“

family, father included. i mean, i family, father included. i mean, p pep— family, father included. i mean, p pep ppe— family, father included. i mean, p pep ppe peop— family, father included. i mean, i get the fact that— family, father included. i mean, i get the fact that it's obviously nice for you, much nicer for you as a father to be able to be at home during that wonderful period , the first six wonderful period, the first six weeks or so. but i just can't see how small employers, any employers are going to be able to afford to have so many of their workforce off every time they have a baby. i i just can't understand how it's going to be. you say it's hard enough being a teacher and only having two weeks off, but. but how is the school going to manage? how is a big employer going to manage? how is a factory going to manage when male employees have when it's male employees have six off time their six weeks off every time their partner a baby ? i mean, i partner has a baby? i mean, i would point out that a lot of european countries have kyiv six weeks as the bare minimum here. sweden goes up to nine months to a sweden goes up to nine months to e yew.— sweden goes up to nine months to eyeep. p— sweden goes up to nine months to eeepy p pppep.— sweden goes up to nine months to a year. i think. but— sweden goes up to nine months to a year. i think. but we are we peve— a year. i think. but we are we peve ppe— a year. i think. but we are we have the worst— a year. i think. but we are we have the worst maternity leave in have the worst maternity leave pe epp— have the worst maternity leave pe epp op— have the worst maternity leave pe epp op ppe— have the worst maternity leave in all of the european countries eep— in all of the european countries eep pow— in all of the european countries eep pow eee— in all of the european countries and how can we— in all of the european countries and how can we say that we are a oopepeeepoeepe— and how can we say that we are a

compassionate country in 2023 if we poe-p— compassionate country in 2023 if we poe-p po— compassionate country in 2023 if we don't do that— compassionate country in 2023 if we don't do that and you talk as if we don't do that and you talk as pp ppe— we don't do that and you talk as pp ppe epp— we don't do that and you talk as pp ppe epp ppe— we don't do that and you talk as if the all the parents or the peppeee— if the all the parents or the fathers are _ if the all the parents or the fathers are just— if the all the parents or the fathers are just going to take the fathers are just going to take ppe ee— fathers are just going to take the same time— fathers are just going to take the same time off. back in the 90s:— the same time off. back in the ppe we— the same time off. back in the 90s, we didn't— the same time off. back in the 90s, we didn't even get two weepe — 90s, we didn't even get two weepe pep— 90s, we didn't even get two weeks. and yet— 90s, we didn't even get two weeks. and yet when it went to pwo— weeks. and yet when it went to pwo weepe— weeks. and yet when it went to two weeks, everyone made it work . pep— two weeks, everyone made it work . pep p— two weeks, everyone made it work . pep p pppep— two weeks, everyone made it work . and i think that— two weeks, everyone made it work . and i think that small businesses— . and i think that small businesses would absolutely jump at businesses would absolutely jump epepe— businesses would absolutely jump ep ppe opeee— businesses would absolutely jump at the chance to _ businesses would absolutely jump at the chance to support their epeppoyeee— at the chance to support their epeppoyeee eep— at the chance to support their employees and say, yeah, epeopwpepy— employees and say, yeah, absolutely recognise the ppepoppeep— absolutely recognise the important thing that you're popep.— important thing that you're popep. powe— important thing that you're doing. you're looking after yowe.— doing. you're looking after yowe. yowe.— doing. you're looking after yowe. yowe. yow— doing. you're looking after your, your, your mum, your peppeee.— your, your, your mum, your partner, whoever's gone through just partner, whoever's gone through twep ppee.— partner, whoever's gone through twep ppept ppep— partner, whoever's gone through just that, that birth and your eewoppe— just that, that birth and your newborn child. _ just that, that birth and your newborn child. you think about ppoee— newborn child. you think about those sleepless— newborn child. you think about those sleepless nights. they poe-p— those sleepless nights. they poe-p pwep— those sleepless nights. they poe-p twep epop— those sleepless nights. they don't just stop after two weeks for don't just stop after two weeks pop ppe— don't just stop after two weeks pop ppe pep— don't just stop after two weeks for the dad or— don't just stop after two weeks for the dad or the— don't just stop after two weeks for the dad or the mum. they ooeppewe— for the dad or the mum. they continue for— for the dad or the mum. they continue for weeks afterwards. wppp— continue for weeks afterwards. wppp pe— continue for weeks afterwards. wppp pe wpy— continue for weeks afterwards. wppp pe wpy p— continue for weeks afterwards. which is why i think six weeks pee— which is why i think six weeks pee po— which is why i think six weeks pee po pe— which is why i think six weeks pee po pe ppe— which is why i think six weeks has to be the minimum. all pppep.— has to be the minimum. all pppep. very— has to be the minimum. all pppep. pepy wop— has to be the minimum. all right. very not for- has to be the minimum. all right. very not for dads. if they they want the time off and they they want the time off and they may may enjoy it. are you quite sure the mums want the dads at home? i definitely think ppey— dads at home? i definitely think ppey wowpp— dads at home? i definitely think they would appreciate- 3: 7 i definitely think they would appreciate at the very— they would appreciate at the

very peeep— they would appreciate at the vepy peeep e— they would appreciate at the very least a second pair of peepe. — very least a second pair of hands. yeah— very least a second pair of hands. yeah _ very least a second pair of hands. yeah in- very least a second pair of hands. yeah t“ ftpp: : hands. yeah in the old days, of course. and i get that we live a different lives nowadays. instead of having a husband home. when you went home with the baby , you'd probably have the baby, you'd probably have your own mum or your sister or an auntie or somebody like that. instead, the family would rally round . yeah, i mean, i suppose round. yeah, i mean, i suppose in round. yeah, i mean, i suppose pe ppep— round. yeah, i mean, i suppose pe ppep eepee— round. yeah, i mean, i suppose in that sense you're— “p: yeah, i mean, i suppose in that sense you're right. but we ppve— in that sense you're right. but we ppve pe— in that sense you're right. but we ppve pe e— in that sense you're right. but we live in a society that , you we live in a society that, you peow.— we live in a society that, you know, encourages— we live in a society that, you know, encourages people to work more, encourages people to move ee wepp— more, encourages people to move ee wepp .— more, encourages people to move more as well . and— more, encourages people to move more as well . and some people more as well. and some people pwep— more as well. and some people twep poe-p— more as well. and some people just don't have— more as well. and some people just don't have that luxury . we just don't have that luxury. we wowpp— just don't have that luxury. we wowpp epeo— just don't have that luxury. we would also say— just don't have that luxury. we would also say as— just don't have that luxury. we would also say as well is that you— would also say as well is that yow pppep— would also say as well is that you think about— would also say as well is that you think about it— would also say as well is that you think about it, would also say as well is that you think about it , that the you think about it, that the peeppe— you think about it, that the parents, their— you think about it, that the parents, their studies that show ppep— parents, their studies that show ppep pepe— parents, their studies that show that dads don't— parents, their studies that show that dads don't feel emotion and peeepeppy— that dads don't feel emotion and mentally prepared— that dads don't feel emotion and mentally prepared or ready after two mentally prepared or ready after pwo weepe— mentally prepared or ready after pwo weepe po— mentally prepared or ready after two weeks to just— mentally prepared or ready after two weeks to just go back to woep. — two weeks to just go back to woep. so — two weeks to just go back to work. so that— two weeks to just go back to work. so that also goes for the new mum as well— work. so that also goes for the new mum as well ,— work. so that also goes for the new mum as well, is work. so that also goes for the new mum as well , is that it new mum as well, is that it wowpp— new mum as well, is that it would benefit— new mum as well, is that it would benefit both of them epeoppoeeppy— would benefit both of them emotionally and mentally to stay poeee— emotionally and mentally to stay poeee eep— emotionally and mentally to stay home and develop— emotionally and mentally to stay

home and develop that family poep. — home and develop that family poep. opey.— home and develop that family bond. okay. really- home and develop that family bond. 2 g: bond. okay. really good to talk to you this morning. thank you very much indeed . i'd love your very much indeed. i'd love your views on that. gb views at gb news. iwonder views on that. gb views at gb news. i wonder if your views wppp— news. i wonder if your views wppp pe— news. i wonder if your views wppp pe wppp— news. i wonder if your views will be will go- \p i wonder if your views will be will go along generation ppeee— will be will go along generation ppeee ee— will be will go along generation lines as well?— will be will go along generation lines as well? maybe whether peeype— lines as well? maybe whether peeype yowepep— lines as well? maybe whether maybe younger people now expect peepepeppy— maybe younger people now expect peepepeppy eep— maybe younger people now expect maternity and paternity leave po— maternity and paternity leave even to extraordinary. are we eeypep— even to extraordinary. are we eeypep pe— even to extraordinary. are we saying in sweden up to nine peoeppe— saying in sweden up to nine peoeppe po— saying in sweden up to nine peoeppe po e— saying in sweden up to nine months to a year, how is that pow— months to a year, how is that pow poee— months to a year, how is that pow poee eey— months to a year, how is that how does any employer cope with ppepe— how does any employer cope with ppepp p— how does any employer cope with ppepp p poe-p— how does any employer cope with that? i don't know.— how does any employer cope with that? i don't know. and i don't peow.— that? i don't know. and i don't peow. pep— that? i don't know. and i don't know. and maybe— that? i don't know. and i don't know. and maybe older viewers peppp— know. and maybe older viewers pepppp wepp— know. and maybe older viewers pepppp wepp pe— know. and maybe older viewers might well be thinking, for pepeee-.— might well be thinking, for peevee-e- p- might well be thinking, for heaven's . i mean, i think heaven's sake. i mean, i think my— heaven's sake. i mean, i think my eewe— heaven's sake. i mean, i think my _wpeve- heaven's sake. i mean, i think my mum have said my mum would have said i wowpp-p— my mum would have said i wouldn't wanted your father wouldn't have wanted your father eowep— wouldn't have wanted your father epowpp—pepppep- around all the time. getting wepee— around all the time. getting wepee-peep- around all the time. getting. under-yeah-know, under my feet. yeah you know, i pppep— under my feet. yeah you know, i pppep e— under my feet. yeah you know, i pppep eiop— under my feet. yeah you know, i think a .of women _ under my feet. yeah you know, i think a of women would say think a lot of women would say a lot think a lot of women would say a pop op— think a lot of women would say a pop op eeype— think a lot of women would say a lot of maybe older— think a lot of women would say a lot of maybe older women. i poe-p— lot of maybe older women. i popp-wowpp- lot of maybe older women. i don't-would say- lot of maybe older women. i don't would say they would don't know, would say they would ppepee— don't know, would say they would pepep-ppep— don't know, would say they would prefer-their sister- don't know, would say they would prefer their sister with prefer to have their sister with ppepe — prefer to have their sister with ppepe op— prefer to have their sister with them or their— prefer to have their sister with them or their mum or somebody pppe— them or their mum or somebody pppe ppep. — them or their mum or somebody like that. and— them or their mum or somebody like that. and i— them or their mum or somebody like that. and i can— them or their mum or somebody like that. ' t“p3 f t“ - :: like that. and i can understand. i can understand the appeal of saying , yes, i want to spend as saying, yes, i want to spend as much time with my new family as possible . but i also i, i'm possible. but i also i, i'm a great believer in the provider , great believer in the provider, the and it doesn't matter whether that's the mum or the

dad, you know, it doesn't matter. but, you know, whoever is adding for the is providing adding for the family. well it's still ppovpppep— family. well it's still. providing-getting family. well it's still- providing-getting paid . providing if he's getting paid. peep. pwp— providing if he's getting paid. yeah. but yeah,— providing if he's getting paid. yeah. but yeah, i— providing if he's getting paid. / but yeah, i just don't see yeah. but yeah, i just don't see pow— yeah. but yeah, i just don't see pow pp— yeah. but yeah, i just don't see pow pp wowpp— yeah. but yeah, i just don't see how it would i,— yeah. but yeah, i just don't see how it would i, i— p/pftpp t“ but yeah, i just don't see how it would i, i stuck with it. it how it would i, i stuck with it. pp eeye— how it would i, i stuck with it. it says dominic— how it would i, i stuck with it. it says dominic was— how it would i, i stuck with it. it says dominic was saying, you know, people don't feel emotionally prepared to, to go back to dads after two weeks. i don't feel emotionally prepared to come to work after a two to come back to work after a two week holiday. no, no, me either. so, i mean, i don't know. i don't know. you just have to get on wppp— don't know. you just have to get on wppp pp.— don't know. you just have to get on with it, don't— don't know. you just have to get on with it, don't you?— don't know. you just have to get on with it, don't you? - p3ftpt“ . you just have to get on with it, don't you? i'm not ooevpeoep— on with it, don't you? i'm not convinced. but then again, i'm not dad. no, go. i'm not sure not a dad. no, go. i'm not sure ppe— not a dad. no, go. i'm not sure ppee ooeoevpep— not a dad. no, go. i'm not sure i'm convinced either.- p3ppp3 no, go. i'm not sure i'm convinced either. but i pppep— i'm convinced either. but i pppep eeype— i'm convinced either. but i think maybe the younger peeepeppoe— think maybe the younger generation see things entirely ppppepeeppy. — generation see things entirelyi differently. _ know differently. yeah. let us know wpep— differently. yeah. let us know wpep-.— differently. yeah. let us know what . don't what you think. now, don't forget , though, it is forget, though, it is international picnic week this week. the weather might not be great, but don't let a little bit of rain spoil that. we'll tell you more. this is .

gb news 732. this is breakfast with stephen and anne. good to have you with us this morning. and it's international picnic day. but is there a wrong and a right way— but is there a wrong and a right wey po— but is there a wrong and a right wey po peppepe— but is there a wrong and a right wey po peppepe pe— but is there a wrong and a right way to partake in one of our pevowppe— way to partake in one of our favourite national pastimes? wepp.— favourite national pastimes? wepp. ppee— favourite national pastimes? well, lisa hartle— favourite national pastimes? well, lisa hartle went- favourite national pastimes? well, lisa hartle went to find out from gorillas in london zoo to people enjoying it across the world, a picnic is a tradition dating back to the early 19th century national picnic week celebrates the alfresco dining,

which comes in many forms. as philip sykes from the british sopoop— philip sykes from the british sopoop op— philip sykes from the british school of etiquette says, ppeee-e— school of etiquette says, ppeee-e eo— school of etiquette says, there's no right or wrong way to do there's no right or wrong way to po pp.— there's no right or wrong way to po pp. pwp— there's no right or wrong way to do it. but there— there's no right or wrong way to do it. but there are— there's no right or wrong way to do it. but there are many ppppepeep— do it. but there are many different ways— do it. but there are many different ways here in the pepep— different ways here in the united kingdom we different ways here in the united kingdom iwe to united kingdom, we all love to go united kingdom, we all love to po eep— united kingdom, we all love to po eep peve— united kingdom, we all love to po eep peve e— united kingdom, we all love to go and have a picnic somewhere. it's go and have a picnic somewhere. ppe wpeppep— go and have a picnic somewhere. ppe wpeppep pp— go and have a picnic somewhere. it's whether it be,— go and have a picnic somewhere. it's whether it be, you— go and have a picnic somewhere. it's whether it be, you know,- it's whether it be, you know, a couple of sandwiches in a bit of tin foil or whether you want to go above and beyond, and you know, beautiful array know, take your beautiful array of and that sort of of hampers and that sort of thing and really pack up according taste buds according to people's taste buds and how love to what they and how they love to what they love to engage with, what do they like to drink with their picnic, what time of day picnic, what time of the day they're going picnic? and they're going to picnic? and recently fortunate enough recently i was fortunate enough to to hampton palace, to go to hampton court palace, where you go to a show in a concert, but beforehand you got the grounds at your disposal to have picnic and some people have your picnic and some people have your picnic and some people have blankets on the floor. some people have brought deck chairs and tables. i saw and gorgeous tables. i even saw and gorgeous tables. i even saw a couple the other night very smartly dressed, and they maybe were celebrating anniversary were celebrating an anniversary of sort because they had of some sort because they had the pristinely , the table pristinely, beautifully dressed and they

were eating rather in a rather one would deem as a sort of restaurant style. so picnics are very flexible . you don't there's very flexible. you don't there's no sort of one fits a specific scenario. so it's very, very flexible in how you want to orchestrate your picnic . i asked orchestrate your picnic. i asked philip what the- orchestrate your picnic. i asked philip what the royals- f 3 pf.“ pf. i asked philip what the royals might do for philip what the royals might do pop e— philip what the royals might do pop e ppepe— philip what the royals might do pope ppoepo. — philip what the royals might do for a picnic. there— philip what the royals might do for a picnic . t“pft”pft pf; p3- for a picnic. there are quite a few signs goes with the royals in the sense that i suppose horses for courses if they were going to a smart event such as royal ascot, they might have a private box or a private area where they've set up a beautiful dining tables and or not dining, but outdoor, beautiful outdoor chairs and a nice tablecloth , chairs and a nice tablecloth, white tablecloth with proper cutlery and potentially , i would cutlery and potentially, i would imagine, crystal glasses and that sort of thing. a gentleman's etiquette that sort of thing. a- gentleman's etiquette book pepep— gentleman's etiquette book peppep peop— gentleman's etiquette book dating back to— gentleman's etiquette book dating back to 1870 shows appeeoo— dating back to 1870 shows alfresco feasting has somewhat opeepep. — alfresco feasting has somewhat opeepep. peop— alfresco feasting has somewhat changed. f g alfresco feasting has somewhat changed. pppf.“ gt“ : changed. each gentleman should endeavour to do his utmost to be amusing on these occasions if he is has a musical instrument and can play, let him bring it. for instance, a comet which is

barely tolerated in a private drawing room, picnics can also be good for your mental health. the things five top three tips epeppee— the things five top three tips epeppee pe— the things five top three tips exercise is getting out in eepwe— exercise is getting out in nature and— exercise is getting out in nature and emotional connection pepppep— nature and emotional connection pepppep po— nature and emotional connection pepppep po peoppe— nature and emotional connection talking to people so if you pppep— talking to people so if you think about— talking to people so if you think about going on a picnic , think about going on a picnic, oppee— think about going on a picnic, oppee pp— think about going on a picnic, often it involves— think about going on a picnic, often it involves walking in eepwe— often it involves walking in eepwe po— often it involves walking in nature to get— often it involves walking in nature to get where you're popep. — nature to get where you're popep. oe— nature to get where you're popep. oe ppe— nature to get where you're going. 0“ pf.“ pf. nature to get where you're going. pf.“ pf. /ftp- going. on the picnic. you usually with other people. so you're talking and you're emotionally connected and you're out in nature. so you've got that sense of being grounded of being mindful. you know, the stresses of day to day life are gone because you're they're usually in a beautiful spot. so all those senses and all those things that we really need to make us feel emotionally settled are there at a picnic , whether are there at a picnic, whether it's tin foil sandwiches or a hamper on a heath with summer just beginning, there's plenty of time to get outdoors and enjoy this. centuries old ppeppppoe— enjoy this. centuries old tradition. lisa— pftt“ftp centuries old tradition. lisa hartle gb news poepoe. — tradition. lisa hartle gb news poepoe. op— tradition. lisa hartle gb news london. oh yes—

tradition. lisa hartle gb news london. 0“ ypfts and isn't there london. oh yes. and isn't there eopeepppep— london. oh yes. and isn't there something rather— london. 0“ ypfts and isn't there something rather wonderful about a something rather wonderful about e eeepwpop— something rather wonderful about a sandwich that's— something rather wonderful about a sandwich that's been wrapped in a sandwich that's been wrapped pe ppepopp— a sandwich that's been wrapped pe ppepopp op— a sandwich that's been wrapped in tinfoil or clingfilm for a wpppe— in tinfoil or clingfilm for a wpppe p — in tinfoil or clingfilm for a while ? yes,— in tinfoil or clingfilm for a while ? yes, it- in tinfoil or clingfilm for a while ? p/pfts . in tinfoil or clingfilm for a- while ? yes, it obviously sort of while? yes, it obviously sort of melds together. yeah. yeah they're almost better : : / / they're almost better than a peep— they're almost better than a fresh sandwich _ they're almost better than a fresh sandwich ,— they're almost better than a fresh sandwich , don't you think? fresh sandwich, don't you think? peep. — fresh sandwich, don't you think? peep. ppee— fresh sandwich, don't you think? yeah. plus you're— fresh sandwich, don't you think? yeah. plus you're out. _ fresh sandwich, don't you think? yeah. plus you're out. - yeah. plus you're out. everything tastes better owppoope— everything tastes better outdoors. it— everything tastes better outdoors. it does. so why that is, outdoors. it does. so why that pet wepp— outdoors. it does. so why that pet weppp ppe— outdoors. it does. so why that is, until the wasps— outdoors. it does. so why that is, until the wasps find you . is, until the wasps find you. pep— is, until the wasps find you. pep ppee— is, until the wasps find you. pep ppee yow— is, until the wasps find you. and then you find— is, until the wasps find you. and then you find people darting up from their picnic rugs and running around . yeah, that's running around. yeah, that's good. running around. yeah, that's poop. pow— running around. yeah, that's good. you have— running around. yeah, that's good. you have to- running around. yeah, that's good. you have to get- “g : yeah, that's good. you have to get used to ppe— good. you have to get used to ppe peeeope— good. you have to get used to the insects. partygate video. pppeppe— the insects. partygate video. christina says— the insects. partygate video. christina says something that peppeeep— christina says something that happened almost three years ago. ppve— happened almost three years ago. ppve pp— happened almost three years ago. ppve pp e— happened almost three years ago. ppve pp e peep. — happened almost three years ago. give it a rest. karen— happened almost three years ago. give it a rest.

peeeep. — allowed to be with her as she peeeep. we— allowed to be with her as she passed. we weren't allowed to even see her afterwards because ppepe— even see her afterwards because ppeee wee— even see her afterwards because ppeee e— even see her afterwards because there was a risk.— even see her afterwards because there was a risk. we were told ppep— there was a risk. we were told ppep epe— there was a risk. we were told that she could— there was a risk. we were told that she could pass covid on to us. that she could pass covid on to pey— that she could pass covid on to ppy pepeppy— that she could pass covid on to us. my family spent its first cpppeppeee— us. my family spent its first christmas without her observing the christmas without her observing ppe-eepepepe— christmas without her observing the separate homes , the rules in separate homes, wpppep— the rules in separate homes, whilst contemptuous idiots whilst those contemptuous idiots on whilst those contemptuous idiots oe ppe— whilst those contemptuous idiots oe ppe-pewpp— whilst those contemptuous idiots oe ppe-pewpp ep— whilst those contemptuous idiots on the-laugh at us. - on the video laugh at us. spepeepwp— on the video laugh at us. shameful and— on the video laugh at us. shameful and shameless. cathy in peep— shameful and shameless. cathy in peep eeye— shameful and shameless. cathy in peep eeye p— shameful and shameless. cathy in peep eeye p oepe— shameful and shameless. cathy in kent says, i care about what peppeeep— kent says, i care about what happened three— kent says, i care about what happened three years ago. i woppep— happened three years ago. i worked from _ happened three years ago. i worked from home,- happened three years ago. i worked from home, isolated from family and friends for 12 months. was desperate to return to work. but health difficulties meant i wasn't permitted and my mental health deteriorated . i mental health deteriorated. i didn't see my son or granddaughter face to face for 18 months. anyone who was given an honour and found to be at one of these parties their gongs should be stopped. i totally see your point, cathy. when you hear ppep— your point, cathy. when you hear ppep eoep— your point, cathy. when you hear ppep eopp op— your point, cathy. when you hear that sort of story,— your point, cathy. when you hear that sort of story, you— when you hear that sort of story, you just pppep.— that sort of story, you just think, gosh,— that sort of story, you just think, gosh, how could they? how powpp— think, gosh, how could they? how oowpp ppey— think, gosh, how could they? how could they accept— think, gosh, how could they? how could they accept those gongs , could they accept those gongs, vou— could they accept those gongs, yow peow.— could they accept those gongs, you know, peerages . yeah. for at you know, peerages. yeah. for at peeep— you know, peerages. yeah. for at peeep pwo— you know, peerages. yeah. for at peeep pwo op— you know, peerages. yeah. for at least two of them.— you know, peerages. yeah. for at least two of them. yeah howard in least two of them. yeah howard pe ppppppoe— least two of them. yeah howard in brighton says,— least two of them. yeah howard in brighton says, i— least two of them. yeah howard in brighton says, i lost my mum to in brighton says, i lost my mum po eowp.— in brighton says, i lost my mum po covpp. p— in brighton says, i lost my mum to covid. i didn't— in brighton says, i lost my mum to covid. i didn't get a chance to covid. i didn't get a chance po eey— to covid. i didn't get a chance po eey pooppye. — to covid. i didn't get a chance po eey pooppye. p— to covid. i didn't get a chance to say goodbye. i will never popep— to say goodbye. i will never poppep ppoee — to say goodbye. i will never forget those people on that

vppeo. — forget those people on that vppeo. op— forget those people on that video. oh there— forget those people on that video. oh there you go . video. oh there you go. keep your— video. oh there you go. keep your thoughts coming through. gb views. gb news .com. we've got the sunday papers coming up. this .

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look at stephen and anne. now take a poop ep pppe— stephen and anne. now take a look at this lovely— t“ ppt“p3 ' t“t“ft now take a look at this lovely photo on the pope— look at this lovely photo on the ppoep pepe— look at this lovely photo on the ppoep pepe op— look at this lovely photo on the front page of many of the papers popey. — front page of many of the papers popey. pppe— front page of many of the papers today. this one's— front page of many of the papers today. this one's from - front page of many of the papers today. t“ - today. this one's from the mail of prince william with his three children. that photo apparently taken in windsor. and of course, it's been released mark it's been released to mark father's is a nice father's day. this is a nice picture. it lovely. the mail picture. it is lovely. the mail on sunday has got a great shot. actually. it's an aerial shot of the red arrows soaring over the mail buckingham mail and buckingham palace dunng mail and buckingham palace during did enjoy during the fly—past. i did enjoy that. during the fly—past. i did enjoy ppep. ppy—peep— during the fly—past. i did enjoy that. fly—past-was- during the fly—past. i did enjoy that. fly—past-was good.. that. fly—past that was good. pep— that. fly—past that was good. aeploowee— that. fly—past that was good. and-course there- that. fly—past that was good. and course there all and of course there all the ppopoppeppepe— and of course there all the photographers after prince photographers were after prince powpe— photographers were after prince powpe-pe— photographers were after prince powpe-pe ppp— photographers were after prince louis.he did pull- photographers were after prince louis he did pull a few louis and he did pull a few peee— louis and he did pull a few peee pe— louis and he did pull a few faces. he really— louis and he did pull a few faces. he really enjoyed it. aopweppy— faces. he really enjoyed it. actually. there— faces. he really enjoyed it. actually. there you've got the swepey— actually. there you've got the sunday express— actually. there you've got the sunday express showing him epeeppep— sunday express showing him epeeppep ppe— sunday express showing him stealing the show once again at the stealing the show once again at ppe pooppep— stealing the show once again at the trooping colour there the trooping of the colour there eepwppep— the trooping of the colour there was saluting one— the trooping of the colour there was saluting one of them. pft was saluting one of them. he poeee-p— was saluting one of them. he poeee-p peow— was saluting one of them. he doesn't know how— was saluting one of them. he doesn't know how he- was saluting one of them. he doesn't know how he salutes in one of them. well, he does know pepe— one of them. well, he does know pepe eepwppep— one of them. well, he does know he's saluting american- well, he does know he's saluting american style. ppepe— he's saluting american style. that's american— he's saluting american style. that's american style- he's saluting american style. that's american style salute. yes. do here. yes. now we do it over here. peep. — yes. now we do it over here. peep. we.— yes. now we do it over here. peep. we. we— yes. now we do it over here. yeah. no, we do— yes. now we do it over here. yeah. no, we do it.- yes. now we do it over here. yeah. no, we do it. we- yes. now we do it over here. yeah. no, we do it. we steve, we do with a flat hand. flat do it with a flat hand. flat hand. and the americans. the americans do that tipped- the americans do that tipped hand. peep.— americans do that tipped hand. peep. yow— americans do that tipped hand. yeah, you mentioned— americans do that tipped hand. yeah, you mentioned it- americans do that tipped hand. yeah, you mentioned it like- yeah, you mentioned it like that. come on. he should know it's family. it's a military family. actually , he learnt. oh, shock , actually, he learnt. oh, shock,

poppop ppe— actually, he learnt. oh, shock, horror. the royal— actually, he learnt. o“ f the royal family don't horror. the royal family don't peow— horror. the royal family don't peow pow— horror. the royal family don't peow pow po— horror. the royal family don't know how to salute- the royal family don't know how to salute . t“ know how to salute. i mean, yoe-p— know how to salute. i mean, yow-p pe— know how to salute. i mean, you'd be waving like that next instead of . come on, you do very instead of. come on, you do very wepp— instead of. come on, you do very wepp epeep— instead of. come on, you do very well. thank you. _ instead of. come on, you do very well. thank you. yes— instead of. come on, you do very well. thank you. yes ,- : come on, you do very well. thank you. p/pfts p:ftp well. thank you. yes, you do. peep.— well. thank you. yes, you do. peep. p— well. thank you. yes, you do. peep. p ppp— well. thank you. yes, you do. yeah, i did see— well. thank you. yes, you do. yeah, i did see some- well. thank you. p/pfts p:ftp yeah, i did see some old footage of yeah, i did see some old footage op ppe— yeah, i did see some old footage op ppe pweep— yeah, i did see some old footage of the queen mum.— yeah, i did see some old footage of the queen mum. actually quite peoeeppy. — of the queen mum. actually quite peoeeppy. pep— of the queen mum. actually quite recently. and she— of the queen mum. actually quite recently. and she was really poop. — recently. and she was really poop. spe— recently. and she was really good. she was— recently. and she was really good. g good. she was particularly good at that. it just slight. yeah, very good . the sunday- g“. yeah, very good . the sunday mirror has very good. the sunday mirror has ppeee— very good. the sunday mirror has ppeee ppopoe— very good. the sunday mirror has these photos from _ very good. the sunday mirror has these photos from that bombshell poopepe— these photos from that bombshell poopepe epowpp— these photos from that bombshell footage showing conservative epepp— footage showing conservative epepp poopep— footage showing conservative staff boozing and dancing at the pepppp— staff boozing and dancing at the pepppp op— staff boozing and dancing at the pepppp op ppe— staff boozing and dancing at the height of the covid pandemic. pwep— height of the covid pandemic. just oe— height of the covid pandemic. rwep oe ppep— height of the covid pandemic. just on that one,— height of the covid pandemic. just on that one, before we look at just on that one, before we look ep ppe— just on that one, before we look ep ppe pepeee— just on that one, before we look at the papers, darren's been in powpp— at the papers, darren's been in powop eep— at the papers, darren's been in touch and says,— at the papers, darren's been in touch and says, like stephen, my vaee— touch and says, like stephen, my peve— touch and says, like stephen, my views have changed. this is now epowp— views have changed. this is now epowp ppe— views have changed. this is now about the relationship between the about the relationship between ppe pwppe— about the relationship between the public and— about the relationship between the public and authority and the epeep— the public and authority and the clear contempt— the public and authority and the clear contempt for— the public and authority and the clear contempt for us rewards. ppee— clear contempt for us rewards. ppee pop— clear contempt for us rewards. then for wrongdoing whilst the rest then for wrongdoing whilst the peep op— then for wrongdoing whilst the peep op we— then for wrongdoing whilst the rest of us were— then for wrongdoing whilst the rest of us were blamed for not poppowpep— rest of us were blamed for not poppowpep ppe — rest of us were blamed for not following the rules . following the rules. i think ppepe— following the rules. i think ppep-e very— following the rules. i think that's very interesting because it is. i mean, it's not about ppe— it is. i mean, it's not about ppe oepe.— it is. i mean, it's not about ppe oepe. pe— it is. i mean, it's not about the cake, is it,— . i mean, it's not about the cake, is it, anymore? it's eop— the cake, is it, anymore? it's eop epowp— the cake, is it, anymore? it's not about the _ the cake, is it, anymore? it's not about the cake. . not about the cake. it's not epowp— not about the cake. it's not even about the people. it's about the fact that it seemed to

be acceptable for them to be laughing at the rest of us who were all locked down. yeah. anyway, let's talk.- f: : yeah. anyway, let's talk. they didn't pppep— anyway, let's talk. they didn't pppep ppepe— anyway, let's talk. they didn't think there was— anyway, let's talk. they didn't think there was wrong think there was anything wrong epowp— think there was anything wrong epowp ppep. — think there was anything wrong about that. that's— think there was anything wrong about that. 3 g“. think there was anything wrong about that. 3g“. q“ about that. that's right. oh, it's so annoying, isn't it? yeah well, they didn't think well, yeah, they didn't think it weeeo-pp— well, yeah, they didn't think it was-sortlmorallyl was anything sort of morally op — was anything sort of morally op -peew- was anything sort of morally wrong. -knew it- was anything sort of morally- wrong. -knew it-against wrong. they knew it was against the wrong. they knew it was against ppe-peoewee— wrong. they knew it was against the-because .joke- the rules because they joke epowp— the rules because they joke epowp pp— the rules because they joke epowp pp pe— the rules because they joke about it in the— the rules because they joke about it in the video. . about it in the video. it's not pwep— about it in the video. it's not twep ppe— about it in the video. it's not just the people in the video. it's are their bosses? it's where are their bosses? where is their a boss in where is their a boss walking in and now. and saying, this must stop now. yeah. nobody in authority or nobody wanting authority to nobody wanting the authority to say let's talk to the say that. no. let's talk to the pope— say that. no. let's talk to the poeee-op— say that. no. let's talk to the former-of the- say that. no. let's talk to the former-of the daily- no. let's talk to the former of the daily star, former editor of the daily star, pewp— former editor of the daily star, pewe weeeo — former editor of the daily star, dawn neesom editor of dawn neesom and the editor of spppept— dawn neesom and the editor of spppept-spepep. — dawn neesom and the editor of spiked, slater. good spiked, tom slater. good peopepep— spiked, tom slater. good morning. morning. both morning. good morning. both ppepee— morning. good morning. both wepee-pop- morning. good morning. both listen,-lot.focusl listen, there's a lot of focus on ppe — listen, there's a lot of focus on the tories.— listen, there's a lot of focus on the tories. have on the tories. let's have a look at on the tories. let's have a look ep-spowpp— on the tories. let's have a look ep-spowpp we- on the tories. let's have a look at-should we .on i at labour. should we start on swepeyp— at labour. should we start on swepeyp opt— at labour. should we start on sunday? oh, this— at labour. should we start on sunday? oh, this will get people popep.— sunday? oh, this will get people popep. pwppep— sunday? oh, this will get people going. explain all.— sunday? oh, this will get people going. explain all. tom. so, ed ppppppeept— going. explain all. tom. so, ed miliband, obviously is kind miliband, who obviously is kind of-environmental- miliband, who obviously is kind of environmental shadow of labour's environmental shadow pepepepept— of labour's environmental shadow pepepepept ep— of labour's environmental shadow pepepepept ep pee— of labour's environmental shadow minister, er has to— of labour's environmental shadow minister, er has to say he's peee— minister, er has to say he's peee pewppp— minister, er has to say he's been caught as— minister, er has to say he's been caught as a little bit wepep. — been caught as a little bit unfair. some— been caught as a little bit unfair. g t“ unfair. some footage has been unearthed of him from few unearthed of him from a few years praising extinction years ago praising extinction rebellion saying their rebellion, saying that their actions were exciting should be sustained, that they'd completely move the overton window on on green issues. now

this is obviously quite embarrassing for labour given the fact that they're trying to kind do two things at the kind of do two things at the same we've had keir same time. we've had keir starmer, who has also praised extinction the not extinction rebellion in the not too past, but since too distant past, but since tried sound bullish on tried to sound more bullish on this , tried to say that he this, tried to say that he doesn't support what they're doing, should doing, that they're they should stop blocking ordinary people's lives. but at the lives. and so on. but at the same time, labour want to same time, labour might want to distance himself from groups like just stop oil, they like just stop oil, but they kind become the just kind of have become the just stop do have stop oil party. they do have this to block any new this new pledge to block any new oil and gas licences if they come power . oil and gas licences if they come power. and so this is come to power. and so this is a question have to ask, is that the fact that they want to kind of try and distance themselves from the kind more bedraggled from the kind of more bedraggled end activism because end of green activism because they're bit of an they're a bit of an embarrassment. they don't want to left and so on. to look loony left and so on. but the same their but at the same time, their agenda all that agenda is not all that different. time scales are a different. the time scales are a little bit different. maybe the radicalism, terms of radicalism, at least in terms of rhetoric, a bit rhetoric, is a little bit different. but the upshot of it is, also want to go is, is they also want to go along policies which along with these policies which in of a cost of living in the midst of a cost of living crisis, need for energy

security, the war in security, given the war in ukraine so on, will strike ukraine and so on, will strike most ordinary people as just a bit a million donation bit of a £150 million donation from of the stop from the head of the just stop oil organisation, certainly from the head of the just stop oil organ whopn, certainly from the head of the just stop oil organ who wasertainly from the head of the just stop oil organ who was itainly from the head of the just stop oil organ who was i forget who was someone who was i forget who was involved it. yeah. to it. involved to it. yeah. to it. peep.— involved to it. yeah. to it. peep. peep — involved to it. yeah. to it. yeah. yeah he- involved to it. yeah. to it. yeah. yeah he said the work of extinction rebellion was a fantastic success and wanted it deepened. but fantastic success and wanted it deepened . but if this was a few deepened. but if this was a few yeepe— deepened. but if this was a few yeepe epo.— deepened. but if this was a few yeepe epo. pp— deepened. but if this was a few yeepe epo. pp eey— deepened. but if this was a few years ago, it may be— :: but if this was a few years ago, it may be before we ppe— years ago, it may be before we saw the worst.— years ago, it may be before we saw the worst. i— years ago, it may be before we saw the worst. i think it was pepope— saw the worst. i think it was pepope ppey— saw the worst. i think it was before they start— saw the worst. i think it was before they start glueing themselves— before they start glueing themselves to things. t“ themselves to things. i mean, ppey-ve— themselves to things. i mean, they've themselves they've been glueing themselves things haven't things since day one, haven't they? i'm not sure the tactics haven't changed all that much, but what's different but but i think what's different is labour have kind is that labour have kind of realised it them realised finally it took them a little that people little while that people stopping delivery drivers going about business or glueing about their business or glueing themselves when people themselves to trains when people are work. it's are trying to get to work. it's not that popular. i not actually that popular. i mean, a couple of years ago not actually that popular. i- mean, a couple of years ago when you mean, a couple of years ago when yow eepp— mean, a couple of years ago when yow eepp pppe— mean, a couple of years ago when yow eepp pppe pe— mean, a couple of years ago when you said this is still— mean, a couple of years ago when you said this is still when they eoep— you said this is still when they eopp op— you said this is still when they eopp op poop— you said this is still when they sort of took over— you said this is still when they sort of took over parliament square— sort of took over parliament square-camped- sort of took over parliament square camped there sort of took over parliament- square-camped-there and square and camped out there and the square and camped out there and ppe—ppoeepeoe. - square and camped out there and the thompson. yeah the lovely emma thompson. yeah ppew— the lovely emma thompson. yeah ppewloe— the lovely emma thompson. yeah ppewloe pep— the lovely emma thompson. yeah flew-on her-jet- the lovely emma thompson. yeah flew-on her-jet to- flew in on her private jet to rope— flew in on her private jet to pope ppe— flew in on her private jet to join the environmental campaign. peep. — join the environmental campaign. peep. pp— join the environmental campaign. peep. pp we— join the environmental campaign. yeah. it was also— join the environmental campaign. yeah. it was also it— join the environmental campaign. yeah. . . yeah. it was also it was worth remembering they got a very

gentle reception from the media originally there was this kind of moment where extinction rebellion and so on, even though ordinary people i think, were increasingly infuriated by this kind of thing because it was just stopping people going about their mood their daily lives, the mood changed quite quickly. and so that's, thing that's, i suppose, is one thing that's, i suppose, is one thing that's is that that's kind of shifted is that labour recognised that you labour have recognised that you can't labour have recognised that you cant any labour have recognised that you can't any brownie points by can't win any brownie points by cuddung can't win any brownie points by cuddling up to these people and the thing is with politics, it's like you were saying just now, stephen, and going back to the partygate we've all partygate video that we've all seen shocking. it's seen and it is shocking. it's the arrogance and the- ppt“p3 . f “3 it's the arrogance and the contempt wppp— the arrogance and the contempt wppp wppp— the arrogance and the contempt with which they- the arrogance and the contempt with which they us and with which they treat us and pypoeppey— with which they treat us and pypooppey . — with which they treat us and hypocrisy - vesp— with which they treat us and hypocrisy . yes, it- with which they treat us and hypocrisy . p/pfts . hypocrisy. yes, it seems hypocrisy. yes, it seems hypocrisy seems to be right, riddled. absolutely. it's the peepe— riddled. absolutely. it's the popey— riddled. absolutely. it's the main policy for— 3 ::: absolutely. it's the main policy for every single party— main policy for every single peppy—ppe- main policy for every singlei peppy—ppe eo main policy for every single- peppy—pp-e eo owp party at the moment. it's so out of party at the moment. it's so out op-wppp— party at the moment. it's so out op-wppp wpep— party at the moment. it's so out of-with what-are. of touch with what people are pppeppep— of touch with what people are thinking-feeling. - of touch with what people are thinking feeling. yeah. and thinking and feeling. yeah. and ppeee-e— thinking and feeling. yeah. and ppeee-elepep— thinking and feeling. yeah. and there's mind we're all there's no mind you, we're all pppeppep.— there's no mind you, we're all thinking, feeling— there's no mind you, we're all thinking, feeling nice things epowp— thinking, feeling nice things epowp-ppy— thinking, feeling nice things about-fly past- thinking, feeling nice things about fly past yesterday. about the fly past yesterday. peep. — about the fly past yesterday. peep. epepp— about the fly past yesterday. yeah. shall we— about the fly past yesterday. yeah. shall we talk about eopeepppep— yeah. shall we talk about something lovely? is something lovely? this is ewppeepep— something lovely? this is surprising me.— something lovely? this is surprising me. not many of the peopp— surprising me. not many of the ppoep pepee— surprising me. not many of the front pages, which it was the eep— front pages, which it was the mirror and the— front pages, which it was the mirror and the people on the swepey— mirror and the people on the sunday express—

mirror and the people on the sunday express have got pictures of sunday express have got pictures op powpe. — sunday express have got pictures op powpe. pwp.— sunday express have got pictures of louis. but, you— sunday express have got pictures of louis. but, you know, it was a of louis. but, you know, it was e ppp— of louis. but, you know, it was e ppp eveep— of louis. but, you know, it was eppp eveep p— of louis. but, you know, it was a big event. i mean, london was ppowppp— a big event. i mean, london was ppowppp po— a big event. i mean, london was ppowppp po e— a big event. i mean, london was brought to a stand— a big event. i mean, london was brought to a stand still. there po— brought to a stand still. there was 70 aircraft. _ brought to a stand still. there was 70 aircraft. you know that peepepppoeep— was 70 aircraft. you know that magnificent picture of the red arrows, you know, the slimmed powe— arrows, you know, the slimmed powe-peew— arrows, you know, the slimmed down - family-the - arrows, you know, the slimmed down family the balcony down royal family on the balcony .—pp-e— down royal family on the balcony .—pp-e ppep— down royal family on the balcony .-it's king charles's- . you know, it's king charles's ppep— . you know, it's king charles's pppep pooppep— . you know, it's king charles's first trooping of— . you know, it's king charles's first trooping of the colour eepepeoey . pp— first trooping of the colour ceremony . it was first ceremony. it was the first peoeepop— ceremony. it was the first monarch since- ceremony. it was the first monarch since mum in 1986 to monarch since his mum in 1986 to pppe— monarch since his mum in 1986 to pppe e— monarch since his mum in 1986 to pppe e poeee— monarch since his mum in 1986 to ride a horse through— monarch since his mum in 1986 to ride a horse through it. and it eopweppy— ride a horse through it. and it was actually really good. and, you— was actually really good. and, yow peow.— was actually really good. and, yow peow. ppe— was actually really good. and, you know, the kids were peppeee.— you know, the kids were brilliant. and- you know, the kids were brilliant. and as you say that eeppep— brilliant. and as you say that earlier-they've— brilliant. and as you say that earlier they've focussed earlier on, they've all focussed on earlier on, they've all focussed oe-powpe— earlier on, they've all focussed oe-powpe-ppeytl on little louis, haven't they, pwppep— on little louis, haven't they, pulling-faces- on little louis, haven't they, pulling faces and his pulling those faces and his eepwppep— pulling those faces and his eepwppept-p- pulling those faces and his saluting, i thought saluting, which i thought was very—onw- saluting, which i thought was very—oepy ppve- very cute. he is only five epeppee— very cute. he is only five stephen dixon- very cute. he is only five stephen dixon got it right and did stephen dixon got it right and ppp ppp— stephen dixon got it right and ppp ppp pe— stephen dixon got it right and ppp ppp pe pep— stephen dixon got it right and did did he get the superman pppep—ppp- did did he get the superman. pppep—ppp-ppep thing right though. did you that pppppp—ppepl right? oh that was nice. that swpeppeee— right? oh that was nice. that superman-that- right? oh that was nice. that superman that was very superman thing. that was very poop. — superman thing. that was very poop. peep.— superman thing. that was very poop. peep. pow— superman thing. that was very good. yeah. you okay with that oe— good. yeah. you okay with that pow— good. yeah. you okay with that one? you-with- good. yeah. you okay with that one? you with that one? one? you happy with that one? peep. — one? you happy with that one? peep. pe— one? you happy with that one? yeah. he punched— one? you happy with that one? p/pftpp t“ he punched air. . yeah. he punched the air. it's a peep— yeah. he punched the air. it's a peep poop— yeah. he punched the air. it's a feel good factor. but then again, people that again, there are people that we're for the royal we're paying for the royal family we shouldn't have them. no, but i mean. oh, no, no, no, no. but i mean. oh, come on. cut them some slack. come no tell me what you come on. no tell me what you thought camilla's outfit. oh, thought of camilla's outfit. oh, i what said. thought i love what you said. i thought because was. she. she's the because she was. she. she's the oopoeep— because she was. she. she's the colonel-chief— because she was. she. she's the

colonel-chief of— because she was. she. she's the colonel-chief of a— f she. she's the colonel chief of a regiment colonel in chief of a regiment or colonel in chief of a regiment op pwo.— colonel in chief of a regiment op pwo. eep— colonel in chief of a regiment or two, and she— colonel in chief of a regiment or two, and she is— colonel in chief of a regiment or two, and she is queen. so eppepeeppy— or two, and she is queen. so eppepeeppy epe— or two, and she is queen. so apparently she wanted something that apparently she wanted something pep—pep- apparently she wanted something ppep—aep epe| that would reflect that. and she woe-we— that would reflect that. and she wove-we-ppe- wore what we came to the ooeowepoep— wore what we came to the conclusion looked like. it poopep— conclusion looked like. it looked-jacket- conclusion looked like. it looked jacket that she'd looked like a jacket that she'd poppowep— looked like a jacket that she'd poppowep-op- looked like a jacket that she'd. borrowed _of .chelsea borrowed off one of the chelsea epepeee— borrowed off one of the chelsea chelsea pensioner. / borrowed off one of the chelsea chelsea pensioner. p/pftpp t“ . chelsea pensioner. yeah, it is. do chelsea pensioner. yeah, it is. po—eppeep— chelsea pensioner. yeah, it is. po—eppeep - chelsea pensioner. yeah, it is. po—eppeep ppp- chelsea pensioner. yeah, it is. j do_agree? did you do you did you agree? did you ppep— do you did you agree? did you ppep e— do you did you agree? did you find a picture? possibly a little bit. but i think you're both being a mean. no, no, both being a bit mean. no, no, no, no, no. anne's being no, no, no, no. anne's being eeep-p— no, no, no, no. anne's being ppe-eee-p pppep. - no, no, no, no. anne's being mean.-i think. i. no, no, no, no. anne's being. mean.-i think. i think mean. i'm not. ithink. ithink pee— mean. i'm not. ithink. ithink pee pevpep— mean. i'm not. ithink. ithink pee pevpep e— mean. i'm not. ithink. ithink i'm having a go at five year old. no i'm just having a go. no, i think she looks. i think it no, i think she looks. i think pp poope— no, i think she looks. i think it looks great. _ no, i think she looks. i think it looks great. i— no, i think she looks. i think it looks great. i think it looks peeep.— it looks great. i think it looks peeep. pp— it looks great. i think it looks peeep. pp poee— it looks great. i think it looks great. it does look like a epepeee— great. it does look like a chelsea pensioner outfit, but i pppep— chelsea pensioner outfit, but i pppep epe— chelsea pensioner outfit, but i think she looks— chelsea pensioner outfit, but i think she looks great. p3- think she looks great. i'm quite happy— think she looks great. i'm quite happy to_ think she looks great. i'm quite happy to say most of happy to say that most of camilla's outfits, think camilla's outfits, i think are terrific. think i think terrific. i think she's i think she's amazing. really has she's amazing. farage really has done well since she became done so well since she became more prominent. but but this one a no for me, i thought a no, no for me, no. i thought kate looked amazing. i mean, head to screen . kate looked amazing. i mean,j head to-screen . she head to toe green screen. she poopep— head to toe green screen. she poopep-pep- head to toe green screen. she looked-and .justj looked stunning. and it's just all looked stunning. and it's just epp epowp— looked stunning. and it's just all about the _ looked stunning. and it's just all about the kids. it's just a peep— all about the kids. it's just a peep poop— all about the kids. it's just a feel good factor. _ all about the kids. it's just a feel good factor. can we have peep— feel good factor. can we have some feel good— feel good factor. can we have some feel good factor still? peep. — some feel good factor still? peep. _w- some feel good factor still? peep—no. eo- some feel good factor still? yeah._no, no .. some feel good factor still?i yeah._no, no . the yeah. yeah no, no, no. the soldiers fainted and they were all , weren't they? all impeccable, weren't they? and weather yes the

and the weather held. yes the weeppee— and the weather held. yes the weather-yeah.- and the weather held. yes the. weather-yeah.-you weather held. yeah. i mean, you peow.— weather held. yeah. i mean, you peow. oopepepep— weather held. yeah. i mean, you know, compared coronation know, compared to the coronation wpeve— know, compared to the coronation wpeve-epp— know, compared to the coronation wpeve-epp pey- know, compared to the coronation where-all day, we- where it rained all day, we eopweppy— where it rained all day, we eopweppy-e— where it rained all day, we actually a brilliant actually saw a brilliant ppy—peep. — actually saw a brilliant ppy—peep. .- actually saw a brilliant fly—past. i also think fly—past. and i also think wepoppep— fly—past. and i also think watching kate— fly—past. and i also think watching kate and camilla eppppep— watching kate and camilla sitting there— watching kate and camilla sitting there watching the all of sitting there watching the all op ppe — sitting there watching the all of the marching— sitting there watching the all of the marching going on in popeepweppe— of the marching going on in horseguards, they don't have as poop— horseguards, they don't have as poop e— horseguards, they don't have as poop e pew— horseguards, they don't have as poop e ee— horseguards, they don't have as good a view as we— horseguards, they don't have as good a view as we do because one of good a view as we do because one op ppe— good a view as we do because one op ppe eoep— good a view as we do because one of the most brilliant— good a view as we do because one of the most brilliant things epowp— of the most brilliant things about watching that happen is to see about watching that happen is to ppe— about watching that happen is to see the aerial— about watching that happen is to see the aerial view. p/pfts see the aerial view. yes. see pow— see the aerial view. yes. see how impeccably they do it. but i think from kate and camilla's point all were point of view, all they were getting in their faces. getting was dust in their faces. and, just straight on and, you know, just straight on and then having to keep standing up sitting down, standing up up and sitting down, standing up and different and sitting down as different colours past. i tell colours went past. i tell you what, colours went past. i tell you wpep. wpep— colours went past. i tell you what, what an— f i tell you what, what an incredible moment, peopeppppe— what, what an incredible moment, incredible _those- incredible moment for those peppp— incredible moment for those pepep—wee- incredible moment for those. peppep—wee-py taking part. and it was led by eopeepopy— taking part. and it was led by eopeepopy-op- taking part. and it was led by somebody oh captured the somebody i know. oh captured the wpope— somebody i know. oh captured the wpope pppep.— somebody i know. oh captured the whole thing. yes.— somebody i know. oh captured the whole thing. yes. yeah, yeah. ceppepe— whole thing. yes. yeah, yeah. captain jonathan— whole thing. yes. yeah, yeah. captain jonathan who captain jonathan leonard, who wpo— captain jonathan leonard, who wpo pe— captain jonathan leonard, who wpo pe e— captain jonathan leonard, who who is a lovely— captain jonathan leonard, who who is a lovely fella and his epepee— who is a lovely fella and his sister actually— who is a lovely fella and his sister actually is— who is a lovely fella and his sister actually is kimberley peoeeppt— sister actually is kimberley leonard, who's— sister actually is kimberley leonard, who's a broadcaster wpeve— leonard, who's a broadcaster wpepe p— leonard, who's a broadcaster wpepe p weep— leonard, who's a broadcaster where i used to— leonard, who's a broadcaster where i used to work, who's one of where i used to work, who's one op pey— where i used to work, who's one op eey ope— where i used to work, who's one op eey op— where i used to work, who's one op eey op pey— where i used to work, who's one of my one of my very closest pppeppe— of my one of my very closest friends, lovely— of my one of my very closest friends, lovely kimberley's, povepy— friends, lovely kimberley's, povepy .— friends, lovely kimberley's, povepy. pppe— friends, lovely kimberley's, lovely . it's her.— friends, lovely kimberley's, lovely . it's her. her brother lovely. it's her. her brother pep— lovely. it's her. her brother pep ppep— lovely. it's her. her brother led that yesterday. pft led that yesterday. he must be peppee—

led that yesterday. he must be rather young to have led quite. yeah, he's a little. he's 33, pp.— yeah, he's a little. he's 33, 34, something— yeah, he's a little. he's 33, 34, something like that . 34, something like that. that's very— 34, something like that. that's vepy yowep.— 34, something like that. that's vepy yowep. wepp— 34, something like that. “g : well very very young. well done. well very impressive. he's— very young. well done. well very impressive. he's he's— very young. well done. well very impressive. he's he's his- q g �*ppvpppft-- : well very impressive. he's he's his age for impressive. he's he's his age pop ppe— impressive. he's he's his age for the welsh— impressive. he's he's his age for the welsh guards . ”300 for the welsh guards. wow. 1400 poope— for the welsh guards. wow. 1400 ppoope. zoo— for the welsh guards. wow. 1400 troops, 200 horses. so we do this thing well, we do it well. the horses were superb. yes okay— the horses were superb. yes opey. pepe— the horses were superb. yes okay, let's have— the horses were superb. yes okay, let's have a— the horses were superb. yes okay, let's have a look,- the horses were superb. yes okay, let's have a look, tom, at the sunday telegraph . should we? the sunday telegraph. should we? a bit of covid. the enquirer ? a bit of covid. the enquirer? yes. so it's been criticised for eeeeeppeppy— p/pfts so it's been criticised for essentially pushing out lockdown epeppee— essentially pushing out lockdown eoepppoe pop— essentially pushing out lockdown sceptics for limiting the kind of sceptics for limiting the kind op peepe— sceptics for limiting the kind op peepe op— sceptics for limiting the kind of range of debate that's going on pe— of range of debate that's going on pe ppe— of range of debate that's going on in the inquiry— of range of debate that's going on in the inquiry to certain so— on in the inquiry to certain issues. so you've had prominent pooppowe— issues. so you've had prominent lockdown sceptics,— issues. so you've had prominent lockdown sceptics, people like sir lockdown sceptics, people like sp pope — lockdown sceptics, people like sir tom jefferson— lockdown sceptics, people like sir tom jefferson and sir, as wepp— sir tom jefferson and sir, as wepp ee— sir tom jefferson and sir, as well as people— sir tom jefferson and sir, as well as people like carol sppopet— well as people like carol sikora, the— well as people like carol sikora, the oncologist used to woep— sikora, the oncologist used to wopp ep— sikora, the oncologist used to wopp ep ppe— sikora, the oncologist used to work at the world health organisation,— work at the world health organisation, two people who pwppe — organisation, two people who were quite prominent throughout the were quite prominent throughout ppe wpope— were quite prominent throughout the whole cowo— were quite prominent throughout the whole covid inquiry, pppowppowp— the whole covid inquiry,- throughout-covid throughout the whole covid peepepepo— throughout the whole covid pandemic criticising pandemic, criticising the lockdowns, _ pandemic, criticising the lockdowns, for the lockdowns, asking for the evppeeoe— lockdowns, asking for the evidence base,- lockdowns, asking for the evidence base, talking about wpep— evidence base, talking about wpep powpp— evidence base, talking about what could be— evidence base, talking about what could be the unforeseen circumstances— what could be the unforeseen circumstances yet they're circumstances and yet they're eeypep —ppey-vei saying they haven't. they've peee—ppep- saying they haven't. they've been _ kind ofi been snubbed. also kind of eeepyepe— been snubbed. also kind of eeepyepe op— been snubbed. also kind of

analysis of what the materials ppep— analysis of what the materials ppep peve— analysis of what the materials that have been— analysis of what the materials that have been put before the copp— that have been put before the coppp pepwppy— that have been put before the covid inquiry by— that have been put before the covid inquiry by the institute of covid inquiry by the institute op pooeopepo— covid inquiry by the institute of economic affairs has made pppe— of economic affairs has made pppe popep— of economic affairs has made pppe popep ee— of economic affairs has made this point as well. and i think it this point as well. and i think pp wowpp— this point as well. and i think pp wowpp pe— this point as well. and i think it would be a— this point as well. and i think it would be a huge missed oppoppweppy— it would be a huge missed opportunity lightway, to put opportunity to lightway, to put it, opportunity to lightway, to put ppt—pwp-eepi it, if this wasn't put front and eeepep— it, if this wasn't put front and oeepep pe— it, if this wasn't put front and centre in this— it, if this wasn't put front and centre in this particular pepwppyt— centre in this particular inquiry, because we have had peepepepoe— inquiry, because we have had pandemics haven't inquiry, because we have had- pandemics_haven't had pandemics before, we haven't had pooppowee— pandemics before, we haven't had lockdowns_are- lockdowns before. there are peoppe— lockdowns before. there are peoppe wpo— lockdowns before. there are people who will— lockdowns before. there are people who will say that that's tweppppep. — people who will say that that's justified. _were- people who will say that that's justified. were people justified. there were people who say justified. there were people who eey—pepppep- justified. there were people who say _justified the l say that the ends justified the eeepe-ppe- say that the ends justified the| means,-the-this means, but given the fact this wee-eoep— means, but given the fact this was most significant was the most significant infringement— was the most significant infringement on our civil ppepee— infringement on our civil liberties, not— infringement on our civil liberties, not just in peacetime but liberties, not just in peacetime pwp evep— liberties, not just in peacetime but ever, people— liberties, not just in peacetime but ever, people have worked up peewee—pe- but ever, people have worked up because,-in-ofl because, you know, in terms of pop— because, you know, in terms of pop-eppe— because, you know, in terms of pop-eppe po— because, you know, in terms of not-able to even- because, you know, in terms of not able to even leave not being able to even leave yow— not being able to even leave yowe-wepee- not being able to even leave your- unless you- not being able to even leave your unless you had an your house unless you had an excuse completely flipping the wewep—peeptl usual standard on its head, wppp— usual standard on its head, wppoplyow— usual standard on its head, which you should be free which is you should be free wepeee— which is you should be free wepeee ppe— which is you should be free unless the law— which is you should be free unless the law tells you you eee-p— unless the law tells you you can't-something.- unless the law tells you you. can't-something.-this can't do something. all of this is-significant. - can't do something. all of this is-significant. and- can't do something. all of this is significant. and also is really significant. and also peoewee— is really significant. and also because-fact- is really significant. and also because _fact-as. is really significant. and also. because _fact-as the because of the fact that as the yeepe— because of the fact that as the yowe—popp- because of the fact that as the yeepe—popp oe- because of the fact that as the years—roll on, as. years and months roll on, as peoppe— years and months roll on, as peoppe-po— years and months roll on, as peoppe-po poop- years and months roll on, as people to look how how people start to look at how how ppppepeep— people start to look at how how different countries— people start to look at how how different countries fared, the peop— different countries fared, the peep—wppp - different countries fared, the- fact_which shunned different countries fared, the fact lockdowns which shunned different countries fared, the fact lockdowns , which shunned different countries fared, the fact lockdowns , has ch shunned different countries fared, the fact lockdowns , has is shunned different countries fared, the fact lockdowns , has is coming d hard lockdowns, has is coming out hard lockdowns, has is coming owp eopweppy— hard lockdowns, has is coming out actually quite— hard lockdowns, has is coming out actually quite well in terms of excess deaths. _ out actually quite well in terms of excess deaths. i— out actually quite well in terms of excess deaths. t“ppp3 t“ of excess deaths. i had an inquiry within six months. that's the results. wait that's the results. so not wait three this is three years. well this this is the thing. i think not only do we peve— the thing. i think not only do we have an inquiry,-

“g i think not only do we have an inquiry, which seems to we have an inquiry, which seems polpppeppep— we have an inquiry, which seems to.limiting what— we have an inquiry, which seems to limiting what can said to be limiting what can be said epowp— to be limiting what can be said epowp-wppp— to be limiting what can be said about.which|think- to be limiting what can be said about which think is about this, which i think is very— about this, which i think is vepy epeppepep. — about this, which i think is very alarming. it's also the peop— very alarming. it's also the peep ppep— very alarming. it's also the fact that it's— very alarming. it's also the fact that it's going to run on for fact that it's going to run on pop-popp— fact that it's going to run on poplpoep-pp- fact that it's going to run on for-long-it feelsi for so long and yet it feels pppe— for so long and yet it feels like-conclusions- for so long and yet it feels like conclusions have like the conclusions have eppeepy— like the conclusions have already been— like the conclusions have already been written and that i poe-p— already been written and that i popp-ppe— already been written and that i popp-ppe pe— already been written and that i don't it's in anyone's don't think it's in anyone's pepepeep. — don't think it's in anyone's. interest. _inquiries interest. do these inquiries actually achieve anything? i was saying hour. was it saying this last hour. was it this millions of this they cost millions of pounds the time most of pounds and by the time most of them are concluded well, them are concluded as well, everything's on. so much everything's moved on. so much that you cover everything's moved on. so much that-you-cover from - that what you did cover from wpep— that what you did cover from wpep-pe— that what you did cover from wpep-pp ppe- that what you did cover from what-in the past. what happened in the past is no popper— what happened in the past is no longer relevant— what happened in the past is no longer relevant case. longer relevant in any case. pep— longer relevant in any case. pep-ppe— longer relevant in any case. and-the thing.- longer relevant in any case. and-the thing. it's- longer relevant in any case. and _the thing. it's noti and that's the thing. it's not even that a waste of even that they're a waste of time. think they're actually time. i think they're actually can quite cynical because you can be quite cynical because you have set up, you make have an inquiry set up, you make the terms of reference. so wide and potential for it going and the potential for it going on and and on for months and months and years and so you get years and years. and so you get to the government to a point where the government has up is about two has set it up is about two months ago by the time it reports another reports and there's another pandemic happening and then there's another pandemic, the heat's the heat's been taken out. the issue, held to issue, no one's being held to account. think it can it account. so i think it can be it can be an activity and actually passing rather than passing the buck rather than actually accountable. actually being held accountable. yeah. yeah. some things like ppep— yeah. yeah. some things like ppep eeep— yeah. yeah. some things like that need-need— yeah. yeah. some things like that need-need to- / yeah. some things like that need need to be looked that need to need to be looked at. that need to need to be looked ep-pp— that need to need to be looked ep-pp peppee— that need to need to be looked at.-i'd rather a- that need to need to be looked at.-i'd rather a few-

at. i think i'd rather a few peppppoe— at. i think i'd rather a few million .went- at. i think i'd rather a few million went end the million quid went to end the epepee— million quid went to end the strikes something. yeah, strikes or something. yeah, epeopwpepy. — strikes or something. yeah, absolutely. except absolutely. yeah. except more ppee—pewel than that. tom slater dawn weeeope— than that. tom slater dawn- neesom._marvellous. neesom. you've been marvellous. eee— can i say? oh, you got that ppppp. — can i say? oh, you got that ppppp. _we.- can i say? oh, you got that right. _yes. you- can i say? oh, you got that right. yes. you got that right. did i? yes. you got that ppppp— right. did i? yes. you got that epw-yow— right. did i? yes. you got that ppppp-yow pe- right. did i? yes. you got that. right.-you in-next right. we'll see you in the next pow. — right. we'll see you in the next pow. poop— right. we'll see you in the next hour. look forward _ right. we'll see you in the next hour. look forward that. hour. look forward to that. spu— hour. look forward to that. still-though,- hour. look forward to that. still though, partygate still ahead, though, partygate pweppee— still ahead, though, partygate ewepee—ppey- still ahead, though, partygate- rumbles—graylunder rumbles on and sue gray is under ppe. — rumbles on and sue gray is under ppe. .ppepe-e— rumbles on and sue gray is under fire. .there's another- fire. and there's another pyepeeppoe— fire. and there's another byelection on- fire. and there's another byelection on the fire. and there's another- byelection on the _there's byelection on the cards. there's pope—eewe-oe.i lots of political news going on. wepp— lots of political news going on. wepp-pp— lots of political news going on. wepp-pp epp - lots of political news going on. we'll-it all. this. lots of political news going on. we'll-it all. this is. we'll bring you it all. this is ppeeppeep— we'll bring you it all. this is breakfast-gb— we'll bring you it all. this is breakfast gb news -: breakfast on gb news good eeopepep— breakfast on gb news good eeopepep. ppy— breakfast on gb news good morning. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so it's quite an unsettled first half of the weekend and not much is going to change through today. this all due to this area of this is all due to this area of low pressure. we have centred out to the west of the uk , which out to the west of the uk, which is bringing up occluded fronts from the southwest and these have been a focus for thunderstorms and heavy showers. so throughout today it's going to be pretty unsettled with various heavy showers and thunderstorms across the uk and we do have two yellow thunderstorm warnings in force across many parts of england , across many parts of england, wales and northern ireland. so

do keep an eye on the weather forecast if you are out and about today. these showers will be a bit hit and miss, though. so you're in a so just because you're in a warning doesn't mean warning area doesn't mean you are guaranteed see are guaranteed to see a thunderstorm. um, outside of the showers, though , there will showers, though, there will be some spells and it's in some brighter spells and it's in this brightness will see this brightness that we will see the today. the highest temperatures today. but showers really get going as we into this evening and we go into this evening and overnight up from the overnight pushing up from the south. and these will be quite heavy showers that could form into longer thundery of into longer thundery spells of rain bringing frequent lightning, hail and strong winds at times. now, this cloud and rain does mean we're in for another warm and humid night tonight as we go into the start of monday , that rain will start of monday, that rain will start to clear away from northern scotland during monday morning, leaving some brighter skies further south to start the new working week. but we will soon see some showers developing by around mid to late morning. so the thunderstorms may be back again on monday and temperature wise as well, it'll be a similar

day on monday with highs of around 25 to maybe even locally, 26. not much is set to change, though, as we go through the new week, though, we might see showers become a little more muted as we get to wednesday and temperatures remaining fairly similar as well with highs of 24 to 25 .

rules were in force . the duchess rules were in force. the duchess of dial. meghan markle, pepoppeppy— of dial. meghan markle, reportedly on— j meghan markle, reportedly on the brink of eppepep— reportedly on the brink of eppepep e— reportedly on the brink of signing a major deal with the peeppoe— signing a major deal with the fashion brand— signing a major deal with the fashion brand and its international picnic day. so wpep— international picnic day. so wpep poppop— international picnic day. so what better excuse- international picnic day. so what better excuse to - international picnic day. so what better excuse to take part in the classic summer pastime ? in the classic summer pastime? what are your picnic essentials 7 what are your picnic essentials ? food and a blanket. that's about it. that's— ? food and a blanket. that's about it. that's all- ? food and a blanket. that's about it. that's all you- 7 : ppt“p3 that's about it. that's all you need. ppe— about it. that's all you need. ppee epeppee— about it. that's all you need. i'm stephen dixon. good morning. and i'm stephen dixon. good morning. pep pee— i'm stephen dixon. good morning. pep pee peee— i'm stephen dixon. good morning. and i'm anne diamond,— i'm stephen dixon. good morning. and i'm anne diamond, and- i'm stephen dixon. good morning. and i'm anne diamond, and this is breakfast on . is breakfast on. gb news. happy father's day. is breakfast on. gb news. happy father's my happy— cl \ happy father's day. happy father's pey. — father's day. happy father's pey. wepve— father's day. happy father's day. we've had— father's day. happy father's day. we've had some lovely messages, actually, because we

eepp— messages, actually, because we eepp ppppp— messages, actually, because we eepp ppppp ep— messages, actually, because we said right at the— messages, actually, because we said right at the beginning, pppepp— said right at the beginning, pppe-p wep— said right at the beginning, didn't we? even if your father's 90nev_ didn't we? even if your father's poeet yow— didn't we? even if your father's poeet yow eepp— didn't we? even if your father's gone, you still think of him. pow— gone, you still think of him. pow eepp— gone, you still think of him. you still think- gone, you still think of him. you still think of— gone, you still think of him. /ftp- -- p3pp terry's you still think of day. terry's beenin you still think of day. terry's been in touch, said- you still think of day. terry's been in touch, said my- /ftp- -- p3pp terry's been in touch, said my dearest pep— been in touch, said my dearest pep ppep— been in touch, said my dearest dad died when- been in touch, said my dearest dad died when i— been in touch, said my dearest dad died when i was nine years opp.— dad died when i was nine years opp. ppe— dad died when i was nine years opp. ppee sp— dad died when i was nine years old. i'm 51 now,— dad died when i was nine years old. i'm 51 now, and i miss him so old. i'm 51 now, and i miss him eo ewep.— old. i'm 51 now, and i miss him eo pewep. pe— old. i'm 51 now, and i miss him so much. he taught— old. i'm 51 now, and i miss him so much. he taught me about how to so much. he taught me about how po peve— so much. he taught me about how po peve e— so much. he taught me about how po peve e poop— so much. he taught me about how to have a good time.— so much. he taught me about how to have a good time. enjoy your job to have a good time. enjoy your top eep— to have a good time. enjoy your top eep we— to have a good time. enjoy your job and wear nice— to have a good time. enjoy your job and wear nice clothes. but eoep— job and wear nice clothes. but peoep op— job and wear nice clothes. but peoep op epp— job and wear nice clothes. but most of all, love. _ job and wear nice clothes. but most of all, love. p/pftpp t“ 3pppf.y most of all, love. yeah. tracy isn't in a lovely message. i don't know whether i'm going to get through this without blubbing, so you'll have to take oven blubbing, so you'll have to take over. she says, i spent 12 days in intensive care in january, nine of which were in a coma. i had hallucinations . had many hallucinations. however, something happened which i'm convinced was real. my dad came and sat on my bed telling me to stay here in this world with my husband and children. it wasn't time to join him yet. he died in 2009 and so i stayed here. i had a lovely dad and he is still watching over me. it's lovely . i would do over me. it's lovely. i would do you over me. it's lovely. i would do yow peow— over me. it's lovely. i would do yow peow wpep— over me. it's lovely. i would do you know what i'm— over me. it's lovely. i would do you know what i'm the- . i would do you know what i'm the whole ppoep— you know what i'm the whole ppoep op— you know what i'm the whole ppoep op eppep— you know what i'm the whole ghost or spirit thing. i don't popep— ghost or spirit thing. i don't popep peeppy— ghost or spirit thing. i don't total really know what i think epowp—

total really know what i think epowp pppe. — total really know what i think about this. but— total really know what i think about this. but things like pppe— about this. but things like pppe. p— about this. but things like this. i cannot— about this. but things like this. i cannot believe kyiv that it's this. i cannot believe kyiv that pp-e eop— this. i cannot believe kyiv that pp-e eop pwe— this. i cannot believe kyiv that pp-e eop ppwe .— this. i cannot believe kyiv that it's not true . actually, it's not true. actually, eopeepppep— it's not true. actually, something tells me i had a very epeeppep— something tells me i had a very similar experience— something tells me i had a very similar experience i was going pppowpp— similar experience i was going pppowpp pepp— similar experience i was going through hell at— similar experience i was going through hell at the time . . through hell at the time. it was just through hell at the time. it was twep pe— through hell at the time. it was twep pe ppe— through hell at the time. it was just in the early— through hell at the time. it was just in the early days- through hell at the time. it was just in the early days of my divorce, which was ghastly, and i was really upset. and it was one of those things. one of those weeks you go through where you can barely get out of bed because you can't see the point. and i was in bed having and i but i was in bed having a nap and i was really upset. and my came in and brought me my father came in and brought me a cup tea because that's a cup of tea because that's something he always do. something he always used to do. he brought me a cup of tea and put it down on my bedside table and he told me everything would be and then woke be all right. and then i woke up. was obviously a dream, up. so it was obviously a dream, except there was a there was a mug. there was there. and i don't remember taking a mug of tea with me to bed. so how did it get there? i it's just it get there? i know it's just one those things, isn't it? one of those things, isn't it? it probably. a dream . it was probably. yes, a dream. but i couldn't explain the mug. and then i didn't want to explain the mug. no, because you'd really rather prefer the dream or the. or whether it

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but i'll give— doing a lot of texting. is it me dad? but i'll give him bell on dad? but i'll give him a bell on the dad? but i'll give him a bell on ppe-ppe— dad? but i'll give him a bell on the .the drive— dad? but i'll give him a bell on the the drive home. yeah. oh the on the drive home. yeah. oh oh the on the drive home. yeah. oh op-p— the on the drive home. yeah. oh op-p peow— the on the drive home. yeah. oh oh-i know you'll- the on the drive home. yeah. oh oh i know you'll want to oh anyway i know you'll want to pepp— oh anyway i know you'll want to pepp epowp— oh anyway i know you'll want to talk about this. _ oh anyway i know you'll want to talk about this. oh,— oh anyway i know you'll want to talk about this. oh, well, my peppee. — talk about this. oh, well, my peppee. wew— talk about this. oh, well, my father. new footage has emerged talk about this. oh, well, my fatconservativetage has emerged talk about this. oh, well, my fatconservative partyias emerged talk about this. oh, well, my fat conservative party workers ged talk about this. oh, well, my fatconservative party workers atj of conservative party workers at a_ipariy_ of conservative party workers at e-peppy pe— of conservative party workers at e-peppy pe mo.- of conservative party workers at a party in 2020. while a christmas party in 2020. while peppy— a christmas party in 2020. while some pretty strict— a christmas party in 2020. while some pretty strict covid restrictions— some pretty strict covid restrictions were in place , or restrictions were in place, or at restrictions were in place, or ep peeep— restrictions were in place, or ep peeep ppey— restrictions were in place, or at least they were in place for ppe— at least they were in place for ppe peep— at least they were in place for ppe peep op— at least they were in place for the rest of us.— at least they were in place for the rest of us. _ at least they were in place for the rest of us. the- at least they were in place for the rest of us. p : t“ the rest of us. the video taken at the conservative party's headquarters shows people dancing about dancing and joking about breaking the rules. have a look at this and tell us what you think. it's party. party ends up

as an instagram— think. it's party. party ends up as an instagram live- it's party. party ends up as an instagram live as long as we poe-p— as an instagram live as long as we poe-p .— as an instagram live as long as we poe-p . weppe— as an instagram live as long as we don't . we're like . well, i'm we don't. we're like. well, i'm preppy— we don't. we're like. well, i'm ppeppy ee— we don't. we're like. well, i'm pretty sure impressive. c c pretty sure impressive. globsec . peepe— pretty sure impressive. globsec . pewpe wpep— pretty sure impressive. globsec . laura, what do you think of this? laura hmm . that one who this? laura hmm. that one who just walked past in the braces has just been ennobled to the house of lords in boris johnson's list. yeah , well, johnson's list. yeah, well, poe-p— johnson's list. yeah, well, don't stream _ johnson's list. yeah, well, don't stream it. - johnson's list. yeah, well, don't stream it. so- t“t“ - yeah, well, don't stream it. johnson's list. yeah, well, don't stream it. so you don't want people to know that we're bending the rules also on message me about that, stephen bending the rules at the time, i believe they were not rules. they were law. i think they were the law. i think you're probably right on that one, it? yeah . anyway, one, wasn't it? yeah. anyway, it's not the only partygate revelation making news this morning. on sunday says morning. the mail on sunday says leaked whatsapp messages prove that tory mp sir bernard jenkin, now he is the most senior tory on the privileges committee that condemned boris johnson , also

condemned boris johnson, also broke covid rules. well, joining us now is writer— broke covid rules. well, joining us now is writer and— cpilje j well, joining us now is writer and political eoeepeeeeoppp— us now is writer and political commentator david bolt. he's wppp— commentator david bolt. he's wppp pppe— commentator david bolt. he's with this morning . good morning. with this morning. good morning. poop— with this morning. good morning. poop peopepep— with this morning. good morning. good morning. hello. what are yow— good morning. hello. what are yowe wpep-e— good morning. hello. what are yowe wpep-e yow— good morning. hello. what are your what's your gut reaction to ppep— your what's your gut reaction to ppep vppeo-p — your what's your gut reaction to that video? my— your what's your gut reaction to that video? my gut— your what's your gut reaction to that video? .pp�*ply g-. f that video? my gut reaction is that video? my gut reaction is that it shows how completely stupid and iniquitous the rules were be enforced in the first were to be enforced in the first place how completely stupid place and how completely stupid and it that and iniquitous it was that tories that they were tories who knew that they were wrong that were wrong knew that they were unnecessary, that unnecessary, and knew that the rules effect on rules would have no effect on the lessening of deaths the the lessening of deaths made the rest suffer by them. i rest of us suffer by them. i think there's a moral cowardice at the heart of all of this, which i must say i've been saying case since 2020, saying was the case since 2020, that well known that that it was very well known that these measures totally these measures were totally unnecessary totally unnecessary and totally ineffectual and yet they were brought back again and again. people's businesses were destroyed because of it. people's and people's mental health and physical destroyed physical health was destroyed because people's lives because of it. people's lives were because it. were destroyed because of it. and therefore, to see and i think therefore, to see dance going and partying at a time when possibly people's last christmases were not being spent with loved ones because with their loved ones because they were made by force of law

not to be is sickening. what should happen as a result of all of this? i mean , you know, of this? i mean, you know, wpeppep— of this? i mean, you know, whether there _ s7 i mean, you know, whether there have been fines eep— whether there have been fines eep pppepe— whether there have been fines and things imposed on these peoppe.— and things imposed on these peoppe. p— and things imposed on these peoppe. p poe-p— and things imposed on these people, i don't know, because epeeppy— people, i don't know, because epeeppy pppe— people, i don't know, because clearly this this— people, i don't know, because clearly this this the mirror has pepeeeep— clearly this this the mirror has released this— clearly this this the mirror has released this footage now. ppey-ve— released this footage now. they've clearly— released this footage now. they've clearly had it for a popp— they've clearly had it for a poep ppee.— they've clearly had it for a long time. um,— they've clearly had it for a long time. um, but i mean, what wpep— long time. um, but i mean, what wpep poee— long time. um, but i mean, what what does strike— long time. um, but i mean, what what does strike you is shaun peppey— what does strike you is shaun peppey .— what does strike you is shaun peppey . wpo-e— what does strike you is shaun bailey , who's not— what does strike you is shaun bailey , who's not pictured in bailey, who's not pictured in ppep— bailey, who's not pictured in ppep vppeo.— bailey, who's not pictured in that video, but— bailey, who's not pictured in that video, but is in some of ppe— that video, but is in some of ppe ppowp— that video, but is in some of the group pictures. he was ppeee.— the group pictures. he was ppeee. pepe— the group pictures. he was there. he's been ennobled . ben there. he's been ennobled. ben epeppeee.— there. he's been ennobled. ben ppeppeppt wpo— there. he's been ennobled. ben mallett, who we— there. he's been ennobled. ben mallett, who we see is i think i pppep— mallett, who we see is i think i pppep ppe— mallett, who we see is i think i pppep ppee ppppp— mallett, who we see is i think i think i'm right in— mallett, who we see is i think i think i'm right in saying he's peee— think i'm right in saying he's peee opp— think i'm right in saying he's been obe no,— think i'm right in saying he's been obe no, he— think i'm right in saying he's been obe no, he got an obe he's got been obe no, he got an obe he's pop ee— been obe no, he got an obe he's pop ee opp— been obe no, he got an obe he's pop ee opp pe— been obe no, he got an obe he's got an obe he ran— been obe no, he got an obe he's got an obe he ran the mayoral eepepeppe— got an obe he ran the mayoral eepepeppe pop— got an obe he ran the mayoral campaign for shaun bailey, which was campaign for shaun bailey, which eop— campaign for shaun bailey, which eop e— campaign for shaun bailey, which was not a notable— campaign for shaun bailey, which was not a notable success. no, pp— was not a notable success. no, pp weeepp— was not a notable success. no, no, it wasn't. .he's- was not a notable success. no, no, it wasn't. he's had an no, it wasn't. so he's had an opp— no, it wasn't. so he's had an opp-epowpp- no, it wasn't. so he's had anj obe-should-be obe should should those be eppowep— obe should should those be allowed continue? allowed to continue? it's a pppepp— allowed to continue? it's a difficult question about retrospectively stripping honours, particularly when they had a reason for those had they a reason for those honours occurred after this footage taken. i mean, footage was taken. i mean, how far someone's past do far back into someone's past do you say, well, did you go and say, well, you did that thing ago and then that thing years ago and then your subsequent success shouldn't be regarded as a consequence. so no, i don't think it should be. shaun

bailey's mayoral campaign was after mr after this took place. mr mallett received for mallett received his obe for political service that took place after this. there should of course be some kind of, i think, truth and reconciliation commission about what occurred , commission about what occurred, about how what happened during 2020 and 2021 was allowed to happen , how parliament was happen, how parliament was sidelined essentially by a very small group of boris johnson and his cabinet making decisions without full parliamentary scrutiny. i think we need some kind of wiping of the slate clean in order for the nation to move on psychologically. otherwise these things will come back again and again and again because of course, newspaper papers like the mirror will have these videos, will have exchanges of text messages and will deploy them against the conservative party whenever it can, the mirror is can, because the mirror is a labour supporting paper. and equally will be equally i'm sure there will be conservative papers conservative supporting papers that have incriminating evidence about labour parties. the labour party having parties during this time which it will deploy. i mean, how long is this going to

continue? i think there is a psychological scar down the whole the nation what whole of the nation about what occurred those first two occurred in those first two years particularly that years and particularly that awful third lockdown from christmas until april of 2022, 2021. and at some point we have to say, right, this is the end of it, just as after every conflict you have to say beyond this, we will not pursue it because it will be otherwise totally damaging. but this is different it, a sense. different, isn't it, in a sense. i mean , from a personal level, i mean, from a personal level, wpepeee— i mean, from a personal level, wpepeee pve— i mean, from a personal level, whereas i've thought it's been a lot whereas i've thought it's been a pop op— whereas i've thought it's been a pop op pwee— whereas i've thought it's been a lot of fuss about— whereas i've thought it's been a lot of fuss about bit of cake. lot of fuss about a bit of cake. pppe— lot of fuss about a bit of cake. pppe ee— lot of fuss about a bit of cake. pppe ee opt— lot of fuss about a bit of cake. this as oh, now— lot of fuss about a bit of cake. this as oh, now where's that peep— this as oh, now where's that peeep eepe— this as oh, now where's that great message from, from someone. but— great message from, from someone. but it's, it's about ppe— someone. but it's, it's about the relationship— someone. but it's, it's about the relationship between the oh ppepe— the relationship between the oh ppep-e ppe— the relationship between the oh ppep-e ppe ope— the relationship between the oh that's the one darren who says pppe— that's the one darren who says pppe pee— that's the one darren who says pppe pee ppe— that's the one darren who says like me his views— that's the one darren who says like me his views have changed. pppe— like me his views have changed. pppe pe— like me his views have changed. pppe pe eow— like me his views have changed. this is now about— like me his views have changed. this is now about the relation pepweee— this is now about the relation pepweee ppe— this is now about the relation between the public and authority and between the public and authority eep ppe— between the public and authority eep ppe epeep— between the public and authority and the clear contempt for us. i pppep— and the clear contempt for us. i pppep ppep— and the clear contempt for us. i think that comes— and the clear contempt for us. i think that comes across . p/pftpp t“ think that comes across. yeah, i pppep— think that comes across. yeah, i think contempt is the word, but i don't think that this is anything new. one was able to see it throughout. well i didn't. well i'm afraid i thought we were doing the right thing. ithink thought we were doing the right thing. i think i thought we were doing the right thing. ithink i mean, i think

thing. i think i mean, i think we wowpp— thing. i think i mean, i think we would probably- “g i think i mean, i think we would probably all applaud yow— we would probably all applaud yowe ppee— we would probably all applaud yowe ppee op— we would probably all applaud yowp ppee op e— we would probably all applaud your idea of a either a truth eep— your idea of a either a truth and reconciliation commission or eopeepopy— and reconciliation commission or somebody somewhere saying we've got somebody somewhere saying we've pop po— somebody somewhere saying we've pop po ppew— somebody somewhere saying we've pop po peew e— somebody somewhere saying we've got to draw a line— somebody somewhere saying we've got to draw a line under this. pwp— got to draw a line under this. pwp pp— got to draw a line under this. pwp pp yow— got to draw a line under this. but if you lost— got to draw a line under this. but if you lost a— got to draw a line under this. but if you lost a loved one whom you— but if you lost a loved one whom yow veeep— but if you lost a loved one whom you weren't even— but if you lost a loved one whom you weren't even allowed to go eep— you weren't even allowed to go eep wepp— you weren't even allowed to go eep vpepp pe— you weren't even allowed to go and visit in hospital whilst ppoee— and visit in hospital whilst ppoee peoppe— and visit in hospital whilst those people were partying, i poe-p— those people were partying, i poe-p eee— those people were partying, i don't see how— those people were partying, i don't see how you can get ever peep— don't see how you can get ever peep wepp— don't see how you can get ever past well, you'll— don't see how you can get ever past well, you'll feel totally eep— past well, you'll feel totally eep wppeppy— past well, you'll feel totally and utterly though you've and utterly as though you've peee— and utterly as though you've peee pepee— and utterly as though you've been taken as— and utterly as though you've been taken as a— and utterly as though you've been taken as a mug by the peoppe— been taken as a mug by the peoppe wpo— been taken as a mug by the people who .the - been taken as a mug by the people who the laws under people who set the laws under wppep— people who set the laws under wppp-ppve- people who set the laws underi which-live-abide. people who set the laws under. which-live-abide. which you must live and abide. pep— which you must live and abide. peplpppep— which you must live and abide. andlthink therefore— which you must live and abide. and ithink therefore that- which you must live and abide. and ithink therefore that it's. and i think therefore that it's going be extremely difficult. going to be extremely difficult. but we must do either but we must do it. either we allow repeat and repeat allow this to repeat and repeat and some great and it becomes some great national there's going national scandal. there's going to national scandal. there's going po pe— national scandal. there's going po pe eepoe— 3: there's going to be more photographs. there's ppopeppy—peepl to be more photographs. there'sj probably _yeah, of probably more videos. yeah, of eewe-popep- probably more videos. yeah, of course going be. course there are going to be. and why i say there must and that's why i say there must at a time when as at some point be a time when as at some point be a time when as a nation, we decide that it was traumatic and it was dreadful. but this to define but do we wish this to define us? cycle logically as a nation for the next? i don't know, decade, decades, three decade, two decades, three decades? decide decades? no. or do we decide that dreadful and many that it was dreadful and many people things time people did things at the time out intentions that were out of good intentions that were we learned, totally we later learned, totally unnecessary. for instance , the unnecessary. for instance, the rule of six and most of the

social distancing rules that were in place. i don't know if you remember the absurdity of one systems petrol one way systems around petrol stations supermarkets stations and supermarkets as though any though that could have any impact whatsoever on the transmission an airborne transmission of an airborne virus for virus like this, or, for instance, sitting pub and instance, sitting in a pub and having to wear a mask to go between your table and the loo. but you're sitting your but while you're sitting at your table, covid doesn't table, of course, covid doesn't transmit. were many transmit. there were so many obvious and idiocies obvious inanities and idiocies that point think we that at some point i think we must say for our own as must say for our own sanity as a nation, that's, you know, we just it away. nobody said just put it away. nobody said eoey.— just put it away. nobody said eoey. peve— just put it away. nobody said sorry, have they?— just put it away. nobody said sorry, have they? _ just put it away. nobody said sorry, have they? well,- . nobody said sorry, have they? �*ppvppft-- sorry, have they? well, who is to and to whom? and to say sorry? and to whom? and about what? this slot for a ppep—opp. — about what? this slot for a ppep—opp. p— about what? this slot for a kick—off. i mean,- about what? this slot for a kick—off. i mean, i- about what? this slot for a kick—off. i mean, i have to say they said sorry. the problem the ppoppepe — they said sorry. the problem the ppoppepe ppep— they said sorry. the problem the ppoppepe ppep p— they said sorry. the problem the problem that i have— p: the problem the problem that i have with this eep— problem that i have with this eep ppeee— problem that i have with this and these are— problem that i have with this and these are predominantly young— and these are predominantly yowep—ppey- and these are predominantly young they often and these are predominantly. young—they often are young people, as they often are in young people, as they often are pe—ppppp.— young people, as they often are pe—ppppp. pwp- young people, as they often are in right. but these in parliament. right. but these peoppe.— in parliament. right. but these peoppe—pwp- in parliament. right. but thesei peoppe—pwp ppe people, not all of them, but the veep— people, not all of them, but the veep-op— people, not all of them, but the veep-op ppepe- people, not all of them, but the vast-of them will- people, not all of them, but the vast of them will still vast majority of them will still be vast majority of them will still pe wopppep— vast majority of them will still be working parliament. be working in parliament. ppey-pp— they'll still be having influence— they'll still be having influence how we lead our influence on how we lead our ppvee. — influence on how we lead our ppvee. pep— influence on how we lead our lives. and there— influence on how we lead our lives. and there they are ppeeppyt— lives. and there they are frankly, _the - lives. and there they are frankly, the mickey lives. and there they are- frankly,-the mickey out frankly, taking the mickey out of frankly, taking the mickey out op pp. — frankly, taking the mickey out op pp. wepp.— frankly, taking the mickey out op pp. wepp. p— frankly, taking the mickey out of it. well, i do - frankly, taking the mickey out of it. �*ppvpppft-- p:ftp - :: frankly, taking the mickey out of it. �*ppvpppft-- p:ftp -:: of it. well, i do understand the anger and i the anger. as anger and i share the anger. as i said at the top of the segment. and if it would help

for them to give a public apology, i'm sure they would. but problem well, but the problem is then, well, do every one of the do you expect every one of the 649 mp5 do you expect every one of the 649 mps who were in parliament at time, or very few of whom at the time, or very few of whom did anything say these did anything to say that these measures unnecessary measures were unnecessary to apologise? no, with notable exceptions like charles exceptions, like sir charles walker brady, walker and sir graham brady, most mps just went along with this for a quiet life. yeah, well, because i think well, yes, because i think there's are the there's still a they are the legislators, yeah, but legislators, but yeah, but there's a debate. there there's still a debate. there is. you've got-view- there's still a debate. there is. you've got-view on. is. you've got your view on wpeppep— is. you've got your view on wpeppeplwee— is. you've got your view on whether was necessary. that's whether it was necessary. that's not whether it was necessary. that's eop e— whether it was necessary. that's eop e eeppep— whether it was necessary. that's not a settled matter . �*ppvpppft-- not a settled matter. well, by eep— not a settled matter. well, by eep peppe— not a settled matter. well, by and large it is. given that sweden had the lowest no no deaths in the world. it isn't a settled it isn't— deaths in the world. it isn't a settled it isn't.settled- settled it isn't a settled peeppep. — settled it isn't a settled. peeppep. —ee settled it isn't a settled- matter._are still matter. the scientists are still sticking— matter. the scientists are still sticking to— matter. the scientists are still sticking to what— matter. the scientists are still sticking to what they say. and i have— sticking to what they say. and i have to— sticking to what they say. and i have to say,— sticking to what they say. and i have to say, .._ sticking to what they say. and i have to say, .. i— sticking to what they say. and i have to say, i. i wouldn't have been— have to say, i. i wouldn't have been comfortable— have to say, i. i wouldn't have been comfortable mingling have to say, i. i wouldn't have beermixing rtable mingling have to say, i. i wouldn't have beermixingrtainormal. ingling have to say, i. i wouldn't have beermixingrtainormal. ewing have to say, i. i wouldn't have beermixing rtainormal. and mixing as normal. but what is evidenced, though, and what you can get angry about because of evidence is that video is of the evidence is that video is what on. we know that what was going on. we know that there contempt, there was contempt, open contempt for the of us who contempt for the rest of us who were to the rules, were having to follow the rules, whether the rules were whether or not the rules were right. and i just feel at right. and i just i just feel at the end of nobody has the end of it that nobody has said has stood up. and

said nobody has stood up. and maybe boris who maybe it's boris johnson who should ages ago, maybe should have ages ago, maybe there who should should have ages ago, maybe there up who should should have ages ago, maybe there up and who should should have ages ago, maybe there up and say, ho should should have ages ago, maybe there up and say, if should should have ages ago, maybe there up and say, if we ould should have ages ago, maybe there up and say, if we got stand up and say, if we got things wrong, we're sorry, we're sorry if got wrong and sorry if we got things wrong and we the pain. but i mean, we feel the pain. but i mean, for heaven's sake, boris johnson nearly lost his own life. yeah but nobody at any any strata has said sorry . i but nobody at any any strata has said sorry. i think your point about— said sorry. i think your point about m.— said sorry. i think your point about mrjohnson_ said sorry. i think your point about mrjohnson is- z i think your point about mrjohnson is the correct about mr johnson is the correct one because ultimately an one because he was ultimately an eecute— one because he was ultimately an executive-te— one because he was ultimately an executive - he was - one because he was ultimately an executive he was the executive authority. he was the time— executive authority. he was the time-eut— executive authority. he was the time-cut ec- executive authority. he was the prime and as much as we prime minister and as much as we tute— prime minister and as much as we tuteluemcciutic— prime minister and as much as we have democratic system of have a democratic system of cabinet— have a democratic system ofi cabinet—does have a democratic system of- cabinet_does bear cabinet government, he does bear the cabinet government, he does bear tie—eut— cabinet government, he does bear tie—tut tite- the responsibility. but the pictiem— the responsibility. but the problem .that- the responsibility. but the problem that mrjohnson problem is that mrjohnson isn't renowned apologies. and renowned for his apologies. and so renowned for his apologies. and cc-te— renowned for his apologies. and cc-te witt— renowned for his apologies. and cc-te wm, i— renowned for his apologies. and so he will, i suspect, so he will he will, i suspect, net— so he will he will, i suspect, uct totter— so he will he will, i suspect, not bother doing— so he will he will, i suspect, not bother doing because he not bother doing so because he ucuitu-t— not bother doing so because he wouldn't-that— not bother doing so because he wouldn't-that it's- wouldn't think that it's anything— wouldn't think that it's anything-tel wouldn't think that it's. anything-to do wouldn't think that it's- anything-to do or that anything he needs to do or that he teete— anything he needs to do or that he bears responsibility for. he ucuit— he bears responsibility for. he ecute-it— he bears responsibility for. he ucuit-it-u- he bears responsibility for. he. would-it-a system would say, well, it was a system of would say, well, it was a system ct cutiuet— would say, well, it was a system of cabinet government. and of cabinet government. i and my cciieueuec— of cabinet government. i and my colleagues-best- colleagues made the best decisions— colleagues made the best decisions could. we got them decisions we could. we got them wen-e — decisions we could. we got them wen-e eut— decisions we could. we got them wrong. but that's— decisions we could. we got them wrong. but that's life. i don't tint— wrong. but that's life. i don't ttiutltcu-t— wrong. but that's life. i don't thinkidon't-there- wrong. but that's life. i don't think don't there is think i don't think there is a pcecitititu— think i don't think there is a possibility-that,- think i don't think there is a possibility that, although i possibility of that, although i agree— possibility of that, although i agree-you,— possibility of that, although i agree-you it— possibility of that, although i agree you, it would agree with you, it would pmbabiy— agree with you, it would. pictutiu—ttiug probably be the only thing of cutticieut— probably be the only thing ofj sufficient—bring sufficient magnitude to bring that— sufficient magnitude to bring tut-te— sufficient magnitude to bring ttut-tc cu— sufficient magnitude to bring that-to an end- sufficient magnitude to bring that to an end in our that chapter to an end in our uuticuui— that chapter to an end in our national history. _ that chapter to an end in our national history. ctzt" . national history. i don't know if i not convinced it would if i i'm not convinced it would really at this at this stage, you think much time has you think too much time has passed? i think boris's position

has changed so much that it would it would carry it would carry less weight . what about carry less weight. what about these people who say linda's said, you can't blame this particular party on boris? the staff were idiots and out of order. but boris wasn't responsible this one, which responsible for this one, which is in its own right. a fair point. is in its own right. a fair point . however, as we've been point. however, as we've been saying this morning, it is about leadership from the top and it's the typical example you would use and it might not be quite right, which if it had been in the time of margaret thatcher, they wouldn't have dared. no, write the rules ? no, because write the rules? no, because there— write the rules? no, because there ute— write the rules? no, because there was true— write the rules? no, because there was true moral- , no, because there was true moral authority. tiere— there was true moral authority. iteie vee. — there was true moral authority. there yes. and— there was true moral authority. there yes. and i— there was true moral authority. there yes. ' i: cit» . there was true moral authority. there yes. 't: cit» . there yes. and i don't think their attitude. yes down from their attitude. yes down from the top, without question. and if of, say, in if you think think of, say, in te— if you think think of, say, in tie-wetti— if you think think of, say, in the -world war,- if you think think of, say, in the world war, when king the first world war, when king ceciee — the first world war, when king ceciee tte — the first world war, when king george the fifth— the first world war, when king george the fifth gave up alcohol for george the fifth gave up alcohol tee-tuition— george the fifth gave up alcohol for-duration and— george the fifth gave up alcohol for duration and the for the duration and made the utcie— for the duration and made the whole-household- for the duration and made the whole household so to whole royal household do so to set-exempte— whole royal household do so to set-example of— whole royal household do so to set example of restrain and set an example of restrain and pretty,— set an example of restrain and pictitu-muuu- set an example of restrain and probity, many times probity, you think many times margaret— probity, you think many times margaret thatcher would lead recruiti— margaret thatcher would lead mciuiiu cu— margaret thatcher would lead mciuiiy en un— margaret thatcher would lead morally on an issue even where many— morally on an issue even where many ct— morally on an issue even where many ct tet— morally on an issue even where many of her cabinet didn't think that— many of her cabinet didn't think that there— many of her cabinet didn't think that there was— many of her cabinet didn't think that there was an— many of her cabinet didn't think that there was an issue to be tet— that there was an issue to be tet upcu. — that there was an issue to be tet upcu. eut—

that there was an issue to be led upon. but but she had that strength— led upon. but but she had that street ct— led upon. but but she had that strength of authority. and i tint— strength of authority. and i think in— strength of authority. and i think in his— strength of authority. and i think in his own way. so did mr titti— think in his own way. so did mr eiuii tint— think in his own way. so did mr blair think of— think in his own way. so did mr blair think of the— think in his own way. so did mr blair think of the iraq war, uttere— blair think of the iraq war, where there— blair think of the iraq war, where there was great dissent uittiu— where there was great dissent uittiu tite— where there was great dissent within the labour party and from ct— within the labour party and from ct tite— within the labour party and from some of the conservative party, tut—ute- some of the conservative party, tut—wee eu- some of the conservative party,| but—was an issue but he believed it was an issue of sufficient— but he believed it was an issue of sufficient stature and weight that— of sufficient stature and weight ttutlctcuit— of sufficient stature and weight that-should-on- of sufficient stature and weight that-should-on it.- of sufficient stature and weight that should on it. he that he should lead on it. he tit— that he should lead on it. he tit-i— that he should lead on it. he tit-i tint— that he should lead on it. he did i think problem did this. i think the problem comes-moral- comes back to moral responsibility. johnson is responsibility. mrjohnson is net— responsibility. mrjohnson is net-tet— responsibility. mrjohnson is not-for whom- responsibility. mrjohnson is- not-for whom-could not someone for whom one could tute— not someone for whom one could have-cert— not someone for whom one could have-ccit ct— not someone for whom one could have-sort of respect,- not someone for whom one could have sort of respect, and have that sort of respect, and ttetetcte— have that sort of respect, and therefore, .would - have that sort of respect, and therefore, would staff therefore, why would his staff or therefore, why would his staff o.-w0.n.g_ therefore, why would his staff| or-working-his or anybody working within his party— or anybody working within his putty teet— or anybody working within his party feel necessary to party feel it necessary to tciicu— party feel it necessary to follow-rules- party feel it necessary to follow rules when he follow those rules when he timceit— follow those rules when he timceit ,— follow those rules when he himself , we— follow those rules when he himself , we know, follow those rules when he himself, we know, did not. okay.— himself, we know, did not. okay, ecute.— himself, we know, did not. okay, david, good- himself, we know, did not. okay, david, good to- himself, we know, did not. okay, david, good to see you this morning. thank you very much indeed . and do let us know much indeed. and do let us know actually what you think about whether there is a way to draw the line and say we have to get beyond this, because otherwise we're you know, the debate is going to be inundated months and months it? drip, months hence, isn't it? drip, drip, with months hence, isn't it? drip, drip,-with nasty- months hence, isn't it? drip, drip,-with nasty little. drip, drip. with nasty little ctciiec— drip, drip. with nasty little stories parties. age a drip, drip. with nasty little- stories-parties. yeah. do stories about parties. yeah. do you— stories about parties. yeah. do you tutu.— stories about parties. yeah. do you know, slightly torn on you know, i'm slightly torn on that, though, as an idea, because much this is being because as much as this is being dragged out and we do get the drip, drip effect, i'm drip, drip, drip effect, i'm glad i've seen this video

because i would have been on the other side had this video not come out. i would have been on the other side of the fence still saying it's just a bit of cake, nop . this it is about cake, like nop. this it is about the contempt. it's about the contempt of these advisers and young effectively putting young people effectively putting themselves above the rest of the population action and saying well it doesn't apply to us and doesn't apply to us. the unforgivable thing- : c at: the unforgivable thing is that cieuiiy— unforgivable thing is that cieuitw wee— unforgivable thing is that clearly was the prevailing uttitute — clearly was the prevailing attitude inside cchq because where— attitude inside cchq because where were the— attitude inside cchq because where were the bosses walking in and where were the bosses walking in cut shutting— where were the bosses walking in cut ctuttiue it— where were the bosses walking in and shutting it down? they weet— and shutting it down? they weren't there. _ and shutting it down? they weren't there. got the little party— weren't there. got the little putty tighte— weren't there. got the little party lights, table covered in tect— party lights, table covered in tcct eut— party lights, table covered in tcct uwt putty,— party lights, table covered in food and party, clearly, clearly trunk— food and party, clearly, clearly tiuut. — food and party, clearly, clearly tiuut. at— food and party, clearly, clearly drunk . at least— food and party, clearly, clearly drunk. at least a— food and party, clearly, clearly drunk . p iii]. drunk. at least a couple of them crashing into that table . and crashing into that table. and yeah, bending the rules don't stream this video . honestly, stream this video. honestly, i think every single one of those people in that in that video and in the picture, there's a there's a there's a group picture of them all lying on the floor in a huddle. yeah. including with shaun bailey, who's a regular on this channel. need to get him on if he's not

answering his phone. keep ringing it please. producers and they all raising their glasses having a cheer. they all raising their glasses having a cheer . should these having a cheer. should these people have any sort of power over us now or still be working in westminster ? yeah, i honestly in westminster? yeah, i honestly wonder or at least not without stepping forward in front of a camera and apologising profusely. i don't know. i am angry. yeah. i know. i've never vou— angry. yeah. i know. i've never wcu tite— angry. yeah. i know. i've never seen you this angry.— angry. yeah. i know. i've never seen you this angry. i- a�*g yeah. i know. i've never seen you this angry. i don't get angry— seen you this angry. i don't get angry ieutiw— seen you this angry. i don't get angry really wew— seen you this angry. i don't get angry really very often, but itc— angry really very often, but it's building.— angry really very often, but it's building. we thought you might— it's building. we thought you might-town,— it's building. we thought you might down, but now you're might calm down, but now you're uctuuiiw— might calm down, but now you're uctuuiiw getting— might calm down, but now you're actually getting angrier and angry- — actually getting angrier and more angry. / more angry. yeah, ijust think it's. i'm so disgusted by it. but anyway , i don't think this but anyway, i don't think this can go on. it can't go on for mouthe— can go on. it can't go on for months eut— can go on. it can't go on for months and months- it?" gist iii" it can't go on for months and months and months it?" gt iii" it can't go on for months and months and months yet . ueuce— months and months and months yet . ueuce it.— months and months and months yet . hence can it. more— months and months and months yet . hence can it. more and more nutty— . hence can it. more and more uuctw tittie— . hence can it. more and more nasty little stories— . hence can it. more and more nasty little stories about nasty tittie— nasty little stories about nasty iittie patties— nasty little stories about nasty iittie puttiec .— nasty little stories about nasty little parties . yeah. and people little parties. yeah. and people being— little parties. yeah. and people being hypocritical. let us know what— being hypocritical. let us know what you— being hypocritical. let us know what you think. _ being hypocritical. let us know what you think. ' ”it; being hypocritical. let us know what you think. ”it; what you think. are you with angela? who says it's neverjust angela? who says it's never just been about cake? people were dying we couldn't see our dying alone. we couldn't see our families. and for the record, i missed two birthdays because of

lockdown. or are you with karen who says, i believe we should drop this now? boring. drop this now? it's boring. let us know gb at gb news dot us know. gb views at gb news dot com. let's move on to something eice— com. let's move on to something eice titt— com. let's move on to something eice that might— com. let's move on to something else that might make— ttuttt�* let's move on to something else that might make you seethe . i else that might make you seethe . i ten-t— else that might make you seethe . i ten-t knew.— else that might make you seethe . i don't know. it— else that might make you seethe . i don't know. it depends wtettei— . i don't know. it depends whether you're- . i don't know. it depends whether you're a of meghan whether you're a fan of meghan eut— whether you're a fan of meghan cut-ci— whether you're a fan of meghan cut-ct net:— whether you're a fan of meghan and or not, because we're and harry or not, because we're tott— and harry or not, because we're tcit tite— and harry or not, because we're told this _that- and harry or not, because we're told this that meghan told this morning that meghan might—u— told this morning that meghan might—u major- told this morning that meghan might a major deal might be signing a major deal witt— might be signing a major deal with tie— might be signing a major deal with the fashion— might be signing a major deal with the fashion and fragrance ccmpuuw— with the fashion and fragrance ccmpuww dict— with the fashion and fragrance company dior as— with the fashion and fragrance company dior as people close to her company dior as people close to wet ute— company dior as people close to wet in— company dior as people close to wet in u— company dior as people close to her are in a mission— company dior as people close to her are in a mission to reinvent tet- — her are in a mission to reinvent tet- vee.— her are in a mission to reinvent tet- vee. anu— her are in a mission to reinvent her. yes. and on— her are in a mission to reinvent her. yes. and on a— her are in a mission to reinvent her. “4115 ' t: iii" i: ”hit: her. yes. and on a different line, jane mcdonald could be replacing phillip schofield on dancing on ice. she's done quite wett— dancing on ice. she's done quite weii cut— dancing on ice. she's done quite weii cut ct— dancing on ice. she's done quite well out of his— wit g iii" (it; she's done quite well out of his resignation, ecueciuiiw— well out of his resignation, especially. shall we join stepiiuuie— especially. shall we join stephanie takyi? who will be utte— stephanie takyi? who will be cite te— stephanie takyi? who will be cite to ten— stephanie takyi? who will be able to tell us— stephanie takyi? who will be able to tell us more? and she is twe— able to tell us more? and she is iiwe in— able to tell us more? and she is live in monaco— able to tell us more? and she is live in monaco . _ able to tell us more? and she is live in monaco . t: g live in monaco. good morning, stephen and anne. good morning. tell us first about this big teet— tell us first about this big teui witt— tell us first about this big deal with dior,— tell us first about this big deal with dior, because why wcuit— deal with dior, because why wcuit dict— deal with dior, because why would dior be— deal with dior, because why would dior be interested in iiegtuu— would dior be interested in iiegtuu it— would dior be interested in meghan if she— would dior be interested in meghan if she if others are considering— meghan if she if others are considering her— meghan if she if others are considering her a slightly tuiutet— considering her a slightly tainted brand— considering her a slightly tainted brand ? witt“ ttttt considering her a slightly- tainted brand ? well, do you like tainted brand? well, do you like to take risk? it was only last month they announced the world's

biggest fragrance deal with johnnie depp for £20 million. and someone like johnny depp, he's had all his court case drama with amber heard and your refuse to let johnny depp go while most people dropped him , while most people dropped him, they said they'll stick with him and think with meghan, they just know that she's a talked about person. both good or bad, and they know by associating themselves with meghan , they themselves with meghan, they know the brand will in know that the brand will in itself be talked about because of association. of that close association. obviously this week we've learned about spotify dropping their deal with meghan. so for her talent agency, william morris endeavour, they know they've known for weeks actually stephen and anne, that spotify were going to drop meghan. so they know by releasing this story now, it kind of downplays all the negative press. meghan has had. and i have to admit, i think she's actually on to a winner with this project because spotify didn't work. her netflix drama didn't work with netflix called pal, but with this with a fragrance , she's just the face fragrance, she's just the face

of the fragrance. so in that sense, meghan knows how to act. she's a beautiful woman. so this is one campaign, actually think that meghan can actually be successful with? yeah, the perfume— successful with? yeah, the peitume ic— successful with? yeah, the perfume is not— ft 7 yeah, the perfume is not going to fly off the ctewec— perfume is not going to fly off the shelves in— perfume is not going to fly off the shelves in britain, though , the shelves in britain, though, is ite— the shelves in britain, though, is ite we— the shelves in britain, though, is ite we — the shelves in britain, though, is it? no no. i— the shelves in britain, though, is it? no no. ithink- the shelves in britain, though, is it? no no. i think it's definitely going to be a perfume fail. but think what's going to happen. what we're going to see is she's going to do a promo run of interviews. so in in direct, she's just going to be making the brand successful either way because sometimes about because sometimes it's all about just mentioning the brand in an interview. she'll do the campaign. she'll look beautiful . so for campaign, it will . so for the campaign, it will be a win. what does all this rebranding of her image say about her marriage? because the impiicuticu— about her marriage? because the impticuticu ic— about her marriage? because the implication is that— about her marriage? because the implication is that she's- g7 because the implication is that she's going it time— implication is that she's going it uteue new— implication is that she's going it alone now . _ implication is that she's going it alone now . witt“ it alone now. well, she has to go it alone because, you know , go it alone because, you know, the story's been told it's come out. reports have come out that meghan and harry, they don't want to talk about royal life anymore . so they've been there. anymore. so they've been there. they've done so terms

they've done that. so in terms of can't be of rebranding, she can't be focusing on royal life. she cannot seen be associated cannot be seen to be associated with harry, with all his lawsuits and all his, you know, his bid to get his own back on his bid to get his own back on his family . his bid to get his own back on his family. now, it's his family. right now, it's about about meghan and about building about meghan and anne stephen. we have to anne and stephen. we have to talk money it comes talk about money when it comes to of them. the reason why to both of them. the reason why they royal family is to they left the royal family is to become financially independent. they've done all their stuff where they've sold the book, they've the documentary, they've sold the documentary, and have to move on to and now they have to move on to their exploits. they've got their next exploits. they've got a hefty lifestyle, which is a very hefty lifestyle, which is quite costly . so when you think quite costly. so when you think about these deals, even though it is to keep them in the limelight, for to limelight, it's also for them to make money. yeah, but i'll tell you— make money. yeah, but i'll tell you what— make money. yeah, but i'll tell you what ice-t— make money. yeah, but i'll tell you what isn't it— make money. yeah, but i'll tell you what isn't it isn't- make money. yeah, but i'll tell you what isn't it isn't it- my; yeah, but i'll tell you what isn't it isn't it just tite— you what isn't it isn't it just iite titt— you what isn't it isn't it just like that south— you what isn't it isn't it just like that south park episode, though.— like that south park episode, ttcuetltucw - like that south park episode, though, - know, on though, you know, embarking on yet though, you know, embarking on wet—privacy- though, you know, embarking on wet—privacy tcuil though, you know, embarking on wet—privacy tcui ei yet another world privacy tour? i yet another world privacy tour? i tint— yet another world privacy tour? i think they— yet another world privacy tour? i think they regret saying that now because that's what people uiwuwc— now because that's what people uiwuwc uce— now because that's what people always use against— now because that's what people always use against them. 43. always use against them. you guys— always use against them. you guys stit— always use against them. you guys suit you— always use against them. you guys said you want— always use against them. you guys said you want privacy and now you're courting the press, you're courting all these different brands , but you know, different brands, but you know, you get privacy and think you can't get privacy and think that you can make money.

otherwise now. they're going otherwise now. so they're going to keep on selling their to have to keep on selling their soul. saying that, but soul. i hate saying that, but they're going to have to keep on selling soul different selling their soul to different brands paycheque. and brands to make a paycheque. and it's because think it's a shame because you think of royals as prince of other royals such as prince william kate, they don't william and kate, they don't have worry about such things. have to worry about such things. all is about being there all about is about being there for public. and for the public. and unfortunately , harry and meghan unfortunately, harry and meghan have different road. have gone down a different road. and saying this in and i hate saying this in hollywood, only get 15 hollywood, you only get 15 minutes of so for them, minutes of fame. so for them, they have to capitalise on that right and they mix right now. yes. and they mix witt— right now. yes. and they mix with tie— right now. yes. and they mix with the big— right now. yes. and they mix with the big stars— . g yes. and they mix with the big stars who've got the big— with the big stars who've got the big money— with the big stars who've got the big money don't the big money as well, don't thew— the big money as well, don't thew-tute— the big money as well, don't they?-have to- the big money as well, don't they? have to keep up their they? they have to keep up their twitt— they? they have to keep up their lavish lifestyle— they? they have to keep up their lavish lifestyle or— they? they have to keep up their lavish lifestyle or what else tute— lavish lifestyle or what else have thew— lavish lifestyle or what else have they get— lavish lifestyle or what else have they got ?_ lavish lifestyle or what else have they got ? you know, have they got? you know, they have — have they got? you know, they have to — have they got? you know, they have to pay— have they got? you know, they have to new tet— have they got? you know, they have to pay for security. “it? have to pay for security. they twe— have to pay for security. they have to — have to pay for security. they have to pay— have to pay for security. they have to pay tet— have to pay for security. they have to pay for their mansion, they have pay for childcare they have to pay for childcare for these lawsuits that for all these lawsuits that harry bringing up against the papers, it's not for free. so eventually it's all going to add up.and eventually it's all going to add up. and we know most couples are always arguing money. so always arguing about money. so to on the wall in their to be a fly on the wall in their house something. right house would be something. right now, read somewhere now, i know i read somewhere that they paid something like 17

or $18.5 million for the house in montecito. so but they've got a mortgage— in montecito. so but they've got u moitgoge ot— in montecito. so but they've got a mortgage of $14.5— :�* t so but they've got a mortgage of $14.5 million. i mean, how expensive is the toucee — mean, how expensive is the toucee cou— mean, how expensive is the house? can you- mean, how expensive is the house? ci?" mean, how expensive is the house? g�*wfit7 house? can you believe that? a mortgage of $14.5 million. it all adds up. so you think if, for instance , your offer, for instance, your offer, meghan, about £30 million for this deal that is just about covering their mortgage for a few months . yeah. blimey, few months. yeah. blimey, iiticuiouc— few months. yeah. blimey, titicuiouc .— few months. yeah. blimey, ridiculous , isn't— few months. yeah. blimey, ridiculous , isn't it?- yeah. blimey, ridiculous , isn't it? talking ridiculous, isn't it? talking about— ridiculous, isn't it? talking about living— ridiculous, isn't it? talking about living the high lifestyle. about living the hiin lifestyle. i about living the high lifestyle. i mean— about living the high lifestyle. i stepw— about living the high lifestyle. i mean, steph, you're in cannes tite— i mean, steph, you're in cannes tte otter— i mean, steph, you're in cannes the other week. _ i mean, steph, you're in cannes the other week. now you're in iioute— the other week. now you're in iioute cotto— the other week. now you're in iioute coiio .— the other week. now you're in monte carlo . next weekend you're monte carlo. next weekend you're going— monte carlo. next weekend you're going to— monte carlo. next weekend you're going to te— monte carlo. next weekend you're going to be in— monte carlo. next weekend you're going to be in glastonbury. inot-ii— going to be in glastonbury. that'll bring— going to be in glastonbury. that'll bring back down to that'll bring you back down to tonn— that'll bring you back down to tent-tet-c— that'll bring you back down to earth-let's talk— that'll bring you back down to earth let's talk real. let's earth and let's talk real. let's tott— earth and let's talk real. let's tutt jane— earth and let's talk real. let's talk jane mcdonald . should we? talk jane mcdonald. should we? wetn— talk jane mcdonald. should we? ween — talk jane mcdonald. should we? ween so— talk jane mcdonald. should we? ween so witn— talk jane mcdonald. should we? yeah so with phillip- talk jane mcdonald. should we? yeah at t: yeah so with phillip schofield leaving itv due to his whole drama about having an affair with a rona that's left a lot of gap in itv schedules and who's going to host some of their big awards. and when it came to the soap awards last week, they enlisted. jane mcdonald, who did

a fabulous job, and reports are saying in the mirror today that itv bosses are saying that jane mcdonald is being lined up to replace acas philip in dancing on ice, which starts january next year. and she'll be co co—presenting alongside holly willoughby . so think she's willoughby. so think she's a safe pair of hands. the public love her, you know, with phillip schofield , he will be hard to schofield, he will be hard to replace despite the controversy. he is a great presenter, so think itv bosses have had to think itv bosses have had to think of someone that the public will connect with. and also it's the chemistry between holly and whoever will replace phil nana think she'll work. she's the uientce — think she'll work. she's the audience. love— think she'll work. she's the audience. love her,- at she's the audience. love her, don't :�*

loving it and she's been shining on so i think it'll be on tv. so i think it'll be a breath of fresh air to see more of jane mcdonald yeah, no, she seems like a lovely person. steph, thank you very much inteet. — steph, thank you very much inteet. -cee- steph, thank you very much indeed. _see you. steph, thank you very much indeed. see you guys . indeed. good to see you guys. i'll indeed. good to see you guys. in ten— indeed. good to see you guys. in teii wou— indeed. good to see you guys. i'll tell you what— indeed. good to see you guys. i'll tell you what we should get try i'll tell you what we should get to ont— i'll tell you what we should get try one get— i'll tell you what we should get try one get igne— i'll tell you what we should get try and get jane on you know, pete— try and get jane on you know, iete nice.— try and get jane on you know, pete price, who _ try and get jane on you know, pete price, who comes into our genero— pete price, who comes into our pepeee wnen— pete price, who comes into our pepeee wnen nec— pete price, who comes into our papers when he's when he's down in ionton. — papers when he's when he's down in ionton. so— papers when he's when he's down in london. so very— papers when he's when he's down in london. so very good mates witn— in london. so very good mates witn jane— in london. so very good mates with jane mcdonald. o" with jane mcdonald. oh, we ctouiu— with jane mcdonald. oh, we should definitely try and get jane so i need to jane mcdonald on, so i need to try i need to try and swing try and i need to try and swing that one. yeah, i'll be having a wont.— that one. yeah, i'll be having a wont. tit— that one. yeah, i'll be having a wont. in te— that one. yeah, i'll be having a word. i'll be having— that one. yeah, i'll be having a word. i'll be having a- yeah, i'll be having a word. i'll be having a word. anyway.— word. i'll be having a word. anyway. w-wee— word. i'll be having a word. anyway, we've got aidan magee coming— anyway, we've got aidan magee coming-tutt— anyway, we've got aidan magee coming just moment with coming up in just a moment with all coming up in just a moment with tit-enonc— coming up in just a moment with tit-epoee ne— coming up in just a moment with all sports news. this is .

breakfast we- breakfast we salute you. breakfast- we salute you. we breakfast— we salute you. we do . nteottoet— we salute you. we do . but we we salute you. we do. but we ton-t— we salute you. we do. but we ton-t know— we salute you. we do. but we don't know entirely how a couple of don't know entirely how a couple ot peonie— don't know entirely how a couple of peoplew maggie— don't know entirely how a couple of people, maggie and russell, newe— of people, maggie and russell, nowe teen— of people, maggie and russell, nowe teen in— of people, maggie and russell, have been in touch saying prince toute— have been in touch saying prince iouic coiute. — have been in touch saying prince louis salute. that— have been in touch saying prince louis salute. that is on the nont— louis salute. that is on the tront ot— louis salute. that is on the front of the— louis salute. that is on the front of the express is a navy coiute— front of the express is a navy coiute .— front of the express is a navy salute , though— front of the express is a navy salute , though i'm not salute, though i'm not convinced.— salute, though i'm not convinced. i'm not convinced. wewe— convinced. i'm not convinced. we-we tone— convinced. i'm not convinced. we-we tone t— convinced. i'm not convinced. we've done a bit— convinced. i'm not convinced. we've done a bit of— convinced. i'm not convinced. we've done a bit of research on this during the break. and because that seems to be an raf salute, it's very high on the brow. a royal navy salute is much lower for like that, but your hand is sort of turned forward a little bit. yeah . and forward a little bit. yeah. and an army salute in britain is that and louis was doing something much more american like that, wasn't he? and he was showing the thumb and i'm just looking at a picture of prince philip a navy salute. and

philip doing a navy salute. and his hand is sort of a bit t ttttt g \.;i.. and his hand is sort of a bit more town— his hand is sort of a bit more town tite— his hand is sort of a bit more down like that— his hand is sort of a bit more down like that .— his hand is sort of a bit more down like that . yeah. so i'm down like that. yeah. so i'm coin— down like that. yeah. so i'm torn .— down like that. yeah. so i'm coin . tn— down like that. yeah. so i'm coin . in corn.— down like that. yeah. so i'm sorry . i'm sorry. maggie and sorry. i'm sorry. maggie and itucceii— sorry. i'm sorry. maggie and itucceii ic— sorry. i'm sorry. maggie and russell is still— sorry. i'm sorry. maggie and russell is still not got it iignt. — russell is still not got it ngnt. tone— russell is still not got it right. fans of- russell is still not got it right. fans of louis, as you may be. — right. fans of louis, as you may be. i— right. fans of louis, as you may be. i ton-t— right. fans of louis, as you may be. i don't know.— right. fans of louis, as you may be. i don't know. he's- right. fans of louis, as you may be. iii?" t be. i don't know. he's only five. he was doing his best. i know. iknow. five. he was doing his best. i know. i know. it's only a bit of tun.— know. i know. it's only a bit of tun. itc— know. i know. it's only a bit of tun. it-c onw— know. i know. it's only a bit of tun. it-c oniw o— know. i know. it's only a bit of fun. it's only a bit— know. i know. it's only a bit of fun. it's only a bit of- i know. it's only a bit of fun. it's only a bit of fun. but tneie— fun. it's only a bit of fun. but tnene wou— fun. it's only a bit of fun. but tneie you go. — fun. it's only a bit of fun. but there you go. ttrtt; fun. it's only a bit of fun. but there you go. itittt; tgtti fun. it's only a bit of fun. but there you go. ”iii; gt: /it there you go. there you go. you learn something new every day. you do. you do. you do. you do. i wonder if aiden knew that. morning. good morning. how are you? all right. do you know how to coiutee — you? all right. do you know how to salute? no,— you? all right. do you know how to salute? no, i— you? all right. do you know how to salute? no, i didn't. i've got a friend in the navy. i was happy to consult him afterwards. he served in the falklands. actually i was to ask actually so i was going to ask him about the salute him about the. about the salute if we didn't get to the bottom him about the. about the salute if we buti't get to the bottom him about the. about the salute if we but it get to the bottom him about the. about the salute if we but it soundsthe bottom him about the. about the salute if we but it sounds like iottom of it. but it sounds like you're. it out. you're. we've sorted it out. you've it. we've sorted you've cracked it. we've sorted it out. what's happening with the it out. what's happening with tne-iuct— it out. what's happening with the _just another- the cricket? just another amazing yesterday. mean, amazing day yesterday. i mean, we that day we didn't think that after day one kind of action one we'd see that kind of action again. had early again. when we had the early declaration which declaration 393 for eight, which was cheeky, bordering on arrogant bye on arrogant bye bye england on friday yesterday friday i was here yesterday saying, goodness might saying, goodness me that might be foolhardy move, but be quite a foolhardy move, but it didn't look that way very early took hold

early on. stuart broad took hold of the ball. he got david warner out. warner him have out. david warner and him have had a stand with had a real stand off with each other a number tests. he other over a number of tests. he was for nine runs, everyone was out for nine runs, everyone celebrating. next celebrating. then with his next delivery, he gets out. mark sorry, labuschagne two sorry, marnus labuschagne so two balls, looks balls, two out. it looks absolutely that point absolutely amazing at that point because the, edgbaston crowd because the, the edgbaston crowd is raucous. it's up on its feet and then as if life couldn't get any better, steve smith, the man i would be a real danger to i felt would be a real danger to england yesterday. he goes out off an lbw , 16 runs off ben off an lbw, 16 runs off ben stokes delivery. so an absolutely outstanding start for england. it looks for all the world as that early world as if that early declaration off. yes declaration has paid off. yes australia got 14 on on the australia got 14 runs on on the friday. course , and then friday. of course, and then incomes khawaja now all incomes usman khawaja now all england's was was good work england's work was was good work was undone 126 runs he's still not out as we come off yesterday so that's a hell of a stand by him a classy performance as well. and it all depends now whether i mean australia are now 82 runs behind and it's what happens today. now i mean we thought yesterday we might not get i've checked the get much play. i've checked the weather forecast 16 degrees at

the moment in birmingham . it the moment in birmingham. it looks could get play as looks like we could get play as late as 4:00 and will do the late as 4:00 and it will do the rain, though. it will depend on the yeah. mean, the rain. yeah. i mean, cricketers don't play even in drizzle so 3. no, no, drizzle and so 2 or 3. no, no, not not at all. it's not at all. not at all. it's a danger on the on the pitch of course. and we yesterday course. and we thought yesterday it about but with it might be about spin but with the conditions it could it might be about spin but with thea conditions it could it might be about spin but with thea time conditions it could it might be about spin but with thea time fornditions it could it might be about spin but with thea time for theions it could it might be about spin but with thea time for the seamersuld it might be about spin but with thea time for the seamers and be a time for the seamers and england have some excellent seamers. stuart broad, ollie robinson, 311 robinson, etcetera. so the 311 for five. yes england 393, for five. yes, england with 393, but for five. yes, england with 393, tut-nove— for five. yes, england with 393, tut-note to- for five. yes, england with 393, but - have to get - but they still have to get khawaja— but they still have to get khawaja-he's- but they still have to get khawaja it; but they still have to get- khawaja-he's not going khawaja out. he's not going anywhere soon. but it anywhere any time soon. but it was failure. the chances of was a failure. the chances of tnunten— was a failure. the chances of tnuntei oven— was a failure. the chances of thunder over the— ”it; the chances of thunder over the midlands is gutte— thunder over the midlands is guite-totow— thunder over the midlands is quite today, afraid. is quite high today, i'm afraid. is tnot— quite high today, i'm afraid. is tnot- — quite high today, i'm afraid. is tnot- vent.— quite high today, i'm afraid. is that- yeah. okay.- quite high today, i'm afraid. is that “it?“ c�*s/q wittt that right? yeah. okay. well, i mean, look, i still think we'll see. but see. we'll see some play, but there was profligacy out in there was some profligacy out in there was some profligacy out in the well. i mean, the field as well. i mean, people are saying, well, maybe it for bowling it was a problem for bowling later khawaja. i think later on with khawaja. i think there were opportunities missed. later on with khawaja. i think thtno were opportunities missed. later on with khawaja. i think thtno were foriortunities missed. later on with khawaja. i think thtno were foriortunities aiissed. 13 no balls for example, a competent, disciplined test competent, well disciplined test side deliver side will typically deliver maybe 2 or 3 nobles. you get 13 is very, very wasteful . and is very, very wasteful. and suddenly at the end of the day's play play yesterday, the early declaration looking quite declaration wasn't looking quite as as wide. but it just

as as wide wide. but it just shows how much it's ebbed and flow brilliant flow we're seeing a brilliant series far . flow we're seeing a brilliant series far. be a shame if the series so far. be a shame if the rain delayed things further today, i think i'm today, but i think i'm optimistic seeing some play optimistic of seeing some play in the morning. so a good opportunity moeen opportunity later on for moeen ali his his his ability. ali to show his his his ability. he got two wickets out yesterday. head yesterday. travis head and cameron . cameron green. so he's cameron. cameron green. so he's done well . and so yeah, it all done well. and so yeah, it all sets up for today but no one knows at the moment how much play knows at the moment how much play going to get. no play we're going to get. no scotland in .football- play we're going to get. no. scotland in .football perfect scotland in the football perfect ston— scotland in the football perfect cton to— scotland in the football perfect cton to .mu— scotland in the football perfect start to 2024 being start to euro 2024 being continuet— start to euro 2024 being continued. _ start to euro 2024 being continued . t start to euro 2024 being continued. t tt continued. it's brilliant. absolutely brilliant. there were 1—0 the 87th minute. 1—0 down until the 87th minute. who's norway's man? who's norway's main man? no, he's apparently they're not he's not. apparently they're not a team, but erling a one man team, but erling haaland them ahead after 53 haaland puts them ahead after 53 minutes. like minutes. it just looks like scotland are to take a 1—0 scotland are going to take a 1—0 defeat. get an defeat. but then they get an equaliser through the qpr striker the last striker who when was the last time erling haaland got upstaged by rangers striker by queens park rangers striker lyndon scores in the 87th minute. and then it's backed up by in the well. by kenny mclean in the well. a couple of minutes later, the norwich striker norwich city midfielder striker .then norwich city midfielder striker . then they win 2—1. so yeah, as you say , maximum points for you say, maximum points for them. they're six points ahead

of spain third. they beat of spain in third. they beat spain memorably on the 28th of march up at hampden park. they've for them, they've got a place for them, play they've got a place for them, play in the play them again later on in the campaign in spain, they're five points ahead of georgia as well. who they play on tuesday. it's a long it's been i think 1998 was the last time scotland qualified directly for a national tournament having to go tournament without having to go through the play offs . they did through the play offs. they did qualify for euro 2020, which was played 2020, which was played in euro 2020, which was played in euro 2020, which was played a result of played in 2021. as a result of playoff, could direct playoff, they could get direct entry great days entry this time. so great days for them, as you say, for them. for them, as you say, a 100% start and yeah , it's been a 100% start and yeah, it's been a 100% start and yeah, it's been a since the player a while since the qpr player made impression. what's made such an impression. what's happening of made such an impression. what's nuggening—ot gone i happening in the world of golf? big happening in the world of golf? nig unw— happening in the world of golf? nig day today.— happening in the world of golf? big day today-irw- happening in the world of golf? big day today. so rory mcilroy is one shot back. he hasn't won a he's played a major since 2014. he's played plenty of brilliant golf in between times. of course, he's won four majors so far. between times. of course, he's won four majors so far . and won four majors so far. and look, he's got a big, big day ahead because he's up ahead of him because he's up there scheffler, there with scottie scheffler, who's one. who's the world number one. rickie fowler and wyndham clark, going into the final day. they're the ascendancy . but they're in the ascendancy. but rory will need a good rory mcilroy will need a good day possible he day. but it's possible that he could win a major evening could win a major this evening in open , and that would

in the us open, and that would be a real feather his cap. be a real feather in his cap. well would. aiden, thank you well it would. aiden, thank you wew— well it would. aiden, thank you wen—tn- well it would. aiden, thank you wen—tn ciigntiwl very much indeed. i'm slightly i'm very much indeed. i'm slightly in ciigntiw— very much indeed. i'm slightly i'm slightly less— very much indeed. i'm slightly i'm slightly less bothered by tnece— i'm slightly less bothered by tnece two— i'm slightly less bothered by these two because it says in our notes— these two because it says in our notec nece— these two because it says in our notes here the— these two because it says in our notes here the $3.6— these two because it says in our notes here the $3.6 million tint— notes here the $3.6 million tint prize— notes here the $3.6 million first prize would be irrelevant to totn. — first prize would be irrelevant to totn. itc— first prize would be irrelevant to both. it's just— first prize would be irrelevant to both. it's just about status . us— to both. it's just about status . us went.— to both. it's just about status . us yeah, never— to both. it's just about status . us yeah, never mind- to both. it's just about status . us yeah, never mind about the money. wouldn't be irrelevant to me . nut— money. wouldn't be irrelevant to me . nut witn— money. wouldn't be irrelevant to me . but with liv— 7�*9“cg wouldn't be irrelevant to me . but with liv golf. . tttt’flty wouldn't be irrelevant to me . but with liv golf. . gittt" me. but with liv golf. liv golf. i me. but with liv golf. liv golf. i mean.— me. but with liv golf. liv golf. i tie— me. but with liv golf. liv golf. i mean, the money's money's even higher. it's huge. the merger. yeah, well, i'd go for the cheap ent— yeah, well, i'd go for the cheap end-gott— yeah, well, i'd go for the cheap ent-goit. it-t— yeah, well, i'd go for the cheap end-golf. it'd still- yeah, well, i'd go for the cheap end golf. it'd still do end of the golf. it'd still do me— end of the golf. it'd still do ne-to— end of the golf. it'd still do me-to learn— end of the golf. it'd still do me .to learn to- end of the golf. it'd still do. me .to learn to-golf me fine to learn to play golf tint.— me fine to learn to play golf tint. ween.— me fine to learn to play golf first. yeah, well,— me fine to learn to play golf first. yeah, well, this is the tioutie— first. yeah, well, this is the trouble i've— first. yeah, well, this is the trouble i've never even touched a trouble i've never even touched o—tneie- trouble i've never even touched o—tneie wou- trouble i've never even touched o—tneie wou go.| a golf stick, but there you go. now:— a golf stick, but there you go. now, news reviews aplenty from the now, news reviews aplenty from tne sunday— now, news reviews aplenty from the sunday newspapers in just a moment — the sunday newspapers in just a moment inte— the sunday newspapers in just a moment. this is— the sunday newspapers in just a moment. this is .—

gb news. it's 838. i gb news. i it's 838. good let news.— it's 838. good morning let wewe- — it's 838. good morning to you. into— it's 838. good morning to you. into ic— it's 838. good morning to you. this is breakfast— it's 838. good morning to you. this is breakfast with stephen tennon— this is breakfast with stephen lennon. shall— this is breakfast with stephen lennon. shall we— this is breakfast with stephen lennon. shall we have a look at totow-c— lennon. shall we have a look at today's newspapers— lennon. shall we have a look at today's newspapers for you? tint— today's newspapers for you? tint ot— today's newspapers for you? tint ot tit.— today's newspapers for you? first of all, have— today's newspapers for you? first of all, havellook- today's newspapers for you? first of all, havellook at. first of all, have a look at this lovely on the front this lovely photo on the front page many papers page of many of the papers today. prince william with his three windsor to three children in windsor to mark father's day. of course . so mark father's day. of course. so happy father's day to anyone watching who's a dad or has a dad.the watching who's a dad or has a dad. the mail on sunday has an extraordinary aerial view of the red over the mail and red arrows over the mail and buckingham palace. yes , today i buckingham palace. yes, today i love the red arrows— buckingham palace. yes, today i love the red arrows and- t gfltit�* t yes, today i love the red arrows and little cneetw— love the red arrows and little cneetw toun— love the red arrows and little cheeky louis says the sunday express— cheeky louis says the sunday tonnes witn— cheeky louis says the sunday express with lovely shots of the young— express with lovely shots of the young wince— express with lovely shots of the young prince stealing the show.

of young prince stealing the show. ot coune.— young prince stealing the show. of course, again,— young prince stealing the show. of course, again, all— young prince stealing the show. of course, again, all the- of course, again, all the photographers were on him, weren't they? at the trooping of the colour doing a salute, which is an american or a royal is either an american or a royal navy can't make up navy salute. we can't make up our yes the mirror our minds. yes the sunday mirror has our minds. yes the sunday mirror noc pictures— our minds. yes the sunday mirror nus pictures on— our minds. yes the sunday mirror has pictures on its— our minds. yes the sunday mirror has pictures on its front- . q3 “4113 the sunday mirror has pictures on its front page tron— has pictures on its front page tron tnot— has pictures on its front page from that bombshell video snowing— from that bombshell video showing conservative staff boozing— showing conservative staff toozing ont— showing conservative staff boozing and dancing at the neignt— boozing and dancing at the neignt ot— boozing and dancing at the height of the— boozing and dancing at the height of the p&o demic. on wot.— height of the p&o demic. on tnot. tit-s— height of the p&o demic. on that, jill's been— height of the p&o demic. on that, jill's been in touch. hi, titt— that, jill's been in touch. hi, iii sows.— that, jill's been in touch. hi, iii says i— that, jill's been in touch. hi, jill says i was— that, jill's been in touch. hi, jill says. i was of— that, jill's been in touch. hi, jill says. i was of the view tnot— jill says. i was of the view tnot we— jill says. i was of the view that we should— jill says. i was of the view that we should let the issue of nunwgote— that we should let the issue of eonwgote nest— that we should let the issue of eonwgote nest .— that we should let the issue of partygate rest . but now i'm partygate rest. but now i'm notw— partygate rest. but now i'm nutty angry— partygate rest. but now i'm nutty ongw .— partygate rest. but now i'm really angry , having seen the really angry, having seen the video— really angry, having seen the witeo ot— really angry, having seen the video of drunk— really angry, having seen the video of drunk idiots at a party- _ video of drunk idiots at a party- my— video of drunk idiots at a party. my mum died alone of cowo— party. my mum died alone of cone in— party. my mum died alone of cone in o— party. my mum died alone of covid in a care— party. my mum died alone of covid in a care home. in her test— covid in a care home. in her test tows— covid in a care home. in her test tows we— covid in a care home. in her last days we could only talk to her last days we could only talk to net tniougn— last days we could only talk to net tniougn o— last days we could only talk to her through a window. we couttn-t— her through a window. we couldn't hold— her through a window. we couldn't hold her hand or hug nen — couldn't hold her hand or hug net. i— couldn't hold her hand or hug her. i wonder— couldn't hold her hand or hug her. i wonder how— couldn't hold her hand or hug her. i wonder how many of these nwgocntes— her. i wonder how many of these hypocrites - still _ her. i wonder how many of these hypocrites still working hypocrites are still working tron— hypocrites are still working tron none. — hypocrites are still working from home. pat- hypocrites are still working from home. :�* hypocrites are still working from home. t“ i hypocrites are still working from home. i know hypocrites are still working from home. t“ i know it from home. pat cullen. i know it is o— from home. pat cullen. i know it is o toi— from home. pat cullen. i know it is o toii point. — from home. pat cullen. i know it is a fair point. we're— from home. t“ i know it is a fair point. �*vw�*tt; ”it; .cq is a fair point. we're joined by tom slater from spiked and dawn neesom, who of course, used to edit daily star. i just edit the daily star. i just wanted because jenny wanted to ask you because jenny is emailed saying is also emailed in saying the person took that video, did person who took that video, did they give it to the police or to they give it to the police or to the mirror ? which one first? the mirror? which one first? what's the rule on that? if it's

something to do with what could be crime, if you were offered be a crime, if you were offered it as a newspaper editor, would you it to the you have to show it to the police? it depends the crime police? it depends on the crime . ont— police? it depends on the crime . end i— police? it depends on the crime . end i cant— tttt;7 it depends on the crime , and i can't remember at what stage— , and i can't remember at what stage we— , and i can't remember at what stage we wee— , and i can't remember at what stage we were at— , and i can't remember at what stage we were at when that video token— stage we were at when that video taken on— stage we were at when that video was taken on, whether it was a iewei— was taken on, whether it was a iewet two. — was taken on, whether it was a iewet two. i— was taken on, whether it was a level two. i mean,— was taken on, whether it was a level two. i mean, i know the societ— level two. i mean, i know the social distances— level two. i mean, i know the social distances what social distances apply. what tutties— social distances apply. what bubbles were— social distances apply. what bubbles were allowed. i can't remember . and— bubbles were allowed. i can't remember . and the sort of like, remember. and the sort of like, you— remember. and the sort of like, you know— remember. and the sort of like, you know .— remember. and the sort of like, you know , these— remember. and the sort of like, you know , these people had you know, these people had worked— you know, these people had worked together all week. were tnew— worked together all week. were tnew tnen — worked together all week. were they then still— worked together all week. were they then still be— worked together all week. were they then still be allowed to be in we— they then still be allowed to be in tne sonne— they then still be allowed to be in the same room?— they then still be allowed to be in the same room? i mean , i in the same room? i mean, i ton-t— in the same room? i mean, i ton-t tnint— in the same room? i mean, i don't think anyone knows the answer. well,— don't think anyone knows the answer. well, this- don't think anyone knows the answer. well, this is the problem. the rules were so ont— problem. the rules were so end so— the rules were so insane and so impossible to toiiow. — insane and so impossible to follow. .shouldn't- insane and so impossible to follow. : t“ t follow. you shouldn't be cuddung follow. you shouldn't be cuddling not. cuddling up like that or not. no, of course not. and it's like its— no, of course not. and it's like it-s-onogonce— no, of course not. and it's like it's-arrogance ,— no, of course not. and it's like it's-arrogance , the- it's the arrogance, the hypocrisy— it's the arrogance, the hypocrisy and the contempt with wnicn— hypocrisy and the contempt with wnicn tnew— hypocrisy and the contempt with which they hold _ hypocrisy and the contempt with which they hold all of us. that is-neonie— which they hold all of us. that is-people annoyed. which they hold all of us. that is people annoyed . which they hold all of us. that. is-people annoyed . so is what gets people annoyed. so nucn. — is what gets people annoyed. so much. arrogance,— is what gets people annoyed. so much. ' g much. arrogance, hypocrite and contempt. let's talk about water bosses. oh, god, yes. shall we? this isn't this isn't daily star sunday. the water bosses who you know, aren't building reservoirs and aren't fixing the massive leaks in this country want us to

grass up our neighbours . yes. grass up our neighbours. yes. this is the same water bosses wno— this is the same water bosses wno neit— this is the same water bosses who paid themselves £16.8 tittion— who paid themselves £16.8 tiiiion in— who paid themselves £16.8 billion in dividends over the nest— billion in dividends over the post it— billion in dividends over the test it we — billion in dividends over the past 11 years. to— billion in dividends over the past 11 years. to be fair, it's 11 past 11 years. to be fair, it's ii wee — past 11 years. to be fair, it's it we nut— past 11 years. to be fair, it's 11 years. but in— past 11 years. to be fair, it's 11 years. but in any case, this is soutn— 11 years. but in any case, this is south east— 11 years. but in any case, this is south east water who have a nosenine— is south east water who have a nosegige ten— is south east water who have a hosepipe ban coming in next weet.— hosepipe ban coming in next week. wnicn— hosepipe ban coming in next week, which is— hosepipe ban coming in next week, which is officially the tint— week, which is officially the tint weet— week, which is officially the first week of— week, which is officially the first week of summer. and they are encouraging— first week of summer. and they are encouraging people who live in tnis— are encouraging people who live in tnis eee— are encouraging people who live in tnis i— are encouraging people who live in this area. i think it's about neit— in this area. i think it's about new e— in this area. i think it's about half a million— in this area. i think it's about half a million households in tnis— half a million households in tnis-eiee- half a million households in this-area to- half a million households in this area to grasp this particular area to grasp wnet— this particular area to grasp see what did— this particular area to grasp see what did their on their neigntoun— see what did their on their neighbours if— see what did their on their neighbours if they catch them iweeting— neighbours if they catch them tweeting tne— neighbours if they catch them breaking the hosepipe ban, tnew-we— breaking the hosepipe ban, they've actually got a hotline wnen— they've actually got a hotline wneie tnew-ie — they've actually got a hotline where they're encouraging people to nnone— where they're encouraging people to nnone-sew— where they're encouraging people to nnone-sew .— where they're encouraging people to nnone-sew . it- where they're encouraging people to phone say , if you to phone up and say, if you see wow— to phone up and say, if you see woui neigntoun— to phone up and say, if you see your neighbour watering your neighbour actually watering tneii— your neighbour actually watering their dahlias_ your neighbour actually watering their dahlias to— your neighbour actually watering their dahlias to actually phone up ent— their dahlias to actually phone up ent geese.— their dahlias to actually phone up and grasp. but the thing is going— up and grasp. but the thing is going tect— up and grasp. but the thing is going tect to— up and grasp. but the thing is going back to whole going back to the whole genwgete— going back to the whole- genwgete—weie partygate thing. people were going— partygate thing. people were toing tnet— partygate thing. people were doing that very— partygate thing. people were doing that very easily during cowo— doing that very easily during covm, weren't— doing that very easily during covid, weren't they? you did get geonie— covid, weren't they? you did get geogte ectueiiw— covid, weren't they? you did get people actually phoning up and sewing.— people actually phoning up and sewing. inw— people actually phoning up and saying, my neighbours in their tect— saying, my neighbours in their tect getten— saying, my neighbours in their back garden, they've got a mate ount — back garden, they've got a mate ount .got— back garden, they've got a mate round. .got people - back garden, they've got a mate round. got people doing that round. you got people doing that and round. you got people doing that ent—now— round. you got people doing that ent—now guicttwl round. you got people doing that and how quickly we and it's amazing how quickly we cone-tnet. — and it's amazing how quickly we cone-tnet. so— and it's amazing how quickly we come-that. so this- and it's amazing how quickly we come that. so this is this come into that. so this is this stow— come into that. so this is this stocw tesiceitw— come into that. so this is this story basically are being story basically you are being encouceget— story basically you are being- encouraged _your encouraged yet another. but your point—stennen-

point is so right stephen i neen—tossi point is so right stephen i. mean,_boss of point is so right stephen i- mean,_boss of this mean, you know the boss of this penicutec—is- mean, you know the boss of this necticuiec—is on| particular water company is on tseoooo— particular water company is on tseoooo e— particular water company is on £360,000 a year— particular water company is on £360,000 a year and you know, the £360,000 a year and you know, tne wetec— £360,000 a year and you know, the water companies, they've got tot. — the water companies, they've got tot. cignte— the water companies, they've got one job, right? get— the water companies, they've got one job, right? get clean water to — one job, right? get clean water to tene— one job, right? get clean water to us. take the— one job, right? get clean water to us. take the dirty stuff ewew. — to us. take the dirty stuff ewew. ween.— to us. take the dirty stuff away. yeah. and they just can't do away. yeah. and they just can't to it.— away. yeah. and they just can't to it. i— away. yeah. and they just can't to it. i cneen— away. yeah. and they just can't do it. i mean, they— away. yeah. and they just can't do it. i mean, they fix the teens.— do it. i mean, they fix the teens. tie— do it. i mean, they fix the leaks, fix the _ do it. i mean, they fix the leaks, fix the well, this is the ncotien. — leaks, fix the well, this is the problem. _where- leaks, fix the well, this is the problem. where all the problem. this is where all the wetec— problem. this is where all the wetec-inis- problem. this is where all the water-this is- problem. this is where all the water-this is why. water is going. this is why we've-banned.- water is going. this is why we've banned. it's not that we've got banned. it's not that eit— we've got banned. it's not that we're all wasteful— we've got banned. it's not that we're all wasteful with it, it's gust—not- we're all wasteful with it, it's| just—not running just that they are not running tneic—nconectwl their companies properly, but paying— their companies properly, but payinglsewage_ their companies properly, but paying sewage alone 400,000 sewage leaks alone tucing— 400,000 sewage leaks alone tucing 2020.— 400,000 sewage leaks alone during 2020. but— 400,000 sewage leaks alone during 2020. but what do we tnint— during 2020. but what do we tnint ot— during 2020. but what do we tnint ot tne— during 2020. but what do we think of the morality of them tetiing— think of the morality of them tetiing-gcess— think of the morality of them telling-grass up- think of the morality of them telling grass up our telling us to grass up our neighbours?— telling us to grass up our neighbours? would you do neighbours? well, would you do ite — neighbours? well, would you do ite _i— neighbours? well, would you do it? _i wouldn't. - neighbours? well, would you do it? _i wouldn't. no,- neighbours? well, would you do it? _i wouldn't. no, no,j it? no, no, i wouldn't. no, no, iwouldn't. and it? no, no, i wouldn't. no, no, i wouldn't. and also, it? no, no, i wouldn't. no, no, iwouldn't. and also, you i wouldn't. and also, as you iwouldn't. and also, as you sewing— iwouldn't. and also, as you were saying-dawn,- were saying there, dawn, you know.— were saying there, dawn, you. know—tne know, the issues throughout the wnoie — know, the issues throughout the wnoie _witn— know, the issues throughout the whole with leakages whole system with leakages and so-itee— whole system with leakages and so-itee tnet— whole system with leakages and so-idea that your- whole system with leakages and so idea that your next so on, the idea that your next toot— so on, the idea that your next door neighbour— so on, the idea that your next door neighbour and her hosepipe is door neighbour and her hosepipe nnsue-— door neighbour and her hosepipe nnsue- so— door neighbour and her hosepipe is-issue, so much- door neighbour and her hosepipe is issue, so much so is the main issue, so much so wet— is the main issue, so much so we wou— is the main issue, so much so that you should— is the main issue, so much so that you should actually dobber into— that you should actually dobber into-companies- that you should actually dobber into companies the into the water companies or the eutnocities— into the water companies or the authorities something. t authorities or something. it's ridiculous. and— authorities or something. it'sl ridiculous. and-£1,000 ridiculous. and there's £1,000 tine—get- ridiculous. and there's £1,000 tine—get tocl fine as well. you can get for toing— fine as well. you can get for toing tnet. — fine as well. you can get for doing that. t: : doing that. it's dreadful. iieenwtiie— meanwhile, they're paying themselves— meanwhile, they're paying themselves-. - meanwhile, they're paying themselves . meanwhile, they're paying. themselves-. but i meanwhile, they're paying- themselves-. but i was themselves billions. but i was i was alarmed during pandemic was alarmed during the pandemic how slipped into how easily people slipped into that twitching, that curtain twitching, snitching thing, even for things

which were relatively minor. yeah. oh my neighbour's yeah. oh my neighbyour's gone yeah. oh my neighbour's gone jogging— yeah. oh my neighbour's gone togging twice— yeah. oh my neighbour's gone jogging twice today. yeah. oh my neighbour's gone jogging twice today . yeah. 't: jogging twice today. yeah. and ectueitw— jogging twice today. yeah. and actually, anthony— jogging twice today. yeah. and actually, anthony called in about three hours hi, about three hours ago. hi, anthony. still anthony. if you're still watching, mother's watching, he said my mother's neighbours having neighbours were having friends around every other around for parties. every other weekend lockdown . weekend due through lockdown. and i remember. yeah i remember being aware of parties going on quite near me. the thing is , and quite near me. the thing is, and a of people were bending the a lot of people were bending the rules because a lot of people, certainly as a pandemic on, certainly as a pandemic went on, were maybe were aware the rules were maybe slightly of slightly nonsensical, some of them. so a lot of people were tenting— them. so a lot of people were tenting tne— them. so a lot of people were bending the rules,— so a lot of people were bending the rules, but we weent— bending the rules, but we weren't-setting. bending the rules, but we- weren't-setting them. bending the rules, but we werethat's setting them. bending the rules, but we werethat's the setting them. bending the rules, but we werethat's the difference. em. and that's the difference. ween. — and that's the difference. teen. teen.— and that's the difference. yeah. yeah, that's- and that's the difference. i/ttuti“ i/ttuti“ , g and yeah. yeah, that's right. and they risked being— yeah. yeah, that's right. and they risked being fined- i/ttuti“ i/ttuti“ , g and they risked being fined because. wett— they risked being fined because.j well,_yeah. darren well, exactly. oh yeah. darren sews— well, exactly. oh yeah. darren sews etout— well, exactly. oh yeah. darren says about-arrest- well, exactly. oh yeah. darren says about-arrest all- well, exactly. o" darren says about arrest all of says about that arrest all of ten — says about that arrest all of ten .tinet— says about that arrest all of them fined them because them and fined them because tnet-s— them and fined them because that's-happened- them and fined them because that's happened to the that's what happened to the genecei— that's what happened to the general public— that's what happened to the general public all time. general public all the time. tioooo— general public all the time. £10,000 _cases. - general public all the time. i £10,000 _cases. there general public all the time. - £10,000 _cases. there was £10,000 in some cases. there was a of students in a couple of students in nottingham. students? yeah, about 30 people. and they should get—ioni- get that money back now. tom ttsoiuteiw— get that money back now. tom absolutely, yeah.— get that money back now. tom absolutely, yeah. yeah ”it; absolutely, yeah. yeah life cuining— absolutely, yeah. yeah life wining-ot- ruining amount of money. meanwhile, talking things ruining amount of money. meathat, e, talking things ruining amount of money. meathat,theilking things ruining amount of money. meathat, the honours things ruining amount of money. meathat, the honours row,is like that, the honours row, bods like that, the honours row, boris honours list boris johnson's honours list still goes on, causing problems . it is. what's this one? so this about . it is. what's this one? so this-about charlotte- this is about charlotte owen who

is et— this is about charlotte owen who is et tne— this is about charlotte owen who is et tne cine— this is about charlotte owen who is at the ripe old— this is about charlotte owen who is at the ripe old age of 29, is going— is at the ripe old age of 29, is going to— is at the ripe old age of 29, is going to te— is at the ripe old age of 29, is going to be ennobled and join the going to be ennobled and join tne nouse— going to be ennobled and join tne nouse ot— going to be ennobled and join the house of lords as a life teen— the house of lords as a life neec. so— the house of lords as a life geec. so tnis— the house of lords as a life peer. so this is— the house of lords as a life peer. so this is initially spectet— peer. so this is initially spectet e— peer. so this is initially sparked a interest because of now— sparked a interest because of now woung— sparked a interest because of now woung sne— sparked a interest because of how young she is— sparked a interest because of how young she is and people tninting— how young she is and people tninting-tit- how young she is and people thinking-bit of- how young she is and people thinking-bit of a- thinking this is a bit of a stcenge— thinking this is a bit of a strange appointment basis strange appointment on the basis of strange appointment on the basis ot—tnen— strange appointment on the basis ot—tnen tne- strange appointment on the basis of_then, the story- strange appointment on the basis of developed:hen, the story strange appointment on the basis of developed because story strange appointment on the basis of developed because of)ry strange appointment on the basis of developed because of how how has developed because of how how tunioc— has developed because of how how tunioc it— has developed because of how how tunioc it sees— has developed because of how how junior it seems like— has developed because of how how junior it seems like she was witnin— junior it seems like she was within number— junior it seems like she was within number 10. there's within number 10. so there's guotes— within number 10. so there's quotes-neonte- within number 10. so there's quotes people saying she quotes here of people saying she was essentially— quotes here of people saying she was essentially a— quotes here of people saying she was essentially a kind of eecute— was essentially a kind of executive rather was essentially a kind of- executive - rather than was essentially a kind of- eiactually-rather than was essentially a kind of- eiactually a _rather than was essentially a kind of eiactually a special'ather than a actually a special adviser. inece-s— a actually a special adviser. there's discrepancy or there's some discrepancy or tetete— there's some discrepancy or debate about— there's some discrepancy or debate about how long she was ectueiiw— debate about how long she was ectueiiw on— debate about how long she was actually on staff— debate about how long she was actually on staff there. her tintetin— actually on staff there. her linkedin profile says one thing, the linkedin profile says one thing, tne tint— linkedin profile says one thing, tne tint ot— linkedin profile says one thing, the kind of register of number 10 the kind of register of number to sews— the kind of register of number 10 says another— the kind of register of number 10 says another there. and on we— 10 says another there. and on tne one— 10 says another there. and on the one hand,— 10 says another there. and on the one hand, this does strike nenw— the one hand, this does strike nenw geogie— the one hand, this does strike nenw geogte es— the one hand, this does strike many people as kind of odd, confusing— many people as kind of odd, contusing .— many people as kind of odd, confusing . is— many people as kind of odd, confusing . is it— many people as kind of odd, confusing . is it because he confusing. is it just because he gutte— confusing. is it just because he was quite particularly took to tnis— was quite particularly took to tnis-ege— was quite particularly took to tnis-ege tnet- was quite particularly took to this-age that he. this particular age that he tecitet— this particular age that he decided again? yes �*ftt�*wtit this particular age that he- decidedlagain? yes what makes decided to again? yes what makes her special, in other words. her so special, in other words. exactly and lot of questions exactly and a lot of questions are exactly and a lot of questions teing— exactly and a lot of questions are being raised— xtittlty and a lot of questions are being raised about that. but i are being raised about that. but i to— are being raised about that. but i to-tnet— are being raised about that. but i to-tnet tne— are being raised about that. but i do that the problem is i do think that the problem is new— i do think that the problem is ceeiiw—tocts- really the house of lords ceetiw— really the house of lords ceetiw-it-s- really the house of lordsi really.-it's-of really. i mean, it's full of geogie— really. i mean, it's full of people whose— really. i mean, it's full of people whose qualification people whose only qualification to te— people whose only qualification to te-tnet— people whose only qualification to be-that they- people whose only qualification to be that they gave to be there is that they gave tne— to be there is that they gave tne-tenw— to be there is that they gave tne-tenw oc- to be there is that they gave- the-party or-dems the labour party or the lib dems or the labour party or the lib dems o—e iot- the labour party or the lib dems o—e tot ot- or the conservatives a lot of onew — or the conservatives a lot of onew _toets- or the conservatives a lot of.

money. _loadslpeople or the conservatives a lot of. mon are-loadslpeople or the conservatives a lot of mon are there loads people or the conservatives a lot of mon are there because people or the conservatives a lot of mon are there because theytple or the conservatives a lot of mon are there because they were who are there because they were tcients— who are there because they were tcients oc— who are there because they were friends or have— who are there because they were friends or have hung around the swsten — friends or have hung around the swsten .enougt— friends or have hung around the system -enough. in - friends or have hung around the system enough. in sense. system long enough. in a sense. i system long enough. in a sense. i-nutting— system long enough. in a sense. i-nutting-to- system long enough. in a sense. i-nutting-to onel i think age putting age to one site— i think age putting age to one site-tne— i think age putting age to one side .the thought- i think age putting age to one side the thought of someone side and the thought of someone woungec—nousel side and the thought of someonej younger_ house of younger than me in the house of tons— younger than me in the house of tows—teet— younger than me in the house of lords—feel-old.. lords makes me feel very old. nut— lords makes me feel very old. nut-stit— lords makes me feel very old. but-still the— lords makes me feel very old. but-still the fact- lords makes me feel very old. but still the fact that you but it's still the fact that you tnint— but it's still the fact that you tnint wou— but it's still the fact that you think you know— but it's still the fact that you think you know the qualifications for people to ectueiiw— qualifications for people to. ectueiiw—now qualifications for people to- actually_how our actually have sway over how our iews— actually have sway over how our iews — actually have sway over how our iews mete— actually have sway over how our laws are made are— actually have sway over how our laws are made are at this laws are made are so low at this point.— laws are made are so low at this point. suceiw— laws are made are so low at this point. surely the— laws are made are so low at this point. surely the joke on point. surely the joke is on us for point. surely the joke is on us to newing— point. surely the joke is on us for having the— point. surely the joke is on us for having the-of- point. surely the joke is on us for having the of lords as for having the house of lords as it's-constituted,- it's currently constituted, cetnec— it's currently constituted,- rather_ degrade rather than stuffing it, degrade some—wow- some of the very good work done by-of_ some of the very good work done tw-ot-tocts— some of the very good work done tw-ot-tocts in- some of the very good work done by of lords in there. by some of the lords in there. i by some of the lords in there. i ween— by some of the lords in there. i i— by some of the lords in there. inneen i know— by some of the lords in there. i mean, i know-and- by some of the lords in there. i mean, i know-and theyl by some of the lords in there. . i mean, i know-and they do i mean, i know some and they do a job. they spend a fantastic job. they spend all day there committees , day there heading committees, sorting doing and sorting out, doing research and some of them take their job very seriously of turn seriously and some of them turn up and claim £300 for doing nothing. and then go and leave and nothing. and then go and leave ent-enwtning. - nothing. and then go and leave and-anything. and. and don't do anything. and i think— and don't do anything. and i think-tie— and don't do anything. and i think the problem think that's the problem with it. there some it. i think there are some obviously very committed public servants there, at the servants in there, but at the same i think would same time, i think they would be, their efforts be, you know, their efforts would either would be best spent being either elected or having elected politicians or having some bunch of some other kind of bunch of elected politicians. no, i don't think elected.— elected politicians. no, i don't think elected. _ elected politicians. no, i don't think elected. i— elected politicians. no, i don't think elected. i don't think elected just meant to be. it's meant be a revising chamber meant to be a revising chamber full of experts. but it's not. its— full of experts. but it's not. its not— full of experts. but it's not. it's not that,— full of experts. but it's not. it's not that, is— full of experts. but it's not. it's not that, is it?- but it's not. it's not that, is it? but it's

not.— it's not that, is it? but it's not-es— it's not that, is it? but it's not-es-es- it's not that, is it? but it's not.-as-as the. it's not that, is it? but it's- not.-as-as the elected not. and as bad as the elected connonslet— not. and as bad as the elected commons-at least- not. and as bad as the elected commons at least we get commons is, at least we can get rid commons is, at least we can get cit ot— commons is, at least we can get cit ot wen.— commons is, at least we can get rid of them. that's— commons is, at least we can get rid of them. that's why joe tonnson-s— rid of them. that's why joe johnson's-there. - rid of them. that's why joe johnson's there. johnson's in there. boris's tcottec— johnson's in there. boris's brother he? yeah, in brother isn't he? yeah, very. in there sister. yeah. there, sister. next. yeah. yeah. other family yeah. well other family relatives. _ yeah. well other family relatives-his- yeah. well other family relatives. his sister she relatives. but his sister she aidem_ relatives. but his sister she aidemla- relatives. but his sister she was a dem a while relatives. but his sister she- was a-dem.a while wasn't was a lib dem for a while wasn't sne. — was a lib dem for a while wasn't sne. |ton-t— was a lib dem for a while wasn't she. idon't-matters.- she. i don't think it matters. i ton-t— she. i don't think it matters. i ton-t tnint— she. i don't think it matters. i don't think matters . g don't think it matters. change uk don't think it matters. change un tec— don't think it matters. change un toc e— don't think it matters. change un toc e tit— don't think it matters. change uk for a bit as— don't think it matters. change uk for a bit as well. she- don't think it matters. g t she was a uk for a bit as well. she was a centitete. — uk for a bit as well. she was a candidate. -look- uk for a bit as well. she was a candidate. -look.the- candidate. let's look at the ninoc—ot- candidate. let's look at the mirror—of thei mirror just because of the neetiine.— mirror just because of the headline.-else| mirror just because of the- headline.-else lags headline. if nothing else lags pen— headline. if nothing else lags pen-i— headline. if nothing else lags pen-i towe— headline. if nothing else lags pen-i love this- headline. if nothing else lags pen-i love this story.| pen gags. i love this story. absolutely is a high absolutely yeah. this is a high point in suffolk. they've got a picture ronnie barker. yeah, picture of ronnie barker. yeah, absolutely doing absolutely. inmates doing porridge up for lessons porridge can sign up for lessons in to create scripts like in how to create scripts like porridge. making this porridge. i'm not making this up.the porridge. i'm not making this up. the mirror wrote that, by the . and if you remember the way. and if you remember porridge, people remember porridge. do. but porridge. of course we do. but we're. no. yeah. no oh, we're. tom. no. yeah. no oh, thank god for that. and basically , it's part of the basically, it's part of the rehabilitation course they're doing. they can also learn construction skills, food safety and like but comedy and things like that. but comedy script writing is one of the courses conjunction courses offered in conjunction with university with the open university distance learning. and i think it's i mean, a little it's i mean, it's a fun little story, but think it's a good story, but i think it's a good idea. why do anything that gets

tnen — idea. why do anything that gets tnen _in— idea. why do anything that gets tnen-in toing- them interested in doing sonetning— them interested in doingi something—or something constructive or ieecning— something constructive or ieecning-wnwl something constructive or learning why not? something constructive or. learning-why not? i learning english? why not? i mean,_about- mean, if prison is about oiwiousiw— mean, if prison is about obviously punishment, mean, if prison is about- obviously-punishment, but obviously about punishment, but etso—veeni also about rehabilitation. yeah . inen— also about rehabilitation. yeah . iten ween.— also about rehabilitation. yeah . then yeah. no,— also about rehabilitation. yeah . then yeah. no, they- also about rehabilitation. yeah . then yeah. no, they could be writing gags for you, stephen. they could . i wish i had they could. i wish i had a scriptwriter_ they could. iwish i had a scriptwriter .— they could. iwish i had a scriptwriter . well,- "ity t: i wish i had a scriptwriter . well, for the scriptwriter. well, for the gags- _ scriptwriter. well, for the gegs. so— scriptwriter. well, for the gegs. so to— scriptwriter. well, for the gags. so do we know ? i know gags. so do we know? i know a lot gags. so do we know? i know a tot ot— gags. so do we know? i know a tot ot peogte— gags. so do we know? i know a tot ot geogte get— gags. so do we know? i know a lot of people get very, very nect— lot of people get very, very net on— lot of people get very, very hard on criminals, but at the ent— hard on criminals, but at the ent ot— hard on criminals, but at the ent ot tne— hard on criminals, but at the end of the day,— hard on criminals, but at the end of the day, you either lock tnen — end of the day, you either lock tnen ltoc— end of the day, you either lock them .for the— end of the day, you either lock them .for the rest- end of the day, you either lock them for the rest their them up for the rest of their toes— them up for the rest of their iiweslwou— them up for the rest of their iiweslwou-to- them up for the rest of their lives .you -to help. them up for the rest of their lives you to help them lives or you have to help them out— lives or you have to help them out ent— lives or you have to help them come out and live— lives or you have to help them come out and live a productive tite— come out and live a productive tie in— come out and live a productive life in society. _ come out and live a productive life in society. and- come out and live a productive life in society. ' t: �*7 ”it; life in society. and if they're doing a course on written engush doing a course on written english whatever. yes, english or whatever. yes, exactly. then g yes, exactly. then obviously comedy is-innonent— exactly. then obviously comedy is-important part- exactly. then obviously comedy is important part of it. is very important part of it. ween. — is very important part of it. yeah. absolutely. is very important part of it. yeah.-absolutely. we get yeah. no, absolutely. and we get new— yeah. no, absolutely. and we get very judgemental how very judgemental, but how many of us, how many of you watching or listening now have got a relative friend or someone relative or a friend or someone who, you know, who's been to prison at point? you know, prison at some point? you know, quite few . yeah. prison at some point? you know, quite few. yeah. i must admit. quite a few. yeah. i must admit. iientec— quite a few. yeah. i must admit. iientec ot— quite a few. yeah. i must admit. iientec ot nw— quite a few. yeah. i must admit. member of my own— c: yeah. i must admit. member of my own family went to ncison— member of my own family went to ncison ent— member of my own family went to gcison ent ne— member of my own family went to prison and he was— member of my own family went to prison and he was lucky enough to to— prison and he was lucky enough to to e— prison and he was lucky enough to to e music— prison and he was lucky enough to do a music course in there ent— to do a music course in there ent ne— to do a music course in there ent ne couit— to do a music course in there and he could play- to do a music course in there and he could play the guitar in any— and he could play the guitar in any case, learned— and he could play the guitar in any case, learned to play the guitec— any case, learned to play the guitec ent— any case, learned to play the guitar and has— any case, learned to play the guitar and has now got a career in music— guitar and has now got a career in .— guitar and has now got a career in . ween.— guitar and has now got a career in music . yeah. and never, never

in music. yeah. and never, never tone— in music. yeah. and never, never tone enwtning— in music. yeah. and never, never done anything wrong. t g: done anything wrong. it's a good outcome, isn't it? that's absolutely good. and absolutely stewet— absolutely good. and absolutely stewetltne— absolutely good. and absolutely stayed .the - and - stayed on the straight and narrow. _and- stayed on the straight and narrow. _andlbitl stayed on the straight andi narrow. _andlbit of stayed on the straight and- narrow. _and lbit of ice narrow. yeah. and a bit of ice cream. yeah. it's cone too far. it's a headline. oh come on. tnis— it's a headline. oh come on. inis is— it's a headline. oh come on. this is michael— it's a headline. oh come on. this is michael gove . he's this is michael gove. he's nitting— this is michael gove. he's nitting out— this is michael gove. he's hitting out at— this is michael gove. he's hitting out at greenwich council . so— hitting out at greenwich council . so tnis— hitting out at greenwich council . so tnis stow— hitting out at greenwich council . so this story people may have tnew-we— . so this story people may have seen, they've banned ice cream on we— seen, they've banned ice cream vans on the grounds that oiwiousiw— vans on the grounds that obviously they're sat there with the obviously they're sat there with tne engine— obviously they're sat there with the engine running. so it's bad for the engine running. so it's bad to we— the engine running. so it's bad for the environment as far as tnew— for the environment as far as tnew see— for the environment as far as tnew it.— for the environment as far as they see it. and— for the environment as far as they see it. and it's just given tne— they see it. and it's just given the conservatives— they see it. and it's just given the conservatives a bit of an open— the conservatives a bit of an open goet— the conservatives a bit of an open goal, really— the conservatives a bit of an open goal, really this issue open goal, really on this issue because,-no one. open goal, really on this issue. because,-no one looks because, you know, no one looks note-tnen— because, you know, no one looks more-than someone- because, you know, no one looks more than someone who's more killjoy than someone who's tenning— more killjoy than someone who's tenning ice— more killjoy than someone who's banning ice-vans- more killjoy than someone who's banning ice vans on banning ice cream vans on environmental— banning ice cream vans on environmental grounds. think environmental grounds. i think the environmental grounds. i think. tne—councii environmental grounds. i think. tnwe—councii environmental grounds. i think. th we-stop-council environmental grounds. i think th we stop unnecessarytil is we need to stop unnecessary engine— is we need to stop unnecessary engine itiing— is we need to stop unnecessary engine idling. and— is we need to stop unnecessary engine idling. and you think tnis— engine idling. and you think tnis is— engine idling. and you think this is really— engine idling. and you think this is really and also it's the sow— this is really and also it's the stocw nece— this is really and also it's the stocw nece is— this is really and also it's the story here is kind— this is really and also it's the story here is kind of linking it togetnec— story here is kind of linking it together with— story here is kind of linking it together with with the kind of tcunteet— together with with the kind of drumbeat towards the london newocet— drumbeat towards the london mayoral election— drumbeat towards the london mayoral election . all of the two mayoral election. all of the two wings— mayoral election. all of the two tnings tnet— mayoral election. all of the two tnings tnet it— mayoral election. all of the two things that it seems like the vwrig— things that it seems like the vying conservative candidates coming— vying conservative candidates conning out— vying conservative candidates conning outwecw— vying conservative candidates coming out very strongly egeinst— coming out very strongly against, one— coming out very strongly against, one of which is ulez enension— against, one of which is ulez expansion,-the- against, one of which is ulez expansion, the other is expansion, and the other one is pro expansion, and the other one is into—ant- expansion, and the other one is two—ant it- expansion, and the other one is. pro _and it seems pro ice cream vans. and it seems tite— pro ice cream vans. and it seems tine-cout— pro ice cream vans. and it seems tine-couit te— pro ice cream vans. and it seems like could be winning

like that could be a winning ticket.— like that could be a winning ticket. e— like that could be a winning ticket, a winning ticket. there is e— ticket, a winning ticket. there is a sense, though, that kind of setig— is a sense, though, that kind of setig wnen-s— is a sense, though, that kind of sadiq khan's london office, this is-tetouc— sadiq khan's london office, this is-labour council. - sadiq khan's london office, this is labour council. it's is just a labour council. it's not—teenl not something that's been centcetiw— not something that's been centcetiw-.- not something that's been centrally-, but. not something that's been centrally , but it's centrally dictated, but it's gust— centrally dictated, but it's just interested _ centrally dictated, but it's just interested in any kind of tititow— just interested in any kind of tiiitow isn— just interested in any kind of killjoy ish authoritarian clampdown _ killjoy ish authoritarian clampdown thing going . and i clampdown thing going. and i tnint— clampdown thing going. and i tnint tne— clampdown thing going. and i think the conservatives are twing— think the conservatives are tcwing to— think the conservatives are tcwing to mete— think the conservatives are trying to make hay out of that, tetiniteiw. — trying to make hay out of that, definitely, understandably so. gust— definitely, understandably so. gust in— definitely, understandably so. gust in tos— definitely, understandably so. just in 30s dawn— definitely, understandably so. just in 30s dawn in— definitely, understandably so. just in 30s dawn in the- definitely, understandably so. "1503 i t“ t“ just in 30s dawn in the in the sun, saucy gags on baker. i know you were trying to put this one off. yeah, because i was going to mention— off. yeah, because i was going to mention your— yeah, because i was going to mention your spotted dick towe— to mention your spotted dick love-basically,— to mention your spotted dick love basically, this is the love it. basically, this is the stow.— love it. basically, this is the stocw. cignte— love it. basically, this is the story, right? prue leith has got a story, right? prue leith has got e—witn— story, right? prue leith has got e—witn nec- story, right? prue leith has got e—witn net on- story, right? prue leith has got a_with her on on| a new co—host with her on on nece— a new co—host with her on on nete oct— a new co—host with her on on nete on ent— a new co—host with her on on bake off and alison hammond, wno-s— bake off and alison hammond, wno-s wew— bake off and alison hammond, wno-s wecw tunnw. — bake off and alison hammond, who's very funny. so you did ask for who's very funny. so you did ask to it.— who's very funny. so you did ask to it. sne— who's very funny. so you did ask for it. she told— who's very funny. so you did ask for it. she told you— who's very funny. so you did ask for it. she told you that she ent— for it. she told you that she ent tcue— for it. she told you that she and prue - given - for it. she told you that she and prue given an interview and prue was given an interview sewing— and prue was given an interview sewing .— and prue was given an interview sewing . tesiceiiw— and prue was given an interview saying , basically, i'm really saying, basically, i'm really get— saying, basically, i'm really. giet—wonen saying, basically, i'm really- giet—wonen on glad i've got another woman on toect—tne- glad i've got another woman on board—the puns- glad i've got another woman on board the puns and board because all the puns and toutie— board because all the puns and double entendres_ board because all the puns and double entendres the men were coming— double entendres the men were coming-witn.— double entendres the men were coming with, didn't coming up with, i didn't understand— coming up with, i didn't understand them. coming up with, i didn't- understand-them. so understand most of them. so tnings— understand most of them. so things—bottoms. understand most of them. so things bottoms and things like soggy bottoms and tnings— things like soggy bottoms and tnings-tnet. — things like soggy bottoms and things that. should things like that. should i stop no— things like that. should i stop stennen— things like that. should i stop now? stephen it's not often i'm tost— now? stephen it's not often i'm iost toi— now? stephen it's not often i'm lost for words— now? stephen it's not often i'm lost for words . _ now? stephen it's not often i'm lost for words . ctttt: lost for words. honest to god, you're never coming back . you're

you're never coming back. you're neven you're never coming back. you're never, ever coming back on this show till the next time. until the next time. yeah. see you next friday. lovely. thank you both very much indeed . we'll both very much indeed. we'll talk now actually, about something that stephen and i like, but yes, we do. dawn, i know. doesn't— like, but yes, we do. dawn, i know. doesn't and- t «tilt? ttttt dawn, i know. doesn't and that's picnics.— know. doesn't and that's picnics. weird- know. doesn't and that's picnics. weird because it is inteet— picnics. weird because it is inteet one— picnics. weird because it is indeed one of— picnics. weird because it is indeed one of the nation's tewoucite— indeed one of the nation's favourite summer pastimes . “4113 favourite summer pastimes. yes ant— favourite summer pastimes. yes ant it— favourite summer pastimes. yes ant it is— favourite summer pastimes. yes and it is national— favourite summer pastimes. yes and it is national picnic- favourite summer pastimes. yes and it is national picnic week and we're wondering if there's a wrong or a right to wrong or a right way to celebrate the alfresco tradition. lisa hartle went to find out from gorillas in london zoo to people enjoying it across the world, a picnic is a tradition dating back to the early 19th century national picnic week celebrates the alfresco dining, which comes in many forms. philip sykes from the many forms. philip sykes from tne ncitisn— many forms. philip sykes from the british school— many forms. philip sykes from the british school of- “nutty philip sykes from the british school of etiquette sews— the british school of etiquette sews tnece-s— the british school of etiquette says there's no _ the british school of etiquette says there's no right or wrong way— says there's no right or wrong wew to— says there's no right or wrong wew to to— says there's no right or wrong wew to to it.— says there's no right or wrong way to do it, but— says there's no right or wrong way to do it, but there are many tittecent— way to do it, but there are many tittecent wews— way to do it, but there are many different ways here— way to do it, but there are many different ways here the different ways here in the unitet— different ways here in the united kingdom . �*fttt; united kingdom. we all love to go and have a picnic somewhere. it's whether it be, you know, a couple of sandwiches in a bit of tin foil or whether you want to go above and beyond and, you know, your beautiful array

know, take your beautiful array of sort of of hampers and that sort of thing really pack up thing and really pack up according people'staste thing and really pack up according people's taste buds according to people's taste buds and how they love to what they love to engage with, what do they like to drink with their picnic? what time of the day are they to picnic? and they going to picnic? and recently was fortunate recently i was fortunate enough to hampton palace, to go to hampton court palace, where you to a show and where you go to a show and a concert, but beforehand you have got grounds your disposal got the grounds at your disposal to have your picnic. and some people have blankets on the floor. some people have brought deckchairs tables. deckchairs and gorgeous tables. i saw a couple the other i even saw a couple the other night very smartly dressed, and they maybe were celebrating an anniversary some sort because anniversary of some sort because they had the table pristinely beautiful dressed and they were eating rather in a rather what one would deem as a sort of restaurant style. so picnics are very flexible. you don't. there's no sort of one fits a specific scenario. it's very, very flexible in how you want to orchestrate your picnic. i asked philip what the royals might do for a picnic . philip what the royals might do for a picnic. there are quite a few scenarios with the royals in the sense that i suppose horses for courses if they were going

to a smart event such as royal ascot, they might have a private box or a private area where they've set up a beautiful dining tables and or not dining, but outdoor, beautiful outdoor chairs and a nice tablecloth, white tablecloth with with proper cutlery and potentially , proper cutlery and potentially, i would imagine, crystal glasses and that sort of thing. a gentleman's etiquette book teting— gentleman's etiquette book teting tect— gentleman's etiquette book dating back to— gentleman's etiquette book dating back to 1870 shows eitcesco— dating back to 1870 shows alfresco feasting has somewhat cnenget— alfresco feasting has somewhat cnenget eecn— alfresco feasting has somewhat changed each gentleman should eneetwcou to— changed each gentleman should endeavour to do— changed each gentleman should endeavour to do his utmost to be enusing— endeavour to do his utmost to be enusing on— endeavour to do his utmost to be amusing on these— endeavour to do his utmost to be amusing on these occasions if he is nes— amusing on these occasions if he is nes e— amusing on these occasions if he is nes e nusicei— amusing on these occasions if he is has a musical instrument and wew.— is has a musical instrument and gtew. tet— is has a musical instrument and gtew. iet nin— is has a musical instrument and can play, let him bring it. for insencet— can play, let him bring it. for insencet e— can play, let him bring it. for instance, a comet— can play, let him bring it. for instance, a comet which is barely tolerated in a private drawing room, picnics can also be good for your mental health. things like top three tips exercise wise,— things like top three tips exercise wise, getting out in ntu— exercise wise, getting out in ntu ent— exercise wise, getting out in nature and emotional connection , nature and emotional connection . teiting— nature and emotional connection . teiting to— nature and emotional connection , talking to people. �*7 , talking to people. so if you think— , talking to people. so if you think about going on a picnic , think about going on a picnic, often it involves walking in nature to get where you're going on the picnic. you usually with

other people. so you're talking and you're emotionally connected and you're emotionally connected and you're emotionally connected and you're out in nature. so you've got that sense of being grounded , of being mindful. you grounded, of being mindful. you know, the stresses of day to day life are gone because you're they're usually in a beautiful spot. so all those senses and all those things that we really need to make us feel emotionally settled are there at a picnic , settled are there at a picnic, whether it's tinfoil sandwiches or a hamper on a heath with summer just beginning, there's plenty of time to get outdoors and enjoy this. centuries old tcetition— and enjoy this. centuries old tradition. lisa— and enjoy this. centuries old tradition. lisa hartle- m: centuries old tradition. lisa hartle gb news tonton— tradition. lisa hartle gb news tonton. on.— tradition. lisa hartle gb news london. oh, quite fancy . ' london. oh, quite fancy. a picnic. wow— london. oh, quite fancy. a picnic. now take- london. oh, quite fancy. ' it it. now take your umbrella picnic. now take your umbrella witn— picnic. now take your umbrella witn wou. — picnic. now take your umbrella witn wou. newto— picnic. now take your umbrella with you. maybe today- it it. now take your umbrella with you. : t it it. now take your umbrella with you. iitiy : t t with you. maybe today because it is going to . the likelihood of is going to. the likelihood of thunder is big. apparently a bit of thunder is big. apparently a bit ot tcizzie— thunder is big. apparently a bit ot tcizzie is— thunder is big. apparently a bit of drizzle is all— thunder is big. apparently a bit of drizzle is all right— i:it; :ig apparently a bit of drizzle is all right though. i of drizzle is all right though. i ton-t— of drizzle is all right though. i ton-t nint— of drizzle is all right though. i don't mind. so— of drizzle is all right though. i don't mind. so it's thunder. so i don't mind. so it's thunder. so-cein— i don't mind. so it's thunder. so-cein it— i don't mind. so it's thunder. so-rain if you're- i don't mind. so it's thunder. so-rain if you're not. so it's big rain if you're not careful. if you're not lucky, i note— careful. if you're not lucky, i we wou— careful. if you're not lucky, i we wou ee— careful. if you're not lucky, i we wou — careful. if you're not lucky, i hope you are. there- t if you're not lucky, i hope you are. ”iitt; igit:i t if you're not lucky, i hope you are. “it"it; igit:i ' hope you are. there you go. and we will tell you about the weather right now. good morning. my weather right now. good morning. my name is rachel as welcome weather right now. good morning. myyourie is rachel as welcome weather right now. good morning. myyour latest achel as welcome weather right now. good morning. myyour latest achel as weatherome to your latest gb news weather tocecest—

to your latest gb news weather forecast brought— to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the wet— forecast brought to you by the met octice — forecast brought to you by the met office so _ forecast brought to you by the met office so it's— forecast brought to you by the met office so it's quite an unsetttet— met office so it's quite an unsettled first— met office so it's quite an unsettled first the unsettled first half of the weetent— unsettled first half of the weekend and— unsettled first half of the weekend and not much going to weekend and not much is going to cnenge— weekend and not much is going to cnenge tncougn— weekend and not much is going to change through today. this is all change through today. this is eti tue— change through today. this is eti tue to— change through today. this is all due to this— change through today. this is all due to this area of low gcessuce . we— all due to this area of low pressure . we have centred out to pressure. we have centred out to the pressure. we have centred out to tne-ot— pressure. we have centred out to tne-ot tne— pressure. we have centred out to tne-ot tne ut— pressure. we have centred out to the of the uk which is the west of the uk which is winging— the west of the uk which is tcinging ug— the west of the uk which is bringing up occluded fronts from the southwest— bringing up occluded fronts from the southwest and— bringing up occluded fronts from the southwest and these have teen— the southwest and these have teen e— the southwest and these have teen e tocus— the southwest and these have been a focus for— the southwest and these have been a focus for thunderstorms ent— been a focus for thunderstorms ent neeww— been a focus for thunderstorms and heavy showers. so throughout totew— and heavy showers. so throughout totew its— and heavy showers. so throughout totew it-s going— and heavy showers. so throughout totew it-s going to— and heavy showers. so throughout today it's going to be pretty unsettiet— today it's going to be pretty unsettled with— today it's going to be pretty unsettled with various heavy sowenn— unsettled with various heavy sowenn ent — unsettled with various heavy showers and thunderstorms across the showers and thunderstorms across tne ut— showers and thunderstorms across tne ut .— showers and thunderstorms across tne ut . ant— showers and thunderstorms across tne ut . ant we— showers and thunderstorms across the uk . and we do— showers and thunderstorms across the uk . and we do have two the uk. and we do have two weiiow— the uk. and we do have two yellow thunderstorm warnings in tone— yellow thunderstorm warnings in force across many— yellow thunderstorm warnings in force across many parts of tngtent— force across many parts of england, wales- force across many parts of england, wales and northern iceient. — england, wales and northern iceient. so— england, wales and northern ireland. so do— england, wales and northern ireland. so do keep an eye on tne— ireland. so do keep an eye on tne weetnec— ireland. so do keep an eye on the weather forecast if you are out— the weather forecast if you are out ent— the weather forecast if you are out and about— the weather forecast if you are out and about today. these sowenn— out and about today. these showers will— out and about today. these showers will be— out and about today. these showers will be a bit hit and nns— showers will be a bit hit and tnougn. — showers will be a bit hit and miss, though. so— showers will be a bit hit and miss, though. so just because wou-e— miss, though. so just because wou-e in— miss, though. so just because woue in e— miss, though. so just because you're in a warning area doesn't mean are guaranteed see mean you are guaranteed to see a tnuntentocn.— thunderstorm, um, outside of the sowenn— thunderstorm, um, outside of the snowen—wiit- thunderstorm, um, outside of the showers _will be i showers, though, there will be some brighter— showers, though, there will be some brighter spells and it's in tnis—tnet— some brighter spells and it's in tnis—tnet we- some brighter spells and it's in| this—that we-see this brightness that we will see the this brightness that we will see tne—totewi this brightness that we will seei tne—totew . the highest temperatures today. but the highest temperatures today. nut sowenn— the highest temperatures today. but showers really get going as we-tnis— but showers really get going as we-this evening- but showers really get going as we this evening and we go into this evening and owecnignt— we go into this evening and owecnignt .— we go into this evening and overnight, pushing we go into this evening and overnight , pushing the overnight, pushing up from the sown.— overnight, pushing up from the soutn. ant— overnight, pushing up from the south. and these— overnight, pushing up from the south. and these will be quite neeww— south. and these will be quite heavy showers— south. and these will be quite heavy showers that could form into— heavy showers that could form

into iongec— heavy showers that could form into longer thundery spells of ten— into longer thundery spells of winging— into longer thundery spells of rain bringing frequent tigntning.— rain bringing frequent lightning, hail and strong winds at lightning, hail and strong winds et tines— lightning, hail and strong winds et tines .— lightning, hail and strong winds et tines . wow— lightning, hail and strong winds at times . now this cloud and at times. now this cloud and ten— at times. now this cloud and toes— at times. now this cloud and rain does mean— at times. now this cloud and rain does mean we're in for enotnec— rain does mean we're in for enotnec — rain does mean we're in for another warm and humid night. ionignt— another warm and humid night. ionignt es— another warm and humid night. ionignt es we— another warm and humid night. tonight as we go— another warm and humid night. tonight as we go into the start of tonight as we go into the start ot iiontew— tonight as we go into the start ot iiontew .— tonight as we go into the start of monday , that— tonight as we go into the start of monday , that rain will start of monday, that rain will start to cieec— of monday, that rain will start to cieec ewew— of monday, that rain will start to clear away from northern scotient— to clear away from northern scotland during— to clear away from northern scotland during monday morning, teewing— scotland during monday morning, ieewing sone— scotland during monday morning, leaving some brighter skies tunnec— leaving some brighter skies further south— leaving some brighter skies further south to— leaving some brighter skies further south to start the new wocting — further south to start the new wocting weet— further south to start the new wocting weet .— further south to start the new working week . but we will soon working week. but we will soon see some showers— working week. but we will soon see some showers developing by ecount— see some showers developing by ecount nit— see some showers developing by ecount nit to— see some showers developing by around mid to late— see some showers developing by around mid to late morning. so the thunderstorms— around mid to late morning. so the thunderstorms may be back egein— the thunderstorms may be back egein on— the thunderstorms may be back again on monday.— the thunderstorms may be back again on monday. and temperature wise— again on monday. and temperature es wett— again on monday. and temperature wise as well, it'll— again on monday. and temperature wise as well, it'll be— again on monday. and temperature wise as well, it'll be a similar day— wise as well, it'll be a similar tew on— wise as well, it'll be a similar tew on iiontew— wise as well, it'll be a similar day on monday with highs of ecount— day on monday with highs of ecount 25— day on monday with highs of around 25 to— day on monday with highs of around 25 to maybe even locally, 26, around 25 to maybe even locally, to. not— around 25 to maybe even locally, to. not nucn— around 25 to maybe even locally, 26, not much is— around 25 to maybe even locally, 26, not much is set— around 25 to maybe even locally, 26, not much is set to change, tnougn.— 26, not much is set to change, tnougn. es— 26, not much is set to change, tnougn. es we— 26, not much is set to change, tnougn. es we go— 26, not much is set to change, though, as we go through the new weet— though, as we go through the new weet tnet— though, as we go through the new week we we— though, as we go through the new week that we might see showers tecone— week that we might see showers tecone e— week that we might see showers become a little— week that we might see showers become a little more muted as we get to— become a little more muted as we get to wetnestew.— become a little more muted as we get to wednesday. and temperatures remaining fairly siniien— temperatures remaining fairly similar-well— temperatures remaining fairly similar well with highs of 24 similar as well with highs of 24 to 25— similar as well with highs of 24 to 25 .— similar as well with highs of 24 to no . goin— similar as well with highs of 24 to 25 . join me— similar as well with highs of 24 to 25 . join me camilla tominey to 25. join me camilla tominey non— to 25. join me camilla tominey tnon stoo— to 25. join me camilla tominey tnon one on— to 25. join me camilla tominey from 9.30 on sunday morning . from 9.30 on sunday morning. vou— from 9.30 on sunday morning. you set— from 9.30 on sunday morning. you set then—

from 9.30 on sunday morning. you sat there too— from 9.30 on sunday morning. you sat there too long- from 9.30 on sunday morning. you sat there too long for- from 9.30 on sunday morning. you sat there too long for all the good you have done. in the name of god, go 18 months after dramatically calling for him to step down as prime minister tory bigwig david davis gives us his tory bigwig david davis gives us nis tene— tory bigwig david davis gives us nis tete on— tory bigwig david davis gives us his take on boris— tory bigwig david davis gives us his take on boris johnson's nesignetion— his take on boris johnson's resignation and— his take on boris johnson's resignation and after the arrest of resignation and after the arrest ot wicoie— resignation and after the arrest of nicola sturgeon , anas sarwar, of nicola sturgeon, anas sarwar, teeten— of nicola sturgeon, anas sarwar, teeten ot— of nicola sturgeon, anas sarwar, teeten ot tne— of nicola sturgeon, anas sarwar, leader of the scottish labour party _ leader of the scottish labour nenw. teiis— leader of the scottish labour party, tells us— leader of the scottish labour party, tells us what he thinks is next— party, tells us what he thinks is next ton— party, tells us what he thinks is next for scottish politics. tit— is next for scottish politics. tit tnet— is next for scottish politics. all that and _ is next for scottish politics. all that and more with me, ceniiie— all that and more with me, camilla tominey from 930 on suntew— camilla tominey from 930 on sunday morning— camilla tominey from 930 on sunday morning .—

good morning to you. it's 9:00 on sunday, the 18th of june. today may well party guest roles on as video now emerges of conservative staffers at a party. whilst covid rules were in once— party. whilst covid rules were in tonce .— party. whilst covid rules were in force , prince— whilst covid rules were in force , prince william turns in force, prince william turns his attention— in force, prince william turns his attention to— in force, prince william turns his attention to homelessness, neweeiing— his attention to homelessness, revealing plans— his attention to homelessness, revealing plans to build social nousing— revealing plans to build social nousing on— revealing plans to build social housing on his— revealing plans to build social housing on his private estate. in housing on his private estate. in e— housing on his private estate. in e nec— housing on his private estate. in a rare interview— housing on his private estate. in a rare interview and- housing on his private estate. in a rare interview and it's father's day, so we'd love to hear what it means to you and how you'll be celebrating your dad today . morning to you, i'm dad today. morning to you, i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond, and this is breakfast on gb news news. diamond, and this is breakfast on gb news news . we've been on gb news news. we've been talking about salutes this

morning a little bit because there's a picture on the sunday express of prince louis. everyone's going, oh, look at him. and he's saluting, but he's not doing the right salute, which i pointed out. i who which i pointed out. i mean, who cares? not doing an cares? well, he's not doing an army— cares? well, he's not doing an army seiute. — cares? well, he's not doing an army salute. he's— itgtitit;37 well, he's not doing an army salute. it; ' i: itgtitit;37 well, he's not doing an army salute. i: army salute. he's not. and some people got into it saying he's doing salute. but doing a navy salute. but actually is actually a navy salute is more like like that. an like it's more like that. an raaf salute is even higher, wnicn— raaf salute is even higher, wnicn is— raaf salute is even higher, which is interesting. but but. so which is interesting. but but. so-go.— which is interesting. but but. so-go. nut— which is interesting. but but. so-go. nut newe- which is interesting. but but. so-go. but dave and. so here we go. but dave and stewe— so here we go. but dave and stewe newe— so here we go. but dave and steve have-been- so here we go. but dave and steve have been in touch steve have both been in touch ent— steve have both been in touch ent sewing.— steve have both been in touch ent sewing-wou— steve have both been in touch and saying, you know the and saying, do you know the reason for-palm- and saying, do you know the reason for palm down, palm reason for the palm down, palm town— reason for the palm down, palm town wew— reason for the palm down, palm down navy salute.— reason for the palm down, palm down navy salute. whereas the otnen— down navy salute. whereas the otnen ones— down navy salute. whereas the other ones that— down navy salute. whereas the other ones that are palms up tite— other ones that are palms up tine-it— other ones that are palms up like-it originates- other ones that are palms up like it originates from like that, it originates from engine— like that, it originates from engine stokers_ like that, it originates from engine stokers who have blackened— engine stokers who have blackened palms from shovelling coei— blackened palms from shovelling coei-nein— blackened palms from shovelling coei-nein town- blackened palms from shovelling coal palm down salute had coal so the palm down salute had tinw— coal so the palm down salute had tinw geins— coal so the palm down salute had tinw geins es— coal so the palm down salute had tinw geins es e— coal so the palm down salute had dirty palms as a mark of respect for dirty palms as a mark of respect ton senio— dirty palms as a mark of respect for senior officers.— dirty palms as a mark of respect for senior officers. and steve sews— for senior officers. and steve sews eti— for senior officers. and steve says all military— for senior officers. and steve says all military salutes were tnunts— says all military salutes were thumbs down.— says all military salutes were thumbs down. palm forward like tnet— thumbs down. palm forward like we untit— thumbs down. palm forward like we untii .— thumbs down. palm forward like that until . queen— thumbs down. palm forward like that until . queen elizabeth, the that until. queen elizabeth, the tint— that until. queen elizabeth, the tinst wisitet— that until. queen elizabeth, the first visited navy— that until. queen elizabeth, the first visited navy ship and was tisgustet— first visited navy ship and was tisgustet by— first visited navy ship and was disgusted by the _ first visited navy ship and was disgusted by the tar contaminated hands of the seiions— contaminated hands of the sailors and— contaminated hands of the sailors and that's why they're tnown — sailors and that's why they're tnown es— sailors and that's why they're known as jack— sailors and that's why they're

known as jack tar or jack jack oeten. — known as jack tar or jack jack oeten. on.— known as jack tar or jack jack oeten. on. so— known as jack tar or jack jack qatar. oh, so there- known as jack tar or jack jack qatar. o" ”iitt; known as jack tar or jack jack qatar. giti qatar. oh, so there you go. known as tars. you see? you know it eit. — known as tars. you see? you know it all. brilliant. so there's a reason behind all the different shapes of salutes. we thought prince louis was doing an american salute because that's what yeah, but what it looked like. yeah, but maybe well, maybe maybe he was trying. well, maybe he it for he was just trying it out for fun. yeah no, i like that . fun. yeah no, i like that. interesting one about picnics teceuse— interesting one about picnics teceuse its— interesting one about picnics because it's national picnic weet— because it's national picnic weet anete— because it's national picnic week arade dam in stockport sews.— week arade dam in stockport sews. my— week arade dam in stockport saysi my biggest— week arade dam in stockport says, my biggest bugbear is geogie— says, my biggest bugbear is geogte wno— says, my biggest bugbear is geogte wno to— says, my biggest bugbear is people who do not clean up take ewew— people who do not clean up take ewew-nuttisn.— people who do not clean up take away rubbish, leaving it away their rubbish, leaving it for-wildlife— away their rubbish, leaving it for wildlife quite right . for the wildlife quite right. wot— for the wildlife quite right. not guite— for the wildlife quite right. not quite right. take away your nuttist— not quite right. take away your nuttisn. so— not quite right. take away your rubbish. so there— not quite right. take away your rubbish. so there you go. there was something— rubbish. so there you go. there was something else. oh, here you go. gust— was something else. oh, here you go. iust e— was something else. oh, here you go. iust e guict— was something else. oh, here you go. just a quick one.— was something else. oh, here you go. just a quick one. this is a bit go. just a quick one. this is a tit ot— go. just a quick one. this is a tit ot e— go. just a quick one. this is a bit of a mish— go. just a quick one. this is a bit of a mish mash of views, but teiting— bit of a mish mash of views, but we're talking about— bit of a mish mash of views, but we're talking about paternity teewe— we're talking about paternity leave earlier— we're talking about paternity leave earlier on. o" giti leave earlier on. oh, that's got you going. has got you- leave earlier on. o" giti giti g has got you going. you going. has got you going. ant— you going. has got you going. ant tnis— you going. has got you going. and this campaign— giti g has got you going. and this campaign has wanting six weeks— and this campaign has wanting six weeks paid— and this campaign has wanting six weeks paid paternity leave. teen-e — six weeks paid paternity leave. leave. rebecca _ six weeks paid paternity leave. leave. rebecca says you choose to newe— leave. rebecca says you choose to have children— leave. rebecca says you choose to have children .— leave. rebecca says you choose to have children . they're your to have children. they're your responsibility— to have children. they're your responsibility .— to have children. they're your responsibility . so why should responsibility. so why should connenies— responsibility. so why should companies all— responsibility. so why should companies all the government newe— companies all the government newe to— companies all the government newe to suggon— companies all the government have to support you take unpaid teewe— have to support you take unpaid teewe it— have to support you take unpaid teewe it wou— have to support you take unpaid leave if you want—

have to support you take unpaid leave if you want it . there you leave if you want it. there you go-— leave if you want it. there you go. i— leave if you want it. there you go. i son— leave if you want it. there you go. i sont ot— leave if you want it. there you go. i sort of tend— leave if you want it. there you go. i sort of tend to agree with wou.— go. i sort of tend to agree with wou. — go. i sort of tend to agree with wou. i— go. i sort of tend to agree with wou. i sent— go. i sort of tend to agree with wou. i sent ot— go. i sort of tend to agree with you. i sort of do. i- go. i sort of tend to agree with you. i:iti i think you. i sort of do. i think tnetis— you. i sort of do. i think that's really— you. i:iti i think that's really asking a bit you. at i think that's really asking a bit much. asking— that's really asking a bit much. tsting ton— that's really asking a bit much. tsting ton six— that's really asking a bit much. asking for six weeks, paid getennitw— asking for six weeks, paid paternity leave. i just don't now— paternity leave. i just don't now now— paternity leave. i just don't see how how employers as schools we spoke— see how how employers as schools we spoke to— see how how employers as schools we spoke to e— see how how employers as schools we spoke to a school— see how how employers as schools we spoke to a school teacher who wentet— we spoke to a school teacher who wentet it.— we spoke to a school teacher who wentet it. tut— we spoke to a school teacher who wanted it, but how— we spoke to a school teacher who wanted it, but how would schools cone— wanted it, but how would schools cone it— wanted it, but how would schools cope it ewew— wanted it, but how would schools cope if every time— wanted it, but how would schools cope if every time one has a betw— cope if every time one has a new tne— cope if every time one has a baby, the partner— cope if every time one has a baby, the partner takes getennitw— baby, the partner takes paternity leave of six weeks? inet— paternity leave of six weeks? we wouit— paternity leave of six weeks? that would almost be an entire tenn — that would almost be an entire tenn nuinet— that would almost be an entire tenn nuinet. — that would almost be an entire term ruined . yeah,- that would almost be an entire term ruined. / that would almost be an entire term ruined . i/it;3:�*

. but yours certainly aren't. robert says who's going to pay this money? the person trying to run a business, maybe? yeah. because it's you know, it's going cost a lot of money, going to cost a lot of money, isn't just is. going to cost a lot of money, isn't just is . anyway, keep isn't it? just is. anyway, keep your views coming through on that. gb cbnnews.com. that. gb views cbnnews.com. you've lots in you've been sending lots in about well. the new about this as well. the new footage of footage that's emerged of conservative party workers at a christmas party in 2020, while covid restrictions were still in place. now the video is taken at the conservative party's headquarters and it shows people dancing and joking about breaking the rules . take dancing and joking about breaking the rules. take a dancing and joking about breaking the rules . take a look breaking the rules. take a look and see breaking the rules. take a look ent wnet— breaking the rules. take a look and see what you— breaking the rules. take a look and see what you think- g take a look and see what you think . t and see what you think. it's a party— and see what you think. it's a pentw ttet— and see what you think. it's a pentw ttet ente— and see what you think. it's a party that ends up as an instagram live as long as we don't . we're like . well, i'm don't. we're like. well, i'm pretty sure impressive. globsec . laura what do you think of this? laura well, having a lovely time, aren't they? yeah. and some people are-

t ”i3t;" t sity7 yeah. and some people are really incenset— and some people are really incensed and— and some people are really incensed and it's not the only genwgete— incensed and it's not the only partygate revelation that's neting— partygate revelation that's neting news— partygate revelation that's making news this morning . �*iftiit; making news this morning. we tnew— making news this morning. we tnew tne— making news this morning. we know the mail— making news this morning. we know the mail on— making news this morning. we know the mail on sunday- making news this morning. we know the mail on sunday says that it has leaked whatsapp messages proving that tory mp sir bernard jenkin, now he sat on the privileges committee that condemned boris johnson. well, he also broke covid rules , he also broke covid rules, according to these messages, isn't it? joining us now is gb wews— isn't it? joining us now is gb news presenter— t t7 joining us now is gb news presenter camilla tominey. nette— news presenter camilla tominey. neiio tnece. — news presenter camilla tominey. hello there. good— news presenter camilla tominey. hello there. good morning.- hello there. good morning. hello. what's your gut reaction when you saw that? i mean, it just when you saw that? i mean, it tust toots— when you saw that? i mean, it just looks terrible— when you saw that? i mean, it just looks terrible and- $37 i mean, it just looks terrible and there's teen— just looks terrible and there's teen tnis— just looks terrible and there's been this argument, hasn't ttene— been this argument, hasn't tee. in— been this argument, hasn't there, in the— been this argument, hasn't there, in the week because of tne— there, in the week because of. tne—neton the privileges committee report into—wnic- the privileges committee report into—wniie we- into boris johnson while we were cunning— into boris johnson while we were cunning-countnw— into boris johnson while we were running country actually running the country but actually tnese— running the country but actually tnese-tust— running the country but actually these .just people- running the country but actually these just people running these are just people running these are just people running tne—tenw- these are just people running tne—tenw .- these are just people running tne—tenw . sol these are just people running. the—party , so they the conservative party, so they ton-t—excusel the conservative party, so they totecus—e .| the conservative party, so they. don't—excuse . you don't even have that excuse. you toot— don't even have that excuse. you toot-tete— don't even have that excuse. you look-date stamp- don't even have that excuse. you look date stamp and you look at the date stamp and you ttint— look at the date stamp and you think,-december- look at the date stamp and you think, december 20, think, oh, was it december 20, 21?-december- think, oh, was it december 20, 21? december 20th, 21? no, it was december 20th, 20.— 21? no, it was december 20th, to. teen.— 21? no, it was december 20th, to. teen. tite— 21? no, it was december 20th, 20. yeah. like that— 21? no, it was december 20th, 20. yeah. like that first nonnitic— 20. yeah. like that first horrific christmas where we were all horrific christmas where we were eti-tuntew— horrific christmas where we were all turkey miserably by all eating turkey miserably by ourselves-own- all eating turkey miserably by ourselves own families . ourselves and our own families. so ourselves and our own families. so i— ourselves and our own families. so i-it— ourselves and our own families. so i-it witt— ourselves and our own families. so i-it will incense- so i think it will incense teotie— so i think it will incense teotte .— so i think it will incense teotte . ant— so i think it will incense people . and know there's an people. and i know there's an engunent— people. and i know there's an argument—look,- people. and i know there's an. argument—look, we're argument for saying, look, we're all argument for saying, look, we're eti oen— argument for saying, look, we're all over partygate— argument for saying, look, we're all over partygate because it was-years-nowl was several years ago now and weiwe—tnt- was several years ago now and weiwe—tnt i- was several years ago now and weiwe—tnt i toi we've all moved on. and i do tnint— we've all moved on. and i do tnint-guite— we've all moved on. and i do think quite legitimate to

think it's quite legitimate to say— think it's quite legitimate to sew-ectuetiw— think it's quite legitimate to say actually right now say that actually right now teotie— people are much more concerned etout—netes- people are much more concerned etout—netes ent| about their mortgage rates and ten— about their mortgage rates and tnein enengw— about their mortgage rates and their energy-how- about their mortgage rates and their energy how they get their energy bills. how they get tnnougn— their energy bills. how they get tnnougn tne— their energy bills. how they get through the next— their energy bills. how they get through the next year. if you're cunning— through the next year. if you're nunning e— through the next year. if you're running a business. i mean, this is tne— running a business. i mean, this is tne otnen— running a business. i mean, this is the other-that- running a business. i mean, this is the other that keeps on is the other thing that keeps on teing— is the other thing that keeps on teing nisset— is the other thing that keeps on being missed by— is the other thing that keeps on being missed by the government. teet— being missed by the government. teen-teting— being missed by the government. keep talking people's keep on talking about people's nousenoit— household incomes. what about tusinesses— household incomes. what about businesses _facingl businesses that are also facing nuge— businesses that are also facing nuge-in— businesses that are also facing nuge-in tnein— businesses that are also facing huge-in their own- businesses that are also facing huge in their own bills, huge hikes in their own bills, in weges— huge hikes in their own bills, in weges .— huge hikes in their own bills, in weges . is— huge hikes in their own bills, in wages , is being crippled by in wages, is being crippled by the in wages, is being crippled by tne cost— in wages, is being crippled by tne cost ot— in wages, is being crippled by the cost of living— in wages, is being crippled by the cost of living ? and i have the cost of living? and i have tne— the cost of living? and i have tne guests— the cost of living? and i have tne guests on— the cost of living? and i have the guests on that. i have. and twe— the guests on that. i have. and we got— the guests on that. i have. and in gotlgneet— the guests on that. i have. and i've gotlgreat line- the guests on that. i have. and i've got great line up. so i'm i've got a great line up. so i'm steeting— i've got a great line up. so i'm steeting to— i've got a great line up. so i'm speaking to levelling up iiinisten— speaking to levelling up minister gove, speaking to levelling up. minister-gove, who minister michael gove, who otwiousiw—tel minister michael gove, who- obviously_be asking obviously i'm going to be asking etout— about that mirror footage, but eiso— about that mirror footage, but also-bernard— about that mirror footage, but also bernard jenkin also the bernard jenkin invitation. _ also the bernard jenkin invitation. boris in general, ent— invitation. boris in general, ent wnene— invitation. boris in general, and where the— invitation. boris in general, and where the tories are going , and where the tories are going, if and where the tories are going, it enwwtene— and where the tories are going, if anywhere. now— and where the tories are going, if anywhere. now that there's teen—tnet- if anywhere. now that there's been _that there'si been announced that there's going— been announced that there's going to— been announced that there's going to te— been announced that there's going to be another by—election etten—stoot- after david warburton stood town. — after david warburton stood. down.-we're-to after david warburton stood- down.-we're-to be down. yeah so we're going to be esting— down. yeah so we're going to be esting-tnet— down. yeah so we're going to be asking that awfulness. asking about that awfulness. it's asking about that awfulness. its-et— asking about that awfulness. itis-et tne— asking about that awfulness. it's at the moment it's it's a little at the moment it's not— it's a little at the moment it's not get.— it's a little at the moment it's not gneet. so— it's a little at the moment it's not great. so i'll— it's a little at the moment it's not great. so i'll asking not great. so i'll be asking iiicneei— not great. so i'll be asking michael gove— not great. so i'll be asking michael gove about all that, eiso— michael gove about all that, etso esting— michael gove about all that, also asking david davis about all also asking david davis about eii—in— also asking david davis about eit—in nint- also asking david davis about all—in mind, youi all that bearing in mind, you know.— all that bearing in mind, you know-teen— all that bearing in mind, you know,-been_a know, he's been around for a tong.— know, he's been around for a tong—ne- know, he's been around for a tong—ne wes- long, long time. he was a ninisten— long, long time. he was a minister in— long, long time. he was a minister in 1997. does it feel as minister in 1997. does it feel es tet— minister in 1997. does it feel es tet es— minister in 1997. does it feel es tet es ti— minister in 1997. does it feel as bad as 97 for— minister in 1997. does it feel as bad as 97 for him the as bad as 97 for him on the backbenches_ as bad as 97 for him on the backbenches because it's feeling tnet— backbenches because it's feeling we teti— backbenches because it's feeling we tete i— backbenches because it's feeling that bad? i think— backbenches because it's feeling

that bad? i think out here in tne— that bad? i think out here in tne coit— that bad? i think out here in tne cott. in— that bad? i think out here in the cold, in the— that bad? i think out here in the cold, in the cold light of tew. — the cold, in the cold light of tew. so— the cold, in the cold light of tew. so wet— the cold, in the cold light of day. so we'll be— the cold, in the cold light of day. so we'll be discussing all of day. so we'll be discussing all ot ttet— day. so we'll be discussing all ot tnet. wno.— day. so we'll be discussing all of that. also, interestingly non— of that. also, interestingly from labour,— of that. also, interestingly from labour, i've got anas senwen— from labour, i've got anas senwen on— from labour, i've got anas sarwar on the— from labour, i've got anas sarwar on the labour leader in scotient— sarwar on the labour leader in scotient .— sarwar on the labour leader in scotland . now— sarwar on the labour leader in scotland . now there's some scotland. now there's some tnet-s— scotland. now there's some that's interesting, it? that's interesting, isn't it? wett— that's interesting, isn't it?- wett—iignt well, it's interesting. in light of well, it's interesting. in light. ot—nesignetion of nicola sturgeon's resignation , which— of nicola sturgeon's resignation , which-sort— of nicola sturgeon's resignation which-son of— of nicola sturgeon's resignation , which sort of been buried , which has sort of been buried by the— , which has sort of been buried by the bad— , which has sort of been buried by the bad news— , which has sort of been buried by the bad news around boris johnson— by the bad news around boris johnson this— by the bad news around boris johnson this week, where the snp are johnson this week, where the snp in— johnson this week, where the snp are in relation— johnson this week, where the snp are in relation to— johnson this week, where the snp are in relation to labour, is really— are in relation to labour, is really critical— are in relation to labour, is really critical because there's potting— really critical because there's some polling in— really critical because there's some polling in the sunday times suggesting— some polling in the sunday times snggssnng tnn— some polling in the sunday times snggssnng nnnn ny— some polling in the sunday times suggesting that by the of suggesting that by the end of the suggesting that by the end of nns—nnnsnn- suggesting that by the end of the—labour party. the decade the labour party sonn— the decade the labour party song-26— the decade the labour party could .26 seats- the decade the labour party could 26 seats in scotland could have 26 seats in scotland or could have 26 seats in scotland on 26— could have 26 seats in scotland on 26 sens— could have 26 seats in scotland on 26 seats in— could have 26 seats in scotland or 26 seats in parliament nnnssnnng— or 26 seats in parliament representing their party in ssonnnn— representing their party in scotland so— representing their party in scotland so to— representing their party in scotland so to speak. that would nnsn— scotland so to speak. that would nnsn wipe— scotland so to speak. that would nnsn wipe onn— scotland so to speak. that would then wipe out the— scotland so to speak. that would then wipe out the snp of course, sssnnnn-s— then wipe out the snp of course, scotland's critical— then wipe out the snp of course, scotland's critical to secure sterner-s— scotland's critical to secure starmer's chances of success. us so starmer's chances of success. us so sns— starmer's chances of success. us so the implosion— starmer's chances of success. us so the implosion of— starmer's chances of success. us so the implosion of nicola sturgeon— so the implosion of nicola sturgeon, while it might seem uns— sturgeon, while it might seem gk. n-s— sturgeon, while it might seem like it's doing— sturgeon, while it might seem like it's doing the tories a favour— like it's doing the tories a favour because— like it's doing the tories a favour because they've had onongn— favour because they've had onongn on— favour because they've had enough of her— favour because they've had enough of her and her independence campaign , it's independence campaign, it's nngon—nononnl independence campaign, it's hugely labour and hugely benefiting labour and it's hugely benefiting labour and n-s nngon— hugely benefiting labour and it's hugely benefiting labour's oonoosn— it's hugely benefiting labour's chances-winning— it's hugely benefiting labour's chances winning 2024, chances of winning in 2024, nnon— chances of winning in 2024, nnon-ins— chances of winning in 2024, which it's interesting which is why it's interesting nnon— which is why it's interesting nnon yon— which is why it's interesting when you hear— which is why it's interesting when you hear the snp in what they— when you hear the snp in what they-sav— when you hear the snp in what onoy-soy onn- they have to say and particularly- they have to say and particularly noticed they have to say and particularly-noticed in particularly you noticed it in nnos—

particularly you noticed it in woos—,- particularly you noticed it in. pmqs_, actually pmqs on wednesday, actually onoy-no— pmqs on wednesday, actually they're attacking— pmqs on wednesday, actually they're attacking the labour party— they're attacking the labour pony—nonesl they're attacking the labour- party_tories. yes, party more than the tories. yes, boso— party more than the tories. yes, booonso-bnoy— party more than the tories. yes, because they obviously because i think they obviously see because i think they obviouslyi similar as well with highs of 24 to so _rnors— similar as well with highs of 24 see-more-threat see labour as more of a threat onn— see labour as more of a threat ono-bnobobb— to 25 .-more-threat| see labour as more of a threat ont— see labour as more of a threat and probably right and that's probably the right way— and that's probably the right wonoony- n- and that's probably the right way mean, if you're up way to go. i mean, if you're up in sound— way to go. i mean, if you're up in scotland and— way to go. i mean, if you're up in scotland and you're left loaning,— in scotland and you're left leaning, where— in scotland and you're left leaning, where do you go.7 leaning, where else do you go.7 noybo— leaning, where else do you go? maybe—democrats. maybe the liberal democrats nbgnb— maybe the liberal democrats- nbgnn—oonbngn maybe the liberal democrats- might but—campaign maybe the liberal democrats might but they're campaign maybe the liberal democrats might but they're never campaign maybe the liberal democrats might but they're never alwaysign there, but they're never always boon—n-sl been overly successful. it's annoys— been overly successful. it's. annoys—son always been a race on the left bobnoon— always been a race on the left bobnoon-ono- always been a race on the left between-and the - always been a race on the left between and the snp. so between labour and the snp. so wo-oo-b— between labour and the snp. so wo-oo-n bo— between labour and the snp. so we're to be discussing all we're going to be discussing all nnon— we're going to be discussing all nnon .— we're going to be discussing all nnon n noon— we're going to be discussing all that. i mean, it's— we're going to be discussing all that. i mean, it's the first nno— that. i mean, it's the first nno noo— that. i mean, it's the first time i've michael that. i mean, it's the first time i've-michael on time i've had michael gove on no— time i've had michael gove on bno—bo- time i've had michael gove on bno—bo askl time i've had michael gove on. bno—bo osn nbn the show. i also want to ask him aboun— the show. i also want to ask him about nts— the show. i also want to ask him about his role— the show. i also want to ask him about his role in— the show. i also want to ask him about his role in boris's tountott— about his role in boris's- downfall. _ know, about his role in boris's- downfall._know, back downfall. i mean, you know, back in downfall. i mean, you know, back tn—ntn- downfall. i mean, you know, back tn—ntn tn- downfall. i mean, you know, back tn—ntn tn tnol in 2016 he stabbed him in the boot,— in 2016 he stabbed him in the boob-no— in 2016 he stabbed him in the back,-he wasn't- in 2016 he stabbed him in the back, he wasn't to be back, said he wasn't fit to be ntno— back, said he wasn't fit to be ntno-vou- back, said he wasn't fit to be prime _you know, i back, said he wasn't fit to be prime you know, only back, said he wasn't fit to be- prime _you know, only a prime minister. you know, only a ton—no— prime minister. you know, only a ton—no os- prime minister. you know, only a few—he was saying. prime minister. you know, only a few he was saying he few weeks ago he was saying he not— few weeks ago he was saying he not too— few weeks ago he was saying he not tot tno— few weeks ago he was saying he had led the country really well tnnougn— had led the country really well through-which- had led the country really well through _whichlit?- through covid, which is it? ntonoot— through covid, which is it? michael-be— through covid, which is it? michael be question. michael will be a question. and tnon— michael will be a question. and non—boots.- michael will be a question. and tnon—bovts. t- michael will be a question. and then—davis. i think then i want david davis. i think as then i want david davis. i think os o nno— then i want david davis. i think as a kind-hair- then i want david davis. i think as a kind-hair to- then i want david davis. i think as a kind hair to take as a kind of grey hair to take us tnnougn— as a kind of grey hair to take us through some— as a kind of grey hair to take us through some other stories, tnotuttng— us through some other stories, including—claimi including mark carney's claim tnot— including mark carney's claim tnot-ts— including mark carney's claim tnot-ts ott— including mark carney's claim that is all brexit's that inflate is all brexit's toutt— that inflate is all brexit's toutt . — that inflate is all brexit's toutt . 0h,— that inflate is all brexit's fault . oh, that's- that inflate is all brexit's fault . g fault. oh, that's funny, isn't it? it's a global issue, isn't it? it's a global issue, isn't it? not the first time you said tnot— it? not the first time you said tnot. tsn-t— it? not the first time you said tnot. tsn-t tt— .7’ not the first time you said that. isn't it strange because no-s—bnosttotl that. isn't it strange because. he's—presided over he's the one who presided over uttno—notos- he's the one who presided over ultra—rates for- he's the one who presided over ultra—rates for far. ultra low interest rates for far too— ultra low interest rates for far too-nost— ultra low interest rates for far too - post 2008?- ultra low interest rates for far too post 2008? so let's too long? post 2008? so let's tno— too long? post 2008? so let's ttnt-nnot— too long? post 2008? so let's find .what david- too long? post 2008? so let's find what david davis says find out what david davis says obout— find out what david davis says obout-bnoxtt— find out what david davis says about brexit project. he was about the brexit project. he was ot— about the brexit project. he was ot tts— about the brexit project. he was one of its architects. whether

he one of its architects. whether to tntnts— one of its architects. whether he thinks it's— one of its architects. whether he thinks it's all— one of its architects. whether he thinks it's all gone right or nong— he thinks it's all gone right or wrong-obo— he thinks it's all gone right or wrong, also going to be wrong, i'm also going to be sgoottng— wrong, i'm also going to be speaking buckland speaking to robert buckland obout— speaking to robert buckland about extraordinary about this extraordinary story obout—ont- about levi bellfield and being ottouot— about levi bellfield and being allowed-marry. _ about levi bellfield and being allowed marry. “43?" allowed to marry. yeah, how is tbts— allowed to marry. yeah, how is this allowed to happen? i think the former justice— : , i think the former justice secretary is going— the former justice secretary is gong-no— the former justice secretary is gotng-no obout- going to talk me about legislation— going to talk me about legislation he wants to bring in to—antl legislation he wants to bring ini to—ant tn to stop this happening. and i'm otso—sboottng- also going to be speaking to bnonton— also going to be speaking to brendan one brendan clarke—smith, who is one of brendan clarke—smith, who is one ot-nonotntng— of the last remaining boris bootons— of the last remaining boris backersiyes._ of the last remaining boris backersiyes..he- of the last remaining boris backers yes. he still going backers. yes. is he still going to go— backers. yes. is he still going to go ovon— backers. yes. is he still going to go over the— backers. yes. is he still going to go over the top tomorrow for the to go over the top tomorrow for too tonno— to go over the top tomorrow for the former prime— to go over the top tomorrow for the former prime minister? is tnono— the former prime minister? is tnono gotng— the former prime minister? is tnono gotng to— the former prime minister? is there going to this vote? how there going to be this vote? how is there going to be this vote? how tslgotng— there going to be this vote? how tslgotng to— there going to be this vote? how is.going to handle- there going to be this vote? how is going to handle it? ctzt is he going to handle it? how do they— is he going to handle it? how do they-vote— is he going to handle it? how do they _vote .well? - they avoid the vote as well? because about because all this talk about bofis because all this talk about boris saying don't back the vote. well, i'm going to ask him,— vote. well, i'm going to ask nn-osttng- vote. well, i'm going to ask him,-asking his- him, is boris asking his subbonons— him, is boris asking his supporters not to push for a voto— supporters not to push for a vote because— supporters not to push for a vote because he's actually underconfident_ vote because he's actually underconfident of underconfident in his levels of support— underconfident in his levels of support no— underconfident in his levels of support now. and— underconfident in his levels of support now. and again, some potttng— support now. and again, some polling suggesting he's not goputor— polling suggesting he's not pobutor tn— polling suggesting he's not popular in the— polling suggesting he's not popular in the red wall, despite unot— popular in the red wall, despite unot-ntgnt— popular in the red wall, despite what-might-me. what brendan might tell me rotor.— what brendan might tell me rotor-tt— what brendan might tell me later.-if labour- what brendan might tell me later. if labour force a later. but if labour force a voto— later. but if labour force a voto-toroo- later. but if labour force a vote, _force lvotel later. but if labour force a vote, force vote . later. but if labour force a- vote,-forcelvote . and vote, they'll force a vote. and i vote, they'll force a vote. and r-sboottng— vote, they'll force a vote. and r-sboottng to— vote, they'll force a vote. and i speaking to somebody else i was speaking to somebody else tost— i was speaking to somebody else tost nook— i was speaking to somebody else last week-the— i was speaking to somebody else last week the party who was last week in the party who was bostootb— last week in the party who was basically—this- basically saying, look, this utt— basically saying, look, this uttt-ooso— basically saying, look, this will-caselmass- will be a case of mass abstentions.- will be a case of mass- abstentions.-line abstentions. it's a one line whip-— abstentions. it's a one line whip- so— abstentions. it's a one line whip. so-don't- abstentions. it's a one line whip. so don't have to, you whip. so they don't have to, you know,— whip. so they don't have to, you knob-ony— whip. so they don't have to, you tnotu-ony bony- whip. so they don't have to, you know, any party line. so know, follow any party line. so it know, follow any party line. so tt nit— know, follow any party line. so it will almost— know, follow any party line. so it will almost be— know, follow any party line. so

it will almost be that boris ronnson-s— it will almost be that boris johnson's fate— it will almost be that boris johnson's fate is sealed through obotny— johnson's fate is sealed through obotny rotnor— johnson's fate is sealed through apathy rather than action. but at apathy rather than action. but ot roost— apathy rather than action. but ot toost bo— apathy rather than action. but at least he can— apathy rather than action. but at least he can always- apathy rather than action. but at least he can always say that, though, can't he? he can always he can say that a meaningless vote. and i want to ask both of tno— vote. and i want to ask both of to non— vote. and i want to ask both of too ton— and i want to ask both of the main tory protagonists on the main tory protagonists on to snow— the main tory protagonists on the show-gove- the main tory protagonists on the show gove and davis, the show today, gove and davis, unot—ononoosi the show today, gove and davis,| what—chancesla what are this man's chances of a oonobooto— what are this man's chances of a comeback?-going- what are this man's chances of a comeback?-going to- what are this man's chances of a comeback? going to be comeback? is he going to be stnooro-ant- comeback? is he going to be sincere-and if- comeback? is he going to be sincere-and if so,- comeback? is he going to be sincere and if so, when? sincere batus and if so, when? con— sincere batus and if so, when? con-you.— sincere batus and if so, when? con-you. on— sincere batus and if so, when? con-you. r— sincere batus and if so, when? can-you, can i ask- sincere batus and if so, when? can-you, can i ask you- can i ask you, can i ask you about this line? because we're ploughing it all back into into this video because because this new video because because this new video because because this is going to affect, you know, how, how the tories do in potentially in the election, if there is one tomorrow. and darren is one i'll quote hi darren. though we've had a number of messages like this. it's not about cake. it's not about cake. now this is about the relationship— f now this is about the relationship between the bubtto— the relationship between the gubtto ont— the relationship between the public and authority obe and the otoor— public and authority obe and the clear contempt— public and authority obe and the clear contempt for— public and authority obe and the clear contempt for us. “tit; clear contempt for us. yes, trot-s— clear contempt for us. yes, tnot-s o— clear contempt for us. yes, that's a that's— clear contempt for us. yes, that's a that's a— clear contempt for us. yes, that's a that's a big problem because also when i was reading the report into boris johnson last week, and indeed his 1700 word response to it, we could have an argument about the

semantics of whether someone has knowingly misled parliament or not and go into the real granular legal detail. or we could just say , d d e or we could just say , actually, have could just say, actually, have you— could just say, actually, have you tosonooty— could just say, actually, have you deservedly been hoist by your— you deservedly been hoist by your on— you deservedly been hoist by your own petard,_ you deservedly been hoist by your own petard, your covid rutos— your own petard, your covid rules were unnecessarily trooonton— rules were unnecessarily draconian when they locked boobto— draconian when they locked boogto town — draconian when they locked people down for months on end. t hey— people down for months on end. tnoy noto— people down for months on end. tnoy tor— people down for months on end. they were far too— people down for months on end. they were far too convoluted and oonbttootoo. — they were far too convoluted and complicated. we— they were far too convoluted and complicated. we all— they were far too convoluted and complicated. we all remember not— complicated. we all remember not tuoos— complicated. we all remember matt lucas lampooning the prime ntntstor— matt lucas lampooning the prime ntntstor ot— matt lucas lampooning the prime minister at the— matt lucas lampooning the prime minister at the time. you know, stoy— minister at the time. you know, stoy ot— minister at the time. you know, stoy ot nono— minister at the time. you know, stay at home, don't stay at nono— stay at home, don't stay at nono. rt— stay at home, don't stay at nono. rt os— stay at home, don't stay at home. it was totally confusing . home. it was totally confusing. nno— home. it was totally confusing. ant ootuotty— home. it was totally confusing. and actually, while the rest of us tottonot— and actually, while the rest of us followed the _ and actually, while the rest of us followed the rules more or toss— us followed the rules more or toss to— us followed the rules more or toss to tno— us followed the rules more or less to the letter,— us followed the rules more or less to the letter, i know some roonto— less to the letter, i know some boogto soy,— less to the letter, i know some boogto soy, on— less to the letter, i know some boogto soy, on-r- less to the letter, i know some people say, oh, i went to people say, oh, well, i went to tnts— people say, oh, well, i went to tnts potty.— people say, oh, well, i went to tnts bony. nost— people say, oh, well, i went to this party. most people i remember having a debate with my gtrttrtonos—ot- remember having a debate with my girlfriends—of six- girlfriends when the rule of six oono-to— girlfriends when the rule of six came-to whether- girlfriends when the rule of six came to whether we came in as to whether we could get came in as to whether we could gotltobtos— came in as to whether we could gotltobtoslstx— came in as to whether we could get tables six outside in get to tables of six outside in a get to tables of six outside in o bub— get to tables of six outside in o bub .— get to tables of six outside in o bub . nno— get to tables of six outside in o bub . no r— get to tables of six outside in a pub . and i said, let's just a pub. and i said, let's just not— a pub. and i said, let's just not-tt— a pub. and i said, let's just not-rt .— a pub. and i said, let's just not-it . let's- a pub. and i said, let's just not-it . let's not- a pub. and i said, let's just not it . let's not this. not risk it. let's not do this. noon— not risk it. let's not do this. noon-nono— not risk it. let's not do this. yeah,.were all- not risk it. let's not do this. yeah, were all having those yeah, we were all having those conversations. couldn't conversations. well, couldn't i just— conversations. well, couldn't i just pop— conversations. well, couldn't i iust bop rount— conversations. well, couldn't i iust bop round to— conversations. well, couldn't i just pop round to see my mum ? just pop round to see my mum? noon.— just pop round to see my mum? noon. r— just pop round to see my mum? noon. r tnon— just pop round to see my mum? yeah, i know families— just pop round to see my mum? yeah, i know families who- just pop round to see my mum? yeah, i know families who are really worried that their family numbered yes so who do we numbered seven. yes so who do we leave out, granny or the youngsters. so all youngsters. so we were all nontng— youngsters. so we were all having is having these dilemmas. there is an having these dilemmas. there is on orgunont— having these dilemmas. there is an argument for— having these dilemmas. there is an argument for saying, okay, tnoy— an argument for saying, okay, tnoy noo—

an argument for saying, okay, they were running the country, but tt— they were running the country, but tt osnt— they were running the country, but it wasn't just— they were running the country, but it wasn't just that different— but it wasn't just that different rules seem apply to different rules seem to apply to tnon. —bo- different rules seem to apply to tnon. —bo tnot- different rules seem to apply toi them. _be that they them. it seemed to be that they oonptototy— them. it seemed to be that they completely disregarded rules tnot— completely disregarded rules tnot-noro- completely disregarded rules that-were for- completely disregarded rules that were for the that they felt were for the ttttto— that they felt were for the unto-.— that they felt were for the little-. yeah. - that they felt were for the- little-. yeah. .then little people. yeah. and then non— little people. yeah. and then non-noto- little people. yeah. and then how-make the- little people. yeah. and then- how-make the so—called how does that make the so—called ttttto—us— how does that make the so—called ttttto—us tn- little people include us in not?— little people include us in tnoto tno— little people include us in that? the electorate? how does tnot—rosbont- that? the electorate? how does tnot—rosbont 7- that? the electorate? how doesi that—respond ? also, that make them respond? also, the that make them respond? also, tno-totott— that make them respond? also, the-detail about- the granular detail about nnotnor— the granular detail about whether he— the granular detail about whether he knowingly misled or hotn— whether he knowingly misled or not-oro— whether he knowingly misled or not-oro oo— whether he knowingly misled or not, are some people that not, there are some people that just— not, there are some people that rust-bons— not, there are some people that rust-bons-osl just perceive boris johnson as a nor.— just perceive boris johnson as a tron-otnors- just perceive boris johnson as a liar. _others who- just perceive boris johnson as a liar. others who just liar. there are others who just nono— liar. there are others who just have factored— liar. there are others who just have factored that into their support— have factored that into their supbonlntn — have factored that into their support him because they support of him because they find him support of him because they find ntn tttoobto— support of him because they find him likeable.-out- support of him because they find him likeable. out with him likeable. i was out with some girlfriends on friday night and some girlfriends on friday night onto—tnon- some girlfriends on friday night and—them said,- and like some of them said, toot,— and like some of them said, noon-rootty- and like some of them said, look,-really-him.| look, i just really like him. nno— look, i just really like him. and-comparison- look, i just really like him. and comparison the and in comparison to the oggosttton— and in comparison to the opposition starmer,rishi opposition in starmer, rishi noon— opposition in starmer, rishi noon so— opposition in starmer, rishi yeah, so vanilla. yeah, he's tntorosttng— yeah, so vanilla. yeah, he's tntorosttng .— yeah, so vanilla. yeah, he's interesting . interesting. interesting. interesting. journalistically, he's always boon— journalistically, he's always boon groot— journalistically, he's always been great for— journalistically, he's always been great for copy. so that's tno— been great for copy. so that's the dilemma.— been great for copy. so that's the dilemma. but you know, it's tntorosttng— the dilemma. but you know, it's tntorosttng-yot— the dilemma. but you know, it's interesting yet another set interesting that yet another set of by of newspapers are dominated by bons— of newspapers are dominated by bots-nnon— of newspapers are dominated by boris when actually on boris johnson when actually on the boris johnson when actually on tno-,— boris johnson when actually on tno-, roonto- boris johnson when actually on tno-, boobto oro- boris johnson when actually on the , people are facing the doorstep, people are facing serious hardship— the doorstep, people are facing serious hardship and the next yoor— serious hardship and the next yoor tt-s— serious hardship and the next yoor tt-s gotng— serious hardship and the next year it's going to— serious hardship and the next year it's going to be brutal . year it's going to be brutal. non,— year it's going to be brutal. non-nnon,— year it's going to be brutal.- well,-know,-looking at well, you know, we're looking at tntorost— well, you know, we're looking at tntorost-ot— well, you know, we're looking at interest-of-are. interest rates of 6. people are going— interest rates of 6. people are gotng to— interest rates of 6. people are gotng toltostng— interest rates of 6. people are going to losing their homes interest rates of 6. people are goinbusinesses.ng their homes interest rates of 6. people are goinbusinesses. should homes interest rates of 6. people are goin businesses. should we nes interest rates of 6. people are goinbusinesses. should we be; and businesses. should we be botnorot— and businesses. should we be bothered with— and businesses. should we be bothered with all— and businesses. should we be bothered with all of this? and toottng— bothered with all of this? and we're looking at— bothered with all of this? and we're looking at faux pas otoottons— we're looking at faux pas elections and— we're looking at faux pas elections and we're at

elections and we're looking at tour— elections and we're looking at four byelections,_ elections and we're looking at four byelections, total four byelections, a total nootoono— four byelections, a total- headache—minister. headache for the prime minister. nno— headache for the prime minister. ant—nono- and some are saying we're toottng— and some are saying we're- looking—government looking at a labour government nnon— looking at a labour government nnton—ononl which for some would be even norso-nnot— which for some would be even worse -what we've- which for some would be even worse what we've got now worse than what we've got now for worse than what we've got now tor sonoltt— worse than what we've got now for some..it makes- worse than what we've got now for some. it makes for for some. so it makes for a groot— for some. so it makes for a great political— for some. so it makes for a great political-a. for some. so it makes for a- great political-a sunday great political show on a sunday norntng. — great political show on a sunday morning. _doesn't- great political show on a sunday morning. _doesn't it- great political show on a sunday morning. : e e morning. well, doesn't it just tune from 930 beating all the tune in from 930 beating all the rest? yes , indeed. yes. great rest? yes, indeed. yes. great ratings this week . excellent ratings this week. excellent figures. we don't like to talk about they were about the rivals, but they were trounced. yes , that's good. trounced. yes, that's good. tnoro— trounced. yes, that's good. tnoro-go. — trounced. yes, that's good. there-go. it's- trounced. yes, that's good. there-go. it's alwaysl trounced. yes, that's good. - there-go. it's always nice there you go. it's always nice to know. it's always- there you go. . " ec: it's always good. to know. it's always good. camilla, thank you. see you later on. more to come, later on. and now more to come, including prince vows including prince william vows to help homelessness . this is help stop homelessness. this is breakfast news .

to so .— it's 917. . it's 917. tnto- it's 917. this is breakfast with stephen and anne. good morning to you . and anne. good morning to you. now, prince william has revealed his now, prince william has revealed no tttotong— now, prince william has revealed his lifelong ambition to end homelessness— his lifelong ambition to end homelessness in the uk and he nos— homelessness in the uk and he nos sort— homelessness in the uk and he nos soto tnot— homelessness in the uk and he has said that he'll— homelessness in the uk and he has said that he'll build social noustng— has said that he'll build social noustng on— has said that he'll build social housing on his— has said that he'll build social housing on his private estate . housing on his private estate. but— housing on his private estate. but tno— housing on his private estate. but the prince— housing on his private estate. but the prince of— housing on his private estate. but the prince of wales- housing on his private estate. but the prince of wales has told the sunday times he's determined to make a difference. well, let's talk to royal commentator michael cole , who joins us now. michael cole, who joins us now. michael, good to see you. it's a very good ambition to have it slightly unrealistic, though. it's not going to be able to end homelessness. that seems like a an unachievable goal. doesn't it? good morning, stephen. good morning, anne. diana lives- 7 e: g good morning, anne. diana lives on nor— morning, anne. diana lives on to sort— morning, anne. diana lives on her spirit certainly does

tnnougn— her spirit certainly does through her— her spirit certainly does through her son, william. he was onty— through her son, william. he was onty tr— through her son, william. he was onty tr nnon— through her son, william. he was only 11 when she— through her son, william. he was only 11 when she took both boys to moot— only 11 when she took both boys to noot tno— only 11 when she took both boys to meet the homeless at snortttos— to meet the homeless at charities like— to meet the homeless at charities like centrepoint and sotnt— charities like centrepoint and son nungo-s— charities like centrepoint and saint mungo's trust. and the bossogo— saint mungo's trust. and the bossogo bongo.— saint mungo's trust. and the passage farage. she was determined— passage farage. she was determined at- passage farage. she was determined at that time that tnoy— determined at that time that tnoy snoutt— determined at that time that they should see— determined at that time that they should see the reality of ttto— they should see the reality of ttto tn— they should see the reality of ttto tn tnts— they should see the reality of life in this country and shouldn't— life in this country and shouldn't live privileged existence _ shouldn't live privileged existence and - shouldn't live privileged existence and think it's worth soytng— existence and think it's worth soytng tnot— existence and think it's worth saying that she— existence and think it's worth saying that she didn't either. nou— saying that she didn't either. you nnon,— saying that she didn't either. you know, she— saying that she didn't either. you know, she was not a little non— you know, she was not a little non gtrt— you know, she was not a little non gtrt nnon— you know, she was not a little rich girl when she— you know, she was not a little rich girl when she grew up . her rich girl when she grew up. her totnor— rich girl when she grew up. her totnor not— rich girl when she grew up. her father had no— rich girl when she grew up. her father had no money. that's why tnoy— father had no money. that's why tnoy tnot— father had no money. that's why tnoy tnot tn— father had no money. that's why tnoy ttnot tn o— father had no money. that's why they lived in a grace and favour nouso— they lived in a grace and favour nouso ot— they lived in a grace and favour house at sandringham park house. and house at sandringham park house. no no— house at sandringham park house. no no tron-t— house at sandringham park house. and he didn't have— house at sandringham park house. and he didn't have any money at all and he didn't have any money at or unti— and he didn't have any money at or unttt no— and he didn't have any money at all until he inherited from his totnor. — all until he inherited from his totnor. nno— all until he inherited from his father. and at— all until he inherited from his father. and at some stage his totnor— father. and at some stage his totnor sort— father. and at some stage his father said he— father. and at some stage his father said he would disinherit nn— father said he would disinherit ntn. so— father said he would disinherit ntn. so sno— father said he would disinherit him. so she was— father said he would disinherit him. so she was not a spoilt borson— him. so she was not a spoilt gorson otoyo— him. so she was not a spoilt person. okay? she was the tougntor— person. okay? she was the tougntor ot— person. okay? she was the daughter of an— person. okay? she was the daughter of an earl and she went to brtnoto— daughter of an earl and she went to private schools. _ daughter of an earl and she went to private schools. but she understood _ to private schools. but she understood that not everybody has understood that not everybody nos tt— understood that not everybody nos tt oosy— understood that not everybody has it easy and— understood that not everybody has it easy and until her father tnnorttot— has it easy and until her father tnnorttot ,— has it easy and until her father inherited , she— has it easy and until her father inherited , she didn't either. inherited, she didn't either. nno— inherited, she didn't either. no sno— inherited, she didn't either. and she was— inherited, she didn't either. and she was determined. and that tosson— and she was determined. and that tosson nos— and she was determined. and that lesson has certainly— and she was determined. and that lesson has certainly gone tnnougn—

lesson has certainly gone through now— lesson has certainly gone through now ,— lesson has certainly gone through now , of course, now he's through now, of course, now he's trtnoo— through now, of course, now he's trtnoo ot— through now, of course, now he's prince of wales— through now, of course, now he's prince of wales .— through now, of course, now he's prince of wales. he's through now, of course, now he's prince of wales . he's inherited prince of wales. he's inherited the prince of wales. he's inherited tno busty— prince of wales. he's inherited tno buony ot— prince of wales. he's inherited the duchy of cornwall, which has nost— the duchy of cornwall, which has vast acres all— the duchy of cornwall, which has vast acres all over— the duchy of cornwall, which has vast acres all over the country ont— vast acres all over the country ont orso— vast acres all over the country ont otso onns— vast acres all over the country and also owns a— vast acres all over the country and also owns a huge chunk of ront— and also owns a huge chunk of tont oroun— and also owns a huge chunk of land around the— and also owns a huge chunk of land around the oval cricket ground— land around the oval cricket grount tn— land around the oval cricket ground in south— land around the oval cricket ground in south london. and he's soytng— ground in south london. and he's soytng tnot— ground in south london. and he's soytng no nos— ground in south london. and he's saying that he's going to be ustng— saying that he's going to be ustng nts— saying that he's going to be using his role— saying that he's going to be using his role as— saying that he's going to be using his role as prince of notos— using his role as prince of notos ont— using his role as prince of wales and running the duchy of cornnott— wales and running the duchy of cornnott to— wales and running the duchy of cornnott to try— wales and running the duchy of cornwall to try and solve homelessness.- cornwall to try and solve homelessness. of course, it's a nugo— homelessness. of course, it's a nugo tosb— homelessness. of course, it's a nugo tost, but— homelessness. of course, it's a huge task, but in— homelessness. of course, it's a huge task, but in this world, stobnon— huge task, but in this world, stephen, there's— huge task, but in this world, stephen, there's nothing wrong nttn— stephen, there's nothing wrong with ambition— stephen, there's nothing wrong with ambition . _ stephen, there's nothing wrong with ambition . \r:::r e e with ambition. no. isn't it interesting as well that at a time when we're all questioning our politicians whether they're actually doing what they promise , he's he seems to have actually done a prince of wales type thing , maybe taken a leaf out of thing, maybe taken a leaf out of his father's book and thought, well, i don't care if i'm accused of playing with politics here. i'm going to actually get up and do something. he's showing the government up, isn't he ? i think that's right. and i he? i think that's right. and i tntnt— he? i think that's right. and i tntnt youo— he? i think that's right. and i think you've hit— 7 i think that's right. and i think you've hit the nail

“c7 i think that's right. and i think you've hit the nail on the boot— think you've hit the nail on the boot-no— think you've hit the nail on the head-he certainly- think you've hit the nail on the head he certainly his head because he certainly his totnor— head because he certainly his totnorlo— head because he certainly his father-a different- head because he certainly his father a different way from father in a different way from his father in a different way from no totnor— father in a different way from his former wife,— father in a different way from his former wife, diana. did tntngs— his former wife, diana. did tntngs tn— his former wife, diana. did things in the— his former wife, diana. did things in the community and did tnon — things in the community and did tnon nory— things in the community and did tnon nory, nory— things in the community and did them very, very sincerely. i otnoys— them very, very sincerely. i otnoys usot— them very, very sincerely. i always used to— them very, very sincerely. i always used to think about diana tnot— always used to think about diana gag, you— always used to think about diana tnot, you nnon,— always used to think about diana that, you know, she— always used to think about diana that, you know, she wasn't a sotnt. — that, you know, she wasn't a sotnt. sno— that, you know, she wasn't a saint. she didn't— that, you know, she wasn't a saint. she didn't pretend to be. sno— saint. she didn't pretend to be. sno osnt— saint. she didn't pretend to be. she wasn't perfect. but she put people— she wasn't perfect. but she put boogto tn— she wasn't perfect. but she put boogto tn touon— she wasn't perfect. but she put people in touch with the better stto — people in touch with the better stto ot— people in touch with the better stto ot tnon— people in touch with the better side of their natures and think. nno— side of their natures and think. no sno— side of their natures and think. no sno sort— side of their natures and think. and she said to— side of their natures and think. and she said to people, if i can do and she said to people, if i can to tnts— and she said to people, if i can to tnts you— and she said to people, if i can do this, you can— and she said to people, if i can do this, you can do— and she said to people, if i can do this, you can do this. and i tntnt— do this, you can do this. and i tntnt tnot-s— do this, you can do this. and i think that's part— do this, you can do this. and i think that's part of the leadership— think that's part of the leadership role of a constitutional monarch . and i constitutional monarch. and i tntnt— constitutional monarch. and i tntnt noo— constitutional monarch. and i think we're seeing very, very good— think we're seeing very, very good stgns— think we're seeing very, very good signs from _ think we're seeing very, very good signs from prince william . good signs from prince william. it's good signs from prince william. tt-s uttorty— good signs from prince william. it's utterly sincere. _ good signs from prince william. it's utterly sincere. he means it it's utterly sincere. he means tt ott— it's utterly sincere. he means tt ott. nno— it's utterly sincere. he means it all. and he's— it's utterly sincere. he means it all. and he's now talking on totnor-s— it all. and he's now talking on totnor-s boy— it all. and he's now talking on father's day of— it all. and he's now talking on father's day of taking his own ontttron— father's day of taking his own ontttron to— father's day of taking his own children to do— father's day of taking his own children to do exactly what his notnor— children to do exactly what his notnor ttt— children to do exactly what his mother did to— children to do exactly what his mother did to introduce them to roonto— mother did to introduce them to boogto toss— mother did to introduce them to people less fortunate themselves and people less fortunate themselves ont soy,— people less fortunate themselves on soy, boy,— people less fortunate themselves and say, hey, these— people less fortunate themselves and say, hey, these are also going— and say, hey, these are also gotng to— and say, hey, these are also gotng to bo— and say, hey, these are also going to be your— and say, hey, these are also going to be your subjects in due course . prince— going to be your subjects in due course . prince george, if and course. prince george, if and nnon— course. prince george, if and nnon you— course. prince george, if and when you become king. so get to moot— when you become king. so get to noot tnon— when you become king. so get to meet them and— when you become king. so get to meet them and see— when you become king. so get to meet them and see what they're brobtons— meet them and see what they're brobtons — meet them and see what they're problems are. and— meet them and see what they're problems are. and find out the

nny. — problems are. and find out the reasons why. and— problems are. and find out the reasons why. and it's not just ott— reasons why. and it's not just out boogto— reasons why. and it's not just out boogto ont— reasons why. and it's not just old people and it's not just trunn— old people and it's not just orunt goopto. — old people and it's not just drunk people. and it's not just roonto— drunk people. and it's not just boogto on— drunk people. and it's not just boogto on on— drunk people. and it's not just people on on who've got a booze brobton. — people on on who've got a booze grobton. tt-s— people on on who've got a booze problem. it's people who have totton— problem. it's people who have fallen through— problem. it's people who have fallen through the net to use a non—nonn— fallen through the net to use a well—worn phrase,— fallen through the net to use a well—worn phrase, a cliche and tno— well—worn phrase, a cliche and find themselves— well—worn phrase, a cliche and find themselves on the streets . find themselves on the streets. noon. — find themselves on the streets. noon. but— find themselves on the streets. noon. but ttto— find themselves on the streets. yeah, but like because- find themselves on the streets. yeah, but like because said- yeah, but like because said leadership role, i mean that's the point with this for this to be a success. he he can make his own impress moves on this but what he needs to do is inspire others to do the same and particularly big business, i guess. particularly big business, i guess . yes, absolutely. steve, guess. yes, absolutely. steve, look, look, every single- look, look, every single guostton— look, look, every single question on— look, look, every single question on that. you deal with is question on that. you deal with ts ot— question on that. you deal with ts ot tno— question on that. you deal with ts ot tno ont— question on that. you deal with is at the end of— question on that. you deal with is at the end of the day, it's pontoon— is at the end of the day, it's political. and— is at the end of the day, it's political. and when it goes boyont— political. and when it goes beyond political , it's beyond political, it's theological. so everything he soys— theological. so everything he soys nos— theological. so everything he soys nos got— theological. so everything he soys nos got o— theological. so everything he says has got a political dimension— says has got a political dimension .— says has got a political dimension . i'm sure he won't be dimension. i'm sure he won't be gotng— dimension. i'm sure he won't be gotng out— dimension. i'm sure he won't be gotng out to— dimension. i'm sure he won't be going out to criticise the government's- going out to criticise the government's housing policy, but noybo— government's housing policy, but noybo no— government's housing policy, but noybo no nit— government's housing policy, but maybe he will highlight sonotntng— maybe he will highlight something which of course the togtstotton— something which of course the legislation exists— something which of course the legislation exists that every tonotobor— legislation exists that every oonotobor ts— legislation exists that every developer is supposed to build

tnto— developer is supposed to build tnto ony— developer is supposed to build tnto ony bron— developer is supposed to build into any plan that gets the seal of into any plan that gets the seal or obbronot— into any plan that gets the seal or oggronot .— into any plan that gets the seal or oggronot . att— into any plan that gets the seal of approval . all social housing. of approval. all social housing. trott— of approval. all social housing. war, tno— of approval. all social housing. war, to noys— of approval. all social housing. well, the ways in— of approval. all social housing. well, the ways in which developers— well, the ways in which developers are getting around tnot— developers are getting around that obligation— developers are getting around that obligation are many. and i tntnt— that obligation are many. and i tntnt tt— that obligation are many. and i think it would— that obligation are many. and i think it would not— that obligation are many. and i think it would not be political to soy,— think it would not be political to soy, noro-s— think it would not be political to say, here's a— think it would not be political to say, here's a law that oxtsts. — to say, here's a law that oxtsts. nny— to say, here's a law that exists. why isn't it being ontorooto— exists. why isn't it being enforced? yes— exists. why isn't it being enforced? yes it's funny, isn't it, enforced? yes it's funny, isn't n, tnot— enforced? yes it's funny, isn't n, tnot tno— enforced? yes it's funny, isn't it, that the monarchy can sootos— it, that the monarchy can sometimes provide a voice that bottttotons— sometimes provide a voice that pottttotons ts— sometimes provide a voice that politicians is actually i don't tnon— politicians is actually i don't know nny— politicians is actually i don't know nny tnoy— politicians is actually i don't know why they don't use a voice to soy— know why they don't use a voice to soy nory— know why they don't use a voice to say very human— know why they don't use a voice to say very human things that rootty— to say very human things that rootty, rootty— to say very human things that really, really matter . /ct. to say very human things that really, really matter . /cr. : really, really matter. you would tbtnt— really, really matter. you would think there would be a huge divide between monarchy and ordinary people, and yet sometimes the monarchy can touch a us that is more a nerve with us that is more real than anything politicians say. absolutely. real than anything politicians say . absolutely. and that's in say. absolutely. and that's in a way— say. absolutely. and that's in a noy tts— say. absolutely. and that's in a noy tts gurgoso— absolutely. and that's in a way its purpose. you know, you youo— way its purpose. you know, you you got— way its purpose. you know, you you got to— way its purpose. you know, you you got to bo— way its purpose. you know, you you've got to be the monarch of all you've got to be the monarch of or tno— you've got to be the monarch of or too roonto— you've got to be the monarch of or too boogto .— you've got to be the monarch of all the people . and when you all the people. and when you un— all the people. and when you see, uh, prince— all the people. and when you see, uh, prince william at work nttn— see, uh, prince william at work nttn nts— see, uh, prince william at work with his brilliant— see, uh, prince william at work with his brilliant wife , they with his brilliant wife, they goot— with his brilliant wife, they are good with— with his brilliant wife, they are good with people. why on oortn— are good with people. why on earth shouldn't— are good with people. why on earth shouldn't they be? they are human beings like the rest

of are human beings like the rest ot us— are human beings like the rest ot nno— are human beings like the rest ot ant tnoy— are human beings like the rest of us. and they actually seem to enjoy— of us. and they actually seem to ontoy n,— of us. and they actually seem to ontoy n, too.— of us. and they actually seem to ontoy n, too. t— of us. and they actually seem to enjoy it, too. i would have tnougnt— enjoy it, too. i would have thought that— enjoy it, too. i would have thought that there will be oxoottont— thought that there will be excellent in— thought that there will be excellent in their roles and tnoy— excellent in their roles and tnoy son— excellent in their roles and they can make— excellent in their roles and they can make that connection ont— they can make that connection ont tnoy— they can make that connection ont tnoy son— they can make that connection and they can also— they can make that connection and they can also and i think youo— and they can also and i think you rtgbt— and they can also and i think you're right, sort— and they can also and i think you're right, sort of show up tno— you're right, sort of show up the politicians,— you're right, sort of show up the politicians, you know, and say,— the politicians, you know, and soy, toot,— the politicians, you know, and say, look, we're— the politicians, you know, and say, look, we're giving the lead . nno— say, look, we're giving the lead . ant ot— say, look, we're giving the lead . and of course,— say, look, we're giving the lead . and of course, once a week , . and of course, once a week, a..— . and of course, once a week, un tno— . and of course, once a week, un tno ntng— . and of course, once a week, uh, the king uh,— . and of course, once a week, uh, the king uh, king charles 111 uh, the king uh, king charles ttt nos— uh, the king uh, king charles ttt nos tno— uh, the king uh, king charles iii has the opportunity to exercise the— iii has the opportunity to exercise the royal prerogative, nntsn— exercise the royal prerogative, nntsn ts— exercise the royal prerogative, nntsn ts to— exercise the royal prerogative, which is to be— exercise the royal prerogative, which is to be informed by the tnno— which is to be informed by the prime minister— which is to be informed by the prime minister to— which is to be informed by the prime minister to encourage the tnno— prime minister to encourage the prime minister— prime minister to encourage the prime minister and also to warn the prime minister and also to warn tno tnno— prime minister and also to warn the prime minister. and you soutt— the prime minister. and you soutt bot— the prime minister. and you could bet your— the prime minister. and you could bet your life that those tuostoy— could bet your life that those tuosooy ntgnt— could bet your life that those tuesday night meetings are going to bo— tuesday night meetings are going to bo usoo— tuesday night meetings are going to bo usot to— tuesday night meetings are going to be used to the— tuesday night meetings are going to be used to the full by king snortos— to be used to the full by king charles when— to be used to the full by king charles when he— to be used to the full by king charles when he gives an outtonso— charles when he gives an audience to— charles when he gives an audience to his- charles when he gives an audience to his his, i think, sosont— audience to his his, i think, second prime— audience to his his, i think, second prime minister. it must be second prime minister. it must bo otrooty— second prime minister. it must bo otrooty ,— second prime minister. it must be already , isn't— second prime minister. it must be already , isn't it, how many? be already, isn't it, how many? tt-s— be already, isn't it, how many? to nort— be already, isn't it, how many? no not to— be already, isn't it, how many? it's hard to keep— be already, isn't it, how many? it's hard to keep up. we'll have to ost— it's hard to keep up. we'll have to ost ns— it's hard to keep up. we'll have to ask ms tominey— it's hard to keep up. we'll have to ask ms tominey how many prime ntntstors— to ask ms tominey how many prime ntntstors tno— to ask ms tominey how many prime ministers the new— to ask ms tominey how many prime ministers the new king has had so tor— ministers the new king has had so for? — ministers the new king has had so for? onty— ministers the new king has had so far ? only two— ministers the new king has had so far ? only two so- ministers the new king has had so far ? 0’th so far? only two so far. but that could change. you never know. amazing, though he hasn't exactly been king long. no. michael, good to see you . thanks

michael, good to see you. thanks very much indeed. before we go, it is father's day. happy father's says happy father's day. susan says happy father's day. susan says happy father's day. susan says happy father's day to my amazing dad. he's 90. when i was in china five years ago, he got five, got up at 5:00 every morning for six weeks to skype me. that's what dads weeks to skype me. that's what tots oo— weeks to skype me. that's what tots to . — weeks to skype me. that's what dads do . remember your dad dads do. remember your dad today? yeah have a wonderful day. today? yeah have a wonderful day- happy today? yeah have a wonderful day. happy father's day to all father's day. i'll see you on notnosooy— father's day. i'll see you on wednesday morning,- 35th i'll see you on wednesday morning, 6:00. �*7 wednesday morning, 6:00. if you-or— wednesday morning, 6:00. if yurs obout— wednesday morning, 6:00. if you're about. but— wednesday morning, 6:00. if you're about. but camilla tominey is up next. good morning. my name is rachel as ont— morning. my name is rachel as ont nssots— morning. my name is rachel as and welcome to— morning. my name is rachel as and welcome to your— “3 my name is rachel as and welcome to your latest gb tons— and welcome to your latest gb news weather— and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by— news weather forecast brought to you by tns — news weather forecast brought to you by tns not— news weather forecast brought to you by the met office so it's gutts— you by the met office so it's gutts on— you by the met office so it's quite an unsettled first half of the quite an unsettled first half of tns nsotsnt— quite an unsettled first half of the weekend and— quite an unsettled first half of the weekend and not much is going— the weekend and not much is gotng to— the weekend and not much is gotng to snongs— the weekend and not much is going to change through today. nnts— going to change through today. no ts— going to change through today. no ts ott— going to change through today. this is all due— going to change through today. this is all due to— going to change through today. this is all due to this area of ton— this is all due to this area of ton prossurs— this is all due to this area of ton brossurs .— this is all due to this area of low pressure . we— this is all due to this area of low pressure . we have centred low pressure. we have centred out— low pressure. we have centred out to— low pressure. we have centred out to tns— low pressure. we have centred out to the west— low pressure. we have centred out to the west of— low pressure. we have centred out to the west of the uk which is out to the west of the uk which ts brtngtng— out to the west of the uk which ts brtngtng ub— out to the west of the uk which is bringing up occluded fronts tron— is bringing up occluded fronts tron tns— is bringing up occluded fronts from the southwest and these boys— from the southwest and these boys boon— from the southwest and these boys bssn o— from the southwest and these have been a focus for thunderstorms and heavy showers. so thunderstorms and heavy showers. so tnrougnout— thunderstorms and heavy showers. so throughout today it's going to bo— so throughout today it's going to bs snotty— so throughout today it's going to be pretty unsettled with various heavy— to be pretty unsettled with various heavy showers and thunderstorms— various heavy showers and thunderstorms across the uk . and thunderstorms across the uk. and we thunderstorms across the uk. and no to— thunderstorms across the uk. and no to boys— thunderstorms across the uk. and no to boys tno— thunderstorms across the uk. and we do have two yellow

thunderstorm - we do have two yellow thunderstorm warnings in force nony ports— thunderstorm warnings in force across many parts of england , across many parts of england, notss— across many parts of england, notss ont— across many parts of england, wales and northern ireland. so do wales and northern ireland. so to keep— wales and northern ireland. so to noon on— wales and northern ireland. so to toss on sys— wales and northern ireland. so do keep an eye on— wales and northern ireland. so do keep an eye on the weather torssost— do keep an eye on the weather torssost tt— do keep an eye on the weather forecast if you _ do keep an eye on the weather forecast if you are— do keep an eye on the weather forecast if you are out and obout— forecast if you are out and obout totoy. — forecast if you are out and about today. these showers will be about today. these showers will bs o— about today. these showers will bs o brt— about today. these showers will bs o btt btt— about today. these showers will be a bit hit and— about today. these showers will be a bit hit and miss, though. so be a bit hit and miss, though. so rust— be a bit hit and miss, though. so just because— be a bit hit and miss, though. so just because you're in a norntng— so just because you're in a norntng orso— so just because you're in a warning area doesn't mean you are guaranteed to see a thunderstorm, um, outside of the sonss— thunderstorm, um, outside of the snonsrs-tnsrs- thunderstorm, um, outside of the showers _there - be i showers, though, there will be some brighter— showers, though, there will be some brighter spells. and it's in-brightness_ some brighter spells. and it's in-brightness-we- some brighter spells. and it's in brightness we will in this brightness that we will see _temperaturesl see the highest temperatures totoy— see the highest temperatures totoy. but— see the highest temperatures today. but showers really get going— today. but showers really get gotnglns— today. but showers really get gotnglnsltnto- today. but showers really get going we into this evening going as we go into this evening and going as we go into this evening ont-busntng- going as we go into this evening ono-busntng ub- going as we go into this evening and pushing up from and overnight pushing up from the and overnight pushing up from tns soutb— and overnight pushing up from the south. and— and overnight pushing up from the south. and these will be onto— the south. and these will be quite - showers- the south. and these will be. quite-showers-could quite heavy showers that could torn— quite heavy showers that could torn tnto— quite heavy showers that could form into longer— quite heavy showers that could form into longer thundery spells of form into longer thundery spells ot totn— form into longer thundery spells ot brtngtng— form into longer thundery spells of rain bringing frequent ttgntntng— of rain bringing frequent lightning and hail and strong ntnts— lightning and hail and strong ntnts ot— lightning and hail and strong winds at times. _ lightning and hail and strong winds at times. now this cloud ont— winds at times. now this cloud ont totn— winds at times. now this cloud ont toss— winds at times. now this cloud and rain does mean we're in for onotnsr— and rain does mean we're in for onotnsr — and rain does mean we're in for another warm and— and rain does mean we're in for another warm and humid night tontgnt— another warm and humid night tontgnt os— another warm and humid night tontgnt os ns— another warm and humid night tonight as we go— another warm and humid night tonight as we go into the start of tonight as we go into the start ot montoy— tonight as we go into the start of monday. that— tonight as we go into the start of monday. that rain will start to soon— of monday. that rain will start to stsor onoy— of monday. that rain will start to clear away from northern ssottont— to clear away from northern scotland during— to clear away from northern scotland during monday morning, tsontng— scotland during monday morning, tsontng sons— scotland during monday morning, leaving some brighter skies turtnsr— leaving some brighter skies further south— leaving some brighter skies further south to— leaving some brighter skies further south to start the new norntng — further south to start the new norttng nost. — further south to start the new working week. but we will soon see some showers— working week. but we will soon see some showers developing by orount— see some showers developing by orount nnt—

see some showers developing by orount ntt to— see some showers developing by around mid to late— see some showers developing by around mid to late morning. so the around mid to late morning. so tns tnunosr— around mid to late morning. so the thunder storms may be back ogotn— the thunder storms may be back ogotn on— the thunder storms may be back ogotn on nonooy— the thunder storms may be back again on monday and temperature unso— again on monday and temperature os non,— again on monday and temperature wise as well, it'll— again on monday and temperature wise as well, it'll be a similar day— wise as well, it'll be a similar toy on— wise as well, it'll be a similar toy on nonooy— wise as well, it'll be a similar day on monday with highs of orount— day on monday with highs of orount 25— day on monday with highs of around 25 to— day on monday with highs of around 25 to maybe even locally, 26, around 25 to maybe even locally, so, not— around 25 to maybe even locally, so, not nusn— around 25 to maybe even locally, 26, not much is— around 25 to maybe even locally, 26, not much is set— around 25 to maybe even locally, 26, not much is set to change, tnougn— 26, not much is set to change, tnougn os— 26, not much is set to change, tnougn, os ns— 26, not much is set to change, tnougn, os no go— 26, not much is set to change, though, as we go through the new nost,— though, as we go through the new nost, tnougn— though, as we go through the new week, though, we— though, as we go through the new week, though, we might see sonss— week, though, we might see showers become _ week, though, we might see showers become a little more nutst— showers become a little more nutso os— showers become a little more nutso os ns— showers become a little more muted as we get— showers become a little more muted as we get to wednesday and tsnbsroturss— muted as we get to wednesday and tsnpsroturss ts— muted as we get to wednesday and temperatures is remaining fairly stnttor— temperatures is remaining fairly stnttor os— temperatures is remaining fairly similar as-with_ temperatures is remaining fairly similar as with highs of 24 similar as well with highs of 24 to 25— similar as well with highs of 24