us iusi ulez i “s. ulez. i us- ulez. us ulez. good afternoon, everybody. it's patrick christys here on gb news with you. three till six. busy, busy show today. joe biden was busy, busy show today. joe biden in— busy, busy show today. joe biden was in northern ireland. he's heading to the republic- " \\ ”see he's heading to the republic of ireland. — heading to the republic of ireland. but— heading to the republic of ireland. "wfizz heading to the republic of ireland. 3m; heading to the republic of ireland. jg ireland. but there was a big security breach. i'll fill you in on— security breach. i'll fill you in on everything— security breach. i'll fill you in on everything that- f ” car f i'll fill you in on everything that was said there,— in on everything that was said there, including— in on everything that was said there, including the fact that there, including the fact that the-have— there, including the fact that the have rejected everything the dup have rejected everything he-s— the dup have rejected everything hes—also— the dup have rejected everything hes—also have- the dup have rejected everything he's—also have you. he's had to say. also have you seen man, co—chair of seen this man, the co—chair of the— seen this man, the co—chair of the ma— seen this man, the co—chair of the bma has— seen this man, the co—chair of the bma has ordered a load of junior— the bma has ordered a load of junior doctors— the bma has ordered a load of junior doctors out— the bma has ordered a load of junior doctors out on strike. misery— junior doctors out on strike. misery fer— junior doctors out on strike. misery for millions of patients .—iee- misery for millions of patients .—iee wen,- misery for millions of patientsi ._is.7 well, he's . guess where he is.7 well, he's on-,_ . guess where he is? well, he's en- is...— . guess where he is? well, he's on-, isn't-classic.i on holiday, isn't he? classic. vee— on holiday, isn't he? classic. you-make-stuff

on holiday, isn't he? classic.- you-make-stuff up. you couldn't make this stuff up. in ether— you couldn't make this stuff up. we other newe— you couldn't make this stuff up. in other news as— you couldn't make this stuff up. in other news as well, we are, of going— in other news as well, we are, of course, going to— in other news as well, we are, of course, going to be talking about— of course, going to be talking about-wow— of course, going to be talking about-tory peer- of course, going to be talking about tory peer has about this a tory peer has accused— about this a tory peer has accused suella_ about this a tory peer has accused suella braverman, our wome— accused suella braverman, our home secretary— accused suella braverman, our home secretary racism. you home secretary of racism. do you wink— home secretary of racism. do you www ew— home secretary of racism. do you think our home— home secretary of racism. do you think our home secretary is a racew— think our home secretary is a ween awe— think our home secretary is a racist? and finally , coronation. racist? and finally, coronation. chaos,— racist? and finally, coronation. cheee harry— racist? and finally, coronation. chaos, harry and— racist? and finally, coronation. chaos, harry and meghan yet to eeweuw— chaos, harry and meghan yet to actually bother— chaos, harry and meghan yet to actually bother to— chaos, harry and meghan yet to actually bother to tell anyone if thev're— actually bother to tell anyone if they're attending? is that a bit if they're attending? is that a we redee— if they're attending? is that a bit rude? should— if they're attending? is that a bit rude? should king charles tell bit rude? should king charles eeu them— bit rude? should king charles tell were we— bit rude? should king charles tell them to sling their hook? all tell them to sling their hook? au wee— tell them to sling their hook? all that coming— tell them to sling their hook? all that coming your way and much— all that coming your way and much-with— all that coming your way and much with patrick much more with me. patrick cwwewe— much more with me. patrick cwwewe ew— much more with me. patrick cwwewe ew .— much more with me. patrick christys on . gb— much more with me. patrick christys on . gb news. get your christys on. gb news. get your emails— christys on. gb news. get your emails coming— christys on. gb news. get your emails coming in— christys on. gb news. get your emails coming in gb views our eeweweww— emails coming in gb views our eeweweww .— emails coming in gb views our eeweweww. w— emails coming in gb views our gbnews.uk. i want to emails coming in gb views our gbnews.uk . i want to know from gbnews.uk. i want to know from you,— gbnews.uk. i want to know from wee, ee— gbnews.uk. i want to know from yew, do you— gbnews.uk. i want to know from yew, we we week— gbnews.uk. i want to know from you, do you think it's right wee— you, do you think it's right that we— you, do you think it's right that the co—chair of the british medical— that the co—chair of the british medical association has gone on holiday— medical association has gone on holiday whilst— medical association has gone on holiday whilst everyone else is out ew— holiday whilst everyone else is out on strike— holiday whilst everyone else is out on strike and— holiday whilst everyone else is out on strike and patients suffere— out on strike and patients ewffew oe— out on strike and patients suffer? do you— out on strike and patients suffer? do you think that's right?— suffer? do you think that's ween-wee— suffer? do you think that's right?-also as- suffer? do you think that's right? also as well is our right? and also as well is our heme— right? and also as well is our home secretary— right? and also as well is our home secretary it's in home secretary racist? it's in relation— home secretary racist? it's in relation ee— home secretary racist? it's in relation to the— home secretary racist? it's in relation to the stuff that she said — relation to the stuff that she said about— relation to the stuff that she said about british pakistani grooming— said about british pakistani groomin9--- grooming gangs. gbviews@gbnews.uk but right greening genes.— gbviews@gbnews.uk but right now it's gbviews@gbnews.uk but right now we wow— gbviews@gbnews.uk but right now it's your headlines.— gbviews@gbnews.uk but right now it's your headlines. we're newnenw— it's your headlines. we're newnenw .—

it's your headlines. we're bethany . patrick fizz“ it's your headlines. we're- bethany . patrick thank you. good bethany. patrick thank you. good afternoon. here's your latest headunes afternoon. here's your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. at 3:01, the leader of the dup, sir jeffrey donaldson , says us sir jeffrey donaldson, says us president joe biden's visit to northern ireland does not change the political dynamic in the region. the unionist party has boycott power sharing for more than a year over post—brexit trade. well, after meeting with the prime minister in belfast, the prime minister in belfast, the president made a keynote speech at ulster university. he highlighted the significance of the good friday agreement and praised the windsor framework, saying it addresses the practical realities of brexit. mr. biden also stressed the need for a recommit to peace and the restoration of power sharing at stormont. sometimes, especially wnen— stormont. sometimes, especially wnen nne — stormont. sometimes, especially when the distance— stormont. sometimes, especially when the distance of— sometimes, especially when the distance of history we forget— when the distance of history we forget new— when the distance of history we forget how hard— when the distance of history we forget how hard earned , how forget how hard earned, how astounding— forget how hard earned, how astounding that— forget how hard earned, how astounding that peace was at the mement— astounding that peace was at the moment .— astounding that peace was at the moment . n— astounding that peace was at the moment . it shifted— astounding that peace was at the moment . it shifted the political moment. it shifted the political greww— moment. it shifted the political gnww in— moment. it shifted the political gnww in ew— moment. it shifted the political gravity in our world. there were no guarantees— gravity in our world. there were no guarantees .— gravity in our world. there were no guarantees. is— gravity in our world. there were no guarantees. is that gravity in our world. there were no guarantees . is that the deal no guarantees. is that the deal on paper— no guarantees. is that the deal on paper wette— no guarantees. is that the deal

on paper would hold? no guarantees— on paper would hold? no guarantees that it would be able to newer— guarantees that it would be able to deter .— guarantees that it would be able to deliver . the— guarantees that it would be able to deliver . the progress we to deliver. the progress we eetetwete— to deliver. the progress we celebrate today. - to deliver. the progress we celebrate today. it took long ent— celebrate today. it took long and nett— celebrate today. it took long and hard years— celebrate today. it took long and hard years of work to get to tnts— and hard years of work to get to we nteee. — and hard years of work to get to we nteee. rt— and hard years of work to get to this place. it took— and hard years of work to get to this place. it took a— and hard years of work to get to this place. it took a people wttttng— this place. it took a people wttttng te— this place. it took a people willing to come— this place. it took a people willing to come together in good tenn— willing to come together in good tettn ent— willing to come together in good ten and te— willing to come together in good faith and to risk— willing to come together in good faith and to risk both badly for the faith and to risk both badly for tne twtwe— faith and to risk both badly for tne twtwe .— faith and to risk both badly for the future . meanwhile, police in the future. meanwhile, police in wettnern— the future. meanwhile, police in northern ireland— the future. meanwhile, police in northern ireland have acknowledged a potential major seewntw— acknowledged a potential major security breach— acknowledged a potential major security breach involving rresttent— security breach involving president biden's visit. the rswt — president biden's visit. the rswt ts— president biden's visit. the psni is investigating after a resident reportedly discovered a list of officers names detailed to the president's protection in joe biden's four day trip to northern ireland and the irish repubuc northern ireland and the irish republic has seen 300 officers drafted in from the rest of the uk to bolster his security . the uk to bolster his security. the scottish government is planning to launch a legal challenge against westminster's decision to veto new gender recognition reforms. scotland social justice secretary says the bill was passed by an overwhelming majority in holyrood, with support from all parties . support from all parties.

shirley—anne somerville warned the british government's use of section 35 risks setting a dangerous constitutional precedent over what she said were devolved matters. rishi sunak defended the move, saying he has concerns over its impact on women's safety . it he has concerns over its impact on women's safety. it was a decision that— on women's safety. it was a decision that we— z" z it was a decision that we made after tenng— decision that we made after tertng wen— decision that we made after taking very careful and considered— taking very careful and considered advice and we had concerns as the— considered advice and we had concerns as the uk government secretary— concerns as the uk government seeretew et— concerns as the uk government secretary of state— concerns as the uk government secretary of state set this out at tne — secretary of state set this out at tne tne,— secretary of state set this out at the time, concerns about how seettent-s— at the time, concerns about how scotland's gender— at the time, concerns about how scotland's gender recognition act scotland's gender recognition wet wette— scotland's gender recognition act would interact with reserved eewers— act would interact with reserved ewes eeewt— act would interact with reserved powers about the _ act would interact with reserved powers about the operation of the equalities— powers about the operation of the equalities act, powers about the operation of the equalities act , the the equalities act, the protection _ the equalities act, the protection women elsewhere the equalities act, the— protectionlwomen elsewhere in protection of women elsewhere in the protection of women elsewhere in tne-es— protection of women elsewhere in tne-es wett. — protection of women elsewhere in the-as well. and _ protection of women elsewhere in the as well. and that's why the uk as well. and that's why we teen— the uk as well. and that's why we teen tne— the uk as well. and that's why we took the decision to block tne— we took the decision to block tne ewe. — we took the decision to block tne ewe. ant — we took the decision to block the gra. and obviously there's if the gra. and obviously there's tt tnere-s— the gra. and obviously there's tt tnere-s e— the gra. and obviously there's if there's a court— the gra. and obviously there's if there's a court process, we wttt— if there's a court process, we wttt tettew— if there's a court process, we will follow that— if there's a court process, we will follow that through. nesters— will follow that through. doctors leaders have held talks wttn— doctors leaders have held talks wttn tne— doctors leaders have held talks with the conciliation service agg— with the conciliation service aces, wnen— with the conciliation service acas, which says it's well prepared— acas, which says it's well prepared ene— acas, which says it's well prepared and ready to help in the prepared and ready to help in tne engetng— prepared and ready to help in the ongoing pav— prepared and ready to help in the ongoing pay dispute with the eeenent — the ongoing pay dispute with the government. : : government. thousands, thousands of junior doctors with the british medical association in england are walking out for the second in a four day strike this

week. the bma said they need help to broker realistic talks after downing street refused to negotiate unless they abandon the 35% pay rise demand . and the the 35% pay rise demand. and the leader of the liberal democrats , sir ed davey, is urging the government to act fast to end the strikes. the concerns are letting the nhs down and all the millions of patients who need that health care. it took them nentns— that health care. it took them nentns te — that health care. it took them nentns te get— that health care. it took them months to get round- ttziz it took them months to get round the table wttn— months to get round the table wttn tne— months to get round the table with the nurses— months to get round the table with the nurses and then there was a solution. _ with the nurses and then there was a solution. fizyr : gtzg was a solution. they need to get round the table with the junior doctors and they need to do that today the ministry of defence says there a serious level of says there is a serious level of inaccuracy allegedly leaked inaccuracy in allegedly leaked documents claim uk special documents which claim uk special forces have operated in ukraine. reports suggest that as many as 50 reports suggest that as many as so eersennet— reports suggest that as many as 50 personnel have— reports suggest that as many as 50 personnel have been deployed etengstee— 50 personnel have been deployed alongside other— 50 personnel have been deployed alongside other western forces , alongside other western forces, ettnewgn— alongside other western forces, ettnewgn tne— alongside other western forces, although the locations and rntsstens— although the locations and missions have— although the locations and missions have not been revealed. tne— missions have not been revealed. tne wee— missions have not been revealed. tne wee ts— missions have not been revealed. the mod is warning— missions have not been revealed. the mod is warning the leak of the classified— the mod is warning the leak of the classified us— the mod is warning the leak of the classified us documents has the classified us documents has tne eetenttet— the classified us documents has the potential to— the classified us documents has the potential to spread disinformation and the cost of

entteeere— disinformation and the cost of entteeere tn— disinformation and the cost of childcare in the— disinformation and the cost of childcare in the uk is forcing 1 in childcare in the uk is forcing 1 tn n— childcare in the uk is forcing1 tn n parents— childcare in the uk is forcing 1 in 4 parents to— childcare in the uk is forcing 1 in 4 parents to either give up were— in 4 parents to either give up tnetr job— in 4 parents to either give up tnetr job er— in 4 parents to either give up theirjob or drop— in 4 parents to either give up theirjob or drop out of their job or drop out of education. _ their job or drop out of education. a- their job or drop out of education. a new study by the gene— education. a new study by the global children's— education. a new study by the global children's charity their wette— global children's charity their went, renne— global children's charity their world, found 74% of parents say we— world, found 74% of parents say tnew ttne— world, found 74% of parents say tnew ttne rt— world, found 74% of parents say they find it difficult to meet entteeere— they find it difficult to meet childcare costs— they find it difficult to meet childcare costs ._ they find it difficult to meet childcare costs . it's calling on childcare costs. it's calling on geenrnents— childcare costs. it's calling on governments to _ childcare costs. it's calling on governments to urgently enenttse— governments to urgently prioritise spending on early wears— prioritise spending on early years programmes. prioritise spending on early years programmes . you're up to years programmes. you're up to ente— years programmes. you're up to state en— years programmes. you're up to state en en— years programmes. you're up to date on gb news.— years programmes. you're up to date on gb news. now it's back to date on gb news. now it's back te retren— date on gb news. now it's back to patrick erg— date on gb news. now it's back to patrick erg ._ to patrick erg. lower.- to patrick erg. okay, ladies and gentlemen. well, bit of breaking well, a little bit of breaking news off the bat. and news straight off the bat. and to here break it is our royal reporter, cameron walker. cameron. what's cameron. harry, what's happening? yes patrick, the happening? yes, patrick, in the test— happening? yes, patrick, in the last—buckingham last few moments, buckingham reteee— palace has released the tettewtng—l palace has released the following-. it palace has released the- following-. it says, following statement. it says, ewertngnen — following statement. it says, buckingham palace is pleased to sentin— buckingham palace is pleased to eenttrn-nwre— buckingham palace is pleased to confirm-duke of— buckingham palace is pleased to confirm duke of sussex will confirm the duke of sussex will attent— confirm the duke of sussex will attend tne— confirm the duke of sussex will attend the coronation service at westntnster— attend the coronation service at westminster abbey on the 6th of

new. — westminster abbey on the 6th of new. tne— westminster abbey on the 6th of may. the duchess— westminster abbey on the 6th of may. the duchess of sussex will tn— may. the duchess of sussex will remain in california with prince anne— remain in california with prince arente ene— remain in california with prince archie and princess lilibet. we knew— archie and princess lilibet. we knew tnet— archie and princess lilibet. we know that the _ archie and princess lilibet. we know that the day of the coronation _ know that the day of the coronation is— know that the day of the coronation is prince archie's etnneew. — coronation is prince archie's etnneew. se— coronation is prince archie's birthday. so there was some seeewtetten— birthday. so there was some speculation as— birthday. so there was some speculation as to whether or not we— speculation as to whether or not tnew wewte — speculation as to whether or not they would bring— speculation as to whether or not they would bring the two entteren— they would bring the two children over— they would bring the two children over to the united rtngeen— children over to the united rtngeen ene— children over to the united kingdom and we've been talking eeent— kingdom and we've been talking eeent ter— kingdom and we've been talking about for weeks,— kingdom and we've been talking about for weeks, haven't we, tnet— about for weeks, haven't we, tnet tnere — about for weeks, haven't we, that there was— about for weeks, haven't we, that there was that hard eeeettne— that there was that hard deadline of— that there was that hard deadline of beginning of april for deadline of beginning of april ter netw— deadline of beginning of april ter nerrw ene— deadline of beginning of april for harry and meghan to confirm wnetner— for harry and meghan to confirm wnetner-tnew— for harry and meghan to confirm whether-they-be. whether or not they would be ettenetng — whether or not they would be attending coronation. attending the coronation. of course, there's— attending the coronation. of course, there's lots of security concerns, logistical issues, seettng— concerns, logistical issues, seettng-eeenl concerns, logistical issues,- seating-been reported seating plans has been reported in seating plans has been reported tn-ntner— seating plans has been reported in-mirror this— seating plans has been reported in mirror this morning, in the mirror this morning, ettnewgn— in the mirror this morning, although from _ in the mirror this morning, although from my understanding, in the mirror this morning, a|lot ugh from my understanding, in the mirror this morning, a|lot 011 from my understanding, in the mirror this morning, allot of what] my understanding, in the mirror this morning, allot of what] nsaididerstanding, in the mirror this morning, allot of what] nsaid inerstanding, in the mirror this morning, allot of what] nsaid in thatiding, a lot of what is said in that stew— a lot of what is said in that stew ts— a lot of what is said in that stew ts net— a lot of what is said in that story is not essentially tneeneet— story is not essentially incorrect ._ story is not essentially incorrect . but it's now here in incorrect. but it's now here in tweet— incorrect. but it's now here in tweet ene— incorrect. but it's now here in black and white,— incorrect. but it's now here in black and white, we have confirmation— black and white, we have confirmation the king's youngest rrtnee— confirmation the king's youngest son, prince harry,— confirmation the king's youngest son, prince harry, despite newtng— son, prince harry, despite having written _ son, prince harry, despite having written the memoir spare wnere— having written the memoir spare wnere ne— having written the memoir spare wnere ne nee— having written the memoir spare where he had written some pretty ettegettens— where he had written some pretty allegations against— where he had written some pretty allegations against the royal tenttw— allegations against the royal tenttw ne— allegations against the royal family, he will— allegations against the royal family, he will be attending the coroner on his— family, he will be attending the coroner on his wife sorry , his coroner on his wife sorry, his wes,— coroner on his wife sorry, his wes nts— coroner on his wife sorry, his wes, nts wtte— coroner on his wife sorry, his yes, his wife, meghan. and the twe— yes, his wife, meghan. and the two children— yes, his wife, meghan. and the two children will— yes, his wife, meghan. and the two children will remain in cemente— two children will remain in california. so— two children will remain in california. so that news just in

in california. so that news just in tn tne— california. so that news just in tn tne test— california. so that news just in in the last few. _ california. so that news just in in the last few. �*fttzll california. so that news just in in the last few. �*fttzzz ”tfizz california. so that news just in in the last few. �*fttzzz tfizz in the last few. well, there we go. ladies and gentlemen, what do you make of this? that breaking news. so prince harry is to attend the is going to attend the coronation. meghan is to coronation. meghan is going to stay is this stay in california for. is this a markle snub? a meghan markle snub? gbviews@gbnews.uk meghan gbviews@gbnews.uk has meghan essentially said, no, i don't want any part in this. i'm going to stay do you think to stay away? do you think that's or or are you that's rude or or are you actually happy about this? this is going to an absolute is going to be an absolute circus one way or the other. whether they did attend, whether they attended whether they attended together, whether neither but neither of them attended, but now, was saying now, as cameron was saying there, big news is there, this big breaking news is that palace that buckingham palace is pleased. now to pleased. i'm reading it now to confirm that the duke of sussex will attend coronation will attend the coronation service westminsterabbey will attend the coronation service westminster abbey on service at westminster abbey on the 6th of may. the duchess of sussex will remain in california with archie and princess with prince archie and princess lilibet. cameron, i know we'll be getting more on this as and when that drips through. that has literally just dropped in the seconds. so there the last few seconds. so there we thank very, we go. cameron, thank you very, very cameron there, very much. cameron walker there, our royal reporter. look, get your coming in thick and your views coming in thick and fast and gents, fast on this. ladies and gents, we're going to be about

we're going to be talking about that throughout course of that throughout the course of the development the show. big development there. harry will attend. meghan will not. meghan markle snub? not. is it a meghan markle snub? but to joe biden's trip to but now to joe biden's trip to northern ireland the us northern ireland and the us president hailed the success president has hailed the success of good friday agreement. of the good friday agreement. biden around of the good friday agreement. bic minutes around of the good friday agreement. bic minutes this around of the good friday agreement. bicminutes this morning. around of the good friday agreement. bic minutes this morning. a round 45 minutes this morning. a downing spokesman said downing street spokesman said the discussed to the pair discussed the need to restore power sharing in northern biden then restore power sharing in nortra'n biden then restore power sharing in nortra'n at biden then restore power sharing in nortra'n at ulsterthen gave a speech at ulster university he discovered university where he discovered the discussed the the progress discussed the progress that has made progress even that has been made since 1998, 25 years ago this week, the landmark belfast good friday agreement was signed , and friday agreement was signed, and it wasn't easy. i was a united states— it wasn't easy. i was a united states senator— it wasn't easy. i was a united states senator at— it wasn't easy. i was a united states senator at the- g g i was a united states senator at the time and i wettest— states senator at the time and i wettest wen— states senator at the time and i worked very closely with my good trtene— worked very closely with my good trtene eeerge— worked very closely with my good friend george mitchell, who will be friend george mitchell, who will tee nee,— friend george mitchell, who will tee gag, t— friend george mitchell, who will be here, i believe,— friend george mitchell, who will be here, i believe, in a couple of be here, i believe, in a couple et stews.— be here, i believe, in a couple et news. ane— be here, i believe, in a couple of days. and there— be here, i believe, in a couple of days. and there were no guarantees— of days. and there were no guarantees that- of days. and there were no guarantees that the deal on paper— guarantees that the deal on paper wette— guarantees that the deal on paper would hold , no guarantees paper would hold, no guarantees tnet— paper would hold, no guarantees tnet tt— paper would hold, no guarantees tnet tt wette— paper would hold, no guarantees that it would be— paper would hold, no guarantees that it would be able to deliver the that it would be able to deliver tne eregress— that it would be able to deliver tne eregress we— that it would be able to deliver the progress we celebrate today . it the progress we celebrate today . tt teet— the progress we celebrate today . tt teen teng— the progress we celebrate today . it took long, hard , hard years . it took long, hard, hard years of . it took long, hard, hard years et wett— . it took long, hard, hard years et wert te— . it took long, hard, hard years et wert te get— . it took long, hard, hard years of work to get to _ . it took long, hard, hard years of work to get to this place. it teet— of work to get to this place. it teen e— of work to get to this place. it teen e eeeete— of work to get to this place. it took a people willing to come tegetner— took a people willing to come tegetner tn— took a people willing to come together in good— took a people willing to come together in good faith and to rtst— together in good faith and to

rtst eetetw— together in good faith and to risk boldly for— together in good faith and to risk boldly for the future teeters— risk boldly for the future leaders and— risk boldly for the future leaders and peace like john hume and leaders and peace like john hume enet newe— leaders and peace like john hume and david trimble_ leaders and peace like john hume and david trimble and david trwtne— and david trimble and david twtne ene— and david trimble and david irvine and ed— and david trimble and david irvine and ed and monica mcwilliams_ irvine and ed and monica mcwilliams and mary robinson, eteetere— mcwilliams and mary robinson, eteetere .— mcwilliams and mary robinson, eteetere . tnew— mcwilliams and mary robinson, etcetera . they were all people etcetera. they were all people tnet— etcetera. they were all people tnet t— etcetera. they were all people tnet t get— etcetera. they were all people tnet t get te— etcetera. they were all people that i got to meet— etcetera. they were all people that i got to meet back then , that i got to meet back then, ene— that i got to meet back then, enet tt— that i got to meet back then, enet tt teet— that i got to meet back then, and it took people across all across northern— and it took people across all across northern ireland who made the across northern ireland who made tne enetee— across northern ireland who made tne enetee te— across northern ireland who made the choice to work— across northern ireland who made the choice to work for a ertgnter— the choice to work for a brighter and— the choice to work for a brighter and a- the choice to work for a brighter and a shared future. we terget— brighter and a shared future. we terget new— brighter and a shared future. we forget how hard— brighter and a shared future. we forget how hard earned, how how estewnetng— forget how hard earned, how how astounding that— forget how hard earned, how how astounding that peace was at the rnernent — astounding that peace was at the rnernent rt— astounding that peace was at the moment. it shifted— astounding that peace was at the moment. it shifted the political grewttw— moment. it shifted the political grewttw tn— moment. it shifted the political grewttw tn ew— moment. it shifted the political gravity in our world and ttterettw— gravity in our world and literally it— gravity in our world and literally it shifted the eetttteet— literally it shifted the political gravity . in 1998, it political gravity. in 1998, it tne— political gravity. in 1998, it was the longest running conflict in was the longest running conflict tn europe— was the longest running conflict in europe since— was the longest running conflict in europe since the end of world wer— in europe since the end of world wet rt.— in europe since the end of world war ii. thousands— in europe since the end of world war ii. thousands of families nee— war ii. thousands of families nee eeen— war ii. thousands of families had been affected by the trewetes— had been affected by the trewtetes .— had been affected by the troubles . losses are real. the troubles. losses are real. the pen— troubles. losses are real. the eetn ws— troubles. losses are real. the pain was personal. i need not tett— pain was personal. i need not tett nenw— pain was personal. i need not tell many people— pain was personal. i need not tell many people in this ewttenee— tell many people in this audience every person killed in the audience every person killed in tne trewetes— audience every person killed in the troubles left— audience every person killed in the troubles left an empty chair at tne— the troubles left an empty chair at tne etntng— the troubles left an empty chair at the dining room— the troubles left an empty chair at the dining room table and a nete— at the dining room table and a nete tn— at the dining room table and a nete tn tne— at the dining room table and a hole in the heart— at the dining room table and a hole in the heart that was never meet— hole in the heart that was never

met ter— hole in the heart that was never filled for the— hole in the heart that was never filled for the ones— hole in the heart that was never filled for the ones they lost . filled for the ones they lost. entw— filled for the ones they lost. otew se— filled for the ones they lost. okay, so that's— filled for the ones they lost. okay, so that's joe— filled for the ones they lost. okay, so that's joe biden- filled for the ones they lost. okay, so that's joe biden there. the us president. he was in northern ireland. he's currently making a move to down the repubuc making a move to down the republic of ireland. gb news political editor darren mccaffrey has been in belfast political editor darren mctus,rey has been in belfast political editor darren mctus, ist has been in belfast political editor darren mctus, is still been in belfast political editor darren mctus, is still inten in belfast political editor darren mctus, is still in belfastelfast political editor darren mctus, is still in belfast for st for us, is still in belfast for us and darren, it has been a very, very, very notorious day, hasn't it? joe biden has issued a statement calling for power sharing to resume. the dup have rejected it. there was a security breach. you couldn't get on a helicopter because of bad weather. it's all gone off. dara yeah, it has, though. i think in the end, both downing street— think in the end, both downing street ene— think in the end, both downing street and the— think in the end, both downing street and the white house will be street and the white house will tee pretty— street and the white house will be pretty pleased— street and the white house will be pretty pleased with this wtstt— be pretty pleased with this wtstt tn— be pretty pleased with this visit in the— be pretty pleased with this visit in the sense that you're rtgnt— visit in the sense that you're rtgnt tnet— visit in the sense that you're right that unionism, and eentewterw— right that unionism, and particularly the have particularly the dup have said tnet— particularly the dup have said tnet-enenge— particularly the dup have said that-change-not- particularly the dup have said that change not changed that this change has not changed the that this change has not changed tne—tne— that this change has not changed the _the political- the dynamic of the political sttwetten— the dynamic of the political situation on— the dynamic of the political situation on ground. however situation on the ground. however it situation on the ground. however tt ws— situation on the ground. however tt tn— situation on the ground. however tt tn see— situation on the ground. however it was in some ways warmly weteenee— it was in some ways warmly weteenee tw— it was in some ways warmly welcomed by units. this sense tnet— welcomed by units. this sense we joe— welcomed by units. this sense we ree ntten— welcomed by units. this sense that joe biden seems to be ttnettw— that joe biden seems to be finally listening. he talked eeent— finally listening. he talked eeent new— finally listening. he talked about how he— finally listening. he talked about how he needed to listen . about how he needed to listen. he about how he needed to listen. ne tettee— about how he needed to listen. he talked about— about how he needed to listen. he talked about his british

nerttege— he talked about his british nerttege es— he talked about his british heritage as much as his irish nerttege— heritage as much as his irish heritage during— heritage as much as his irish heritage during that speech here at tne— heritage during that speech here at the university— heritage during that speech here at the university of ulster wttntn— at the university of ulster wttntn tne— at the university of ulster within the last— at the university of ulster within the last hour or so , but within the last hour or so, but etse— within the last hour or so, but etse tnet— within the last hour or so, but etse tnet ne— within the last hour or so, but also that he wasn't going to tntertere— also that he wasn't going to interfere, that— also that he wasn't going to interfere, that that was a twegenent— interfere, that that was a judgement call. the restoration of judgement call. the restoration et ter— judgement call. the restoration of for stormont— judgement call. the restoration of for stormont the political eentes— of for stormont the political eentes nete. — of for stormont the political parties here. and that is senetntng— parties here. and that is something that jeffrey donaldson, _ something that jeffrey donaldson, the leader, donaldson, the dup leader, eentewterw— donaldson, the dup leader, particularly touched upon. particularly he touched upon. ent— particularly he touched upon. net tn— particularly he touched upon. net tn tne— particularly he touched upon. but in the end,— particularly he touched upon. but in the end, you were right. i but in the end, you were right. t neen— but in the end, you were right. i mean, frankly,— but in the end, you were right. i mean, frankly, he was here not for i mean, frankly, he was here not ter e— i mean, frankly, he was here not ter e very— i mean, frankly, he was here not ter e very teng— i mean, frankly, he was here not for a very long period of time. ane— for a very long period of time. ant-tne— for a very long period of time. and lthe-nothing- for a very long period of time. and the nothing will and in the end, nothing will enenge— and in the end, nothing will enengeltnet— and in the end, nothing will change that sense that change in that sense that sternent— change in that sense that stormont is— change in that sense that stormont is not likely to be resteree— stormont is not likely to be resteree enw— stormont is not likely to be restored any time soon. but also rresteent— restored any time soon. but also president biden— restored any time soon. but also president biden reminded us here ewtng— president biden reminded us here ewtng tnet— president biden reminded us here during that speech— president biden reminded us here during that speech of just how eee— during that speech of just how eet tntngs— during that speech of just how bad things were— during that speech of just how bad things were in northern retent— bad things were in northern ireland when— bad things were in northern ireland when he first came back in ireland when he first came back tn teet— ireland when he first came back tn test. new— ireland when he first came back in 1991. how things have changed and in1991. how things have changed enet new— in1991. how things have changed enet new tn— in1991. how things have changed and how in order— in1991. how things have changed and how in order to— in 1991. how things have changed and how in order to change, eerneerntse— and how in order to change, compromise needs to be made . and compromise needs to be made. and i compromise needs to be made. and ttntnt— compromise needs to be made. and ttntnt tnet— compromise needs to be made. and ttntnt tnet ts— compromise needs to be made. and i think that is a— compromise needs to be made. and i think that is a message he reettw— i think that is a message he really wanted— i think that is a message he really wanted to— i think that is a message he really wanted to hammer home. tne— really wanted to hammer home. tne weetner— really wanted to hammer home. the weather is— really wanted to hammer home. the weather is just about to turn— the weather is just about to turn nete— the weather is just about to turn nete tn— the weather is just about to turn here in belfast. but you're rtgnt— turn here in belfast. but you're rtgnt tn— turn here in belfast. but you're right in suggesting it's not eeen— right in suggesting it's not been greet— right in suggesting it's not been great elsewhere on the tstene— been great elsewhere on the tstene et— been great elsewhere on the island of ireland. and instead of island of ireland. and instead et getttng— island of ireland. and instead of getting marine one, the netteeeters— of getting marine one, the helicopters down to his next wtstt— helicopters down to his next wtsttlsewtn— helicopters down to his next visit,-south of- helicopters down to his next visit, south of the border,

visit, just south of the border, nes— visit, just south of the border, ne-s-te— visit, just south of the border, ne-s-te-tne- he's having to get on the netereeee— he's having to get on the. motorcade -yeah, he's having to get on the- motorcade-yeah, biden motorcade and drive. yeah, biden has motorcade and drive. yeah, biden nes reset— motorcade and drive. yeah, biden nes teeee e— motorcade and drive. yeah, biden has faced a bit— motorcade and drive. yeah, biden has faced a bit of— motorcade and drive. yeah, biden has faced a bit of criticism for seenetng— has faced a bit of criticism for sensing tess— has faced a bit of criticism for spending less than 24 hours in wennern— spending less than 24 hours in northern ireland. most of that wttt— northern ireland. most of that will have been in bed. so not exactly a resounding endorsement for the united kingdom as a whole . but just talk to me a whole. but just talk to me a little bit, darren, about this security breach we're hearing so much what's much about, aslef. what's happened ? yeah, it appears happened there? yeah, it appears that happened there? yeah, it appears tnet eertter— happened there? yeah, it appears that earlier on— happened there? yeah, it appears that earlier on this— : ”tfizz?’ yeah, it appears that earlier on this morning, a neenet— that earlier on this morning, a nernete et— that earlier on this morning, a member of the— that earlier on this morning, a member of the public found a senstttwe— member of the public found a sensitive document here in newest— sensitive document here in belfast which— sensitive document here in belfast which had the lists of et— belfast which had the lists of et tne— belfast which had the lists of some of the locations that rresteent— some of the locations that president biden was attending . president biden was attending. the president biden was attending. tne retes— president biden was attending. the roads that— president biden was attending. the roads that have been closed, tnewgn— the roads that have been closed, tnewgn tt— the roads that have been closed, tnewgn, tt nest— the roads that have been closed, though, it must be— the roads that have been closed, though, it must be said, lots of wet— though, it must be said, lots of tnet ws— though, it must be said, lots of that was already— though, it must be said, lots of that was already public knowledge,— that was already public knowledge, but slightly more werrwtngtw— knowledge, but slightly more worryingly, names, numbers worryingly, the names, numbers and worryingly, the names, numbers ensernee—- worryingly, the names, numbers and—some police. and addresses of some police ettteers— and addresses of some police enters-we,— and addresses of some police officers-no, i'm— and addresses of some police officers no, i'm entirely officers as no, i'm not entirely sure-enengee— officers as no, i'm not entirely sure-changed any- officers as no, i'm not entirely sure changed any of the sure this changed any of the seewttw— sure this changed any of the. security—president sure this changed any of the. securit at_president sure this changed any of the securit at the president sure this changed any of the securit at the end president sure this changed any of the securit at the end of president sure this changed any of the securit at the end of the iident sure this changed any of the securit at the end of the day,t biden. at the end of the day, nes— biden. at the end of the day, ne-s get— biden. at the end of the day, ne-s get e— biden. at the end of the day, he's got a hell— biden. at the end of the day, he's got a hell of— biden. at the end of the day, he's got a hell of a lot of senet— he's got a hell of a lot of secret service _ he's got a hell of a lot of secret service agents as well as the secret service agents as well as tne nettee— secret service agents as well as the police protecting him. i ten-t— the police protecting him. i tent—wes- the police protecting him. i. tent—wes getng the police protecting him. i- don't_was going to don't think anyone was going to get—ntn i get particularly close to him ene— get particularly close to him enet-wes— get particularly close to him and -was.actual- get particularly close to him and was actual direct and there was no actual direct tweet— and there was no actual direct threat towards— and there was no actual direct threat towards the president. ent— threat towards the president. net tnere — threat towards the president. but there will— threat towards the president. but there will be concerned that this but there will be concerned that tnts—tn-

but there will be concerned thatj tnts—tn tne this information ended up in the enets-s— this information ended up in the ewette-s tenets— this information ended up in the public's hands, given the threat it public's hands, given the threat ttleesee— public's hands, given the threat ttleeseeltne— public's hands, given the threat it posed the police it is posed to the police sewtee— it is posed to the police service northern service here in northern retent— service here in northern. ireland.-skirmishes service here in northern- ireland. -skirmishes in ireland. we saw skirmishes in in new— ireland. we saw skirmishes in in teeny—entw- ireland. we saw skirmishes in in derry—entw e- ireland. we saw skirmishes in in derry—only a couple derry londonderry only a couple of derry londonderry only a couple et days— derry londonderry only a couple et news age— derry londonderry only a couple et news ege .— derry londonderry only a couple et news ege . se— derry londonderry only a couple of days ago . so quite of days ago. so quite embarrassing. it must be said, the embarrassing. it must be said, tne rswt— embarrassing. it must be said, the psni have— embarrassing. it must be said, the psni have held their hands up ene— the psni have held their hands up enet sett— the psni have held their hands up and said they're launching an tnwesttgetten— up and said they're launching an investigation into— up and said they're launching an investigation into it and the entw— investigation into it and the only eesen— investigation into it and the only reason they were made aware of only reason they were made aware et tt— only reason they were made aware et tt ts— only reason they were made aware et tt ts tne— only reason they were made aware et tt ts tne nnen— only reason they were made aware of it is the man who— only reason they were made aware of it is the man who found it teeteee— of it is the man who found it teeteee te— of it is the man who found it decided to call— of it is the man who found it decided to call into a radio stetten— decided to call into a radio station this— decided to call into a radio station this morning say that station this morning to say that he station this morning to say that ne-eeewnent.- station this morning to say that he-document. so,- station this morning to say that he-document. so,.|| he had this document. so, as i say,— he had this document. so, as i say,-embarrassing,- he had this document. so, as i say, embarrassing, it's say, it's embarrassing, it's worrying— say, it's embarrassing, it's werwtnglt— say, it's embarrassing, it's worrying i think say, it's embarrassing, it's- worryingii think-forward worrying. i think going forward tnet— worrying. i think going forward tnet tnese— worrying. i think going forward that these addresses could have eeen— that these addresses could have teen etetee— that these addresses could have been eteree we— that these addresses could have been eteree we tw— that these addresses could have been picked up by the kind of rung— been picked up by the kind of rung characters,— been picked up by the kind of rung characters, if you like, nete— rung characters, if you like, nete tn— rung characters, if you like, here in belfast.— rung characters, if you like, here in belfast. but all in all, tn— here in belfast. but all in all, tn net— here in belfast. but all in all, i'm not entirely— here in belfast. but all in all, i'm not entirely sure that any nete— i'm not entirely sure that any nete-en tne- i'm not entirely sure that any major on the president's major impact on the president's rnewernenst et— major impact on the president's movements at today. darren, movements at all today. darren, tnent— movements at all today. darren, tnent wen— movements at all today. darren, tnent yew wen— movements at all today. darren, thank you very much. oz " thank you very much. our eetttteet— thank you very much. our political editor— thank you very much. our political editor darren mccaffrey in northern ireland for joe for us. look, as i said, joe biden will spent a grand biden will have spent a grand total less 24 hours in total of less than 24 hours in northern much of that northern ireland. much of that was in bed. and in the past, he's on about irish he's banged on about his irish roots. he's been branded the most irish president since jfk. he that his great he once said that his great grandfather left ireland because of what quotes the brits were

doing and former first minister of northern ireland, arlene foster, has said on gb news last night that biden hates the uk. he revelled in the fact that he told a story about his mother refusing to sleep in a bed because the late majesty the queen had slept in the bed. so it goes on and on. he hits z z so it goes on and on. he hits the ttnttee— it goes on and on. he hits the united kingdom.— it goes on and on. he hits the united kingdom. i don't think tnere-s— united kingdom. i don't think tnere-s enw— united kingdom. i don't think there's any doubt about that. ane— there's any doubt about that. ant t— there's any doubt about that. ant t test— there's any doubt about that. and i just think— there's any doubt about that. and i just think the fact that nes— and i just think the fact that ne-s eentng— and i just think the fact that he's coming here would put any pressure on the— he's coming here would put any pressure on the democratic tntentst— pressure on the democratic unionist party— pressure on the democratic unionist party at all. quite the reverse, actually,— unionist party at all. quite the reverse, actually, because he's tw— reverse, actually, because he's tw se— reverse, actually, because he's tw se nenw— reverse, actually, because he's seen by so many people as just stnetw— seen by so many people as just simply pro—republican and pro—national— simply pro—republican and pro—national as well as you ntgnt— pro—national as well as you ntgntexeeet. — pro—national as well as you might expect. f pro—national as well as you- might expect. that comment from arlene foster got plenty of attention. joe biden's special assistant, amanda sloat , said assistant, amanda sloat, said the president's track record shows that he is not anti—british. and this is a topic that we're going to speak about later on in the show. do you think that joe biden hates the uk ? moving on for now, the uk? moving on for now, though, if you are just joining us, a reminder of our big breaking prince harry will

breaking news. prince harry will attend next month's coronation , attend next month's coronation, but meghan and their two children will not be. there is meghan snubbing king? gb meghan snubbing the king? gb views or gbnews.uk? are archie's birthday and says a four year old will not notice if his birthday wasn't celebrated on the day . it's wonderful news, the day. it's wonderful news, though, that duchess pinocchio isn't coming to spoil the king's day. and there's a lot of it. keep them coming, people. i'll go to the inbox throughout the course of the gb views. course of the show. gb views. gbnews.uk but let's go now to the junior doctors strike, which is into its second day and the bma has revoked its permission for doctors to leave the picket line and work at western general hospital in somerset. as we understand it, people were coming out of the hospital and saying to doctors that were on the doctors, the picket line, junior doctors, look, please , please come and look, please, please come in and help okay we need help in help us. okay we need help in here to care for patients. and now bma has revoked its now the bma has revoked its permission for doctors to leave the picket line and work at western hospital in western general hospital in somerset , gb western general hospital in somerset, gb news. western general hospital in somerset , gb news. viewers western general hospital in somerset, gb news. viewers can see pictures striking workers

see pictures of striking workers outside hospital today . outside the hospital today. hospital leaders, as i said, asked for doctors to return to work for a limited time to maintain safe patient care . and maintain safe patient care. and yesterday the bma said seven junior doctors could return to work to help in the hospital's emerge emergency department, however , for a bma statement however, for a bma statement today said we have revoked the derogation granted to western general hospital. it has become apparent that both the bma and nhs england were misled over the level of staffing cover either local management were unaware they sufficient senior cover they had sufficient senior cover or they deliberately misled us. we will be asking nhs england to explore any potential probity issues granted a derogation issues we granted a derogation in good faith and it is incredibly disappointing to see this abused in this way. incredibly disappointing to see this abused in this way . we are this abused in this way. we are grateful to our consultants and sas, which is a speciality colleagues for their hard work providing cover during the strikes . this is going to providing cover during the strikes. this is going to divide people, okay, because strikes clearly have to have an impact, don't they? they have to have an

impact service. otherwise impact on service. otherwise nothing all nothing gets done. and we all understand that. at the same understand that. but at the same time, it comes down to time, when it comes down to patient care and safety and the health of your loved bear health of your loved ones, bear in nhs is already in in mind the nhs is already in crisis. i mean, when's it not? but you go. is this the but there you go. is this the kind thing that there should kind of thing that there should be moving on. i wonder be power moving on. i wonder what will that. what your views will be on that. but this being one but now with this being one of the strikes nhs the biggest strikes in nhs history, have expected history, i would have expected that the leader of the junior doctors the to doctors union at the bma to either be on the picket line or locked in talks with ministers to negotiate deal, but no , no. to negotiate a deal, but no, no. doctor rob lawrenson, co—chair of the bma junior doctors committee, has gone on holiday, so where is he? that's what i want to know. we'll return to that. but i can tell you where joe biden is. he's on his way to dubun joe biden is. he's on his way to dublin airport, i believe, at the minute. and we're going to be taking pictures of that. there we so that, as i there we go. so that, as i understand it, is air force one at dublin airport where joe biden taking or biden will be taking off or landing actually, should landing even, actually, i should say. be arriving say. and he will be arriving very, very shortly. so that's

the plane there. now, joe biden, of has been on this of course, has been on this historic visit initially to mark. think, 25th mark. i think, the 25th anniversary friday anniversary of the good friday agreement and the peace deal there. also relation, there. also in relation, of course, framework course, to the windsor framework and was seen as as much of and it was seen as as much of a show visit. but also a very, very crucial diplomatic visit. joe biden did make a long appeal for power sharing in stormont to be reinstated for them to get their backsides in gear and their backsides in gear and their heads together and make sure that the people of northern ireland felt represented and made sure that they did indeed represent the people of northern ireland. come out ireland. the dup has come out and this isn't going and said, look, this isn't going to this isn't to change anything. this isn't going the way that we going to change the way that we feel at all. and we're not in a rush get at it. so joe rush to get back at it. so joe biden, his words not having much of an impact. there was a security breach as well that ruffled a few feathers earlier on.and ruffled a few feathers earlier on. and joe biden was alerted to the fact actually, bizarrely, although shock us although nothing should shock us these that the these days with the way that the news it by who news is shared it by a chap who called in northern irish radio called in a northern irish radio station say he had been station to say that he had been handed seen a dossier which

handed or seen a dossier which appeared give the names and appeared to give the names and addresses and personal information the force information of the police force that be securing that was going to be securing the area around him. that was a monumental security breach. thankfully, come to nothing thankfully, it's come to nothing after yesterday's news that there were pipe bombs that were discovered nearby . the discovered in a park nearby. the roots, where joe biden was expected to be passing by. joe biden has also courted criticism for spending, biden has also courted criticism for spending , essentially a for spending, essentially a matter of hours in northern ireland before he goes off to the republic of ireland, where he will spend much longer. he has got a track record of not being particularly kind about the british when it comes to ireland. he does make a big deal out of his irish heritage, which as far as i can tell, is in relation to his great great, great grandad of on his mum's side , who again, as i understand side, who again, as i understand it, did arrive in america in 1850. so there we go. but hey, everyone loves to be irish, don't they, joe everyone loves to be irish, but that's false .

to be irish, but that's false. one that we are looking at at dubun one that we are looking at at dublin airport. and joe biden will be going to a banquet later on.and will be going to a banquet later on. and also as well, i know that i've just kind of poked a little bit of fun at joe biden's historic irish heritage there. but he is going to be visiting his well when it gets to this stage. would you call this his ancestral home? suppose you ancestral home? i suppose you would, his would, wouldn't you? his ancestral little bit would, wouldn't you? his anceson. little bit would, wouldn't you? his anceson. so little bit would, wouldn't you? his anceson. so we little bit would, wouldn't you? his anceson. so we willtle bit would, wouldn't you? his anceson. so we will be bit would, wouldn't you? his anceson. so we will be doing it later on. so we will be doing it as much of a holiday as well as as much of a holiday as well as a event. but it is of a diplomatic event. but it is of vital importance. and he said this time yesterday as he was taking off from maryland, that his main ambition on this trip was going to be to try to keep the peace. it was going to be to try to keep the peace. a few people said, look, joe, it's not your place to say this. it's not exactly like it's israel—palestine, but any israel—palestine, is it? but any help, i think, will be much help, i think, will be very much worthwhile. biden , also his help, i think, will be very much wortthouse biden , also his help, i think, will be very much wortthouse staff den , also his help, i think, will be very much wortthouse staff ,en , also his help, i think, will be very much wortthouse staff, wereilso his help, i think, will be very much wortthouse staff , were forced white house staff, were forced to deny in response to arlene foster of this parish , former foster of this parish, former leader in northern ireland as well that joe biden hates the uk. they denied that. they said

no.joe uk. they denied that. they said no. joe biden absolutely does not hate the uk. i've got a response here from sinn fein in response here from sinn fein in response to joe biden's plea for more unity and for power sharing to be restored, the deputy leader , michelle o'neill, says leader, michelle o'neill, says that today's message from the us leader was, quote , one of hope leader was, quote, one of hope and opportunity. leader was, quote, one of hope and opportunity . she leader was, quote, one of hope and opportunity. she said it's very future focussed. the fact that so many young people were here and that was at ulster university where joe biden has just left from ulster university. and by the way, can i just say, if you're watching us on tv now, that shows how wet and windy it is. joe biden was supposed to be getting on marine force one, which was a helicopter, is still a helicopter. and he couldn't do that bad weather. that because of the bad weather. and we just watched the cameraman there after white some rain the rain off the lens because the weather atrocious at weather is pretty atrocious at dubun weather is pretty atrocious at dublin at the moment. dublin airport at the moment. but just to michelle but i'll just return to michelle o'neill, is the deputy o'neill, who is the deputy leader sinn as the leader of sinn fein. as the steps come down on air force one, biden's one, there to say joe biden's speech future focussed,

speech was very future focussed, he was speaking directly to them, i.e. young people and to all political leaders as well , i all political leaders as well, i suppose. also said that suppose. and she also said that the us president has sent a clear message to the dup for what it's worth , if the dup is what it's worth, if the dup is saying, well, look, we're not really listening to you, mr. president, but thank you very much for coming to visit so joe biden, where is he off to now once we see him get off this plane? it was a false change of transport and that is due to the weather has been plaguing transport and that is due to the weacameramanias been plaguing transport and that is due to the weacameraman as been plaguing transport and that is due to the weacameraman as much plaguing transport and that is due to the weacameraman as much as guing transport and that is due to the weacameraman as much as anyone our cameraman as much as anyone else. and the us president is going be to county going to be en route to county louth where he's going to take a trip to king castle in trip to king john's castle in carlingford late this afternoon. he's a walkabout in he's going to do a walkabout in dundalk evening as well. so dundalk this evening as well. so that's where he's going to be off to by an didn't apply pressure , though, over power pressure, though, over power sharing on the dup. pressure, though, over power sharing on the dup . i think sharing on the dup. i think there were concerns that joe biden would maybe overstep the mark a little bit and actively call for a return to the power sharing. he did make it clear,

look , this is a decision that look, this is a decision that has to be made by the fair people of northern ireland and their political representatives . but i've got a comment here from jeffrey donaldson about from sirjeffrey donaldson about whether or not the dup is basically going to listen to joe biden's he leader biden's plea. he is the leader of the dup and sirjeffrey says of the dup and sir jeffrey says essential . we know what he did essential. we know what he did say was that the us stands ready to support and help northern ireland, that he will continue to encourage investment in northern ireland, northern ireland will be hoping for a massive boost in investment. following on from the windsor framework, which was signed just a couple of months ago. rishi sunak and ursula von der leyen from the european union and jeffrey donaldson went on. he said, i want to ensure that northern ireland continues to have access to the whole of the united kingdom and its internal market and basically hoping for investment, not breaking news again, which is about the mode of transport that joe biden is taking. this is why we're showing you these live shots now from as the

from dublin airport as the security appear to be security we appear to be gathering around the base there of air force one. it's difficult for me to tell exactly who we're looking at there now, but there we go . joe looking at there now, but there we go .joe biden will looking at there now, but there we go . joe biden will no looking at there now, but there we go .joe biden will no longer we go. joe biden will no longer travel by helicopter due to bad weather. so he will no longer travel by helicopter to county louth due to that bad weather. the us president will travel to his first set of engagements in the republic of ireland via motorcade , they said. so there motorcade, they said. so there we are. rishi sunak has has also been put in quite a difficult, tncky been put in quite a difficult, tricky situation with this joe biden visit because we clearly hold very close to our hearts the special relationship with america, don't we? and i think many people in this country really do . and it is such really do. and it is such a valuable asset for us to have that relationship. and we like to feel loved and valued in return. don't we? and certainly that more so that was epitomised more so whether like trump or you whether you like trump or you don't it was crystal don't like trump, it was crystal clear that president trump liked us. and i think was quite us. and i think that was quite a nice thing for the uk. but joe

biden less so. he's had historic comments about how he's irish and that doesn't particularly and that he doesn't particularly like a way . he and that he doesn't particularly like a way. he said like britain in a way. he said he was rumours that when he was younger didn't sleep a bed younger he didn't sleep in a bed because had slept in because the queen had slept in that and didn't like that bed and he didn't like people orange around people wearing orange around the house of stuff. house and all of this stuff. okay. so whether or not he actually means any of it or whether the tried and whether it is just the tried and tested way of getting the irish—american vote, who will know? sunak was know? but rishi sunak was putting tricky situation putting in a tricky situation because was because the prime minister was forced that did not forced to say that he did not snub joe biden by not attending his address at the ulster university in belfast this afternoon. rishi sunak decided not to go. apparently because there were other private engagements. so read into that what you will and he was pressed on this. the spokesman for the prime minister was pressed on this and he said, actually the two of them get on really well. they meet each other all the time. the relation ship is great. so we go . and one great. so we go. and one potential criticism as well from

joe biden from dup , dup mp jim joe biden from dup, dup mp jim shannon, who by the way, we are hoping that we might be able to speak with live on this show quite soon. jim shannon said it would have been better if joe biden had come with some encouraging point, i.e. have you got any ideas, mr. president, about how we can get back to power sharing and how we can make sure that there isn't a return to the bad old days before the good friday agreement? again, i just want to emphasise you're watching us emphasise if you're watching us now or watching us now on television or watching us onune now on television or watching us online however are online or however you are digesting gb news, you are watching images of air force one at dublin airport. i see some movement at the top of the stairs there . there looks at stairs there. there looks at we'll wait for confirmation exactly who that is. i can't quite see the head of that individual there. he's just poking out from behind the steps. i believe that is president joe biden. and it is, yes. walking down the steps of air force one and a very wet and windy dublin airport. he's

meeting with leo varadkar there, of course. and the irish shot. leo varadkar and joe biden. yes that's right. very hard to tell. ladies and gentlemen, because of the ladies and gentlemen, because of tne ernewnt— ladies and gentlemen, because of tne ernewnt et— ladies and gentlemen, because of the amount of brollies on ttsetew— the amount of brollies on ttsetew-tne- the amount of brollies on display the terrible weather display and the terrible weather tnere— display and the terrible weather there-dublin. _ display and the terrible weather there-dublin. .yes,- display and the terrible weather there dublin. fie; there in dublin. but yes, that is biden, who's just walked is joe biden, who's just walked down air force one down the steps of air force one at airport to meet the at dublin airport to meet the irish taoiseach, leo varadkar. he then unless there he will then again, unless there is another last minute change due to this weather, although i don't understand there don't quite understand how there would he's just landed there would be. he's just landed there now and they are set to get a motor cade from dublin airport to louth he to go to county louth where he will take a trip at king john's castle in carlingford late this afternoon. and then a walkabout in dundalk this evening. and again, rumblings of a banquet as well with various irish dignitaries , it does appear, dignitaries, it does appear, doesn't it, really , that joe doesn't it, really, that joe biden is paying more attention to the republic of ireland than northern ireland, although to the republic of ireland than nortiown ireland, although to the republic of ireland than nortiown politicalalthough to the republic of ireland than nortiown political deputy,| very own political deputy, political editor and only demoted him there, our deputy political tom harwood, political editor, tom harwood, was talking just before i

was talking to me just before i came on we see joe biden came on air as we see joe biden shaking the hands there of variety different irish variety of different irish dignitaries saying, look what good joe biden have really good could joe biden have really done other done in northern ireland other than the speech that he made at ulster university, kind of tentatively urging people get tentatively urging people to get their and make their heads together and make sure people are sure that the people are represented stormont, represented by stormont, reforming and coming together because so vocal, because he has been so vocal, hasn't about his support for hasn't he, about his support for the ireland? the republic of ireland? previous perceived wrongs anyway, the british anyway, from the british government there? and so what good have done? could government there? and so what go

spend the evening and we'll bnng spend the evening and we'll bring you all of the latest on this, of course, as and when we get it. i just want to emphasise that again, so far today , this that again, so far today, this trip has gone pretty much without a hitch , although it without a hitch, although it couldn't be said to have been guaranteed because on this show yesterday we broke the news that the police had been alerted to the police had been alerted to the fact that they'd found some pipe the fact that they'd found some pipe bombs in a park nearby, a route that joe biden was expected to travel on. that was a concern the day before that petrol bombs have been thrown at police officers in london , police officers in london, derry, and there was a concern that violence would erupt again. then this morning we were told, weren't we, that there'd been a security breach, a data breach and the names and addresses and some operational details of northern irish police officers had been leaked . and again, had been leaked. and again, worries that that could have led to them being targeted . that to them being targeted. that would have really marred the visit, wouldn't it? and played into the hands of people who want to see a breakdown in law and order that hard earned law

and order that hard earned law and order that hard earned law and order and peace in northern ireland that would have played into their hands. and joe biden and rishi sunak did meet. they reflected on the legacy of the good friday agreement when they had their talks and we do have some more details for you now of what joe biden actually said to rishi sunak. that was in belfast earlier. apparently the two leaders reflected on the legacy of the belfast agreement, which was signed 25 years ago this week , supposedly as well. they week, supposedly as well. they also agreed that the anniversary is, and i'm quoting now, a moment to celebrate the progress that northern ireland has made over the last quarter of a century. and to recommit to building an even brighter future for northern ireland. the statement went on to say, the prime minister thanked president biden for the role the us people and businesses have played in northern prosperity , northern ireland's prosperity, with billions pounds of with billions of pounds of investment, creating the tens of thousands of jobs and what we're watching now is joe biden having

just come out of the steps of air force one at dublin airport alongside the irish taoiseach, as it looks to me now, as you're about to make his way into the motorcade to get out of the wet and the wild there in dublin and head up to do a few bits and bobs around county louth, joe biden will feel as though he's coming home, won't he always coming home, won't he? he always talks how got talks about this, how he's got these roots. these big irish roots. supposedly couple of supposedly he's got a couple of members family who've members of his family who've not been ireland as we been to ireland before, as we understand he's going to understand it, he's going to go and visit his old familial home. i poke a bit of fun i did poke a little bit of fun at that earlier on. didn't i just say it will have to be a very old home? because i think it his great, great great it was his great, great great grandfather for grandfather who set sail for america back in around 1850, as grandfather who set sail for ameriaware.( in around 1850, as grandfather who set sail for ameriaware. butaround 1850, as grandfather who set sail for ameriaware. but of und 1850, as grandfather who set sail for ameri aware. but of course, 0, as grandfather who set sail for ameri aware. but of course, they we're aware. but of course, they have got relatives there, lots of them. you trace of them. and if you do trace back his ancestral tree as joe biden very point out, biden is very keen to point out, he one of the most irish he is one of the most irish presidents of all time, with the possible exception so possible exception of jfk. so he's not in bad company there. but there we go. they always do like up the irish hand, like to play up the irish hand, don't be fair, it don't they? but to be fair, it does actually apply a bit with

joe biden, doesn't it? so he's going to be going doing going to be going and doing a diplomatic course. diplomatic tour. yes, of course. but a bit of a sightseeing but also a bit of a sightseeing tour and a bit of a familial history. i think i think he history. and i think i think he will feel more comfortable will feel a lot more comfortable now. he's in the of that now. he's in the back of that big beast it's called, isn't big the beast it's called, isn't it? big armoured limousine. it? the big armoured limousine. the rides around in in the president rides around in in dubun dublin and away from the potential and hotbed of potential fracas. and hotbed of disruption that could have been belfast. that could have been his time in northern ireland. that i think overall there will be quite happy all people concerned that that they managed to get off without a hitch. i've just got a little bit more info on you now, so joe biden arrived in dublin. that's what we're looking at now as the motorcade pulls away. he flew in on air force one belfast. his son force one from belfast. his son hunter his sister, valerie hunter and his sister, valerie biden, have made the journey biden, own have made the journey with him. so it was difficult to see them there earlier on because of the amount of umbrellas and the bad weather. but yes, his son, hunter biden and his sister, valerie biden but yes, his son, hunter biden and hithavear, valerie biden but yes, his son, hunter biden and hithavear, vallthatiiden but yes, his son, hunter biden and hithavear, vallthatiideiwith owen, have made that trip with

him and from there, he will travel to county louth. he's expected to visit king john's castle in carlingford later this afternoon . and no doubt there afternoon. and no doubt there will be hordes of people, crowds of people ready and willing to greet the president of the united states on that visit. the motorcade there is not really got going to be fair. he's just still sitting in the back of it at dublin airport. and again, i want to emphasise that the weather is deemed so that he weather is deemed so bad that he couldn't helicopter from couldn't get the helicopter from that to county lviv that airport over to county lviv so it will take him a lot longer. now, whether or not this has much of an impact on his planned trip, i would imagine it would add at least an hour or so to journey time. so that to the journey time. so that might a bearing what he might have a bearing on what he does on this evening. but does later on this evening. but isuppose does later on this evening. but i suppose a plus sign of it might mean that are able to might mean that we are able to show more images because show you more images because this is going make this motorcade is going to make that there. and we will be that way there. and we will be able to some of able hopefully to bring some of that with you just to tell you as that there was as well that there was a massive, security issue massive, massive security issue earlier that the earlier on, which was that the police's details and the names

and addresses police and addresses of some police officers were leaked and put out into domain. but the into the public domain. but the detective chief inspector john caldwell , who was shot by masked caldwell, who was shot by masked gunmen in omagh in february , and gunmen in omagh in february, and his attackers as well, were thought members of the of the new ira. they've not been found , but that individual has come out and said enemies of the peace will not prevail. so very much a strong focus here on trying to keep the peace. and that motorcade there with carrying joe biden and a huge number officers as number of security officers as well dublin well is now leaving dublin airport and he will make his way to county louth. and i think that shall we say, nicer element, the more fun elements, the less businesslike elements of joe biden's historic trip to ireland can now begin. the diplomatic side of things. talking about the windsor framework, talking about the good agreement, good friday agreement, talking about the political relationship andindeed about the political relationship and indeed the special relationship with britain, northern ireland and the repubuc northern ireland and the republic of ireland towards america . that's kind of over america. that's kind of over really. and he's going to be going and doing a little bit

more of a what do you say, a more of a what do you say, a more ornate version of a state visit that is air force one there on the tarmac and like i've said, we will be keeping a close eye on president biden and his movements. and we're bringing very bringing you the very, very latest on that here on gb news. right. okay so it's due to be the biggest event of the year. no, not that. there were just over three weeks to go until the coronation and there's another bit of breaking news. it's non—stop today. prince harry's attendance has only confirmed, by the way , that his he will be by the way, that his he will be at westminster abbey on may the 6th. and that's been announced today. so that was supposedly quite a while after the deadline for that being announced. but there go. he's at least there we go. he's at least bothered to tell us now. but and this is the big news, is that the of sussex, meghan, the duchess of sussex, meghan, is to remain in california is going to remain in california with their two children. how do you feel about that? it's actually split the inbox whenever we talk about harry and meghan here, we always get a barrage people going, oh, barrage of people going, oh, i

don't about it, but don't really care about it, but actually all emailing actually you're all emailing in, aren't think secretly aren't you? and i think secretly you possibly do. think you quite possibly do. i think possibly what you're trying to tell me is that you don't really care about them. i've had care much about them. i've had some about some cracking emails in about this. so meghan will this. i'm so happy meghan will not i wouldn't not be attending. i wouldn't bother harry attended not. bother if harry attended or not. however now it if harry however i'd now love it if harry just stayed in the uk for good. that's from j. and so there's quite of this going on. quite a lot of this going on. what you make all of this what do you make of all of this stuff? because there was bit stuff? because there was a bit of coronation, chaos and supposedly royal aides supposedly some royal aides were saying, we need saying, well, look, we do need to know get the seating plan to know to get the seating plan sorted. i'm joined by sorted. i'm joined now by pandora forsyth, the host pandora forsyth, who's the host of daily express royal of the daily express royal roundup stuff, roundup podcast. great stuff, pandora. for pandora. thank you very much for joining big joining us. well, this big breaking news, broke in just breaking news, it broke in just a few minutes, didn't it? really? will be really? is that harry will be attending. will know. attending. meghan will know. what of is it what do you make of that? is it a meghan markle snub? it's not a meghan a meghan markle snub? it's not a negnen wetne— a meghan markle snub? it's not a meghan markle snub.— a meghan markle snub? it's not a meghan markle snub. _ a meghan markle snub? it's not a meghan markle snub. i- a meghan markle snub? it's not a meghan markle snub. i don't tntnt— meghan markle snub. i don't tntnt tt-s— meghan markle snub. i don't think it's archie's birthday, which they which is their children and they have they want to put their have said they want to put their children first on different occasions in regards to different things. so much different things. not so much the coronation, but i can imagine that is why meghan does

want to stay at home. is due to archie's birthday. obviously that's not being confirmed . but that's not being confirmed. but as you said, this couple do divide people , don't they? divide people, don't they? whatever you say about them, you know, you're either in the camp of, oh, i'd love to see them there or near the camp of i'm really not that bothered either way. so no, i don't think they can really do right from wrong. but prince harry is attending buckingham palace have said that they're pleased that he's attending and it is important to note here that buckingham palace did invite them both . so that is did invite them both. so that is important to note . well, it is important to note. well, it is tneertent— important to note. well, it is tneenent te— important to note. well, it is important to note— important to note. well, it is important to note that- well, it is important to note that they were new— important to note that they were tetn tnwttet— important to note that they were both invited and— important to note that they were both invited and that meghan has sett— both invited and that meghan has gag, ne— both invited and that meghan has gag, tnere— both invited and that meghan has said, no, there was— both invited and that meghan has said, no, there was a ready made tnere— said, no, there was a ready made excuse. there but— said, no, there was a ready made excuse. there but with respect, renters— excuse. there but with respect, rentere, tnew— excuse. there but with respect, pandora, they knew when archie's etrtntew— pandora, they knew when archie's ttrtntew — pandora, they knew when archie's birthday was. they— pandora, they knew when archie's birthday was. they the birthday was. they knew when the eerenetten — birthday was. they knew when the eerenetten-we— birthday was. they knew when the coronation-we all— birthday was. they knew when the coronation we all did. why coronation was. we all did. why are we .finding_ coronation was. we all did. why are we-finding out- coronation was. we all did. why are we finding out about it are we only finding out about it new— are we only finding out about it arter— are we only finding out about it now? after the— are we only finding out about it now? after the deadline? �*fttzzz now? after the deadline? well, guess— now? after the deadline? well, guess tent-s— now? after the deadline? well, guess that's that's— now? after the deadline? well, guess that's that's their argument when it comes down to privacy, isn't it? it's their life. and they're senior life. and they're not senior

working royals anymore. and therefore, suppose that they therefore, i suppose that they are entitled to that private life. that would be their argument. and prince harry, who is the king's son, is coming and, you know, that is that is what they'll say. and if that's what they'll say. and if that's what they'll say. and if that's what they want to say, then that's that's the headline. that's what it's going to be. and so, yes, you know, their excuse is on the table re the birthday. but, i mean, it's a fact.it birthday. but, i mean, it's a fact. it is archie's birthday and they will be in california . and they will be in california. and i'm sure that , you know, now and i'm sure that, you know, now that this has been confirmed , that this has been confirmed, then hopefully the main purpose of the day is the coronation for the king and the queen it's not going to be the focus surrounding harry and meghan so we can, you know, focus on the coronation and the coronation. hopefully only let me play devil's advocate here. maybe, maybe for once _ devil's advocate here. maybe, maybe for once ,— devil's advocate here. maybe, maybe for once , harry- z maybe, maybe for once , harry and meghan maybe for once, harry and meghan newe— maybe for once, harry and meghan newe tene— maybe for once, harry and meghan newe tene tne— maybe for once, harry and meghan have done the right— maybe for once, harry and meghan have done the right thing. maybe this have done the right thing. maybe we ts— have done the right thing. maybe we ts e— have done the right thing. maybe we ts a way— have done the right thing. maybe we ts a way et— have done the right thing. maybe this is a way of taking the netw— this is a way of taking the terry ent— this is a way of taking the harry and meghan circus and the ttnettgnt— harry and meghan circus and the ttnettgnt et— harry and meghan circus and the limelight of that— harry and meghan circus and the

limelight of that are off the sttwetten— limelight of that are off the situation. actually and just reeetng— situation. actually and just keeping tnet— situation. actually and just keeping that focus on king cnertes— keeping that focus on king cnertes es— keeping that focus on king charles as indeed it should be, on charles as indeed it should be, en wnet— charles as indeed it should be, en wnet ts— charles as indeed it should be, on what is going— charles as indeed it should be, on what is going to be an etsetwtetw— on what is going to be an absolutely historic day. not test— absolutely historic day. not test ter— absolutely historic day. not just for charles— absolutely historic day. not just for charles but for the nenerenw— just for charles but for the nenerenw es— just for charles but for the monarchy as a— just for charles but for the monarchy as a whole and for treet— monarchy as a whole and for great britain— monarchy as a whole and for great britain as— monarchy as a whole and for great britain as well. and i nte— great britain as well. and i wonder whether— great britain as well. and i wonder whether or not maybe tnew-we — wonder whether or not maybe tnew-we -tne — wonder whether or not maybe they've -the right- wonder whether or not maybe they've the right thing now they've done the right thing now by they've done the right thing now gy_rggt,_ they've done the right thing now by_rggt, ategnenl by just saying, look, meghan, vou— by just saying, look, meghan, wet—eesetwtei you would cause an absolute etreuses—t- you would cause an absolute teuss—t weul circus. i've got to ask you, tneugn— circus. i've got to ask you, tneugn-,- circus. i've got to ask you, tneugn-, te- circus. i've got to ask you, though,-, do youi circus. i've got to ask you,- though,-, do you think though, pandora, do you think ntrw— though, pandora, do you think ntrw-teeet- though, pandora, do you think ntrw-teeete - though, pandora, do you think harry-booed ? i- though, pandora, do you thinki harry-booed ? i think though, pandora, do you think. harry-booed ? i think if harry will get booed? i think if you 90— harry will get booed? i think if you go by— harry will get booed? i think if you go by what the king's events have been like in the past couple of them, he's also received some boos themselves. there have been anti monarchists and protesters at those events . and protesters at those events. so i can imagine some of the royal family will get booed. so that's my diplomatic answer. but i'm sure there'll be lots of cheers as well . and i can cheers as well. and i can imagine that the security service will be all over it and they'll be keeping people at a healthy distance. but yeah, you can imagine it will be all over. obviously your news channel, but of course , everywhere that day .

of course, everywhere that day. so you'll be able to see for yourselves of those cheers or boos. well, we will. and pandora setntessw— boos. well, we will. and pandora seamlessly done— well, we will. and pandora seamlessly done because it is tnetner— seamlessly done because it is another opportunity for us to plug— another opportunity for us to etug-ttet— another opportunity for us to etug-ttet tntt— another opportunity for us to plug fact that news will plug the fact that gb news will be plug the fact that gb news will tee—et— plug the fact that gb news will tee—er tne— plug the fact that gb news will be of the coronation. be your home of the coronation. so be your home of the coronation. se ntte— be your home of the coronation. se ntte sue— be your home of the coronation. so make sure that— be your home of the coronation. so make sure that you're all teetet— so make sure that you're all teetet tn— so make sure that you're all locked in.that_ so make sure that you're all locked in that pandora. locked in on that pandora. a grett— locked in on that pandora. a grett stutt. — locked in on that pandora. a great stuff-to- locked in on that pandora. ai great stuff.-to-you. great stuff. lovely to see you. rtntert— great stuff. lovely to see you. pandora forsyth _ great stuff. lovely to see you. pandora forsyth is the pandora forsyth there is the nest— pandora forsyth there is the nest et— pandora forsyth there is the nest et tne— pandora forsyth there is the host of the daily express royal tteuntue— host of the daily express royal roundup podcast. now roundup podcast. well, now that we roundup podcast. well, now that ets—— roundup podcast. well, now that ets— eentngl roundup podcast. well, now thati we_is coming and we know that harry is coming and ategntn— we know that harry is coming and ategntn ts— we know that harry is coming and negntn ts net,— we know that harry is coming and meghan is not, or— we know that harry is coming and meghan is not, or do you want to knew— meghan is not, or do you want to knew new— meghan is not, or do you want to knew new yeu— meghan is not, or do you want to know how you about this? gb know how you feel about this? gb vtews— know how you feel about this? gb vtews tt— know how you feel about this? gb vtews tt tn— know how you feel about this? gb views at gb news— know how you feel about this? gb views at gb news .uk. with views at gb news .uk. but with me views at gb news .uk. but with ne-een— views at gb news .uk. but with ne-een tttts- views at gb news .uk. but with me-don davis. he's- views at gb news .uk. but with me don davis. he's the me now is don davis. he's the rennet— me now is don davis. he's the rennet nett— me now is don davis. he's the former head of— me now is don davis. he's the former head of royal protection tnt— former head of royal protection tnt gr,— former head of royal protection tnt gr, tnts— former head of royal protection tnt gr, tntslt— former head of royal protection and di, this a fascinating and di, this is a fascinating development.— and di, this is a fascinating development. quite a and di, this is a fascinating- development.-quite a lot development. there's quite a lot i development. there's quite a lot t-tttk— development. there's quite a lot t-tttk-tteut- development. there's quite a lot| i-talk-about when i want to talk to you about when it i want to talk to you about when tt-te— i want to talk to you about when tt-te tne— i want to talk to you about when tt-te tne reytt— i want to talk to you about when it to the royal protection it comes to the royal protection at it comes to the royal protection tt tne — it comes to the royal protection at the moment.— it comes to the royal protection at the moment. but let's just sttrt— at the moment. but let's just sttrt wttn— at the moment. but let's just start with that— at the moment. but let's just start with that breaking line, wnten— start with that breaking line, wnen—wtt- start with that breaking line, which _will be. start with that breaking line,| which—will be in which is that harry will be in tttenttnee— which is that harry will be in attendance. going to attendance. so what's going to happen?— attendance. so what's going to nteeene-eettee- attendance. so what's going to happen? police the happen? are the police or the usutt— happen? are the police or the usutt reytt— happen? are the police or the usual royal detail to usual royal detail going to be ereteettng— usual royal detail going to be protecting-that- usual royal detail going to be. protecting-that-it's protecting him? is that how it's going— protecting him? is that how it's getng-weeke— protecting him? is that how it's getnglwerke — protecting him? is that how it's going-work? yes,- protecting him? is that how it's going work? edge; u protecting him? is that how it's going work? t/tzz: z gz g going to work? yes, it's going to be an event. now to be quite an event. now because, he's late telling because, one, he's late telling everybody coming . everybody that he was coming. that adds to the confusion in terms of planning. but now he has terms of planning. but now he nts sttt— terms of planning. but now he

has said definitely— terms of planning. but now he has said definitely he's- ztrzfi�* g but now he has said definitely he's coming tnt— has said definitely he's coming tnt ne-s— has said definitely he's coming and he's coming— has said definitely he's coming and he's coming on his own . has said definitely he's coming and he's coming on his own. in tt-tt— and he's coming on his own. in one sense, it'll make it a lot tren— one sense, it'll make it a lot easier from a— one sense, it'll make it a lot easier from a security point of vtew— easier from a security point of teuse— easier from a security point of view, because undoubtedly the tene— view, because undoubtedly the nerne etttee— view, because undoubtedly the home office and— view, because undoubtedly the home office and the police will wette— home office and the police will now provide him _ home office and the police will now provide him with with the seeurtty— now provide him with with the seeurtty ne— now provide him with with the security he often— now provide him with with the security he often so earnestly eugtes— security he often so earnestly requires, allegedly in this eeuntrw— requires, allegedly in this eeuntrw ant— requires, allegedly in this country. and i— requires, allegedly in this country. and i think he will be erewttet— country. and i think he will be erewttet tt— country. and i think he will be erewttet tt. — country. and i think he will be provided it. what— country. and i think he will be provided it. �*ft�*fiz country. and i think he will be provided it. what we have to look at, because he didn't he didn't appear to he didn't appear to need too much security when he hopped in the back of a london black cab and then walked through a press pack towards a courtroom so he could try courtroom so that he could try to british to to take out british media to court. but there we go. look do you— court. but there we go. look do yeu tntnk— court. but there we go. look do yeu tntnk tntt— court. but there we go. look do you think that one— court. but there we go. look do you think that one of- tttzt. ”z but there we go. look do you think that one of the reasons why— you think that one of the reasons why the route, the eeeesten— reasons why the route, the procession from - reasons why the route, the procession from buckingham rtttee— procession from buckingham rtttee te— procession from buckingham palace to westminster abbey has teen— palace to westminster abbey has been shortened— palace to westminster abbey has been shortened ,— palace to westminster abbey has been shortened , might be dying, been shortened, might be dying, ntgnt— been shortened, might be dying, ntgnt te— been shortened, might be dying, might be because— been shortened, might be dying, might be because they are afraid of might be because they are afraid et eretesters— might be because they are afraid of protesters and— might be because they are afraid of protesters and they are ttrttt— of protesters and they are ttrttt et— of protesters and they are afraid of securing issues along tntt— afraid of securing issues along tntt eute— afraid of securing issues along tntt reute .— afraid of securing issues along that route . and— afraid of securing issues along that route . and what they want that route. and what they want to that route. and what they want te te — that route. and what they want te te ts— that route. and what they want te te ts tw— that route. and what they want te te ts try te— that route. and what they want to do is try to minimise any rtsk— to do is try to minimise any rtsk te— to do is try to minimise any rtsk te tne— to do is try to minimise any risk to the king— to do is try to minimise any risk to the king and queen. i'm eetrtng— risk to the king and queen. i'm tetrtng tn— risk to the king and queen. i'm bearing in mind— risk to the king and queen. i'm bearing in mind that this

twetktng— bearing in mind that this breaking news is about harry. it is breaking news is about harry. it ts tneerttnt— breaking news is about harry. it is important not— breaking news is about harry. it is important not to forget that the is important not to forget that tne eeeete — is important not to forget that tne eeeete wne— is important not to forget that the people who this is all sueeeset— the people who this is all sueeeset te— the people who this is all supposed to be focussed on the eesen— supposed to be focussed on the eesen wne — supposed to be focussed on the person who all— supposed to be focussed on the person who all supposed to be teeusset— person who all supposed to be teeusset en— person who all supposed to be focussed on is— person who all supposed to be focussed on is king charles. and do focussed on is king charles. and te-tntnk— focussed on is king charles. and do .think that— focussed on is king charles. and do .think that they- focussed on is king charles. and do think that they were do you think that they were trytng— do you think that they were trytng te— do you think that they were trying to shorten route in trying to shorten his route in enter— trying to shorten his route in erter te— trying to shorten his route in order to make— trying to shorten his route in order to make sure that there ween-t— order to make sure that there weren't-protest- weren't these vile protest ettes— weren't these vile protest. etters—yeu eaters kicking off? well, you may— eaters kicking off? well, you nty er— eaters kicking off? well, you nty er ety— eaters kicking off? well, you nty er nty net— eaters kicking off? well, you may or may not be right in terms of may or may not be right in terms et wny— may or may not be right in terms et wny tney— may or may not be right in terms et wny tney ntwe— may or may not be right in terms of why they have shortened it. i of why they have shortened it. t tntnk— of why they have shortened it. i think obviously— of why they have shortened it. i think obviously the— of why they have shortened it. i think obviously the shorter the route , the more you can try the route, the more you can try and secure it. i mean, if you look at the history, there have been attacks on various members of the royal family going back hundreds of years. as i've explained and times. but explained, and many times. but this is new. this is going to be a huge operation, not only to protect the king and the queen consort, as she's still called, but all members, senior members of the royal family now, harry as well. but also the huge nurnerst— as well. but also the huge nurnerst et— but also the huge numbers of visiting vips, other reytts— numbers of visiting vips, other reytts ,— numbers of visiting vips, other reytts , ts— numbers of visiting vips, other reytts , ts nts. — numbers of visiting vips, other royals , as mrs. biden is coming royals, as mrs. biden is coming . se— royals, as mrs. biden is coming . se there-s— royals, as mrs. biden is coming . so there's going— royals, as mrs. biden is coming . so there's going to- royals, as mrs. biden is coming . so there's going to be- royals, as mrs. biden is coming . so there's going to be a huge operation. and again , operation. and again, intelligence- and again, intelligence has come out that

tnese— intelligence has come out that these various— intelligence has come out that these various anarchists , as these various anarchists, as i ettt— these various anarchists, as i ettt een,— these various anarchists, as i call them, these— these various anarchists, as i call them, these people who tntnk— call them, these people who tntnk tney— call them, these people who think they have— call them, these people who think they have the right to ttsruet— think they have the right to disrupt anything in their causes , rtgntw— disrupt anything in their causes , rtgntty er— disrupt anything in their causes , rightly or wrongly, they eertttnw— , rightly or wrongly, they eertttnw ,— , rightly or wrongly, they certainly , in— , rightly or wrongly, they certainly , in my view, should be certainly, in my view, should be tettt— certainly, in my view, should be tettt wttn— certainly, in my view, should be dealt with quickly— certainly, in my view, should be dealt with quickly and succinctly— dealt with quickly and succinctly .— dealt with quickly and succinctly . di how much of an succinctly. di how much of an tnetet— succinctly. di how much of an tnetet wtt— succinctly. di how much of an impact will harry's late notice of attendance _ impact will harry's late notice of attendance actually have made on of attendance actually have made en seeurtty— of attendance actually have made on security provisions? tzt of attendance actually have made on security provisions? tz on security provisions? do you tntnk— on security provisions? do you tntnke t— on security provisions? do you think ? ithink— on security provisions? do you think ? ithink they- on security provisions? jzt 7’ i think they would have think? i think they would have had think? i think they would have ntt t— think? i think they would have ntt t ettn— think? i think they would have had a plan either— 7 i think they would have had a plan either way. z7 i think they would have had a plan either way. eyf | think they would have had a plan either way. i think they— had a plan either way. i think they weutt— had a plan either way. i think they would have planned , given they would have planned, given they would have planned, given the intelligence information and we don't know what the private conversation ins have been, but any any commander worth his salt would have put the provision in that harry would be coming, as i now understand , it will be now understand, it will be a very short visit. he will not httttke— very short visit. he will not etrttke tn— very short visit. he will not partake in the— rtzg , z he will not partake in the sunday, as i understand— partake in the sunday, as i understand it,— partake in the sunday, as i understand it, and indeed other events— understand it, and indeed other events thet— understand it, and indeed other events that may— understand it, and indeed other events that may take place on the twenty. — events that may take place on the monday. so— events that may take place on the monday. so i— events that may take place on the monday. "z zz the monday. so i think he'll fly in very quickly, perhaps the day before . so i don't know who he before. so i don't know who he will be with, but he'll probably stay either at frogmore or with

his father. in one sense, it puts it to bed. but i think the interest now by certain quarters will be huge. and as you say, your news will cover it all day long. will it make people's ttves— long. will it make people's lives easier— long. will it make people's lives easier that— g will it make people's lives easier that meghan isn't going— lives easier that meghan isn't getng te— lives easier that meghan isn't getng te eene— lives easier that meghan isn't going to come? presumably with the ktts— going to come? presumably with the ktts ts— going to come? presumably with the kids as well?— going to come? presumably with the kids as well? she'll be sttytng— the kids as well? she'll be sttytng htek— the kids as well? she'll be staying back at— the kids as well? she'll be staying back at home in california,— staying back at home in california, won't she? and will thet— california, won't she? and will thtt-etster— california, won't she? and will that-easier for- california, won't she? and will that-easier for the- that make it easier for the seeurtty— that make it easier for the security detail?- that make it easier for the security detail? i can't help hut— security detail? i can't help hut-ts— security detail? i can't help hut-ts-htl security detail? i can't help- but-as-di, whether but wonder as well, di, whether it but wonder as well, di, whether tt ettys— but wonder as well, di, whether tt ettys-rrtnee— but wonder as well, di, whether it plays prince harry's it plays into prince harry's ntnttve— narrative, though, that his ttntty— narrative, though, that his family wouldn't safe in family wouldn't be safe in hrttttn— family wouldn't be safe in hrttttn. he— family wouldn't be safe in britain. he well, family wouldn't be safe in britain. he well , they britain. he go, well, they weuttn-t— britain. he go, well, they wouldn't-i'll- britain. he go, well, they wouldn't i'll come wouldn't be safe. i'll come gag,— wouldn't be safe. i'll come gag, ttt— wouldn't be safe. i'll come here, i'll front— wouldn't be safe. i'll come here, i'll front up to it. i'll wttk— here, i'll front up to it. i'll wttk tewn— here, i'll front up to it. i'll walk down-it- here, i'll front up to it. i'll walk down it going to be walk down di is it going to be ter— walk down di is it going to be easier for the— walk down di is it going to be easier for the security detail of easier for the security detail et-reytt— easier for the security detail of royal household to just easier for the security detail of afteral household to just easier for the security detail of after harrysehold to just easier for the security detail of after harry asiold to just easier for the security detail of after harry as opposed st easier for the security detail of after harry as opposed to look after harry as opposed to ateghtn— look after harry as opposed to neghtn tnt— look after harry as opposed to meghan and the— look after harry as opposed to meghan and the kids as well? wett— meghan and the kids as well? wett yes— meghan and the kids as well? wett yes-hy— meghan and the kids as well? wett yes-try tust- meghan and the kids as well? well yes, by just sheer well yes, but by just sheer definition,— well yes, but by just sheer definition, one— well yes, but by just sheer definition, one person is easier to definition, one person is easier te eeeteet— definition, one person is easier to protect arguably than two. hut— to protect arguably than two. hut t— to protect arguably than two. hut t thtnk— to protect arguably than two. but i think it— to protect arguably than two. but i think it may— to protect arguably than two. but i think it may well- to protect arguably than two. but i think it may well play into narrative . but, you into that narrative. but, you know, he shoots himself in his own so often as you rightly own foot so often as you rightly said, his appearances at the high court, where he didn't have to be there, etcetera, etcetera, going around as she did with open windows meant to

open windows when they meant to be protected . he will that be protected. he will have that gentleman that you're showing now former sergeant in now is a former sergeant in royalty protection , well royalty protection, well regarded by his former colleagues and current colleagues. but he will have scotland yard who will give him armed protection as will be as agreed really. and really, in tttrness— agreed really. and really, in tttrness ,— agreed really. and really, in fairness , there— agreed really. and really, in fairness , there are- g: ”tzvzzzy and really, in fairness , there are people out fairness, there are people out there— fairness, there are people out there whe— fairness, there are people out there who don't— fairness, there are people out there who don't like him very nueh— there who don't like him very nueh tnt— there who don't like him very much and there— there who don't like him very much and there are those ' t: much and there are those and unteeunttety.— much and there are those and unfortunately, you— much and there are those and unfortunately, you now have to deal with those who are anarchists. you have to deal with the northern ireland lot, the old ira, as they call it , the old ira, as they call it, you know, the latest bunch they call themselves. you know, it is going to be a huge security . and going to be a huge security. and i'm looking forward to seeing all the preparations, the planning is been going on for months and months now, not only with the police security services, etcetera, etcetera . services, etcetera, etcetera. all right. i tell you what, next the— all right. i tell you what, next ttne yeu— all right. i tell you what, next ttne yeu ee— all right. i tell you what, next time you come on,— all right. i tell you what, next time you come on, tell us what you— time you come on, tell us what yeu rettty— time you come on, tell us what you really think. _ time you come on, tell us what you really think. okay? last the— you really think. okay? last gag, neve— you really think. okay? last time, dave is— you really think. okay? last time, dave is there, of course, the— time, dave is there, of course, the ether— time, dave is there, of course, the former head— time, dave is there, of course, the former head of royal protection. _ the former head of royal protection. great stuff, di. thtnk— protection. great stuff, di. thtnk yeu— protection. great stuff, di. thank you very, much for thank you very, very much for all thank you very, very much for tttlthtt. — thank you very, very much for all-that. good— thank you very, very much for all that. good email this all of that. good email this tren— all of that. good email this ten—tutektyl

all of that. good email this. from—quickly, and from judith. just quickly, and tnts— from judith. just quickly, and thts ts— from judith. just quickly, and thts ts tn— from judith. just quickly, and this is an interesting angle tetuttty— this is an interesting angle actually. judith. so thank you. gbviews@gbnews.uk i feel this is senetntng— something where prince harry's ehtttren— something where prince harry's children—life- something where prince harry's children—life will. children later on in life will never-ntn- children later on in life will never-him for,- children later on in life will. never-him for,-that never forgive him for, and that is never forgive him for, and that ts-ttet— never forgive him for, and that hunt the— never forgive him for, and that is-fact that they- never forgive him for, and that is fact that they will now is the fact that they will now net— is the fact that they will now net he — is the fact that they will now not be coming— is the fact that they will now not be coming to— is the fact that they will now not be coming to the coronation tnt— not be coming to the coronation tnt tt— not be coming to the coronation tnt tt wttk— not be coming to the coronation and it will just— not be coming to the coronation and it will just be— not be coming to the coronation and it will just be harry. weghtn— and it will just be harry. aaeghtn-tt- and it will just be harry. meghan-at with the meghan will be at home with the ktts. — meghan will be at home with the ktts. -et— meghan will be at home with the kids. -of course,— meghan will be at home with the kids. of course, archie's kids. it is, of course, archie's htrthtty. — kids. it is, of course, archie's. htrthtty. —htg birthday. they're making a big tett— birthday. they're making a big tett eut— birthday. they're making a big tett eut et— birthday. they're making a big deal out of that. _ birthday. they're making a big deal out of that. i'm sorry, but if deal out of that. i'm sorry, but tt t— deal out of that. i'm sorry, but tt t — deal out of that. i'm sorry, but if i was. what— deal out of that. i'm sorry, but if i was. what for?— deal out of that. i'm sorry, but if i was. what for? i think he is if i was. what for? i think he ts heur— if i was. what for? i think he ts teur yetrs— if i was. what for? i think he is four years old. _ if i was. what for? i think he is four years old. if at four yetrs— is four years old. if at four years-someone- is four years old. if at four years someone had is four years old. if at four years-someone had to years old, someone had said to he— years old, someone had said to ne-htrthtty— years old, someone had said to me birthday present, do you me as a birthday present, do you went— me as a birthday present, do you went te— me as a birthday present, do you went te ge— me as a birthday present, do you went te ge te— me as a birthday present, do you went te ge te t— me as a birthday present, do you want to go to a king's coronation,- want to go to a king's coronation, i- want to go to a king's coronation, i think i'd have teen— coronation, i think i'd have been inclined— coronation, i think i'd have been inclined yes, been inclined to say yes, tetuttty— been inclined to say yes, actually. but— been inclined to say yes, actually. but there we go. get yeu— actually. but there we go. get yew-eentng— actually. but there we go. get yeur-eentng tn- actually. but there we go. get your coming in thick and your views coming in thick and test.— your views coming in thick and ttst. wew,— your views coming in thick and ttst. wew-yeu— your views coming in thick and fast. now, you want to listen fast. now, do you want to listen senetntng— something completely different new— something completely different newt—te-tel now? do you want to listen to then— now? do you want to listen to elon -twitter- now? do you want to listen to elon -twitter boss,i elon musk, the twitter boss, ntke— elon musk, the twitter boss, make mincemeat out

channel yes. yes. channel- . yes. yes. okay. ehtnnet— . yes. yes. okay. so this channel yes. yes. okay. so this is the - yes. yes. okay. so this is the htg hretktng— big breaking news, ladies and genttenen— gentlemen, with me patrick ehrtstys—thel gentlemen, with me patrick. christys—the harry christys on gb news the harry tnt— christys on gb news the harry tnt aaeghtn— christys on gb news the harry and meghan. well there is an announcement.— and meghan. well there is an announcement. will announcement. harry will be tttenttng— attending the combination. ateghtn— attending the combination. weghtn-wttt-

attending the combination. meghan will not be meghan markle will not be tttenttng— meghan markle will not be attending the— meghan markle will not be attending the coronation and she will attending the coronation and she wttt he— attending the coronation and she wttt he sttytng— attending the coronation and she will be staying at— attending the coronation and she will be staying at home in etttterntt— will be staying at home in california with— will be staying at home in california with the kids. and of tt— california with the kids. and of tt ts— california with the kids. and of course it is archie's birthday as course it is archie's birthday ts wett. — course it is archie's birthday as well. people— course it is archie's birthday as well. people are saying, is thts— as well. people are saying, is thts t— as well. people are saying, is thts t ts— as well. people are saying, is this a is this— as well. people are saying, is this a is this a— as well. people are saying, is this a is this a snub, a snub by ateghtn— this a is this a snub, a snub by meghan-actually,- this a is this a snub, a snub by meghan actually, do meghan markle or actually, do you— meghan markle or actually, do yeu ee— meghan markle or actually, do yeu he— meghan markle or actually, do you care? do you— meghan markle or actually, do you care? do you think that it's better— you care? do you think that it's better rettty— you care? do you think that it's better really-the— you care? do you think that it's better really the round that better really in the round that terry— better really in the round that terry-en— better really in the round that htrry-en hts- better really in the round that harry on his own? better really in the round that- harry-on his own?.other harry comes on his own? in other theugh— harry comes on his own? in other theugh ,— harry comes on his own? in other theugh , t— harry comes on his own? in other news, though , i believe i can news, though, i believe i can shew— news, though, i believe i can shew yeu— news, though, i believe i can shew yeu see— news, though, i believe i can show you some footage. the attest— show you some footage. the latest—biden i show you some footage. the latest—biden ,| show you some footage. the. latest—biden , the latest images of joe biden, the present— latest images of joe biden, the eresttent et— latest images of joe biden, the president of the— latest images of joe biden, the president of the united states, whe— president of the united states, whe-teuehet— president of the united states,- who .touched-dublin. who has touched down in dublin. so who has touched down in dublin. selttntet— who has touched down in dublin. selttntet tt— who has touched down in dublin. so landed at dublin airport so he landed at dublin airport not so he landed at dublin airport netlteng— so he landed at dublin airport netlteng tge— so he landed at dublin airport not-long ago,-off- so he landed at dublin airport not long ago, off the not so long ago, got off the ettne— not so long ago, got off the plane moments— not so long ago, got off the plane moments ago. that's him tetuttty— plane moments ago. that's him now, actually. let's— plane moments ago. that's him now, actually. let's see we now, actually. let's see if we ttsten. — now, actually. let's see if we can listen. .1970,- now, actually. let's see if we can listen. ”90 lg g z can listen. in 1970, sitting in his living room with wife , his living room with his wife, dot raleigh, reading the dot raleigh, we're reading the papen dot raleigh, we're reading the paper. there was a photograph half of a young man in crutches, 16 years old and braces from under his arm all the way to down his ankles and two steel crutches . and i said, what would crutches. and i said, what would you know what we're listening to now is joe biden, the president of the united states at dublin airport , surrounded by children. airport, surrounded by children. christmas, leo varadkar, the teen— christmas, leo varadkar, the

htsh sheek— christmas, leo varadkar, the irish shock and— christmas, leo varadkar, the irish shock and emergency servtee— irish shock and emergency service personnel. i said, i teet— service personnel. i said, i feel foolish— service personnel. i said, i feel foolish walking around and tttktng— feel foolish walking around and tttktng theut— feel foolish walking around and talking about about his irish hertttge— talking about about his irish heritage. let's— talking about about his irish heritage. let's listen back in tnt— heritage. let's listen back in tnt teetegtse— heritage. let's listen back in and apologise to— heritage. let's listen back in and apologise to jesse helms , and apologise to jesse helms, heuse— and apologise to jesse helms, heuse the— and apologise to jesse helms, because the idea— and apologise to jesse helms, because the idea that i disagree wttn— because the idea that i disagree wtth everythtng— because the idea that i disagree with everything he said , but with everything he said, but when— with everything he said, but when whtt— with everything he said, but when what to— with everything he said, but when what to suggest that he was tetng— when what to suggest that he was tetng tt— when what to suggest that he was tetng n, he— when what to suggest that he was doing it, he didn't— when what to suggest that he was doing it, he didn't care about eeente— doing it, he didn't care about eeeete wtth— doing it, he didn't care about people with disabilities was eng — people with disabilities was eng t— people with disabilities was wrong. z people with disabilities was- wrong. i questioned his motive. he never did that— wrong. i questioned his motive. he never did that again- wrong. i questioned his motive. he never did that again .- wrong. z he never did that again . that's he never did that again. that's a he never did that again. that's t teng— he never did that again. that's t teng tnswe— he never did that again. that's a long answer to— he never did that again. that's a long answer to a— he never did that again. that's a long answer to a real yes. ttktng— a long answer to a real yes. taking questions— a long answer to a real yes. taking questions from people now. let's listen. is doing well . his name is commander. his name is commander. yeah. . his name is commander. yeah. whet-s— . his name is commander. yeah. whtt-s yeur— . his name is commander. yeah. whtt-s yeur teg-s— his name is commander. yeah. what's your dog's name? itz�*ig what's your dog's name? my ttte— what's your dog's name? my ttttte gtrt— what's your dog's name? my ttttte gtrt ts— what's your dog's name? my little girl is asking- what's your dog's name? my little girl is asking him about his dog . anyway, guys , z g anyway, guys, deutero—pauline dad. i'm sueeeset— deutero—pauline dad. i'm sueeeset te— deutero—pauline dad. i'm supposed to do— deutero—pauline dad. i'm supposed to do so. - deutero—pauline dad. there we deutero—pauline dad. i'm- supposed to do so. there we go, theugh.— supposed to do so. there we go, theugh. ree— supposed to do so. there we go, though. joe biden— supposed to do so. there we go, though. joe biden doing- there we go, though. joe biden doing a little bit though. joe biden doing a little htt et— though. joe biden doing a little htt et t— though. joe biden doing a little htt et t meet— though. joe biden doing a little bit of a meet and— though. joe biden doing a little bit of a meet and greet there wtth— bit of a meet and greet there wtth eeente— bit of a meet and greet there wtth eeeete tt— bit of a meet and greet there with people at dublin airport. we with people at dublin airport. we eth— with people at dublin airport. we can see emergency service vehtetes— we can see emergency service vehicles there. _ we can see emergency service vehicles there. he's meeting wtth— vehicles there. he's meeting with emergency— vehicles there. he's meeting with emergency service eersennet— with emergency service personnel, ambulance with emergency service person members ambulance with emergency service— person members - crews, .ance crews, members of fire crews,

the— crews, members of fire crews, the-ttetseteh- crews, members of fire crews, the -taoiseach, leo - the irish taoiseach, leo vtrttktr— the irish taoiseach, leo varadkar behind him. joe varadkar, is behind him. joe ttten— varadkar, is behind him. joe htten hy— varadkar, is behind him. joe gag. by the— varadkar, is behind him. joe biden, by the way, is with his stster— biden, by the way, is with his stster tnt— biden, by the way, is with his sister and his— biden, by the way, is with his sister and his son, hunter. and tet-s— sister and his son, hunter. and tet-s see— sister and his son, hunter. and tet-s tt— sister and his son, hunter. and let's see if we— sister and his son, hunter. and let's see if we can— sister and his son, hunter. and let's see if we can just listen htek— let's see if we can just listen htek tn— let's see if we can just listen htek tn ts— let's see if we can just listen back in as well.— let's see if we can just listen back in as well. just see see whtt— back in as well. just see see whtt he-s— back in as well. just see see what he's saying— back in as well. just see see what he's saying to the people whe— what he's saying to the people whe te— what he's saying to the people whe tn— what he's saying to the people who are in the— what he's saying to the people who are in the emergency servtees— who are in the emergency servtees tt— who are in the emergency services at the— who are in the emergency services at the airport there . services at the airport there. stvet — services at the airport there. stvet ny— services at the airport there. test my ttte— services at the airport there. saved my life. lightning- services at the airport there. saved my life. lightning struck my home literally all four floors. that thick smoke. and then— floors. that thick smoke. and then te— floors. that thick smoke. and then te stve— floors. that thick smoke. and then to save my— that thick smoke. and then to save my life, to save my wife:— then to save my life, to save my wig, t— then to save my life, to save my wig, t wtsn-t— then to save my life, to save my wife, i wasn't there. t/tzvz�* z wife, i wasn't there. yeah, it's a wife, i wasn't there. yeah, it's t ttte— wife, i wasn't there. yeah, it's a little bit muffled, but that's because this is actually a bit of an unshared ruled meet and greet. so joe biden is not exactly miked up and ready for the occasion. and the reason why he's around he's lingering around here so long because was supposed long is because he was supposed to be getting helicopter to be getting in a helicopter straight going to county straight away, going to county louth. couldn't that louth. and he couldn't do that because the bad weather. so because of the bad weather. so there you the children at there you go. the children at there you go. the children at the airport there various the airport there and various emergency services have got a little bit of a treat. they've got a bit of got to get to spend a bit of time with him and meet joe biden is doing a little tour there of the right. okay. the airport. right. okay. look, we'll everything that we'll bring you everything that there to see and know about there is to see and know about joe biden's visit to now the

repubuc joe biden's visit to now the republic ireland. he's left republic of ireland. he's left northern ireland the northern ireland throughout the course but on to course of this show. but on to a bit different story now. bit of a different story now. it's a funny interview elon it's a funny interview with elon musk. got tesla, man, musk. so you've got tesla, man, of , and now twitter of course, and now owns twitter . absolutely owned a bbc . he has absolutely owned a bbc reporter . musk spoke to a chap reporter. musk spoke to a chap called james clayton , bless him, called james clayton, bless him, who is the bbc north america technology reporter . clayton technology reporter. clayton claimed that there's been an increase in hate speech. bit of context. so joe biden sorry, joe biden. joe biden's on my mind at the moment, isn't he? elon musk was asked by the bbc whether or not they could do an interview with him. it's in relation to him marking the bbc's twitter pages as government funded media. right. so that's kind of the context behind this. anyway, he said yes. and the bbc reporter rocks up and the bbc reporter rocks up and the bbc reporter tried to say to elon musk that that there's been a massive increase in hate speech on twitter since elon musk bought the company last year. but elon musk was having absolutely none of it . take it absolutely none of it. take it away. right. can you name one

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has-feed or not, i- ” now, whether whether it has feed or not, i mean. has on my feed or not, i mean. tttght. — has on my feed or not, i mean. tttght. ant— has on my feed or not, i mean. right. and someone- has on my feed or not, i mean. right. ' t: z right. and someone like the strategic dialogue institute in the uk , they will say the in the uk, they will say that. so people will say all sets— that. so people will say all sets et— that. so people will say all sorts of nonsense- so people will say all sorts of nonsense . z sorts of nonsense. i'm literally asking for a single example and you can't name one us not a great look. that was it for the teen — great look. that was it for the teen hut— great look. that was it for the beeb. but there _ great look. that was it for the beeb. but there we— gtzvzz that was it for the beeb. but there we go. elon musk ahsetutety. — beeb. but there we go. elon musk absolutely. owning— beeb. but there we go. elon musk absolutely. owning a bbc eeenten— absolutely. owning a bbc reeerter whe— absolutely. owning a bbc reporter who decided to just turn— reporter who decided to just turn up— reporter who decided to just turn up tnt— reporter who decided to just turn up and wheel out a load of key— turn up and wheel out a load of ttzy henes— turn up and wheel out a load of lazy tropes about— turn up and wheel out a load of lazy tropes about twitter wttheut— lazy tropes about twitter without evidence whatsoever without any evidence whatsoever and without any evidence whatsoever tnt thtt— without any evidence whatsoever and that frankly— without any evidence whatsoever and that frankly is— without any evidence whatsoever and that frankly is what you get.— and that frankly is what you get-yes— and that frankly is what you get-yes-get- and that frankly is what you get. yes, got loads get. but yes, i've got loads nete—wtyl get. but yes, i've got loadsi rneewt—y the get. but yes, i've got loads- more _way. the big more coming your way. the big hretktng— more coming your way. the big hretktng-ts— more coming your way. the big breaking-is yes,- more coming your way. the big breaking is yes, firstly, breaking news is yes, firstly, joe breaking news is yes, firstly, tee-hes— breaking news is yes, firstly, joe-has touched- breaking news is yes, firstly, joe has touched down in joe biden has touched down in the—reent- joe biden has touched down in the—ireland, but. the republic of ireland, but the— the republic of ireland, but ttse thtt— the republic of ireland, but also that harry— the republic of ireland, but also that harry be also that harry will be tttenttng— attending the king's coronation. but attending the king's coronation. hut-wttk— attending the king's coronation. hut-wtth net. - attending the king's coronation. but-will not. is- attending the king's coronation. but will not. is this a but meghan will not. is this a shut— but meghan will not. is this a snuh hy— but meghan will not. is this a snuh hy neghtn— but meghan will not. is this a snub by meghan markle? mixed bag in snub by meghan markle? mixed bag tn the— snub by meghan markle? mixed bag tn the tnhee— snub by meghan markle? mixed bag tn the tnhex. a— snub by meghan markle? mixed bag in the inbox. a lot— snub by meghan markle? mixed bag in the inbox. a lot of— snub by meghan markle? mixed bag in the inbox. a lot of you stytng— in the inbox. a lot of you stytng, wett— in the inbox. a lot of you saying, well, yeah, absolutely. i saying, well, yeah, absolutely. t preter— saying, well, yeah, absolutely. t ereter ntrry— saying, well, yeah, absolutely. i prefer harry to— saying, well, yeah, absolutely. i prefer harry to be there on nts— i prefer harry to be there on hts — i prefer harry to be there on hts hut— i prefer harry to be there on his own. but other people stytng— his own. but other people stytng, ts— his own. but other people saying, as indeed judith was etrtter— saying, as indeed judith was earlier-thank— saying, as indeed judith was earlier thank you very much earlier on thank you very much yuttth—ktts- earlier on thank you very much judith—kids ever. judith will harry's kids ever tetuttty— judith will harry's kids ever- tetuttty—keeetng judith will harry's kids ever- actlkids_keeping judith will harry's kids ever actlkids away keeping judith will harry's kids ever actlkids away from keeping judith will harry's kids ever actlkids away from what;eeping judith will harry's kids ever actlkids away from what would the kids away from what would htve— the kids away from what would htve-gtery— the kids away from what would htve-gtery ,— the kids away from what would have glory , joyous, have been a glory, joyous, gterteus— have been a glory, joyous, glorious occasion? i'm patrick ehrtstte-s— glorious occasion? i'm patrick christie's-news- glorious occasion? i'm patrick christie's news this christie's on gb news and this is christie's on gb news and this

channel well. i channel. well. good |ehtnnet— well. good afternoon , everybody. well. good afternoon, everybody. rttrtek— well. good afternoon, everybody. patrick christys— well. good afternoon, everybody. patrick christys here on gb news thtnk— patrick christys here on gb news httnk tnt— patrick christys here on gb news httnk tnt yeu— patrick christys here on gb news blink and you will— patrick christys here on gb news blink and you will miss it tetty— blink and you will miss it today. ladies— blink and you will miss it today. ladies and gentlemen , big today. ladies and gentlemen, big hretktng— today. ladies and gentlemen, big hretktng news— today. ladies and gentlemen, big breaking news everywhere you teek. — breaking news everywhere you teek. thtt— breaking news everywhere you look. that first— breaking news everywhere you look. that first story, prince htrry— look. that first story, prince htrry wttk— look. that first story, prince harry will attend the coronation,- harry will attend the coronation, but meghan will not. is coronation, but meghan will not. hit— coronation, but meghan will not. hit snuh— coronation, but meghan will not. hit snuh hy— coronation, but meghan will not. is a snub by meghan markle? is it a snub by meghan markle? in is it a snub by meghan markle? tn ether— is it a snub by meghan markle? tn ether htg— is it a snub by meghan markle? in other big news,— is it a snub by meghan markle? in other big news, joe biden has teuehet— in other big news, joe biden has teuehet tewn— in other big news, joe biden has touched down in— in other big news, joe biden has touched down in dublin. he is sttt— touched down in dublin. he is stttt-he-s— touched down in dublin. he is still-he's arrived- touched down in dublin. he is still he's arrived at still there. he's arrived at huhttn— still there. he's arrived at dunn-.- still there. he's arrived at dublin-. we'll- still there. he's arrived at dublin-. we'll you dublin airport. we'll bring you the-hts— dublin airport. we'll bring you the his movements and the latest on his movements and on the latest on his movements and en—trte— the latest on his movements and en—trte hy- on that historic trip by the present— on that historic trip by the president of— on that historic trip by the president of united states. president of the united states. ant— president of the united states. ant-tett— president of the united states. ant-tett et— president of the united states. and-load of this- president of the united states. and load of this is our and get a load of this is our hene— and get a load of this is our home secretary,— and get a load of this is our home secretary, suella braverman a home secretary, suella braverman tene-— home secretary, suella braverman tene- tery— home secretary, suella braverman tene- tery eeer— home secretary, suella braverman a one. tory peer seems to a racist one. tory peer seems to thtnk— a racist one. tory peer seems to thtnk se— a racist one. tory peer seems to think so because— a racist one. tory peer seems to think so because of— a racist one. tory peer seems to think so because of her comments hrtttsh— think so because of her comments over british pakistani grooming gtngs— over british pakistani grooming gtngs. wett— over british pakistani grooming gangs. we'll talk— over british pakistani grooming gangs. we'll talk about that in a gangs. we'll talk about that in t tet— gangs. we'll talk about that in t tet et— gangs. we'll talk about that in a lot of detail.— gangs. we'll talk about that in a lot of detail. and residents of a lot of detail. and residents et t— a lot of detail. and residents et t teett— a lot of detail. and residents of a local community in leeds htve— of a local community in leeds htve ttken— of a local community in leeds have taken matters into their htnts— have taken matters into their htnts .— have taken matters into their own hands . amongst a plague of own hands. amongst a plague of streets— own hands. amongst a plague of streets ,— own hands. amongst a plague of streets , prostitution. they are streets, prostitution. they are then — streets, prostitution. they are then tt— streets, prostitution. they are sharm el sheikh_ streets, prostitution. they are sharm el sheikh arming men who pull sharm el sheikh arming men who put up— sharm el sheikh arming men who put up tn— sharm el sheikh arming men who put up tn ets— sharm el sheikh arming men who put up tn hy— sharm el sheikh arming men who

pull up in cars by taking etetures— pull up in cars by taking etetures et— pull up in cars by taking pictures of them and posting these—t- pictures of them and posting. these—t sueeese those pictures online. i suppose thtt-s— those pictures online. i suppose thtt-s ne— those pictures online. i suppose thtt-s wty— those pictures online. i suppose that's one way to— those pictures online. i suppose that's one way to stop the eeeten— that's one way to stop the problem, isn't— that's one way to stop the problem, isn't it? patrick is here— problem, isn't it? patrick is here en— problem, isn't it? patrick is here en .— problem, isn't it? patrick is here en . th— problem, isn't it? patrick is here on . gb news, an eclectic here on. gb news, an eclectic htv— here on. gb news, an eclectic ntv tetty— here on. gb news, an eclectic ntv tetty ,— here on. gb news, an eclectic mix today , ladies— here on. gb news, an eclectic mix today , ladies and gents, mix today, ladies and gents, tsnt— mix today, ladies and gents, tsn-t ttt— mix today, ladies and gents, tsn-t tte th— mix today, ladies and gents, isn't it? gb views at gb news atk- — isn't it? gb views at gb news atk- tt-s— isn't it? gb views at gb news atk- tt-s get— isn't it? gb views at gb news .uk. tt-s get te— isn't it? gb views at gb news .uk. it's got to be— isn't it? gb views at gb news .uk. it's got to be the harry tnt— .uk. it's got to be the harry tnt tteghtn— .uk. it's got to be the harry and meghan in— .uk. it's got to be the harry and meghan in the inbox, hasn't it? and meghan in the inbox, hasn't tte tteghtn-s— and meghan in the inbox, hasn't it? meghan's not— and meghan in the inbox, hasn't it? meghan's not coming to the eeentten — it? meghan's not coming to the coronation. harry— it? meghan's not coming to the coronation. harry is. what do you— coronation. harry is. what do yeu ntke— coronation. harry is. what do yeu ntke et— coronation. harry is. what do you make of that? it a meghan you make of that? is it a meghan wtrkte— you make of that? is it a meghan wtrkte shutt— you make of that? is it a meghan markle snub? gb— you make of that? is it a meghan markle snub? gb views gbnews.uk. now markle snub? gb views gbnews.uk. wew—tetty- now though, headlines with polly . rttrtek. — now though, headlines with polly . patrick. thanks— now though, headlines with polly . patrick. thanks very- now though, headlines with polly . patrick. ttzg “mt . patrick. thanks very much indeed. our top . patrick. thanks very much indeed . our top story on gb . patrick. thanks very much- indeed . our top story on gb news indeed. our top story on gb news tetty— indeed. our top story on gb news tetty .— indeed. our top story on gb news tetty . t— indeed. our top story on gb news tetty . t eth— indeed. our top story on gb news tetty . t tett— indeed. our top story on gb news today . i can tell you— 3: our top story on gb news today . i can tell you the leader today. i can tell you the leader of today. i can tell you the leader et the— today. i can tell you the leader et the nth— today. i can tell you the leader of the dup, sir— today. i can tell you the leader of the dup, sir jeffrey donaldson,- of the dup, sir jeffrey donaldson, says the us eresttent— donaldson, says the us president, joe- donaldson, says the us president, joe biden's visit to werthern— president, joe biden's visit to northern ireland— president, joe biden's visit to northern ireland and the keeuhtte— northern ireland and the republic of— northern ireland and the republic of ireland does not ehtnge— republic of ireland does not ehtnge the— republic of ireland does not change the political dynamic in the regten. — change the political dynamic in the region. the— change the political dynamic in the region. the unionist party hts— the region. the unionist party has boycotted— the region. the unionist party has boycotted power sharing for thtn— has boycotted power sharing for thtn t— has boycotted power sharing for more than a year— has boycotted power sharing for more than a year over post treet— more than a year over post brexit trade. _ more than a year over post brexit trade. after a meeting wtth— brexit trade. after a meeting wtth the— brexit trade. after a meeting with the prime— brexit trade. after a meeting with the prime minister in henest— with the prime minister in belfast, the— with the prime minister in belfast, the president made a

keynete— belfast, the president made a keynete seeeeh— belfast, the president made a keynote speech at ulster ttntverstty— keynote speech at ulster university and he highlighted the importance— university and he highlighted the importance of the good rrttty— the importance of the good friday agreement. while praising the wtntser— friday agreement. while praising the windsor framework, saying it tttresses— the windsor framework, saying it tttresses the— the windsor framework, saying it addresses the practical retttttes— addresses the practical realities of— addresses the practical realities of brexit. mr. biden stresset— realities of brexit. mr. biden stressed the— realities of brexit. mr. biden stressed the need for a recommittal- stressed the need for a recommittal to peace and the resterttten— recommittal to peace and the restoration of— recommittal to peace and the restoration of power sharing at sternent,— restoration of power sharing at stormont, but— restoration of power sharing at stormont, but sometimes, eseeetttty— stormont, but sometimes, especially when the distance of htstery— especially when the distance of htstery we— especially when the distance of history we forget— especially when the distance of history we forget how hard eenet— history we forget how hard etnet ,— history we forget how hard earned , how— history we forget how hard earned , how astounding that earned, how astounding that eetee— earned, how astounding that eetee tt— earned, how astounding that peace was at the moment . earned, how astounding that peace was at the moment. z peace was at the moment. it shtttet— peace was at the moment. it shtttet the— peace was at the moment. it shifted the political- peace was at the moment. it shifted the political gravity in our world. there were no guarantees . is that the deal on guarantees. is that the deal on paper would hold? no guarantees that it would be able to deliver . the progress we celebrate today. it took long and hard years of work to get to this place. it took a people willing to come together in good faith and to risk boldly for the future . meanwhile police in future. meanwhile police in northern ireland have acknowledged a potential major security breach involving president biden's visit. the

psni is investigating- fuzz: tztzfi : , z the psni is investigating after a resttent— psni is investigating after a resident reported he discovered a resident reported he discovered t tst— resident reported he discovered t ttst et— resident reported he discovered a list of officers— resident reported he discovered a list of officers names tettttet— a list of officers names detailed to— a list of officers names detailed to the president's ereteetten. — detailed to the president's protection. joe _ detailed to the president's protection. joe biden's four day trip protection. joe biden's four day the te— protection. joe biden's four day trip to northern— protection. joe biden's four day trip to northern ireland and the hen— trip to northern ireland and the irish republic— trip to northern ireland and the irish republic has— trip to northern ireland and the irish republic has seen 300 trees— irish republic has seen 300 officers drafted _ irish republic has seen 300 officers drafted in from the rest— officers drafted in from the rest et— officers drafted in from the rest et the— officers drafted in from the rest of the uk— officers drafted in from the rest of the uk to bolster his seeurtty. — rest of the uk to bolster his security. motty_ rest of the uk to bolster his security. motty now the scottish tevernnent— security. motty now the scottish government is— security. motty now the scottish government is planning to launch a government is planning to launch t tegtt— government is planning to launch a legal challenge— government is planning to launch a legal challenge against westminster's— a legal challenge against westminster's decision to veto gentee— westminster's decision to veto new gender recognition reforms. seett— new gender recognition reforms. seett tsttnts— new gender recognition reforms. scott islands social justice seerettry— scott islands social justice secretary, says— scott islands social justice secretary, says the bill was etsset— secretary, says the bill was etsset hy— secretary, says the bill was etsset hy tn— secretary, says the bill was passed by an overwhelming nttertty— passed by an overwhelming nttertty tn— passed by an overwhelming majority in holyrood, with sueeert— majority in holyrood, with sueeert nen — majority in holyrood, with support from all parties. they— support from all parties. shirley and— support from all parties. shirley and somerville warned the hrtttsh— shirley and somerville warned the british government's use of seetten— the british government's use of seetten se— the british government's use of section 35 risked— the british government's use of section 35 risked setting a ttngereus— section 35 risked setting a dangerous constitutional ereeetenee— dangerous constitutional precedence over what she said tevetvet— precedence over what she said were devolved matters. rishi suntk— were devolved matters. rishi sunak defended— were devolved matters. rishi sunak defended the move, saying he htt— sunak defended the move, saying he had concerns— sunak defended the move, saying he had concerns over its impact on women's safety. _ he had concerns over its impact on women's safety. it was a teetsten— on women's safety. it was a decision that— on women's safety. it was a decision that we— on women's safety. it was a decision that we made after ttktng— decision that we made after ttktng very— decision that we made after taking very careful and considered— taking very careful and considered advice and we had concerns as the— considered advice and we had concerns as the uk government seerettry— concerns as the uk government seerettry et— concerns as the uk government secretary of state— concerns as the uk government secretary of state set this out at secretary of state set this out

tt the — secretary of state set this out tt the the— secretary of state set this out at the time, concerns about how teetttnt-s— at the time, concerns about how scotland's gender— at the time, concerns about how scotland's gender recognition act scotland's gender recognition aet weutt— scotland's gender recognition act would interact with reserved ewes— act would interact with reserved pewes theut— act would interact with reserved powers about the _ act would interact with reserved powers about the operation of the equalities— powers about the operation of the equalities act, the protection _ the equalities act, the protection of - the equalities act, the protection of women elsewhere in the wk— protection of women elsewhere in the ttk ts— protection of women elsewhere in the ttk ts wett— protection of women elsewhere in the uk as well. _ protection of women elsewhere in the uk as well. and— protection of women elsewhere in the uk as well. 't: the uk as well. and that's why we took the decision to block the g.r.r. and obviously there's a there's a process, we a if there's a court process, we will that through will follow that through the mayor of london has described a legal challenge against the expansion of the ultra low emission zone in the capital city as costly and misguided. it comes after the high court rutet— it comes after the high court rutet t— it comes after the high court ruled a judicial— it comes after the high court ruled a judicial review could ttke— ruled a judicial review could ttke pttee— ruled a judicial review could take place since— ruled a judicial review could take place since questions were rttset— take place since questions were rttset hy— take place since questions were rttset by the— take place since questions were raised by five councils over the tegtt— raised by five councils over the tegtt htsts— raised by five councils over the legal basis for— raised by five councils over the legal basis for the— raised by five councils over the legal basis for the scheme. the wttz— legal basis for the scheme. the tree ne— legal basis for the scheme. the tree ,— legal basis for the scheme. the tree , ts— legal basis for the scheme. the ulez zone , as it's— legal basis for the scheme. the ulez zone , as it's known, ulez zone, as it's known, eunentty— ulez zone, as it's known, currently covers- ulez zone, as it's known, currently covers all areas wttntn— currently covers all areas wtthtn the— currently covers all areas within the north and south. eteuttr— within the north and south. circular roads— within the north and south. circular roads in the capital. it circular roads in the capital. tt egutes— circular roads in the capital. it requires motorists whose vehtetes— it requires motorists whose vehtetes te— it requires motorists whose vehicles do not— it requires motorists whose vehicles do not meet emissions sttnttrts— vehicles do not meet emissions sttnttrts te— vehicles do not meet emissions standards to pay— vehicles do not meet emissions standards to pay £12.50 a day to tntve— standards to pay £12.50 a day to trtve tnstte— standards to pay £12.50 a day to drive inside the— standards to pay £12.50 a day to drive inside the zone . doctors drive inside the zone. doctors teeters— drive inside the zone. doctors leaders have— drive inside the zone. doctors leaders have held talks with the eentttttten— leaders have held talks with the conciliation service— leaders have held talks with the conciliation service acas, which stys— conciliation service acas, which stys tt-s— conciliation service acas, which stys tt-s wett— conciliation service acas, which says it's well prepared and tetty— says it's well prepared and tetty te— says it's well prepared and tetty te hetp— says it's well prepared and ready to help in the ongoing pay

ttspute— ready to help in the ongoing pay ttspute wtth— ready to help in the ongoing pay dispute with the— ready to help in the ongoing pay dispute with the government. theustnts— dispute with the government. thousands of— dispute with the government. thousands of junior doctors with the hrtttsh— thousands of junior doctors with the british medical association in the british medical association tn tngttnt— the british medical association tn tngttnt te— the british medical association in england are walking out for the seent— in england are walking out for the second day— in england are walking out for the second day of four days of strtkes— the second day of four days of strtkes thts— the second day of four days of strikes this week. _ the second day of four days of strikes this week. the bma stytng — strikes this week. the bma stytng they— strikes this week. the bma saying they need help to broker retttstte— saying they need help to broker realistic talks— saying they need help to broker realistic talks after downing street— realistic talks after downing street refused _ realistic talks after downing street refused yesterday to negetttte — street refused yesterday to negotiate unless doctors abandoned— negotiate unless doctors abandoned their 35% pay rise. eenent— abandoned their 35% pay rise. hentnt tnt— abandoned their 35% pay rise. demand and called off the strtkes— demand and called off the strikes. leader— demand and called off the strikes. leader of the liberal heneertts— strikes. leader of the liberal democrats, ed _ strikes. leader of the liberal democrats, ed davey , is urging democrats, ed davey, is urging the government— democrats, ed davey, is urging the government to act fast to ent— the government to act fast to ent the — the government to act fast to end the strikes. _ the government to act fast to end the strikes. the concerts tetttng— end the strikes. the concerts are letting the— end the strikes. the concerts are letting the nhs down and all the nttttens— are letting the nhs down and all the millions of— are letting the nhs down and all the millions of patients who neet— the millions of patients who neet thtt— the millions of patients who need that health care. z need that health care. it took them — need that health care. it took them nentns— need that health care. it took them months to get round the table with the nurses and then there was solution. they need there was a solution. they need to the table with the to get round the table with the junior doctors and they need to do today. the former health do that today. the former health teerettry— do that today. the former health seerettry wett— tztzt : the former health secretary matt hancock, is being tnvesttgttet— secretary matt hancock, is being investigated parliament's investigated by parliament's sttnttrts— investigated by parliament's standards watchdog. it's after he wete— standards watchdog. it's after he wrete te— standards watchdog. it's after he wrote to the parliamentary commissioner for standards, daniel greenberg, offering more evidence for an inquiry. he was conducting into a possible breach of the code of conduct. the watchdog will now consider

whether mr. hancock broke the rules attempting to influence rules by attempting to influence his decision . a spokesman for his decision. a spokesman for mr. hancock has called the investigation a misunderstand thing and as you've been hearing on gb news this afternoon, it's been confirmed in the last hour the duke of sussex will attend the duke of sussex will attend the coronation charles. the coronation of king charles. his father . but the duchess of his father. but the duchess of sussex will not. in a statement, the palace said meghan markle will remain in california with with harry and meghan's children , prince archie and princess lilibet . the announcement lilibet. the announcement follows weeks of speculation following the publication of prince harry's autobiography, spare the king and queen consort will be crowned in westminster abbey on may the 6th. those are your latest top stories. i'm back in half an hour. see you then. right well, we start then.— right well, we start with then. — right well, we start with the thtt—

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back. and i think at one point, one camera has meghan one camera angle has meghan behind a pillar. so perhaps that could be replicated . and later could be replicated. and later on this well next month for the coronation , prince william, of coronation, prince william, of course, prince of wales heir to the throne, he will very much be front and centre, i think, with the now when on you first came on, had just broken and it on, this had just broken and it was right the start of the was right at the start of the show, which is convenient. so i do have something to z so i do have something to thank harry for, do have something to thank harry ten hut— do have something to thank harry ten hut-hts— do have something to thank harry for, but-has now— do have something to thank harry for, but has now been a for, but there has now been a further— for, but there has now been a further update— for, but there has now been a further update from archwell. am i further update from archwell. am t-stytng— further update from archwell. am t-stytng tnt— further update from archwell. am t-stytng tnt tust- i right in saying and just rentnt— i right in saying and just eennt-et— i right in saying and just remind of what i right in saying and just remind-of what is so remind me of what archwell is so aehwett— remind me of what archwell is so aehwettlhtrry— remind me of what archwell is so archwell . harry and _ remind me of what archwell is so archwell harry and meghan's archwell is harry and meghan's ktnt— archwell is harry and meghan's kind-charitable— archwell is harry and meghan's kind charitable arm. z kind of charitable arm. it's thtt— kind of charitable arm. it's their company— kind of charitable arm. it's their company basically, which looks their charitable looks after their charitable initiatives, but also the press team of archwell look after harry and meghan. so the spokesperson for harry and meghan has released a statement which frankly is pretty much identical to buckingham palace's statement. but have changed who's who's writing it . so they who's who's writing it. so they say the duke and duchess, they say the duke and duchess, they say the duke and duchess, they say the of sussex will say the duke of sussex will attend the coronation service at westminster on the 6th of westminster abbey on the 6th of may. the duchess of sussex will

remain with prince remain in california with prince archie lilibet . if archie and princess lilibet. if you remember back to april 20, 21, was prince philip's 21, it was prince philip's funeral and prince harry came across to the uk alone to attend that very public but family event. that very public but family event . the excuse at the time event. the excuse at the time for meghan not attending was that she was heavily pregnant with lilibet , so perhaps some with lilibet, so perhaps some might jump to the conclusion that meghan and harry are using the convenient excuse of their children to not attend the for meghan not to attend the coronation because it is prince archie's birthday. his fourth birthday on the day of the coronation . now, look, i'm just coronation. now, look, i'm just going— coronation. now, look, i'm just getng te— coronation. now, look, i'm just getng te tett— coronation. now, look, i'm just getng te tett t— f" now, look, i'm just going to read a couple of emails outw— going to read a couple of emails on, get— going to read a couple of emails eut, get yeu— going to read a couple of emails eut, get yeu te— going to read a couple of emails out, get you to react to them if thtt-s— out, get you to react to them if thtt-s ttt— out, get you to react to them if that's all right.— out, get you to react to them if that's all right. cameron we've got that's all right. cameron we've getltet— that's all right. cameron we've getltet eentng— that's all right. cameron we've gotllot coming in,— that's all right. cameron we've got lot coming in, actually got a lot coming in, actually stys— got a lot coming in, actually stys the— got a lot coming in, actually stys the enty— got a lot coming in, actually says the only reason harry is eentng— says the only reason harry is eentng-ts— says the only reason harry is coming,-is from- says the only reason harry is coming, is from sue. the coming, this is from sue. the enty— coming, this is from sue. the enty etsen— coming, this is from sue. the only reason harry— coming, this is from sue. the only reason harry is coming is the— only reason harry is coming is the three— only reason harry is coming is the thrett et— only reason harry is coming is the threat of losing their ttttes. — the threat of losing their titles. shouldn't the threat of losing their titles. - shouldn't them titles. they shouldn't have them newue—s - titles. they shouldn't have them newue—s ant- titles. they shouldn't have them now—sue. and theyj now anyway, says sue. and they neet—se— now anyway, says sue. and they need _so there - now anyway, says sue. and they need _so there we i now anyway, says sue. and theyi need _so there we go. need the money. so there we go. thtt-s.— need the money. so there we go. thtt-s. thtt-s— need the money. so there we go. that's. that's whose— need the money. so there we go. that's. that's whose view. but thtt— that's. that's whose view. but ttntt stys— that's. that's whose view. but linda says 100.— that's. that's whose view. but linda says 100. this is a snub. tteghtn— linda says 100. this is a snub. meghan markle— linda says 100. this is a snub. meghan markle has made a lot of

peepte— meghan markle has made a lot of peepte very— meghan markle has made a lot of people very happy— meghan markle has made a lot of people very happy, though. is it a people very happy, though. is it t ateghtn— people very happy, though. is it a meghan markle— people very happy, though. is it a meghan markle snub to you? wett— a meghan markle snub to you? wett t— a meghan markle snub to you? wett t thtnk— a meghan markle snub to you? well i think there's lots of reasons as to— well i think there's lots of reasons as to why meghan may htve— reasons as to why meghan may htve net— reasons as to why meghan may have not have— reasons as to why meghan may have not have decided to turn up to-coronation. _ have not have decided to turn up to-coronation. i— have not have decided to turn up to coronation. tztzz fizt: to the coronation. i outlined. one— to the coronation. i outlined. one facts of that . she's one the facts of that. she's turning some people could turning four. some people could see it as a snub because clearly there's been a in the there's been a delay in the invitation being accepted. so perhaps there was some negotiation or demands behind the perhaps haven't the scenes that perhaps haven't been clearly, we're not been met. clearly, we're not going get an answer from going to get an answer from archwell whether or not it is a snub. but the other reason, which some people have been speculating, gb speculating, including our gb news presenter dan wootton on twitter earlier today, was twitter earlier today, he was saying she's saying that perhaps she's worried going to worried that she's going to get an reception . i'm an unwelcoming reception. i'm not surprised from the british crowds lining the route to from buckingham palace to westminster abbey because we have had the very controversial netflix series , as we've then had prince series, as we've then had prince harry's bombshell memoir, spur, where accused his brother of where he accused his brother of physically attacking him. also accusing palace staff of leaking negative stories about harry and meghan press. buckingham meghan to the press. buckingham palace, palace meghan to the press. buckingham palace, well palace meghan to the press. buckingham palace, well haven't’alace meghan to the press. buckingham palace, well haven't saida denial. well haven't said

anything about those allegations . apologise for that . but . i apologise for that. but clearly there's lots of reasons andifs clearly there's lots of reasons and it's just adding to the speculation, isn't it ? i think speculation, isn't it? i think by releasing this statement , by releasing this statement, buckingham palace releasing the statement today , they they will statement today, they they will be hoping that we're going to be talking about it today, which will the spotlight firmly will leave the spotlight firmly on and queen consorts on the king and queen consorts for the coronation day itself. well, and that is for the coronation day itself. i well, and that is.interesting well, and that is an interesting tngte. —eu- well, and that is an interesting tngte. —eu very- well, and that is an interestingi angle. _our very own angle. and that is our very own htn— angle. and that is our very own hen-ts— angle. and that is our very own hen-ts thtt— angle. and that is our very own dan-is that right?- angle. and that is our very own dan is that right? he dan wootton, is that right? he sttt— dan wootton, is that right? he sttt thtt— dan wootton, is that right? he sttt thtt he— dan wootton, is that right? he said that he said— dan wootton, is that right? he said that he said that there's she— said that he said that there's she-he— said that he said that there's she-he she— said that he said that there's she be she might said that he said that there's- she-be she might-wary she might be she might be wary of she might be she might be wary etlpuhtte— she might be she might be wary oflpublic reaction.— she might be she might be wary of public reaction. i said it of a public reaction. i said it sttghtty— of a public reaction. i said it slightly diplomatically slightly more diplomatically thtn—t-nl slightly more diplomatically. than—i'm sure than dan did, i think i'm sure he-hut— than dan did, i think i'm sure he-hut en— than dan did, i think i'm sure he-but on that,- than dan did, i think i'm sure he but on that, no, i'm he said, but on that, no, i'm tust— he said, but on that, no, i'm rust getng— he said, but on that, no, i'm rust getnglte— he said, but on that, no, i'm just going do something that just going to do something that you-get— just going to do something that you-getlt- just going to do something that you-get.a normal| you might not get on a normal news channels,— you might not get on a normal news channels, which is if you are news channels, which is if you wttehtng— news channels, which is if you are watching dan,— news channels, which is if you are watching dan, then get in teueh— are watching dan, then get in teueh-etn— are watching dan, then get in. touch _can .yourself touch and you can get yourself on touch and you can get yourself en the— touch and you can get yourself en the shew. — touch and you can get yourself on the show. okay,— touch and you can get yourself on the show. okay, because i weutt— on the show. okay, because i weutt gutte— on the show. okay, because i would quite like— on the show. okay, because i would quite like to from would quite like to hear from you— would quite like to hear from yeu-here.— would quite like to hear from. you-here.-obviously you live here. you've obviously got you live here. you've obviously get—htn- you live here. you've obviously get—nth wtsn-t,| you live here. you've obviously. got—dan wasn't, of got strong views. dan wasn't, of eeurseeur—yl course, we'll be live on your tetevtsten— course, we'll be live on your television screens- course, we'll be live on your television screens this evening. i television screens this evening. t thtnk— television screens this evening. t thtnk we— television screens this evening. t thtnk we ttt— television screens this evening. i think we all know what's going to i think we all know what's going te-tgentt,— i think we all know what's going to-agenda, don't- i think we all know what's going to agenda, don't we? to be on the agenda, don't we? ant— to be on the agenda, don't we? ant rtghtty— to be on the agenda, don't we? ant rtghtty se— to be on the agenda, don't we? and rightly so.-get. and rightly so. so, dan, get yeursett— and rightly so. so, dan, get yeursett tn— and rightly so. so, dan, get yourself in touch. would yourself in touch. i would love to yourself in touch. i would love te-gutek— yourself in touch. i would love to-quick sneak- yourself in touch. i would love to quick sneak preview to have a quick sneak preview the—

to have a quick sneak preview htve-en— to have a quick sneak preview ttve-en thts— to have a quick sneak preview live-on this show- to have a quick sneak preview live on this show for us, live here on this show for us, if live here on this show for us, tt thtt-s— live here on this show for us, tt thtt-s ttt— live here on this show for us, if that's all right.— live here on this show for us, if that's all right. cameron, teek— if that's all right. cameron, teek-yeu— if that's all right. cameron, teek-yeu very,- if that's all right. cameron, look, you very, very look, thank you very, very much. etrneen— look, thank you very, very much. cameron walker— look, thank you very, very much. cameron walker royal cameron walker there, our royal teperten— reporter. that is the big hretktng— reporter. that is the big breaking news meghan will breaking news that meghan will not breaking news that meghan will net—the— breaking news that meghan will not the coronation. not be attending the coronation. whtt— not be attending the coronation. whtt-ntke— not be attending the coronation. what-makelthis?- what do you make of this? the vtews—tnti views are coming in thick and test.— views are coming in thick and test-then— views are coming in thick and fast.-themlcan't- fast. most of them i can't read out:— fast. most of them i can't read out, put— fast. most of them i can't read on, hut-ttte— fast. most of them i can't read out, but-fair to— fast. most of them i can't read out, but-fair to say- fast. most of them i can't read out, but fair to say there out, but it's fair to say there is out, but it's fair to say there ts t— out, but it's fair to say there ts t ether— out, but it's fair to say there is a rather strong— out, but it's fair to say there is a rather strong feeling about thts.— is a rather strong feeling about thts. t— is a rather strong feeling about thts. t thtnk— is a rather strong feeling about this. i think-some- is a rather strong feeling about this. i think some truth this. i think there's some truth to this. i think there's some truth te—therel to this, though, isn't there, thtt— to this, though, isn't there,| thtt—ntght to this, though, isn't there,- thtt—ntght net that meghan markle might not htve— that meghan markle might not. have—backlash have wanted the public backlash and have wanted the public backlash tnt—nett- and the reaction from bear in ntnt— and the reaction from bear in ntnt-et— and the reaction from bear in mind,-of course- and the reaction from bear in mind, of course already mind, it was of course already a bit mind, it was of course already a htt-wtsn-t— mind, it was of course already a bit-wasn't-therel bit tense, wasn't it, when there the— bit tense, wasn't it, when there was the queen's— bit tense, wasn't it, when there was the queen's passing then was the queen's passing and then new-teektng— was the queen's passing and then now-looking-factl now we were looking at the fact thtt— that there's been the netflix teeu— that there's been the netflix docu docudrama, docu series docudrama, some weutt— would say. and then there's rrtnee— would say. and then there's| prince _well, would say. and then there's prince there's well, would say. and then there's prince there's all well, would say. and then there's prince there's all this well, would say. and then there's prince there's all this reaction where there's all this reaction to where there's all this reaction te tt— where there's all this reaction te tt. ant— where there's all this reaction te tt. antltust— where there's all this reaction to it. and just wonder whether to it. and i just wonder whether or to it. and i just wonder whether er—tttn-tl or not meghan markle didn't want the—the— or not meghan markle didn't want the—the putte- the heat from the public. joining— the heat from the public. yerntng ne— the heat from the public. joining me now, those royal broadcaster— joining me now, those royal broadcascole._ joining me now, those royal broadcascole. michael michael cole. michael thank you very—sttt- michael cole. michael thank you very—sttt wtthl very much. look, i'll start with you— very much. look, i'll start with yeu-thts. — very much. look, i'll start withi you _this. _snub? you again on this. is it a snub? wett— you again on this. is it a snub? wett t— you again on this. is it a snub? wett t ten-t— you again on this. is it a snub? well i don't think— you again on this. is it a snub? well i don't think it's a snub. i well i don't think it's a snub. t-tt-s— well i don't think it's a snub. t-tt-s perhtps— well i don't think it's a snub. i-it's perhaps some- well i don't think it's a snub. i i-it's perhaps some clever i think it's perhaps some clever boxing part. you know, boxing on her part. you know, it's boxing on her part. you know, tt-s—eneughl it's taken them long enough to ntke— it's taken them long enough to ntke-htnts- it's taken them long enough to make-minds for- it's taken them long enough to make minds for weeks to make up their minds for weeks to er net te— make up their minds for weeks to come or not to come. that was very— come or not to come. that was very nueh— come or not to come. that was very nueh the— come or not to come. that was very much the question for the teuehet— very much the question for the troubled prince— very much the question for the troubled prince and now they htve— troubled prince and now they have decided— troubled prince and now they have decided to— troubled prince and now they have decided to come or he has 24 have decided to come or he has a ttys. — have decided to come or he has 2a ttys. enty— have decided to come or he has 24 days. only before- have decided to come or he has 24 days. ozzy ”tz 24 days. only before the coronation . and i must say,

coronation. and i must say, rttrtek,— coronation. and i must say, para, yeu — coronation. and i must say, patrick, you guys- f" and i must say, patrick, you guys have eenptetety— patrick, you guys have completely covered the ballpark. but completely covered the ballpark. hut tt— completely covered the ballpark. hut tt vts— completely covered the ballpark. hut tt en— completely covered the ballpark. but it was on this— completely covered the ballpark. but it was on this very program wtth— but it was on this very program wtth yeu— but it was on this very program wtth yeu thtt— but it was on this very program wtth yeu thtt t— but it was on this very program with you that i predicted preetsety— with you that i predicted precisely this— with you that i predicted precisely this outcome , that precisely this outcome, that the — precisely this outcome, that the terry— precisely this outcome, that prince harry would come and that his prince harry would come and that hts wtte— prince harry would come and that his wife would _ prince harry would come and that his wife would resist the lure of his wife would resist the lure et the — his wife would resist the lure of the limelight— his wife would resist the lure of the limelight and she would stty— of the limelight and she would stty tt— of the limelight and she would stty tt hene— of the limelight and she would stay at home using the cover of a stay at home using the cover of t prtnee— stay at home using the cover of t prtnee thtt— stay at home using the cover of a prince that boy's— stay at home using the cover of a prince that boy's fourth htrthtty— a prince that boy's fourth birthday, prince archie to there tnt— birthday, prince archie to there tnt yeu— birthday, prince archie to there and you mustn't— birthday, prince archie to there and you mustn't overlook the teet— and you mustn't overlook the ttet thtt— and you mustn't overlook the fact that only— and you mustn't overlook the fact that only three days after the coronation— fact that only three days after the coronation on— fact that only three days after the coronation on the 9th of may for the coronation on the 9th of may tet rrtnee— the coronation on the 9th of may for prince harry— the coronation on the 9th of may for prince harry is— the coronation on the 9th of may for prince harry is going to be the— for prince harry is going to be the sttt— for prince harry is going to be the star witness— for prince harry is going to be the star witness in a joint tetten— the star witness in a joint action against— the star witness in a joint action against mirror group newsptpers— action against mirror group newspapers for— action against mirror group newspapers for very invasions, tttegtt— newspapers for very invasions, illegal illegal— newspapers for very invasions, illegal illegal invasions, teeerttng— illegal illegal invasions, according to— illegal illegal invasions, according to him alleged into his according to him alleged into hts prtvtey.— according to him alleged into hts prtvtey. se— according to him alleged into his privacy. so perhaps he had to his privacy. so perhaps he had te he— his privacy. so perhaps he had te he tn— his privacy. so perhaps he had te he tn tn— his privacy. so perhaps he had te he tn tn tn— his privacy. so perhaps he had to be in in in england anyway. hut— to be in in in england anyway. hut the— to be in in in england anyway. but the clever— to be in in in england anyway. but the clever thing will be thtt— but the clever thing will be thtt the— but the clever thing will be that the king— but the clever thing will be that the king has played a hunter— that the king has played a httnter en— that the king has played a blinder on this— that the king has played a blinder on this throughout , blinder on this throughout, putttng— blinder on this throughout, putttng the— blinder on this throughout, putting the invitation in their eeut— putting the invitation in their eeurt ten — putting the invitation in their court from the— putting the invitation in their court from the start. they had to court from the start. they had te ntke— court from the start. they had te ntke up— court from the start. they had to make up their— court from the start. they had to make up their mind, leaving them— to make up their mind, leaving them epen— to make up their mind, leaving them epen te— to make up their mind, leaving them open to the— to make up their mind, leaving them open to the charge of hypeertsy. — them open to the charge of hypeertsy. tt— them open to the charge of hypocrisy. if they did come

ttten— hypocrisy. if they did come after knocking— hypocrisy. if they did come after knocking seven bells out of after knocking seven bells out et the— after knocking seven bells out et the keytt— after knocking seven bells out of the royal family for two yets— of the royal family for two yes they— of the royal family for two years, they then turn up or at tetst— years, they then turn up or at tetst ne— years, they then turn up or at tetst et— years, they then turn up or at least one of them— years, they then turn up or at least one of them turns up for the— least one of them turns up for the ter— least one of them turns up for the ter the— least one of them turns up for the for the party— least one of them turns up for the for the party because, you knew— the for the party because, you knew ,— the for the party because, you knew , peepte— the for the party because, you know , people haven't enjoyed know, people haven't enjoyed thts.— know, people haven't enjoyed thts. they— know, people haven't enjoyed this. they don't— know, people haven't enjoyed this. they don't like to see ttntttes— this. they don't like to see families washing their dirty then— families washing their dirty ttnen tn— families washing their dirty linen in public— families washing their dirty linen in public and no doubt wtth— linen in public and no doubt wtth thts— linen in public and no doubt wtth thts tn— linen in public and no doubt with this in mind, making it ter— with this in mind, making it easier for his— with this in mind, making it easier for his younger son, king ehtrtes— easier for his younger son, king ehtrtes hts— easier for his younger son, king charles has decided , added that charles has decided, added that the etth— charles has decided, added that the etth et— charles has decided, added that the oath of fealty_ charles has decided, added that the oath of fealty of loyalty, whteh— the oath of fealty of loyalty, which should— the oath of fealty of loyalty, which should be— the oath of fealty of loyalty, which should be sworn by all reytt— which should be sworn by all reytt prtnees— which should be sworn by all royal princes present in the abbey— royal princes present in the ahhey tt— royal princes present in the ahhey tt the— royal princes present in the abbey at the coronation, the nest— abbey at the coronation, the most important— abbey at the coronation, the most important moment of his retgn— most important moment of his retgn wttk— most important moment of his retgn wttt enty— most important moment of his reign will only be— most important moment of his reign will only be sworn by rrtnee— reign will only be sworn by prince william,— reign will only be sworn by prince william, and we see him there— prince william, and we see him there wtth— prince william, and we see him there with his— prince william, and we see him there with his brother in perhtps— there with his brother in perhaps happier times. so prince terry— perhaps happier times. so prince htrry wttk— perhaps happier times. so prince ntrry wttt net— perhaps happier times. so prince harry will not have— perhaps happier times. so prince harry will not have to go down on harry will not have to go down en hts— harry will not have to go down en hts knees— harry will not have to go down on his knees to— harry will not have to go down on his knees to swear loyalty to his on his knees to swear loyalty to hts tether— on his knees to swear loyalty to his father and— on his knees to swear loyalty to his father and nor— on his knees to swear loyalty to his father and nor of course, wttk— his father and nor of course, wttt rrtnee— his father and nor of course, will prince andrew, who will ttwtys— will prince andrew, who will ttwtys wttk— will prince andrew, who will always will also _ will prince andrew, who will always will also be there . what always will also be there. what te— always will also be there. what remains to be— always will also be there. what remains to be seen, patrick, is whtt— remains to be seen, patrick, is whtt pte— remains to be seen, patrick, is whtt ptrt, tt— remains to be seen, patrick, is whtt ptrt, tt thy— remains to be seen, patrick, is what part, if any ,— remains to be seen, patrick, is what part, if any , prince harry what part, if any, prince harry wttk— what part, if any, prince harry wttt ptty— what part, if any, prince harry

wttt ptty tn— what part, if any, prince harry will play in the— what part, if any, prince harry will play in the proceedings? wttk— will play in the proceedings? wttt he,— will play in the proceedings? wttt he, ter— will play in the proceedings? will he, for instance , take part will he, for instance, take part in will he, for instance, take part tn the— will he, for instance, take part in the procession— will he, for instance, take part in the procession which will tettew— in the procession which will tettew htn — in the procession which will follow him after— in the procession which will follow him after he has been eenet— follow him after he has been crowned and— follow him after he has been crowned and anointed as our new nentehe — crowned and anointed as our new monarch? michael,— crowned and anointed as our new monarch? .�*t�*zi7 crowned and anointed as our new monarch? f monarch? michael, can i just ask you a little bit more about about that? and you're going to htve— about that? and you're going to htve te— about that? and you're going to have to explain— about that? and you're going to have to explain this— about that? and you're going to have to explain this to- gvzc7 and you're going to have to explain this to me a ttttte— have to explain this to me a ttttte-t-n— have to explain this to me a little-i'm afraid- have to explain this to me a little i'm afraid when little bit. i'm afraid so. when in little bit. i'm afraid so. when tn there— little bit. i'm afraid so. when tn there tn— little bit. i'm afraid so. when in there in the— little bit. i'm afraid so. when in there in the abbey, there is suppeset— in there in the abbey, there is- suppeset—etth supposed to be some kind of oath of supposed to be some kind of oath et-ts— supposed to be some kind of oath et-ts-rtghte- supposed to be some kind of oath of-is-right? and- of loyalty. is that right? and it. speculation _ of loyalty. is that right? and it speculation the minute. it is speculation at the minute. speeutttten— it is speculation at the minute. speculation that— it is speculation at the minute. speculation that harry will not ptetge— speculation that harry will not ptetge thtt— speculation that harry will not pledge that oath— speculation that harry will not pledge that oath . t/tzvz�* speculation that harry will not pledge that oath . t/tztzz pledge that oath. yeah, well, the king has changed the rules. normally speaking in every other previous coronation , and there previous coronation, and there have been 40 of them within the abbey , the oldest monarch ever abbey, the oldest monarch ever is going to be king charles at 74. what usually happens, all the reytt— 74. what usually happens, all the royal princes— t�*z�* what usually happens, all the royal princes who were there ttt— the royal princes who were there were all collectively to go down on one knee and— were all collectively to go down on one knee and pledge their teyttty— on one knee and pledge their teyttty te— on one knee and pledge their teyttty te the — on one knee and pledge their loyalty to the new monarch as the— loyalty to the new monarch as the ne— loyalty to the new monarch as the new monarch— loyalty to the new monarch as the new monarch pledges his teyttty— the new monarch pledges his teyttty te— the new monarch pledges his teyttty te the — the new monarch pledges his loyalty to the country, to the ehueh— loyalty to the country, to the ehueh tnt — loyalty to the country, to the church, and to— loyalty to the country, to the church, and to god before he

hegtns— church, and to god before he hegtns hts— church, and to god before he begins his reign. 7g begins his reign. so to simplify it, and the king did say he wanted to simplify and slim things down, he said, no, it's only going to be the direct heir or the heir apparent. the prince of wales, prince william, who's going to have to do this and that obviate the need for andrew, for instance, who's under a cloud , and prince harry, under a cloud, and prince harry, who is who has made himself an extremely controversial person in this country. yeah, absolutely. - z tttzt yeah, absolutely. michael, z titzt yeah, absolutely. michael, thank in this country. yeah,- absolutely. michael, thank you very— absolutely. michael, thank you very nueh— absolutely. michael, thank you very nueh .— absolutely. michael, thank you very much . great— absolutely. michael, thank you very much . great stuff as ever. very much. great stuff as ever. tttehtet— very much. great stuff as ever. michael cole,— very much. great stuff as ever. michael cole, there , who is michael cole, there, who is teytt— michael cole, there, who is royal broadcaster and historian . thtnk— royal broadcaster and historian . thtnk yeu— royal broadcaster and historian . thtnk yeu ts— royal broadcaster and historian . thank you as-to- royal broadcaster and historian . thank you as to come. and . thank you as well to come. and wttker— . thank you as well to come. and wttker-ts— . thank you as well to come. and walker-is joining-in- . thank you as well to come. and walker is joining in the walker, who is joining me in the stutte— walker, who is joining me in the stutte-teuht— walker, who is joining me in the studio-doubt will- walker, who is joining me in the studio doubt will be studio and no doubt will be tgttn— studio and no doubt will be tgttn very— studio and no doubt will be again very soon— studio and no doubt will be again very soon as we get any tevetepnents— again very soon as we get any developments on— again very soon as we get any developments on it that is developments on it yet. that is thtt— that breaking news. meghan wtrkte— that breaking news. meghan wtrkte-te— that breaking news. meghan markle-to miss- markle is going to miss the eeentten — coronation. i've been asking whether— coronation. i've been asking. whether—that's coronation. i've been asking. wsnth—thtt-s coronation. i've been asking wsnub, whether that's coronation. i've been asking wsnub, whether or that's coronation. i've been asking wsnub, whether or not that's coronation. i've been asking wsnub, whether or not ththink a snub, whether or not you think it's a snub, whether or not you think tt-s—aetuttty. - a snub, whether or not you think it's—actually. did. it's a good snub. actually. did you—i- it's a good snub. actually. did yeu—t etn-tl it's a good snub. actually. did. yeu—t etn-t hetp you want her there? i can't help but you want her there? i can't help put nte— you want her there? i can't help but wonder whether or not tetuttty— but wonder whether or not actually harry's actually even just harry's - presence _overshadow actually even just harry's - prestwill_overshadow actually even just harry's prestwill there overshadow actually even just harry's prestwill there be overshadow actually even just harry's prestwill there be booszrshadow actually even just harry's prestwill there be boos ringingv this. will there be boos ringing eute— this. will there be boos ringing eute-nete— this. will there be boos ringing out?-not?-howl this. will there be boos ringing out? charles not? how this. will there be boos ringing out? charles no be how this. will there be boos ringing out? charles nobe feelingi king charles will be feeling theut— king charles will be feeling about-security- king charles will be feeling about security detail about it all the security detail wttt— about it all the security detail wttt-te— about it all the security detail will-to change - about it all the security detail will to change change about it all the security detail will becauseiange change about it all the security detail will because they change about it all the security detail will because they are change about it all the security detail will because they are only nge about it all the security detail will because they are only just quick because they are only just getttng— quick because they are only just getttng thts— quick because they are only just getting this information through

now getting this information through new—tel now that harry himself will be tttenttng— now that harry himself will be tttenttng .— now that harry himself will be attending . there— now that harry himself will be attending . there were, of attending. there were, of course, massive security concerns , mostly by concerns, mostly whipped up by terry— concerns, mostly whipped up by ntrry htnsett— concerns, mostly whipped up by ntrry htnsett ,— concerns, mostly whipped up by harry himself, not as harry himself, not least as wet— harry himself, not least as well, because— harry himself, not least as well, because decide to well, because he did decide to ttt— well, because he did decide to ttt-tener— well, because he did decide to add-terror threat- well, because he did decide to add terror threat of this add to the terror threat of this eeuntry— add to the terror threat of this eeuntrylstytng— add to the terror threat of this country-saying-he- add to the terror threat of this country saying he killed country by saying that he killed 25 rnernersh— country by saying that he killed 25 members of— country by saying that he killed 25 members of taliban when 25 members of the taliban when he—tn— 25 members of the taliban when he_in afghanistan,i he was fighting in afghanistan, whteh— he was fighting in afghanistan, when—neve- he was fighting in afghanistan, which—move ati which is not the best move at ttk— which is not the best move at the-tre— which is not the best move at all.-are worried- which is not the best move at all. are worried about all. if you are worried about yeur— your national security or persentt— your national security or persentt-,- your national security or personal-, for. your national security or. personal-, for that personal security, for that nttten— personal security, for that matter. _loads- personal security, for that matter. loads more matter. i've got loads more on thts— matter. i've got loads more on this-throughout- this story throughout the show, tetts—tngtes- this story throughout the show, loads—angles we. this story throughout the show,i loads—angles we can loads of different angles we can hit loads of different angles we can htt up— loads of different angles we can htt up ts— loads of different angles we can htt up ts wett— loads of different angles we can hit up as well. but— loads of different angles we can hit up as well. but now, though, to hit up as well. but now, though, teirresttent— hit up as well. but now, though, to-president joe— hit up as well. but now, though, to president joe says to us, president joe biden says the-hretker— to us, president joe biden says the-breaker for- to us, president joe biden says the-breaker for us. the other big breaker for us tetty— the other big breaker for us tetty-hts— the other big breaker for us today-has-in. the other big breaker for us- today-has-in dublin today who has arrived in dublin where— today who has arrived in dublin where earlier— today who has arrived in dublin where earlier he— today who has arrived in dublin where earlier he was greeted on the tente— where earlier he was greeted on the ttrnte tt— where earlier he was greeted on the tarmac at dublin airport by ttetseteh— the tarmac at dublin airport by taoiseach leo— the tarmac at dublin airport by taoiseach leo varadkar. we'll be the— taoiseach leo varadkar. we'll be ttte—eentng- taoiseach leo varadkar. we'll be able _coming down . taoiseach leo varadkar. we'll be able coming down the able to see him coming down the sets— able to see him coming down the stttrs there.— able to see him coming down the stairs there. now,— able to see him coming down the stairs there. now, this was theut— stairs there. now, this was theut-tn— stairs there. now, this was theut-tn-tgel stairs there. now, this was. about-an-ago on stairs there. now, this was- about-an-ago on this about about an hour ago on this shew,— about about an hour ago on this shew-ttten— about about an hour ago on this show, biden coming off the show, joe biden coming off the steps— show, joe biden coming off the steps-teee— show, joe biden coming off the steps-force one,- show, joe biden coming off the steps force one, joe steps of air force one, joe ttten— steps of air force one, joe htten-et— steps of air force one, joe. biden-of-earlier biden had, of course, earlier tetty— biden had, of course, earlier tetty ntte— biden had, of course, earlier tetty ntte t— biden had, of course, earlier today made a speech in belfast, in today made a speech in belfast, tn werthern— today made a speech in belfast, in northern ireland, where he's etttet— in northern ireland, where he's etttet ter— in northern ireland, where he's called for the— in northern ireland, where he's called for the return of power shtrtng— called for the return of power shtrtng tt— called for the return of power sharing at stormont. he also hteket— sharing at stormont. he also hteket the— sharing at stormont. he also backed the windsor framework and prentset— backed the windsor framework and prentset htg— backed the windsor framework and prentset htg us— backed the windsor framework and promised big us investment is on on promised big us investment is on en the— promised big us investment is on en the wty. — promised big us investment is on en the wty. se— promised big us investment is on on the way. so there we go. ktther— on the way. so there we go. ktther t— on the way. so there we go. rather a lot— on the way. so there we go. rather a lot has—

on the way. so there we go. rather a lot has happened since the test— rather a lot has happened since the ttst tne— rather a lot has happened since the last time i— rather a lot has happened since the last time i went to our pettttett— the last time i went to our political reporter darren weetttrey— political reporter darren weetttrey ,— political reporter darren mccaffrey , who is in belfast for mccaffrey, who is in belfast for us, darren, thank— mccaffrey, who is in belfast for us, darren, thank you very much. i us, darren, thank you very much. t eeutt— us, darren, thank you very much. t eeutt see— us, darren, thank you very much. i could see it's— us, darren, thank you very much. i could see it's still— us, darren, thank you very much. i could see it's still raining, hut— i could see it's still raining, hut-there— i could see it's still raining, but-there we- i could see it's still raining, but-there we .so. but yes, there we go. so joe ttten— but yes, there we go. so joe httenlnew— but yes, there we go. so joe biden-now now- but yes, there we go. so joe biden now now dublin, biden is now now in dublin, tsnt— biden is now now in dublin, tsn-t hee— biden is now now in dublin, isn't he? he's— biden is now now in dublin, isn't he? he's promised us investment.— isn't he? he's promised us investment. urged investment. he's urged powersharing to get back and they— powersharing to get back and they even— powersharing to get back and they even managed to overcome a ttte— they even managed to overcome a ttte-eeten.— they even managed to overcome a little-breach. it's- they even managed to overcome a little-breach. it's all- little security breach. it's all gene— little security breach. it's all gene ett— little security breach. it's all gone off. yeah— little security breach. it's all gone off. yeah indeed. ' t: gone off. yeah indeed. and he thet— gone off. yeah indeed. and he trtet te— gone off. yeah indeed. and he tried to walk— gone off. yeah indeed. and he tried to walk this fine line, didn't he, between emphasising that he would love to see power sharing here in northern ireland restored , but at the same time restored, but at the same time telling you this effectively that is up to them, it is that it is up to them, it is their judgement whether stormont is brought back or not. it was a speech that lasted around 20 minutes or so, quite a lot of nostalgia here, focusing on the northern ireland that was he first visited here back in 1991 when clearly the height of the troubles, this was at a very divided city. and he talked about the progress since the good friday agreement, 25 years on. but also that that progress cannot be taken for granted. and thatis cannot be taken for granted. and that is why he was calling on

the political parties to look at compromise while praising the windsor work. but in windsor framework work. but in the end , according to the dup the end, according to the dup today, this is not going to change the political weather here. it's going to remain as grey as in that sense that grey as it is in that sense that they are willing to go back they are not willing to go back into government because they're not willing to back rishi sunak windsor deal. now in saying that they did least have warm they did at least have warm words president when they did at least have warm w

while as i say, he was here for the briefest of time since some of may well resonate of the words may well resonate right in the months ahead, but most of the visit will now focus on the rest of ireland. as you say, he flew an incredibly short journey from belfast to dublin on air force one. and this afternoon he's going to travel up not by helicopter, because the bad, but by a the weather's too bad, but by a car or to of his ancestral car or to some of his ancestral roots just south of the border here in ireland. and meet with fifth cousins who have met him before, actually , because he's before, actually, because he's visited the island a number of times. but a chance forjoe times. but a chance for joe biden, the very irish of irish american presidents , to wear his american presidents, to wear his shamrock very proudly on his on his sleeve, which he , it must be his sleeve, which he, it must be said he does quite routinely. patrick good stuff down. thank you very much. i g: : thank you very much. diplomatic as ever. darren mccaffrey there for seetttnt— ever. darren mccaffrey there for teetttnt tn— ever. darren mccaffrey there for scotland in belfast for us. now, as darren was saying, joe htten-s— as darren was saying, joe biden's visit— as darren was saying, joe biden's visit to- as darren was saying, joe biden's visit to northern retent— biden's visit to northern ireland lasted less than 24 hus— ireland lasted less than 24 hours. much— ireland lasted less than 24 hours. much of— ireland lasted less than 24 hours. much of it he spent in het— hours. much of it he spent in het tnt— hours. much of it he spent in het tnt tn— hours. much of it he spent in bed and in the— hours. much of it he spent in

bed and in the past he's been hrtntet— bed and in the past he's been branded quotes.— bed and in the past he's been branded quotes. the most irish presttent— branded quotes. the most irish president since— branded quotes. the most irish president since jfk. he he once sttt— president since jfk. he he once sttt tnt— president since jfk. he he once sttt tnt thts— president since jfk. he he once said and this can— president since jfk. he he once said and this can i— president since jfk. he he once said and this can i just say, eentrtttet— said and this can i just say, contradict some— said and this can i just say, contradict some of my own eseteh tn— contradict some of my own research in this. _ contradict some of my own research in this. there we go. he research in this. there we go. he ee— research in this. there we go. he sttt— research in this. there we go. he once said that— research in this. there we go. he once said that his great grtntttther— he once said that his great grandfather left ireland because of grandfather left ireland because et whtt— grandfather left ireland because et whtt guetes— grandfather left ireland because of what quotes the brits were tetng.— of what quotes the brits were tetng. aty— of what quotes the brits were doing. my understanding is that that doing. my understanding is that thtt ntgnt— doing. my understanding is that thtt ntght he— doing. my understanding is that that might be great, great grandfather, _ that might be great, great grandfather, but there we go. ant— grandfather, but there we go. ant tether— grandfather, but there we go. and former first— grandfather, but there we go. and former first minister of werthern— and former first minister of northern ireland, arlene foster, our northern ireland, arlene foster, very— northern ireland, arlene foster, our very own said— northern ireland, arlene foster, our very own said on gb news ttst— our very own said on gb news ttst ntght— our very own said on gb news last night that— our very own said on gb news last night that joe— our very own said on gb news last night that joe biden hates the wk— last night that joe biden hates the ttk . — last night that joe biden hates the ttk . he— last night that joe biden hates the uk . he revelled- last night that joe biden hates the uk . tz : z �*vzti the uk. he revelled in the fact that he told a story about his mother refusing to sleep in a bed because her late majesty the queen had slept in the bed. so it goes on and on. he hits the united kingdom . i don't think united kingdom. i don't think there's any doubt about that. and i just think the fact that he's coming here would put any pressure on the democratic unionist party at all. quite the reverse , actually, because he's reverse, actually, because he's seen by so many people as just simply pro—republican and pro—national list. right. well,

in response to that, joe biden's special assistant , amanda sloat, special assistant, amanda sloat, said the president's track record shows that he is not anti british. so they've been forced to british. so they've been forced te teny— british. so they've been forced te teny thtt— british. so they've been forced to deny that he— c so they've been forced to deny that he hates britain. hut— to deny that he hates britain. hut t— to deny that he hates britain. hut t-new— to deny that he hates britain. but i-now speak- to deny that he hates britain. but i now speak with but i can now speak with democratic— but i can now speak with democratic unionist mp jim shtnnen— democratic unionist mp jim shannon, who— democratic unionist mp jim shannon, who joins me live. jim, thtnk— shannon, who joins me live. jim, thtnk yeu— shannon, who joins me live. jim, thtnk yeu very— shannon, who joins me live. jim, thank you very much. does joe ttten— thank you very much. does joe htten hete— thank you very much. does joe biden hate the— thank you very much. does joe biden hate the uk— thank you very much. does joe biden hate the uk ? well i think biden hate the uk? well i think the ttst— biden hate the uk? well i think the first thing— biden hate the uk? well i think the first thing we— biden hate the uk? well i think the first thing we must say, to be the first thing we must say, to he ttte— the first thing we must say, to he tttr ts— the first thing we must say, to he tttr ts he— the first thing we must say, to be fair is he is— the first thing we must say, to be fair is he is a— the first thing we must say, to be fair is he is a president of the— be fair is he is a president of the ttnttet— be fair is he is a president of the united states— be fair is he is a president of the united states of america. the— the united states of america. the greetest— the united states of america. the greatest country- the united states of america. the greatest country in- the united states of america. the greatest country in the whole western world. so he has a profile , he has a position, and profile, he has a position, and it's one that we recognise . so it's one that we recognise. so from that point of view, we do welcome the president of the united states to northern ireland. it was only for a short the— ireland. it was only for a short ttne ter— ireland. it was only for a short ttne tet t— ireland. it was only for a short ttne tet t ter— ireland. it was only for a short time for a for a— ”tzzvzt: it was only for a short time for a for a so—called latte rnernent— time for a for a so—called latte rnernent wtth— time for a for a so—called latte moment with with— time for a for a so—called latte moment with with our prime tttntster. — moment with with our prime minister. but— moment with with our prime minister. but we- moment with with our prime minister. tztzt moment with with our prime minister. tztzitt moment with with our prime minister. tztit tztzt moment with with our prime minister. tztit tztit minister. but we do we do also recognise that he could perhaps use some influence and i think he should have used influence. i don't think he has. i suspect he hasn't with the prime minister to suggest to him that we need to suggest to him that we need to get the unionists on board in

the and the framework windsor framework and the process moving forward . that opportunity was forward. that opportunity was lost or perhaps maybe that it may have been more than just a cup of coffee or a cup of tea, but at the end of the day, he is the president of the united states. we are a country in the world, democratic world, the greatest democratic country world, and we country in the world, and we have to recognise that position country in the world, and we handto recognise that position country in the world, and we hand also :ognise that position country in the world, and we hand also the ise that position country in the world, and we hand also the fact,|at position country in the world, and we hand also the fact,|at pc be on . and also the fact, let's be honest, 717 of the united states presidents from northern presidents came from northern ireland, primarily northern ireland. in. that ireland. we live in. so that tells the influence and the tells of the influence and the and the contact historically, culturally between northern ireland and the united states. it's very important for us to continue to have that . do you continue to have that. do you think it was actually- continue to have that. do you think it was actually a- do you think it was actually a little bit think it was actually a little htt tute— think it was actually a little htt rute et— think it was actually a little bit rude of joe— think it was actually a little bit rude of joe biden to come to werthern— bit rude of joe biden to come to northern ireland— bit rude of joe biden to come to northern ireland and spend more the— northern ireland and spend more ttnelhet— northern ireland and spend more time-bed-there- northern ireland and spend more time bed there than he time in bed asleep there than he did time in bed asleep there than he ttt-presstng— time in bed asleep there than he did-pressing the- time in bed asleep there than he did pressing the flesh did actually pressing the flesh and did actually pressing the flesh tnt trytng— did actually pressing the flesh tnt trytnglte— did actually pressing the flesh and trying do anything and trying to do anything diplomatically ? �*ft�*tzzz diplomatically? well, all i weutt— diplomatically? well, all i would say is i would like to have used his influence more constructively and perhaps bending the prime minister's ear to find a way forward for

unionists to be part of this. windsor framework, to move forward in a constructive fashion, to ensure that the that the mandate that we have, which is one of the elections in may of last year, could ensure that we as unionists would be would be part would see the process as something that we could be part of at this moment in time. we can't prime minister of at this moment in time. we can't to prime minister of at this moment in time. we can't to convincedinister of at this moment in time. we can't to convinced of;ter of at this moment in time. we can't to convinced of that. needs to be convinced of that. perhaps maybe the president could could have could convince him or could have used that time more constructively just that . constructively to do just that. sinn fein have said that what joe sinn fein have said that what tee-hts— sinn fein have said that what tee-hts tene- sinn fein have said that what joe-has done is- sinn fein have said that what joe has done is put joe biden has done is put pressure on you to get back in seeent,— pressure on you to get back in sternent, get— pressure on you to get back in stormont, get the— pressure on you to get back in stormont, get the powersharing tett— stormont, get the powersharing tett seeet.— stormont, get the powersharing deal sorted.-fein- stormont, get the powersharing deal sorted. fein is saying deal sorted. sinn fein is saying the nus— deal sorted. sinn fein is saying the ts— deal sorted. sinn fein is saying the onus is on— deal sorted. sinn fein is saying the onus is on you— deal sorted. sinn fein is saying the onus is on you now and thtt-s— the onus is on you now and thtt-s the— the onus is on you now and that's the way— the onus is on you now and that's the way that this looks as that's the way that this looks ts t resutt— that's the way that this looks as a result-joe— that's the way that this looks as a result joe biden's as a result of joe biden's comments. well there's no pressure .the_ comments. well there's no pressure the dup because pressure in the dup because get— pressure in the dup because we've got mandate, mandate we've got a mandate, a mandate thtt— we've got a mandate, a mandate that-delivered— we've got a mandate, a mandate that-delivered in— we've got a mandate, a mandate that delivered in may of that was delivered in may of ttst— that was delivered in may of ttst- — that was delivered in may of ttst- the— that was delivered in may of last - the elections . that was delivered in may of- last- the elections mandate last year. the elections mandate that said the northern that said that the northern ireland protocol had to be sorted. framework sorted. the windsor framework does it goes it does not sort it. it goes it falls of what we want falls far short of what we want it. we've told the prime it. we've we've told the prime minister we've instructed minister, we've instructed the prime and the prime minister and the negotiations and talks of bupa

that the constitutional position of northern ireland must be cemented within the united kingdom and not within europe . kingdom and not within europe. the influence of must be the influence of europe must be diminished be in the diminished and we must be in the same page as rest of the same page as the rest of the united kingdom. we're at united kingdom. we're not at this need have this time and we need to have that. so i think the pressure isn't we're sticking isn't on the dup we're sticking by our mandate. we're sticking by our mandate. we're sticking by our mandate. we're sticking by our promise to the people and we ensure that we don't we will ensure that we don't move. we've asked the prime minister to address the constitutional position of northern asked northern ireland. we've asked the prime minister to address the prime minister to address the european court the issue of the european court of we've asked the of justice. we've asked the prime address the of justice. we've asked the primeof address the of justice. we've asked the primeof the address the of justice. we've asked the primeof the outstanding s the of justice. we've asked the primeof the outstanding issues issue of the outstanding issues with the pets medicine, about the movement of cattle , about the movement of cattle, about all the issues for fishermen. none of those are sorted. we've made those things very, very clear prime minister. clear to the prime minister. he's a lot do and the he's a lot to do and the pressure is on him, not on us. just one quick one to finish, in — just one quick one to finish, jim ,— just one quick one to finish, in , tt— just one quick one to finish, jim , tt thtt-s— just one quick one to finish, jim , if that's all— just one quick one to finish, jim , if that's all right. a bit jim, if that's all right. a bit hypethettett— jim, if that's all right. a bit hypethettett ,— jim, if that's all right. a bit hypothetical , but do think hypothetical, but do you think yeu-t—net- hypothetical, but do you think. you'd—met president you'd have rather met president trump— you'd have rather met president trunp e — you'd have rather met president trunp e uh.— you'd have rather met president trunpe tnt. he— you'd have rather met president trump? : you'd have rather met president trump ? : c you'd have rather met president trump? um, he would be a bit of a challenge for me . i think trump? um, he would be a bit of a challenge for me. i think i'd be the way i would leave it

because jim, thank you very much. and excuse me for being a bit much. and excuse me for being a htt eheeky— much. and excuse me for being a htt eheeky tt— much. and excuse me for being a bit cheeky at the— much. and excuse me for being a bit cheeky at the end— ti and excuse me for being a bit cheeky at the end there. ttke— bit cheeky at the end there. ttke ee— bit cheeky at the end there. take care. jim— bit cheeky at the end there. take care. jim shannon, democratic— take care. jim shannon, democratic mp take care. jim shannon,- democratic-mp reacting, democratic unionist mp reacting, of democratic unionist mp reacting, et te — democratic unionist mp reacting, of course, to the— democratic unionist mp reacting, of course, to the fact that tresttent— of course, to the fact that president joe _ of course, to the fact that president joe biden has now left terthern— president joe biden has now left northern ireland.— president joe biden has now left northern ireland. in dublin northern ireland. he's in dublin or northern ireland. he's in dublin er-tust— northern ireland. he's in dublin er-tust tetvtng— or he's just leaving dublin, i hetteve— or he's just leaving dublin, i believe. but— or he's just leaving dublin, i believe. but there go. we'll believe. but there we go. we'll keep—t- believe. but there we go. we'll keep—t teryi keep tabs on him. now, a tory peer— keep tabs on him. now, a tory peer-teeuset— keep tabs on him. now, a tory peer-accused the- keep tabs on him. now, a tory peer accused the home peer has accused the home seerettry— peer has accused the home secretary because peer has accused the home. secretary-because of secretary of racism because of her— secretary of racism because of her etks— secretary of racism because of her remarks about— secretary of racism because of her remarks about asian grooming gangst— her remarks about asian grooming gtngs, hrtttsh— her remarks about asian grooming gangs, british pakistani greentng— gangs, british pakistani grooming, gangs really , i should grooming, gangs really, i should say grooming, gangs really, i should sty tn— grooming, gangs really, i should sty tn rttrtek— grooming, gangs really, i should say i'm patrick christys on gb wews— say i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's— say i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news

channel well, a i channel- well, a reminder |ehtnnet- well, a reminder of |ehtnnet— well, a reminder of this huge thts— well, a reminder of this huge news this afternoon, breaking tteghtn— news this afternoon, breaking news. meghan will not be tttenttng— news. meghan will not be attending the— news. meghan will not be attending the king's coronation. rrtnee— attending the king's coronation. rrtnee terry— attending the king's coronation. prince harry will— attending the king's coronation. prince harry will attend next nenth-s— prince harry will attend next month's ceremony , but the month's ceremony, but the eeupte-s— month's ceremony, but the eeupte-s twe— month's ceremony, but the couple's two children will not be couple's two children will not he there— couple's two children will not be there and— couple's two children will not be there and ask,— couple's two children will not be there and ask, and you shall receive. ladies— be there and ask, and you shall receive. ladies and— be there and ask, and you shall receive. ladies and gentlemen, tve— receive. ladies and gentlemen, tve ntt— receive. ladies and gentlemen, tve htt tt— receive. ladies and gentlemen, tve htt tt tn— receive. ladies and gentlemen, i've had it in my— receive. ladies and gentlemen, i've had it in my ear that dan weetten— i've had it in my ear that dan wootton himself— i've had it in my ear that dan wootton himself is going to be eentng— wootton himself is going to be eentng en— wootton himself is going to be eentng en the— wootton himself is going to be coming on the show a little bit ttten— coming on the show a little bit ttter—hts—

coming on the show a little bit later—his views- coming on the show a little bit later—his views on. later on to give his views on thtt— later on to give his views on that potentially— later on to give his views on that potentially meghan that potentially, meghan swervtng— that potentially, meghan - swerving_public swerving some negative public etetten— swerving some negative public reaction. that's— swerving some negative public reaction. that's the angle suppesetty— reaction. that's the angle suppesetty .— reaction. that's the angle supposedly . anyway, there's lots supposedly. anyway, there's lots sttt— supposedly. anyway, there's lots more still between now more still to come between now tnt—thts- more still to come between now tnt—thts ,- more still to come between now tnt—thts , hewl more still to come between now and—this , how ai and 5:00. how get this, how a tee— and 5:00. how get this, how a tee terry— and 5:00. how get this, how a tee terry htt— and 5:00. how get this, how a p&o ferry had to— and 5:00. how get this, how a p&o ferry had to be redirected so p&o ferry had to be redirected se thtt— p&o ferry had to be redirected so that migrants— p&o ferry had to be redirected so that migrants crossing the theme— so that migrants crossing the channel could— so that migrants crossing the channel could be rescued and whtt— channel could be rescued and whtt the— channel could be rescued and what the heck— channel could be rescued and what the heck are— channel could be rescued and what the heck are we paying the tent— what the heck are we paying the treneh tete— what the heck are we paying the french for? what— what the heck are we paying the french for? what are we paying them — french for? what are we paying them tete— french for? what are we paying them for? the— french for? what are we paying them for? the french navy tetttng— them for? the french navy tetttng eu— them for? the french navy telling our cruise ships to get out telling our cruise ships to get eut et— telling our cruise ships to get eut et the— telling our cruise ships to get eut et the wty— telling our cruise ships to get out of the way so— telling our cruise ships to get out of the way so we can. oh, thtt-s—guttl out of the way so we can. oh,- that's_quid. well that's 50 odd million quid. well spent,— that's 50 odd million quid. well spent—anywtyi spent, isn't it? cheers. anyway. ant— spent, isn't it? cheers. anyway. ant hew— spent, isn't it? cheers. anyway. and how locals— spent, isn't it? cheers. anyway. and how locals in— spent, isn't it? cheers. anyway. and how locals in what was hrttttn-s— and how locals in what was britain's first— and how locals in what was britain's first red light ttstrtet— britain's first red light district are— britain's first red light district are taking matters into then— district are taking matters into then-htnts— district are taking matters into their- hands to— district are taking matters into their hands to shame kerb their own hands to shame kerb crawlers. good— their own hands to shame kerb crawlers. good grief. you would not crawlers. good grief. you would net went— crawlers. good grief. you would net wtnt te— crawlers. good grief. you would not want to be _ crawlers. good grief. you would not want to be one— crawlers. good grief. you would not want to be one of those ehtps— not want to be one of those ehtps thts— not want to be one of those chaps this morning when your wtte— chaps this morning when your wtte sees— chaps this morning when your wife sees the _ chaps this morning when your wife sees the pictures in the ptpers— wife sees the pictures in the ptpers, weutt— wife sees the pictures in the papers, would you? we go. papers, would you? there we go. atse—tnt- also, as well, ladies and genttenen— also, as well, ladies and- gentlemen,-secretary also, as well, ladies and gentleibraverman secretary also, as well, ladies and gentleibraverman is secretary also, as well, ladies and gentleibraverman is she cretary also, as well, ladies and gentleibraverman is she racisty suella braverman is she racist heuse— suella braverman is she racist heuse et— suella braverman is she racist heuse et her— suella braverman is she racist because of her comment ? it's because of her comment? it's theut— because of her comment? it's about british— because of her comment? it's about british pakistani grooming gtngs— about british pakistani grooming gtngs. ene— about british pakistani grooming gtngs. one tery— about british pakistani grooming gangs. one tory peer seems to thtnk— gangs. one tory peer seems to thtnk se— gangs. one tory peer seems to think so. we're— gangs. one tory peer seems to think so. we're going to be htvtng— think so. we're going to be htvtng-htg- think so. we're going to be having-big chat- think so. we're going to be having big chat about having a big, big chat about thtt— having a big, big chat about that-shortly— having a big, big chat about that shortly. right that very shortly. but right now it's that very shortly. but right now tt-s—rettyl that very shortly. but right now tt-s—retty -i

it's your headlines with polly. rttrtek. — it's your headlines with polly. patrick. thank— it's your headlines with polly. patrick. thank you . patrick. thank you. the top ten— patrick. thank you. the top stery thts— patrick. thank you. the top story this hour, the leader of the dup, sir jeffrey donaldson, says the us president joe biden's visit to northern ireland does not change the political dynamic in the region . in the unionist party has boycotted power sharing for more than a year over post—brexit trade . after meeting the prime trade. after meeting the prime minister in belfast, trade. after meeting the prime minister in belfast , the minister in belfast, the president gave a speech at ulster university highlighting the significance of the good friday agreement and praising the windsor framework, saying it addressed the practical realities of brexit. mr. biden also stressed the need for a recommittal to peace, as well as the restoration of power sharing at stormont. sometimes, espeetttty— at stormont. sometimes, especially when- sometimes, especially when the distance of htstery— especially when the distance of htstery we— especially when the distance of history we forget— especially when the distance of history we forget how hard eenet— history we forget how hard etnet ,— history we forget how hard earned , how— history we forget how hard earned , how astounding that earned, how astounding that petee— earned, how astounding that petee at— earned, how astounding that peace was. at the moment. it shtttet— peace was. at the moment. it shtttet the— peace was. at the moment. it shifted the political gravity in our shifted the political gravity in wett— shifted the political gravity in our world and _ shifted the political gravity in our world and there were no gutrtntees— our world and there were no guarantees that— our world and there were no guarantees that the deal on paper— guarantees that the deal on ptper weutt— guarantees that the deal on paper would hold no guarantees thtt— paper would hold no guarantees thtt tt— paper would hold no guarantees thtt tt weutt— paper would hold no guarantees that it would be— paper would hold no guarantees that it would be able to deliver the pregress— that it would be able to deliver the pregress we— that it would be able to deliver the progress we celebrate today

. it the progress we celebrate today . tt teek— the progress we celebrate today . tt teek t— the progress we celebrate today . it took a long,— the progress we celebrate today . it took a long, hard , hard . it took a long, hard, hard yets— . it took a long, hard, hard yetrs et— . it took a long, hard, hard years of work— . it took a long, hard, hard years of work to- . it took a long, hard, hard years of work to get to this pttee— years of work to get to this pttee .— years of work to get to this pttee . tt— years of work to get to this place . it took— years of work to get to this place . it took a- years of work to get to this place . it took a people willing place. it took a people willing to place. it took a people willing te ee— place. it took a people willing to come together— place. it took a people willing to come together in good faith tnt— to come together in good faith tnt te— to come together in good faith tnt te rtsk— to come together in good faith and to risk boldly— to come together in good faith and to risk boldly for the tuture— and to risk boldly for the tuture . — and to risk boldly for the future . joe— and to risk boldly for the future . : and to risk boldly for the future . tztz" �*ft�*tzzz and to risk boldly for the- future . joe biden well, doctors future. joe biden well, doctors leaders have been holding talks with the conciliation service acas , which says it's well acas, which says it's well prepared and ready to help with the ongoing dispute over pay with the government . thousands with the government. thousands of junior doctors with the british medical association in england are walking out for the second day today in their four day strike. this week. the bma saying there needs to be realistic talks after yesterday, downing street said it wouldn't be negotiating unless junior doctors abandoned their 35% pay rise demand and called off the strikes . and as you've been strikes. and as you've been hearing, is being confirmed, the duchess of sussex will not be attending the coronation of king charles in may. but that the duke of sussex will, in a statement, the palace said meghan markle will remain in california with children prince

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welcome back. _ for gold and silver investment. welcome back. now— for gold and silver investment. welcome back. new home- for gold and silver investment. welcome back. now home secretary suella braverman has been accused of using racist rhetoric by a tory peer, lady warsi, the first asian person to chair the tory party, criticised the home secretary for signalling out british pakistani men in relation to child sexual abuse cases. relation to child sexual abuse cases . lady rac claimed cases. lady rac claimed conservatives cannot use the pigment in their skin on as a defence mechanism to say they are not racist . okay, so she's are not racist. okay, so she's obviously saying that. well, i'll just tell you exactly what she actually. brown people can be racist too. that's exactly what she said. so there we go. so my inference on was that so my inference on that was that she's our home she's basically called our home secretary suella braverman racist . what do you make of racist. what do you make of that? joining me now discuss racist. what do you make of thatfurtherg me now discuss racist. what do you make of thatfurther isne now discuss racist. what do you make of that further is anti—racism scuss this further is anti—racism campaigner and social commentator bushra.bushra commentator is bushra. bushra look, great see you again. i look, great to see you again. i suspect agree suspect we're not going to agree on me where you on this, but tell me where you stand. think do you think stand. do you think do you think that braverman is a that suella braverman is a racist ? suella braverman being racist? suella braverman being tetst— racist? suella braverman being ttetst e— racist? suella braverman being racist ? question— ”6157 suella braverman being racist ? question mark. ”61.57 suella braverman being racist ? question mark. however racist? question mark. however the ttngutge—

racist? question mark. however the language that— racist? question mark. however the language that she's using is tneretthty— the language that she's using is incredibly divisive— the language that she's using is incredibly divisive , incredibly incredibly divisive, incredibly ttvtstve— incredibly divisive, incredibly divisive. sorry— incredibly divisive, incredibly divisive. sorry and certainly hts— divisive. sorry and certainly hts tn— divisive. sorry and certainly has an element— divisive. sorry and certainly has an element of racism and discrimination— has an element of racism and discrimination in— has an element of racism and discrimination in it. so i'm going— discrimination in it. so i'm getng te— discrimination in it. so i'm going to support side of rac fully, and i champion every single thing that she has said because for me , what's because for me, what's unsettling is that somebody that comes from an ethnic minority , comes from an ethnic minority, motty herself is pandered thing and going right into them, falling into the hands of these xenophobes and these racist individuals in this country that her parents, my parents, this community, when we had bricks thrown in our window, our children were spat out. this is what we are seeing playing out here. do you not do you not nip,— here. do you not do you not think, though— here. do you not do you not think, though ,— itfizi; do you not do you not think, though , that there is an think, though, that there is an trgunent— think, though, that there is an trgunent te— think, though, that there is an argument to suggest that it was tetr— argument to suggest that it was tett et— argument to suggest that it was tett et tetng— argument to suggest that it was fear of being called racist that tetuttty— fear of being called racist that actually anything being actually stopped anything being tene— actually stopped anything being tene theut— actually stopped anything being done about british pakistani greentng— done about british pakistani grooming gangs for a very long penet— grooming gangs for a very long pertet—we- grooming gangs for a very long period _we know. period of time? and we know that heuse— period of time? and we know that because—numerous. because that was in numerous tttterent— because that was in numerous different inquiries, clearly wtnttng— different inquiries, clearly wtnttng te— different inquiries, clearly wanting to yorkshire police,

whteh— wanting to yorkshire police, whteh sttt— wanting to yorkshire police, which said that— wanting to yorkshire police, which said that fear of which said that it was fear of stektng— which said that it was fear of stoking racial— which said that it was fear of stoking racial tensions, that steppet— stoking racial tensions, that steppetthen— stoking racial tensions, that stopped them from about stopped them from talking about it. stopped them from talking about t. -ehtnpten— stopped them from talking about it. _champion the- stopped them from talking about it. champion the labour it. sarah champion the labour mp,— it. sarah champion the labour nth-te— it. sarah champion the labour nth-te ttse— it. sarah champion the labour mp,-to raise one,- it. sarah champion the labour mp, to raise one, didn't mp, tried to raise one, didn't shew— mp, tried to raise one, didn't she—wetti mp, tried to raise one, didn't- she—wett thtt she, in rotherham and well, that ene—gut.- she, in rotherham and well, that one—quiet, didn't. one conspicuously quiet, didn't it. one conspicuously quiet, didn't tt. atten— one conspicuously quiet, didn't tt. atter-wts— one conspicuously quiet, didn't it. after-was a- one conspicuously quiet, didn't it. after was a push back it. after there was a push back there.— it. after there was a push back there-lis— it. after there was a push back there-ltslnet— it. after there was a push back there. is not language there. so is it not language ttke— there. so is it not language ttke thts— there. so is it not language like this now— there. so is it not language like this now where people are tust— like this now where people are tust tetng— like this now where people are just being called— like this now where people are just being called racist that hts— just being called racist that hts tetuttty— just being called racist that has actually got us into this mess because— has actually got us into this mess because this has allowed the-gtng— mess because this has allowed the-gtng tssue- mess because this has allowed the-gang issue to. the grooming gang issue to sprett— the grooming gang issue to spread absolutely not. spread? absolutely not. i think thtt-s— spread? absolutely not. i think thtt-s tetttty— spread? absolutely not. i think that's totally inaccurate because firstly, we need to understand that the home office didn't confirm any of this . didn't confirm any of this. there are still reports out there— there are still reports out there-suggest- there are still reports out there suggest that the home there that suggest that the home etttee— there that suggest that the home three-thtt— there that suggest that the home office-that there— there that suggest that the home office that there isn't there that suggest that the home office statisticalere isn't there that suggest that the home office statistical evidence to enough statistical evidence to preve— enough statistical evidence to preve thtt— enough statistical evidence to prove that this— enough statistical evidence to prove that this is— enough statistical evidence to prove that this is an issue predominantly— prove that this is an issue predominantly focussed on. ttktsttn— predominantly focussed on. pakistan romani individuals for tn— pakistan romani individuals for tn serry— pakistan romani individuals for me, i'm sorry, patrick, but i htve— me, i'm sorry, patrick, but i htve te— me, i'm sorry, patrick, but i htve te sty.— me, i'm sorry, patrick, but i have to say, bushra, with thsetute— have to say, bushra, with absolute with— have to say, bushra, with absolute with absolute respect, hew— absolute with absolute respect, hew eth— absolute with absolute respect, hew yeu— absolute with absolute respect, hew yeu sty— absolute with absolute respect, how can you say that when we teek— how can you say that when we teek tt— how can you say that when we look at rochdale_ how can you say that when we look at rochdale road home, we teek— look at rochdale road home, we teek tt— look at rochdale road home, we look at oldham _ look at rochdale road home, we look at oldham and you just have to look at oldham and you just have te teek— look at oldham and you just have te teek there— look at oldham and you just have to look there at— look at oldham and you just have to look there at the— to look there at the demographics of the people that htve— demographics of the people that htve teen— demographics of the people that have been accused. : have been accused. telford i t— have been accused. telford i mean, i could go on. i mean, the evidence is there. are you

choosing to bury your head in the sand ? the evidence is there the sand? the evidence is there that grooming gangs is exist within a community motty like they do in lots of other ones as well. so they do in lots of other ones as well . so what we need to look at well. so what we need to look at is well. so what we need to look at ts net— well. so what we need to look at ts net ttke— well. so what we need to look at is not take away— well. so what we need to look at is not take away from _ so what we need to look at is not take away from the fact thtt— is not take away from the fact thtt we— is not take away from the fact thtt we neet— is not take away from the fact that we need to— is not take away from the fact that we need to focus on the vtettns— that we need to focus on the vtettns et— that we need to focus on the victims of this— that we need to focus on the victims of this for- that we need to focus on the victims of this for me is clear ttstrtetten— victims of this for me is clear distraction tactics— victims of this for me is clear distraction tactics . it is dirty distraction tactics. it is dirty pettttes— distraction tactics. it is dirty pettttes en— distraction tactics. it is dirty politics on behalf of rishi suntk— politics on behalf of rishi suntk tnt— politics on behalf of rishi sunak and suella braverman. what they-re— sunak and suella braverman. what they-re tetng— sunak and suella braverman. what they're doing here— sunak and suella braverman. what they're doing here is they are tetuttty— they're doing here is they are actually telling _ they're doing here is they are actually telling us that they htve — actually telling us that they htve eeen— actually telling us that they have been incompetent. the pees— have been incompetent. the process hasn't— have been incompetent. the process hasn't worked. there is net— process hasn't worked. there is net tn— process hasn't worked. there is net tn tssue— process hasn't worked. there is not an issue with— process hasn't worked. there is not an issue with one particular eennuntty— not an issue with one particular eennuntty tn— not an issue with one particular community in this— not an issue with one particular community in this country when it community in this country when tt ees— community in this country when it comes grooming— community in this country when it comes grooming gangs. it's thtt-s— it comes grooming gangs. it's thtt-s tust— it comes grooming gangs. it's that's just not— it comes grooming gangs. it's that's just not the case. ' iti; that's just not the case. are you— that's just not the case. are yeu en— that's just not the case. are yeu en sttghtty— that's just not the case. are you on slightly shaky ground by saying, let's focus on the victims? because if i do focus on the victims, the overwhelming majority of them are young, vulnerable , working class white vulnerable, working class white girls or indeed sikh or hindu girls or indeed sikh or hindu girls as well. not not overwhelmingly girls of british, pakistani heritage, which would

imply which would imply that there was actually a racial element when it came to the victims , i.e, that some of the victims, i.e, that some of the perpetrator was thought that those people of different ethnicities were lesser than their is it a bit shaky to their own. is it a bit shaky to start talking to me about it? let's focus on the victims, because would argue that because some would argue that shows really the racial division because some would argue that sh all really the racial division because some would argue that sh all of ally the racial division because some would argue that sh all of thisthe racial division because some would argue that sh all of this . okay.tl division because some would argue that sh all of this . okay. so ivision because some would argue that sh all of this . okay. so now n because some would argue that sh all of this . okay. so now we in all of this. okay. so now we wtnt— in all of this. okay. so now we went te— in all of this. okay. so now we went te ge— in all of this. okay. so now we want to go into— in all of this. okay. so now we want to go into using- z okay. so now we want to go into using the vtettns— want to go into using the vtettns te— want to go into using the victims to then - want to go into using the victims to then incite, again the— victims to then incite, again the discrimination against ttktsttnt— the discrimination against pakistani groups. so what's happening ? no, no, that's not happening? no, no, that's not what's happening at all. you said let's focus on victims said let's focus on the victims . element to this . and that is an element to this which think go to further which i think does go to further highlight of the racial highlight some of the racial issues that suella braverman is talking i was talking about. and i was intrigued get your views on intrigued to get your views on that we have young girls in that. we have young girls in this country that are being are victims of grooming gangs. that's what our focus needs to he.— that's what our focus needs to be why— that's what our focus needs to be why we— that's what our focus needs to be why we te— that's what our focus needs to be. why we are talking about t— be. why we are talking about t stnpty— be. why we are talking about race. i simply do— be. why we are talking about race. i simply do not understand thts— race. i simply do not understand thts ts— race. i simply do not understand thts ts t— race. i simply do not understand this is a political— race. i simply do not understand this is a political agenda . this is a political agenda. rttrtek— this is a political agenda. rttrtek we— this is a political agenda. patrick we are _ this is a political agenda. patrick we are speaking about tnt— patrick we are speaking about tnt greup— patrick we are speaking about

race and group because the home seerettry— race and group because the home seerettry hts— race and group because the home secretary has highlighted covid. this secretary has highlighted covid. thts ts— secretary has highlighted covid. this is dangerous— secretary has highlighted covid. this is dangerous . this is not this is dangerous. this is not the— this is dangerous. this is not the wty— this is dangerous. this is not the way forward _ this is dangerous. this is not the way forward .— this is dangerous. this is not the way forward . this is dirty the way forward. this is dirty pettttes— the way forward. this is dirty pettttes. tt— the way forward. this is dirty politics. if you— the way forward. this is dirty politics. if you want to tackle greentng — politics. if you want to tackle greentng gtngs— politics. if you want to tackle grooming gangs, we tackle them as grooming gangs, we tackle them ts t whte— grooming gangs, we tackle them as a whole. the— grooming gangs, we tackle them as a whole. the idea of this eeuntry— as a whole. the idea of this eeuntry ts— as a whole. the idea of this country is not— as a whole. the idea of this country is not to— as a whole. the idea of this country is not to make sure that ttt— country is not to make sure that we're all talking— country is not to make sure that we're all talking about each ether— we're all talking about each ether .— we're all talking about each ether. t— we're all talking about each ether. t tn— we're all talking about each other. i am going to we're all talking about each other . i am going to preface other. i am going to preface thts— other. i am going to preface this actually— other. i am going to preface this actually and say that the ttktsttnt — this actually and say that the pakistani community, like any ether— pakistani community, like any other community, supports ttekttng— other community, supports tackling grooming gangs. we are not tackling grooming gangs. we are net sttttng— tackling grooming gangs. we are not sitting here— tackling grooming gangs. we are not sitting here making excuses for not sitting here making excuses tet ttktsttnt— not sitting here making excuses for pakistani men— not sitting here making excuses for pakistani men that are tnvetvet— for pakistani men that are involved in— for pakistani men that are involved in these cases. what stytng— involved in these cases. what stytng ts— involved in these cases. what we're saying is this is ttngereus— we're saying is this is dangerous language , erg this is dangerous language, erg this is eertttnty— dangerous language, erg this is eertttnty getng— dangerous language, erg this is certainly going to— dangerous language, erg this is certainly going to cause preteens— certainly going to cause problems in— certainly going to cause problems in many, many communities— problems in many, many communities now. and i know that this conversation— communities now. and i know that this conversation is— communities now. and i know that this conversation is happening everywhere.— this conversation is happening everywhere. and— this conversation is happening everywhere. and this is just not new— everywhere. and this is just not new we— everywhere. and this is just not new we wtnt— everywhere. and this is just not how we want-go _ everywhere. and this is just not how we want go forward in how we want to go forward in etett— how we want to go forward in tett—yeu- great britain. can you understand people who might understand why people who might be of the view and this again is based on reports and inquiries into a few different grooming gang situations , people might be gang situations, people might be of the mind that it was actually fear of offending the british

pakistani community, which led to very little being done about the situation for a very long penod the situation for a very long period of time. and that actually now maybe it is about time that someone out and time that someone came out and spoke mean, there's spoke about it. i mean, there's no way to claim that that that information is factual . what information is factual. what i can say on that is that- i what i can say on that is that the fear thtt— can say on that is that the fear thtt we— can say on that is that the fear was that we don't— can say on that is that the fear was that we don't want to divide the communities.— was that we don't want to divide the communities. the fear isn't thtt— the communities. the fear isn't thtt there— the communities. the fear isn't that there are _ the communities. the fear isn't that there are too— the communities. the fear isn't that there are too many ttktsttnt — that there are too many pakistani men doing this over ether— pakistani men doing this over ether greups. — pakistani men doing this over other groups. the issue that we htve — other groups. the issue that we htve here — other groups. the issue that we htve here ts— other groups. the issue that we have here is the— other groups. the issue that we have here is the met police's pees— have here is the met police's pess . whtt— have here is the met police's process . what the conservative process. what the conservative party— process. what the conservative rtrty ttt— process. what the conservative rtrty ttt ter— process. what the conservative party did for grooming gangs. they— party did for grooming gangs. they htt— party did for grooming gangs. they htt tnt— party did for grooming gangs. they had and they sat on information— they had and they sat on information for- they had and they sat on information for years. so we knew— information for years. so we knew thtt— information for years. so we know that they— information for years. so we know that they haven't done tnythtng— know that they haven't done anything before _ know that they haven't done anything before and now they're ustng— anything before and now they're ustng thts— anything before and now they're ustng thts type— anything before and now they're using this type of— anything before and now they're using this type of language heuse— using this type of language because they— using this type of language because they are using it as a ttstrtetten— because they are using it as a distraction. what— because they are using it as a distraction. what we have to teek— distraction. what we have to teek tt— distraction. what we have to teek tt here— distraction. what we have to look at here is— distraction. what we have to look at here is that it's not tust— look at here is that it's not just pakistani— look at here is that it's not just pakistani men. these are greentng— just pakistani men. these are greentng gtngs— just pakistani men. these are grooming gangs , perpetrators. grooming gangs, perpetrators. the— grooming gangs, perpetrators. the tssue— grooming gangs, perpetrators. the issue the— grooming gangs, perpetrators. the issue the issue is the vtettns.— the issue the issue is the vtettns. we— the issue the issue is the victims. we need to protect these— victims. we need to protect those victims. _ victims. we need to protect those victims. that's it .

those victims. that's it. i teek.— those victims. that's it. i teek. t— those victims. that's it. i look, i understand- those victims. that's it. i look, i understand what you're saying. again, i do just want to emphasise the independent office for police conduct did uphold six complaints against south yorkshire police and south yorkshire police and south yorkshire police themselves did say that they were worried of stoking racial tensions . say that they were worried of stoking racial tensions. ins which contributed to the fact the grooming gang situation was happening. so now suella braverman coming out and saying, look , she did put a spotlight on look, she did put a spotlight on the british pakistani community, but people might say, well, i suppose that spotlight was deliberately taken off. it for a penod deliberately taken off. it for a period of time. but i do appreciate what you've said. i do appreciate you coming on as even do appreciate you coming on as ever. it is great to chat to you and we talk about things and i hope we talk about things very, soon, on very, very soon, hopefully. on a slightly lighter though, very, very soon, hopefully. on a slmust lighter though, very, very soon, hopefully. on a sl must ligsaid, though, very, very soon, hopefully. on a slmust ligsaid, but though, very, very soon, hopefully. on a slmust ligsaid, but there gh, very, very soon, hopefully. on a slmust ligsaid, but there is. it must be said, but there is oh, it's okay. but there social commentator and auntie racism campaigner. right. okay so we've reached out to the home office and they sent the following statement. this is in relation to baroness warsi, tory peer saying, look , essentially that saying, look, essentially that she thought that the home secretary the secretary was racist. so the home has been clear home secretary has been clear that all despicable child

abusers must be brought to justice she will not shy justice and she will not shy away telling hard truths, away from telling hard truths, particularly to particularly when it comes to the young women and the grooming of young women and girls britain's towns who girls in britain's towns who have by authorities have been failed by authorities for . the home for decades. as the home secretary said, the vast secretary has said, the vast majority of british pakistanis are upstanding are law abiding, upstanding citizens. but independent reports were unequivocal that in towns like rochdale, rotherham and telford , cultural and telford, cultural sensitivities have meant thousands of young girls were abused under noses of abused under the noses of councils and that is the councils and police. that is the home statement now and home office statement now and wp home office statement now and yep, there we go. okay. right. so moving on. furious locals in what was britain's first legal red light district . what was britain's first legal red light district. i mean, this is a shift in tone, isn't it, are now taking action into their own hands by shaming kerb crawlers who were still roaming the neighbourhood . the area in the neighbourhood. the area in holbeck leeds saw police no holbeck in leeds saw police no longer arrests or issuing longer making arrests or issuing cautions. after 7 pm. for loitering or kerb crawling offences. but the experiment is now being scrapped and residents living there claim they've been abandoned by authorities. joining me now is the chair of

the holbeck neighbourhood forum. it's dennis kitchen. dennis, thank you very much . can you thank you very much. can you just describe to me what's going on where you are? please well, it's happened in the last, last few weeks. apparently, the there-s— few weeks. apparently, the there's been— few weeks. apparently, the there's been a— apparently, the there's been a complaint about whtt— there's been a complaint about whtt weve— there's been a complaint about what we've been— there's been a complaint about what we've been doing in the whteh— what we've been doing in the area, which is— what we've been doing in the area, which is naming and shtntng— area, which is naming and shaming kind— area, which is naming and shaming kind of kerb crawlers tnt— shaming kind of kerb crawlers tnt putttng— shaming kind of kerb crawlers tnt putttng en— shaming kind of kerb crawlers and putting on a— shaming kind of kerb crawlers and putting on a punter of the week— and putting on a punter of the week type— and putting on a punter of the week type et— and putting on a punter of the week type of description to peepte— week type of description to peepte eentng— week type of description to people coming in the area teektng— people coming in the area teektng ter— people coming in the area looking for prostitutes and ernetstrnes— looking for prostitutes and sometimes kind of missing tnterprettng— sometimes kind of missing interpreting some of the women whe— interpreting some of the women whe te— interpreting some of the women who are walking— interpreting some of the women who are walking about doing thet— who are walking about doing their normal— who are walking about doing their normal work in holbeck , their normal work in holbeck, you— their normal work in holbeck, yeu knew.— their normal work in holbeck, you know, kind— their normal work in holbeck, you know, kind of shopping and sueh— you know, kind of shopping and sueh ttke.— you know, kind of shopping and such like. and— you know, kind of shopping and such like. and these men coming in, such like. and these men coming tn the— such like. and these men coming tn the ets— such like. and these men coming in, the cars have— such like. and these men coming in, the cars have approached women who are— in, the cars have approached women who are not prostitutes tnt— women who are not prostitutes tnt ktnt— women who are not prostitutes tnt ktnt et— women who are not prostitutes and kind of to— women who are not prostitutes and kind of to get— women who are not prostitutes and kind of to get them to kind of and kind of to get them to kind et tnvetve— and kind of to get them to kind of involve themselves with with then — of involve themselves with with then wtth— of involve themselves with with them with the— of involve themselves with with them with the men . so it's been them with the men. so it's been it's them with the men. so it's been tt-s t— them with the men. so it's been tt-s t preteen— them with the men. so it's been it's a problem that's been engetng— it's a problem that's been engetng ter— it's a problem that's been engetng tet t— it's a problem that's been ongoing for a long while. and sttt— ongoing for a long while. and still continuing. _ ongoing for a long while. and still continuing. but look, eentte— still continuing. but look, hennts .— still continuing. but look, dennis , i can imagine if i was dennis, i can imagine if i was you, i'd feel very strongly

about this. and i'm reading now angry locals in what was britain's first legal red light zone. britain's first legal red light zone . and apparently you're zone. and apparently you're naming and shaming kerb crawlers. is that right? how are you doing that? that's what's htppentng— you doing that? that's what's htppentng . — you doing that? that's what's happening - urn— you doing that? that's what's htppentng . uh. hy- you doing that? that's what's happening . um, by on- you doing that? that's what's happening . um, by on on the happening. um, by on on the website and on the internet kind of cars that are coming in the area, seeing seeing them coming in on a regular basis and getting . the number plates and getting. the number plates and just trying to name them, name the drivers . well, dennis, i the drivers. well, dennis, i . teek.— the drivers. well, dennis, i mean , look, this- t: i well, dennis, i mean , look, this will be bad mean, look, this will be bad ter— mean, look, this will be bad news for a man— mean, look, this will be bad news for a man and. well on then— news for a man and. well on thetr tves— news for a man and. well on thetr ts— news for a man and. well on their wives as well. clearly i weutt— their wives as well. clearly i would imagine— their wives as well. clearly i would imagine a— their wives as well. clearly i would imagine a lot of people htve— would imagine a lot of people htve weken— would imagine a lot of people htve weken up— would imagine a lot of people have woken up this morning to very. very— have woken up this morning to some very, very bad news on then— some very, very bad news on their doorstep.— some very, very bad news on their doorstep. all i would say, hennts— their doorstep. all i would say, hennts ts— their doorstep. all i would say, dennis, is there— their doorstep. all i would say, dennis, is there a— their doorstep. all i would say, dennis, is there a slight risk thtt— dennis, is there a slight risk thtt .— dennis, is there a slight risk thtt . yeu— dennis, is there a slight risk that , you know,— dennis, is there a slight risk that , you know, someone dennis, is there a slight risk that, you know, someone might be trtvtng— that, you know, someone might be driving somebody— that, you know, someone might be driving somebody else's car or senetntng— driving somebody else's car or something and— driving somebody else's car or something and their number plate

is something and their number plate ts eheeket— something and their number plate is checked and— something and their number plate is checked and they're popped up and is checked and they're popped up tnt then— is checked and they're popped up tnt then they— is checked and they're popped up and then they you— is checked and they're popped up and then they you know, they htve — and then they you know, they htve t— and then they you know, they htve t very— and then they you know, they have a very angry , a very angry have a very angry, a very angry wtte— have a very angry, a very angry wtte when— have a very angry, a very angry wife when they— have a very angry, a very angry wife when they wake up in the nerntng. — wife when they wake up in the nerntng. ant— wife when they wake up in the morning. and it— wife when they wake up in the morning. and it wasn't actually then. — morning. and it wasn't actually then. hennts— morning. and it wasn't actually them. dennis, who's been kerb ertwttng— them. dennis, who's been kerb ertwttng .— them. dennis, who's been kerb crawling , that's— them. dennis, who's been kerb crawling , that's that's quite crawling, that's that's quite pessthte— crawling, that's that's quite pessthte . — crawling, that's that's quite possible . but— crawling, that's that's quite possible . fizz tztit crawling, that's that's quite possible . z“ tztit tztit possible. but then we do we do try make sure that the cars try and make sure that the cars are regularly and from the are seen regularly and from the way the driving around you've got we've got some interpretation of how it works. so it's not just a car that comes into the area where suddenly take an idea that it might be looking for a woman. it's cars that are regularly in the area and cruising down, cruising around at midnight and beyond in times when you know normal drivers would be at home with their families . we with their families. we absolutely with theirfamilies. we absolutely and i z we absolutely and dennis , i absolutely and dennis, i understand— absolutely and dennis, i understand you have a pretty geet— understand you have a pretty geet ttet— understand you have a pretty geet ttet et— understand you have a pretty good idea of the— understand you have a pretty good idea of the regular users here— good idea of the regular users here because— good idea of the regular users here because you— good idea of the regular users here because you actually have a punter— here because you actually have a punter et— here because you actually have a punter et the— here because you actually have a punter of the week— here because you actually have a punter of the week award, don't you— punter of the week award, don't yeu e— punter of the week award, don't yeu twee.— punter of the week award, don't yeu ewett. yeth— punter of the week award, don't yeu ewett. yeth .— punter of the week award, don't you ? well, yeah , that's that's you? well, yeah, that's that's on you? well, yeah, that's that's en thts— you? well, yeah, that's that's on this tongue— you? well, yeah, that's that's on this tongue in— you? well, yeah, that's that's on this tongue in cheek to some tegree— on this tongue in cheek to some degree because— on this tongue in cheek to some degree because obviously what

trytng— degree because obviously what trytng te— degree because obviously what we're trying to do— degree because obviously what we're trying to do is dissuade peepte— we're trying to do is dissuade peepte ten — we're trying to do is dissuade people from coming to the area, teektng— people from coming to the area, teektng ter— people from coming to the area, looking for women _ people from coming to the area, looking for women to prostitution- looking for women to prostitution . ' “t: looking for women to— prostitution . and over the years prostitution. and over the years , leeds city council have been trying to say that this a city of looking for women looking after women and looking after girls . but in after women and looking after girls. but in actual fact, in our area , they're looking after our area, they're looking after girls and women is not is not the reality of the area . people the reality of the area. people are coming in the area looking for women of ill repute, if you like. and sometimes mixing them up with people who are ordinary women , doing doing the everyday women, doing doing the everyday kind of shopping and living in the area . and it's causing a lot the area. and it's causing a lot of embarrassment in that respect. so it's trying to make sure to trying to dissuade these men from coming into the area at all. and dennis, look, you and i htve— all. and dennis, look, you and i htve teen— all. and dennis, look, you and i have been talking— all. and dennis, look, you and i have been talking a— and dennis, look, you and i have been talking a bit tongue in have been talking a bit tongue tn eheek— have been talking a bit tongue in cheek there— have been talking a bit tongue in cheek there about some of the tnnevtttve— in cheek there about some of the innovative ways— in cheek there about some of the innovative ways in— in cheek there about some of the innovative ways in which you guys— innovative ways in which you guys htve— innovative ways in which you guys htve teen— innovative ways in which you guys have been doing. but there is guys have been doing. but there ts-petnt— guys have been doing. but there ts-petnt te— guys have been doing. but there is-point to this,- is a serious point to this, theugh— is a serious point to this, though, dennis, isn't there? there—pent- though, dennis, isn't there? there _ point to i there is a serious point to thts.— there is a serious point to thts-t— there is a serious point to thts-t rew- there is a serious point to this. a few, actually. this. there's a few, actually. teek.— this. there's a few, actually. teekletn-t— this. there's a few, actually. look,.can't-for. this. there's a few, actually.| look,.can't-for you look, it can't be nice for you to look, it can't be nice for you te-thtt— look, it can't be nice for you te-thtt tet— look, it can't be nice for you to-that area .- look, it can't be nice for you to-that area . i- look, it can't be nice for you to that area . i don't to live in that area. i don't

tntgtne— to live in that area. i don't imagine-doing- to live in that area. i don't imagine doing the house imagine it's doing the house peees— imagine it's doing the house peees-ts- imagine it's doing the house prices-as you've. imagine it's doing the house prices as you've said prices any good as you've said as prices any good as you've said ts wett. — prices any good as you've said as well. women— prices any good as you've said as well. women and girls may be wttktng— as well. women and girls may be wttktng hene— as well. women and girls may be walking home from _ as well. women and girls may be walking home from the pub or ten— walking home from the pub or trenlntght— walking home from the pub or from night probably from a night out, probably getttng— from a night out, probably getting solicited left, right tnt— getting solicited left, right tnt-thtt-s- getting solicited left, right and-that's not- getting solicited left, right and that's not great. and centre. that's not great. hut— and centre. that's not great. hut etse— and centre. that's not great. hut ttse the— and centre. that's not great. but also the poor girls who who yeu — but also the poor girls who who yeu knew.— but also the poor girls who who are, you know, out— but also the poor girls who who are, you know, out there often eventng— are, you know, out there often eventng. yeu— are, you know, out there often evening, you know, i would tntgtne— evening, you know, i would tntgtne thtt— evening, you know, i would imagine that they are massively at imagine that they are massively tt ttsk— imagine that they are massively tt rtsk. ant— imagine that they are massively at risk. and it's— imagine that they are massively at risk. and it's a— imagine that they are massively at risk. and it's a shame that ntny— at risk. and it's a shame that ntny et— at risk. and it's a shame that ntny et then— at risk. and it's a shame that many of them might feel forced the— many of them might feel forced tnte thts— many of them might feel forced into this line— many of them might feel forced into this line of— many of them might feel forced into this line of work, as it . ant— into this line of work, as it . ant t— into this line of work, as it were . and i suppose you want to were. and i suppose you want to ntke— were. and i suppose you want to make sure that— were. and i suppose you want to make sure that they're safe as wet.— make sure that they're safe as wettlyeu— make sure that they're safe as well..you really— make sure that they're safe as well..you really ? - make sure that they're safe as well. you really ? yeztztilzg well. do you really? exactly. a lot well. do you really? exactly. a tet et— well. do you really? exactly. a lot of criticism that we've been having is that we're kind of, again , that the women who work again, that the women who work in prostitutes , that not in the prostitutes, that is not the because obviously these the case because obviously these women are there through circumstance and quite often that of their that there's not of their choice. and they're they're not simply because to kind of earn whatever they can, especially current climate earning what they can, i mean, one instance they can, i mean, one instance the other about about the the other day about about the opposite things, one of opposite side of things, one of our residents who local our residents who was a local kind of well known at the club , kind of well known at the club, working, albeit working men's club , he was in his car going

club, he was in his car going towards the bookies to get some money. they had won some money at the bookies, leftist car, came back to his car and as he was getting in the car, a girl got in at the side of him. one of these prostitutes , and put a of these prostitutes, and put a knife to his throat and asked him and this man him for his money. and this man was in his late 70 seconds. and this is kind of thing that's this is the kind of thing that's happening in this in this area. so a it is an ongoing so it is a it is an ongoing difficulty and problem. yeah it's a problem all around , isn't it's a problem all around, isn't it? dennis, thank you very much for it? dennis, thank you very much tet eentng— it? dennis, thank you very much tet eentng — it? dennis, thank you very much for coming on. it's— 7 dennis, thank you very much for coming on. it's been great to for coming on. it's been great te ehtt— for coming on. it's been great te ehtt te— for coming on. it's been great te ehtt te yeu. — for coming on. it's been great to chat to you. and i found it very— to chat to you. and i found it very enlightening, say. very enlightening, i must say. thtt— very enlightening, i must say. that-kitchen- very enlightening, i must say. that kitchen there, that is dennis kitchen there, whe-s— that is dennis kitchen there, whe-s the— that is dennis kitchen there, who's the chair— that is dennis kitchen there, who's the chair of the holbeck neighbourhood— who's the chair of the holbeck neighbourhood forum. yes , neighbourhood forum. and yes, wett— neighbourhood forum. and yes, wen, there— neighbourhood forum. and yes, well, there we— neighbourhood forum. and yes, well, there we go. _ neighbourhood forum. and yes, well, there we go. what do you ntke— well, there we go. what do you ntke et— well, there we go. what do you ntke et rig,— well, there we go. what do you make of that, ladies and genttenene— make of that, ladies and gentlemen? hold back. of course, hes— gentlemen? hold back. of course, hes-enewnet— gentlemen? hold back. of course, he's-renowned-ofl he's a he's a renowned hotbed of a he's a he's a renowned hotbed of t ret— he's a he's a renowned hotbed of t tet-ttet— he's a he's a renowned hotbed of t tet-ttet .— he's a he's a renowned hotbed of t tet-ttet . tt— he's a he's a renowned hotbed of a red-area . it was,- he's a he's a renowned hotbed of a red area . it was, for a red light area. it was, for ttt— a red light area. it was, for ttt tntents— a red light area. it was, for all intents purposes, legal all intents and purposes, legal there— all intents and purposes, legal there-whte— all intents and purposes, legal there-while, no- all intents and purposes, legal there while, no longer. there for a while, no longer. ant— there for a while, no longer.i ant—tte. and clearly the residents are. now:— and clearly the residents are. wew—tetntngl and clearly the residents are.| wew—tetntng now, if you're just joining us, ttktng— now, if you're just joining us, ttktng the— now, if you're just joining us, taking the well,— now, if you're just joining us, taking the well, rather innovative _ taking the well, rather innovative step of naming and shtntng— innovative step of naming and shaming drivers— innovative step of naming and shaming drivers who pull up. so if shaming drivers who pull up. so tt yue— shaming drivers who pull up. so tt ye tn—

shaming drivers who pull up. so tt ye tn the— shaming drivers who pull up. so if you're in the holbeck area tnt— if you're in the holbeck area tnt yeu— if you're in the holbeck area tnt yeu wee— if you're in the holbeck area and you were interested, i would strengty— and you were interested, i would strongly dissuade— and you were interested, i would strongly dissuade you from doing pg,— strongly dissuade you from doing thtt-heetuse— strongly dissuade you from doing that,-because you- strongly dissuade you from doing that, because you might that, mainly because you might ttht— that, mainly because you might tnt—tt- that, mainly because you might ttnt—tt senel find yourself online at some petnt— find yourself online at some pent-hut— find yourself online at some point-but there- find yourself online at some point but there we go. point soon. but there we go. tttght— point soon. but there we go. tttght new— point soon. but there we go. tttght newlvery— point soon. but there we go. right now, very different right now, a very different stery— right now, a very different story-actually- right now, a very different story actually we know story indeed. actually we know thtt— story indeed. actually we know thtt-ntttttry— story indeed. actually we know that-military has- story indeed. actually we know that military has been that the uk military has been trttntng— that the uk military has been training ukraine— that the uk military has been training ukraine but training ukraine soldiers, but our training ukraine soldiers, but hrtttsh— training ukraine soldiers, but our british elite— training ukraine soldiers, but our british elite forces now tetuttty— our british elite forces now actually fighting along side ttkrttnttn— actually fighting along side ukrainian soldiers, people under a ukrainian soldiers, people under t susptten— ukrainian soldiers, people under a suspicion about— ukrainian soldiers, people under a suspicion about this for a whte— a suspicion about this for a whtte .— a suspicion about this for a while , didn't— a suspicion about this for a while , didn't they? i'll tell while, didn't they? i'll tell you— while, didn't they? i'll tell yeu why— while, didn't they? i'll tell yeu why tt-s— while, didn't they? i'll tell you why it's turned out that they— you why it's turned out that they tetuttty— you why it's turned out that they actually might be. i'm rttrtek— they actually might be. i'm rttrtek-en- they actually might be. i'mi patrick-on.news. patrick christys on gb news. and this patrick christys on gb news. and thtslhrttttn-s— patrick christys on gb news. and this-britain's news—

channel now, i channel. now, listen i channel- now, listen to this |ehtnnet- now, listen to this . |ehtnnet— now, listen to this . a now, listen to this. a cross—channel ferry was made to ttvert— cross—channel ferry was made to ttvert hy— cross—channel ferry was made to ttvert by t— cross—channel ferry was made to divert by a french— cross—channel ferry was made to divert by a french warship on tester— divert by a french warship on easter sunday— divert by a french warship on easter sunday of— divert by a french warship on easter sunday of all days on htster— easter sunday of all days on easter sunday— easter sunday of all days on easter sunday so— easter sunday of all days on easter sunday so it could teeenptny— easter sunday so it could accompany 90- easter sunday so it could accompany 90 migrants to britain . in accompany 90 migrants to britain . tn t— accompany 90 migrants to britain . tn t esstge— accompany 90 migrants to britain . in a message to— accompany 90 migrants to britain . in a message to the p&o ship, the— . in a message to the p&o ship, the tent— . in a message to the p&o ship, the french warships, officer sttt— the french warships, officer sttt they— the french warships, officer said they were— the french warships, officer said they were about to start an eperttten— said they were about to start an eperttten wtth— said they were about to start an operation with two— said they were about to start an operation with two small migrant ttht— operation with two small migrant erttt ertertng — operation with two small migrant craft ordering the— operation with two small migrant craft ordering the ferry into a

ttngereus— craft ordering the ferry into a dangerous swerve of its course. hesptte— dangerous swerve of its course. pesptte tetng— dangerous swerve of its course. pesptte hetng t— dangerous swerve of its course. despite being a french ship tether— despite being a french ship rather than— despite being a french ship rather than taking them back to the pet.— rather than taking them back to the pet. they— rather than taking them back to the port, they left— rather than taking them back to the port, they left from the shtp— the port, they left from the ship, escorted _ the port, they left from the ship, escorted the migrants strttght— ship, escorted the migrants strttght te— ship, escorted the migrants straight to the _ ship, escorted the migrants straight to the british border authorities. _ straight to the british border authorities. okay, look, inconven it— authorities. okay, look, inconven it for the people on the— inconven it for the people on the eutse— inconven it for the people on the cruise ship— inconven it for the people on the cruise ship ,— inconven it for the people on the cruise ship , i— inconven it for the people on the cruise ship , i must say, but the cruise ship, i must say, but the— the cruise ship, i must say, but ttse whtt— the cruise ship, i must say, but also what the— the cruise ship, i must say, but also what the flipping heck are we ptytng— also what the flipping heck are we ptytng the— also what the flipping heck are we paying the french for? i te— we paying the french for? i mean, to shed— we paying the french for? i mean, to shed some more light on this mean, to shed some more light on thts new— mean, to shed some more light on thts t— mean, to shed some more light on thts t tn— mean, to shed some more light on this now, i am joined— mean, to shed some more light on this now, i am joined by former ehtet— this now, i am joined by former chief—officer- this now, i am joined by former chief—officer at- this now, i am joined by former chief—officer at uk| chief immigration officer at uk teeter— chief immigration officer at uk border—saunders. border force, kevin saunders. kevtn— border force, kevin saunders. kevtn se— border force, kevin saunders. kevtn se wee— border force, kevin saunders. kevin so we're giving the french tens— kevin so we're giving the french tens et— kevin so we're giving the french tens of millions— kevin so we're giving the french tens of millions of— kevin so we're giving the french tens of millions of pounds to ettt— tens of millions of pounds to ettt eutse— tens of millions of pounds to call cruise ships— tens of millions of pounds to call cruise ships with passengers- call cruise ships with passengers on to say, can you get— passengers on to say, can you get eut— passengers on to say, can you get eut the— passengers on to say, can you get eut the wty— passengers on to say, can you get out the way because we're hrtngtng— get out the way because we're hrtngtng eo— get out the way because we're bringing 90 migrants your way. teth— bringing 90 migrants your way. teth — bringing 90 migrants your way. teth eeet— bringing 90 migrants your way. yeah good afternoon.- bringing 90 migrants your way. yeah i: z“ ti.z yeah good afternoon. patrick yes, it's a it's a bit of a funny story, isn't it ? i yes, it's a it's a bit of a funny story, isn't it? i think we need to look a little bit at the background. the these illegal migrants had come off the french coast towards graveline, which is near dunkirk. so it was a really dodgy bit of french coast. they'd come off , it was foggy .

they'd come off, it was foggy. and they were spotted by a french warship. now the big problem here is that the french will only intercept and take them back to france . if the them back to france. if the migrants say they they are in difficulty . the law of the sea difficulty. the law of the sea is interpreted differently by the french to the way we interpret it. so that's why they didn't , um, escort them back to didn't, um, escort them back to the french coast. so they shadowed them coming across the channel so they spotted the p&o ferry and asked it to change course because they were worried that the p&0 course because they were worried that the p&o ferry might run these illegal migrants down. um, so there you are. that's. i just think kevin could— so there you are. that's. i just think kevin could could,- ijust think kevin could could, could the trgunent— think kevin could could, could the argument not— think kevin could could, could the argument not be made , kevin, the argument not be made, kevin, thtt— the argument not be made, kevin, thtt ter— the argument not be made, kevin, thtt tet ttt— the argument not be made, kevin, thtt tet ttt et— the argument not be made, kevin, that for all of the— the argument not be made, kevin, that for all of the money that we ptytng— that for all of the money that we are paying the french, it's an excess of 100— we are paying the french, it's an excess of 100 million now. etus— an excess of 100 million now. rtus weve— an excess of 100 million now. rtus get— an excess of 100 million now. plus we've got border security

ettteers— plus we've got border security ettteers en— plus we've got border security officers on french— plus we've got border security officers on french beaches, plus suppeset— officers on french beaches, plus we're supposed to— officers on french beaches, plus we're supposed to be paying for then— we're supposed to be paying for then te— we're supposed to be paying for then te htve— we're supposed to be paying for them to have additional defences put-ter— them to have additional defences putlter thtt— them to have additional defences put for that amount of money. put up for that amount of money. eeutt— put up for that amount of money. eeutt they— put up for that amount of money. could they have— put up for that amount of money. could they have not— put up for that amount of money. could they have not looked at thts— could they have not looked at this situation _ could they have not looked at this situation and— could they have not looked at this situation and gone? you knew—tewtngl this situation and gone? you know _towing lot this situation and gone? you know to _towing lot this situation and gone? you knowto france towing lot this situation and gone? you knowto france . towing lot this situation and gone? you knowto france . we're ng lot this situation and gone? you knowto france . we're not lot this situation and gone? you knowto france . we're not going: back to france. we're not going to back to france. we're not going te-erutse— back to france. we're not going to-cruise-full- back to france. we're not going to-cruise-full of. to make a cruise ship full of peepte— to make a cruise ship full of peepte ttvert— to make a cruise ship full of people divert and we're not then going— people divert and we're not then getng-then— people divert and we're not then going them directly going to lead them directly into hrtttsh—the- british waters. well, the tutgenent— british waters. well, the judgement is- british waters. well, the judgement is that of the captain of judgement is that of the captain et the— judgement is that of the captain et the wtrshtp. — judgement is that of the captain of the warship. _ judgement is that of the captain of the warship. �*fvtfiz judgement is that of the captain of the warship. �*ft�*fiz : of the warship. what i would like to see and which i think that we ought to make public is the communication lines between the communication lines between the french monitoring post, the cap green and the french warship. i want to know what was actually said to the captain . actually said to the captain. yeah, so this is this is difficult. now we have uk people in that control centre , so in that control centre, so i wouldn't have thought it'd been difficult to get the tapes and see what was actually said . see what was actually said. kevin i've been saying for years , kevin i've been saying for years i , kevin i've been saying for years . t ttke— kevin i've been saying for years . t ttke yeu. — kevin i've been saying for years the yen tnt— kevin i've been saying for years , i like you. i'm glad.- kevin i've been saying for years , i like you. gzvitt: gzvitt: , i like you. i'm glad. i'm glad . i'm glad that you want to see like me . we want see. we want

like me. we want to see. we want to the audio. we need some to see the audio. we need some accountability of this accountability of all of this stuff. think people stuff. because i think people are what are rightly saying, look, what on of giving on earth is the point of giving the money for this on earth is the point of giving the when money for this on earth is the point of giving the when you're)ney for this on earth is the point of giving the when you're presentedis stuff when you're presented with a like this and it's a situation like this and it's all down to the captain of one french warship who can just go, you know what, keep your money. we're them. we're dragging them. we're dragging anyway, dragging them your way. anyway, look, kevin, thank you very much. kevin much. my good man, kevin saunders, our former chief immigration officer at uk border force to that story force, reacting to that story there. well, yes , 90 migrants there. well, yes, 90 migrants supposedly were just escorted into waters french into british waters by a french warship , into british waters by a french warship, meaning that ferry warship, meaning that a ferry full passengers had to swerve full of passengers had to swerve out of the way. now, a reminder of this afternoon's huge breaking news that prince harry will attend the coronation ceremony. but meghan markle will not. is meghan snubbing our king? i'm going to be joined by our very own dan wootton on this. the man himself. yes. ask and ye shall receive. i've put a plea out for watlington. get in touch. he has done. he's going touch. he has done. he's going to coming your way in to be coming your way in a matter moments. he's got matter of moments. he's got a theory as to the real reason. the meghan won't the real reason why meghan won't be patrick christys on .

gb news. very good evening, everybody. it's patrick christys here on gb news. i've got a massive hour coming your way so top story for us, prince harry will will not sorry will attend the coronation . that will be a story he will attend coronation attend the coronation. meghan markle got markle will not have got our very dan wootton this. he very own dan wootton on this. he has got a theory to the real reason why meghan markle is not attending the coronation. in other news, yes , we're on joe other news, yes, we're on joe biden. watch. he's touched down now republic of ireland . now in the republic of ireland. nigel going to be nigel farage is going to be joining live to talk about joining me live to talk about whether or not biden whether or not joe biden actually has hates the uk arlene foster seems to think so. in other news as well. now, this is a controversial one. okay so a mum called the police and reported her own son to them for the murder. would you shop your

own kid? here's a clip of the audio of that police call. police emergency . what's your police emergency. what's your teetttene— police emergency. what's your teetttene ht.— police emergency. what's your location? hi, i'm— police emergency. what's your location? hi, i'm from- police emergency. what's your location? hi, i'm from .- ti.ti; tzigtzfiig what's your location? hi, i'm from . okay. location? hi, i'm from. okay. whet-s— location? hi, i'm from. okay. what's happening ? location? hi, i'm from. okay. what's happening 7 gig location? hi, i'm from. okay. what's happening ? mg what's happening? my son's ktttet— what's happening? my son's killed someone . yeah.- what's happening? mg t: yeah. look, killed someone. yeah. look, weutt— killed someone. yeah. look, weutt yeu— killed someone. yeah. look, would you make— killed someone. yeah. look, would you make that- t: yeah. look, would you make that difficult teetsten— would you make that difficult decision yourself? do you think you— decision yourself? do you think yeu eeutt— decision yourself? do you think yeu eeutt e— decision yourself? do you think you could ? and— decision yourself? do you think you could ? and finally as well, you could? and finally as well, suettt— you could? and finally as well, suella braverman— you could? and finally as well, suella braverman our home seerettry— suella braverman our home seerettry hts— suella braverman our home secretary has accused of secretary has been accused of ter— secretary has been accused of racism for her— secretary has been accused of racism for her comments over hrtttsh— racism for her comments over british pakistani— racism for her comments over british pakistani grooming gtngs— british pakistani grooming gtngs. he— british pakistani grooming gangs. do think that's fair gangs. do you think that's fair or gangs. do you think that's fair er-thtnk— gangs. do you think that's fair or-think that's- or do you think that's absolutely— or do you think that's absolutely bang out of order? tn — absolutely bang out of order? tn-ehrtstys- absolutely bang out of order? i'm _christys on - absolutely bang out of order? i'm-christys on .- absolutely bang out of order? i'm christys on . gb i'm patrick christys on. gb wews. — i'm patrick christys on. gb wews. wett— i'm patrick christys on. gb news. well, loads to talk about. there— news. well, loads to talk about. there tsnt— news. well, loads to talk about. there isn't there?— news. well, loads to talk about. there isn't there? gb views at thwewsuk— there isn't there? gb views at thwewsuk .— there isn't there? gb views at gbnews.uk . do— there isn't there? gb views at gbnews.uk . do you think our home gbnews.uk. do you think our home seerettry— gbnews.uk. do you think our home seerettry ts— gbnews.uk. do you think our home secretary is racist— gbnews.uk. do you think our home secretary is racist for— gbnews.uk. do you think our home secretary is racist for calling eut— secretary is racist for calling eut the — secretary is racist for calling out the reality— secretary is racist for calling out the reality of— secretary is racist for calling out the reality of the grooming gang— out the reality of the grooming- gtng—ntke gang situation? what do you make as gang situation? what do you make ts-et— gang situation? what do you make ts-et the— gang situation? what do you make ts-et the ttet— gang situation? what do you make as-of the fact that— gang situation? what do you make as of the fact that meghan as well of the fact that meghan tttrkte— as well of the fact that meghan tttrkte wttt— as well of the fact that meghan markle will not— as well of the fact that meghan markle will not be— as well of the fact that meghan markle will not be attending the eeentten— markle will not be attending the coronation like— markle will not be attending the coronation like i've said, dan weetten— coronation like i've said, dan weetten-yeur- coronation like i've said, dan. wootton-your-in wootton is coming your way in a seent — wootton is coming your way in a seent tes— wootton is coming your way in a seent te-s get— wootton is coming your way in a second. he's got his own views on second. he's got his own views en-get— second. he's got his own views en-get t— second. he's got his own views en-get t ttttte- on this. he's got a little they— on this. he's got a little theory _think- on this. he's got a little theory _think might theory and i think there might be

theory and i think there might tee—tt- be some truth to it. gbviews@gbnews.uk it's gbviews@gbnews.uk but now it's your gbviews@gbnews.uk but now it's yeue—tetty— gbviews@gbnews.uk but now it's yeue—tetty .- your headlines with polly. rttrtek. — your headlines with polly. patrick. thanks- your headlines with polly. patrick. wig z“.ti.z“ your headlines with polly. - patrick. thanks very much and good evening to you. the leader of the dup , sir jeffrey of the dup, sir jeffrey donaldson, says the us president's visit to northern ireland doesn't change the political dynamic in the region. the unionist party has boycotted power sharing for more than a year over post—brexit trade . year over post—brexit trade. after the meeting, the prime minister in belfast after meeting the prime minister in belfast rather the president gave a speech at ulster university highlighting the significance of the good friday agreement and praising the windsor framework saying it addressed the practical reality of brexit. joe biden stressed the need now for a recommittal to peace as well as the restoration of power sharing at stormont. sometimes, especially when— stormont. sometimes, especially when the — stormont. sometimes, especially when the distance— stormont. sometimes, especially when the distance of— sometimes, especially when the distance of history we terget— when the distance of history we terget hew— when the distance of history we forget how hard— when the distance of history we forget how hard earned , how forget how hard earned, how tsteunttng— forget how hard earned, how astounding that— forget how hard earned, how astounding that peace was at the eenent—

astounding that peace was at the rnernent .— astounding that peace was at the rnernent . tt— astounding that peace was at the moment . it shifted— astounding that peace was at the moment . it shifted the political moment. it shifted the political grtvtty— moment. it shifted the political grtvtty tn— moment. it shifted the political grtvtty tn eu— moment. it shifted the political gravity in our world. there were no gravity in our world. there were he gutrtntees— gravity in our world. there were he gutrtntees .— gravity in our world. there were no guarantees. is— gravity in our world. there were no guarantees. is that gravity in our world. there were no guarantees . is that the deal no guarantees. is that the deal on no guarantees. is that the deal en ptper— no guarantees. is that the deal en ptper weutt— no guarantees. is that the deal on paper would hold? no gutrtntees— on paper would hold? no guarantees that it would be able to guarantees that it would be able te tettver. — guarantees that it would be able to deliver. the— guarantees that it would be able to deliver. the progress we eetehrtte— to deliver. the progress we celebrate today— to deliver. the progress we celebrate today . it took long, celebrate today. it took long, htnt— celebrate today. it took long, htrt yets— celebrate today. it took long, htrt yetrs et— celebrate today. it took long, hard years of work to get to thts— hard years of work to get to thts pttee. — hard years of work to get to this place. it— hard years of work to get to this place. it took a people wttktng— this place. it took a people wttttng te— this place. it took a people willing to come— this place. it took a people willing to come together in good tttth— willing to come together in good tttth tnt— willing to come together in good tttth tnt te— willing to come together in good faith and to risk— willing to come together in good faith and to risk both badly for the tuture— faith and to risk both badly for the tuture .— faith and to risk both badly for the tuture . — faith and to risk both badly for the future . the— faith and to risk both badly for the future . i the future. the scottish government is planning to launch a legal challenge against westminster powers decision to veto new gender recognition reform aims scotland's social justice secretary says the bill was passed by an overwhelming majority in holyrood, with support from all parties. shirley—anne somerville warned the british government's use of section 35 risked setting a dangerous constitutional precedent over what she said were devolved. matters rishi sunak has defended the move, saying he has concerns over its impact on women's safety. it was a decision that we made-

ztzti. z“ z“ it was a decision that we made after ttktng— a decision that we made after ttktng very— a decision that we made after taking very careful and considered— taking very careful and considered advice and we had concerns as the— considered advice and we had concerns as the uk government seerettry— concerns as the uk government seerettry et— concerns as the uk government secretary of state— concerns as the uk government secretary of state set this out at secretary of state set this out tt the — secretary of state set this out tt the the— secretary of state set this out at the time, concerns about how teetttnt-s— at the time, concerns about how scotland's gender— at the time, concerns about how scotland's gender recognition act scotland's gender recognition aet weutt— scotland's gender recognition act would interact with reserved pewes— act would interact with reserved pewes theut— act would interact with reserved powers about the _ act would interact with reserved powers about the operation of the equalities— powers about the operation of the equalities act, the protection _ the equalities act, the protection of - the equalities act, the protection of women elsewhere in the uk— protection of women elsewhere in the uklwen_ protection of women elsewhere in the uklwen .— protection of women elsewhere in the uk.well . and— protection of women elsewhere in the uk well . and that's why the uk as well. and that's why we-the— the uk as well. and that's why we-the decision- the uk as well. and that's why we -the decision to- the uk as well. and that's why we the decision to block we took the decision to block the— we took the decision to block the tttk— we took the decision to block the tkk .— we took the decision to block the tkk . ant — we took the decision to block the grr . and obviously there's a the grr. and obviously there's a if the grr. and obviously there's a tt there-s— the grr. and obviously there's a tt there-s t— the grr. and obviously there's a if there's a court— the grr. and obviously there's a if there's a court process , we if there's a court process, we wttt—theugh- if there's a court process, we will—through . i if there's a court process, we. will—through . the will follow that through. the mayor— will follow that through. the mayor of— will follow that through. the mayor of london— will follow that through. the mayor of london has- will follow that through. the mayor of london has described a legal challenge against the expansion of the so—called ultra low emission zone in the capital as costly and misguided . it as costly and misguided. it comes after the high court ruled a judicial review could take place since questions were raised by five london councils over the legal basis for the scheme. the ulez zone currently covers all areas within the north and south circular roads. it requires motorists whose vehicles don't meet emission standards to pay £12.50 a day to drive inside that zone . now the

drive inside that zone. now the bma has formally asked the government now to enter talks facilitated by the conciliation service acas to help end the junior doctors pay dispute . it junior doctors pay dispute. it comes after thousands of junior doctors in england walked out for the second of four days of industrial action downing street have refused to negotiate unless the bma abandons demands for a 35% pay rise. the labour leader , sir keir starmer, is urging the government to step in. i don't think 35% is affordable , don't think 35% is affordable, but i— don't think 35% is affordable, but i do— don't think 35% is affordable, but i do think— don't think 35% is affordable, but i do think that the role of government— but i do think that the role of government is— but i do think that the role of government is to— but i do think that the role of government is to get in the room orooo— government is to get in the room orooroo roo— government is to get in the room around the table— government is to get in the room around the table and to nooorroro— around the table and to negotiate a— around the table and to negotiate a settlement . and for negotiate a settlement. and for very— negotiate a settlement. and for very-people— negotiate a settlement. and for very people whose very many people whose ooororroroo— very many people whose operations are- very many people whose operations are going to be crowned,— operations are going to be cancelled, that's exactly what they— cancelled, that's exactly what they- government. cancelled, that's exactly what they government to do. they want the government to do. so, they want the government to do. 50. r — they want the government to do. so. r _osro— so, yes, i think 35% is unaffordable,- so, yes, i think 35% is unaffordable, but that's not an o oo— unaffordable, but that's not an excuse to sit on— unaffordable, but that's not an excuse to sit on your and excuse to sit on your hands and do norrrrroo. — excuse to sit on your hands and do nothing. that's— excuse to sit on your hands and do nothing. that's a- excuse to sit on your hands and do nothing. " do nothing. that's a reason to get the room and negotiate. get in the room and negotiate. and that's the government and that's what the government orooro — and that's what the government orooro-. — and that's what the government orooro-. rho- and that's what the government should -. the formerl and that's what the government should cg .�*r�*wuaccrz; and that's what the government should ”$433 sorta“ ff health secretary matt hancock, is being investigated by parliament's standards watchdog erg. it's after he wrote to the

parliamentary commissioner for standards , daniel greenberg, standards, daniel greenberg, offering more evidence for an inquiry he was conducting into a possible breach of the code of conduct. the watchdog will now consider whether mr. hancock broke the rules by attempting to influence his decision . a influence his decision. a spokesman for mr. hancock has called the investigation a misunderstanding, adding , as misunderstanding, adding, as you've been hearing, it's been confirmed the duchess of sussex won't be attending the coronation of king charles in may. but the duke of sussex will. in a statement, the palace said meghan markle will remain in california with prince archie and princess lilibet. the announcement follows weeks of speculation following the publication of prince harry's autobiography , spare . heavy rain autobiography, spare. heavy rain and 70 mile an hour gusts are forecast for today as storm noah as it's called, sweeps in across the uk. the met office is saying there's a chance of heavy outbreaks of rain and thunder across southeast england this evening. forecasters are also

saying short term power cuts are likely as well as travel disruption with gb news. more news as it happens . now back to news as it happens. now back to . patrick good evening. now we start with the good evening. now we start with rrro rewo— good evening. now we start with rrro roar— good evening. now we start with the news that prince— c: " g now we start with the news that prince harry is nor— the news that prince harry is nor going— the news that prince harry is nor going ro— the news that prince harry is not going to attend the king's oororrororrr— not going to attend the king's coronation, but— not going to attend the king's coronation, but of course, he is going— coronation, but of course, he is going ro— coronation, but of course, he is going ro orroroo— coronation, but of course, he is going to attend the king's coronation. _ going to attend the king's coronation. but the duchess of soooo— coronation. but the duchess of soooo wru— coronation. but the duchess of sussex will not— coronation. but the duchess of sussex will not accompany him roo— sussex will not accompany him rod—ro— sussex will not accompany him and—in california. sussex will not accompany him and—in california .i and will remain in california. roar-o— and will remain in california. roar-o boon— and will remain in california. that's been confirmed by buckingham _ that's been confirmed by buckingham palace in the last ooooro— buckingham palace in the last ooooro or— buckingham palace in the last couple of hours.— buckingham palace in the last couple of hours. my brilliant oouooooo— couple of hours. my brilliant colleague watson, colleague dan watson, will be wro— colleague dan watson, will be wrrr—ororrry- with me very, very shortly to groo— with me very, very shortly to orro roo— with me very, very shortly to give rro hor— with me very, very shortly to give his hot take— with me very, very shortly to give his hot take on that story. our— give his hot take on that story. our mor— give his hot take on that story. our rrror, our— give his hot take on that story. but first, our royal— give his hot take on that story. but first, our royal reporter, cornoron— but first, our royal reporter, cameron walker— but first, our royal reporter, cameron walker , who hopefully cameron walker, who hopefully gero— cameron walker, who hopefully ooro—ooooro - cameron walker, who hopefully. goro—ooooro-oro gets the order of people who are orronorno— gets the order of people who are attending attending. attending and are not attending. nonn— attending and are not attending. right—managed. attending and are not attending. room _managedl attending and are not attending. riint wrong managed attending and are not attending. riint wrong twice managed attending and are not attending. riint wrong twice on|anaged attending and are not attending. riint wrong twice on the ged attending and are not attending. riint wrong twice on the spin. get it wrong twice on the spin. now— get it wrong twice on the spin. noon—own.- get it wrong twice on the spin. . now,_away. yeah. now, go on, take it away. yeah. i now, go on, take it away. yeah. r-rnro— now, go on, take it away. yeah. r-rnrolonorno- now, go on, take it away. yeah. i-thislending months. now, go on, take it away. yeah. i i-thislending months of i mean, this is ending months of speculation, it, patrick? speculation, isn't it, patrick? and frankly ending the and it's frankly ending the headache for buckingham headache for both buckingham palace when palace and the home office when it security

it comes to the security arrangements for the duke and duchess of sussex, which will take the widely take some doing. and the widely reported seating plan problems in westminster abbey . clearly, in westminster abbey. clearly, prince harry has been very controversial over the last few months. we've had this bombshell memoir, spare me, where he accuses his brother of physically attacking him and accuses palace staff of essentially leaking stories to the press. buckingham palace , the press. buckingham palace, kensington palace have not responded to claims . and responded to those claims. and then of course, then meghan, of course, criticised family criticised the royal family dunng criticised the royal family during the documentary during the netflix documentary series they they put series that they that they put out and the oprah winfrey out and in the oprah winfrey interview to you. so perhaps some people are basically saying it's hardly surprising that perhaps not going to it's hardly surprising that pe|attend not going to it's hardly surprising that pe|attend seeing not going to it's hardly surprising that pe|attend seeing harry going to it's hardly surprising that pe|attend seeing harry is.ing to it's hardly surprising that pe|attend seeing harry is. butto be attend seeing harry is. but of course , it's prince archie's of course, it's prince archie's birthday. there son. on the day of the coronation . so perhaps of the coronation. so perhaps meghan is using her children as an excuse to stay out of the limelight and perhaps not attend erg. okay, so those are the noises coming— erg. okay, so those are the noises coming out- ?ci okay, so those are the noises coming out of 3c okay, so those are the noises coming out of both the royal— noises coming out of both the royal-and— noises coming out of both the royal and archewell as royal family and archewell as non,— royal family and archewell as worn non-r— royal family and archewell as well, aren't they?— royal family and archewell as well, aren't they? “43?" well, aren't they? yeah, archewell— well, aren't they? yeah, archewell and buckingham palace released identical released pretty much identical

statements, short statements, which very short statements, which very short statements which basically says the of sussex attend the duke of sussex will attend the duke of sussex will attend the coronation service at westminster abbey. duchess will remain in california with her two children. prince archie and princess because of princess lilibet, because of cameron. thank you very much, as oorornoronlc— cameron. thank you very much, as evericameron walker,— cr?" thank you very much, as ever cameron walker, there are ever. cameron walker, there are non— ever. cameron walker, there are royor rooonor. — ever. cameron walker, there are royal reporter. now, i'm very prooooo— royal reporter. now, i'm very prooooo ro— royal reporter. now, i'm very prooooo o oo— royal reporter. now, i'm very pleased to say that my fantastic oouooono— pleased to say that my fantastic oouoogno ,— pleased to say that my fantastic colleague , erg— pleased to say that my fantastic colleague , erg dan wootton is colleague, erg dan wootton is joining— colleague, erg dan wootton is joining no.— colleague, erg dan wootton is joining me. de—man. great stuff. rook— joining me. de—man. great stuff. rook r— joining me. de—man. great stuff. rook r know— joining me. de—man. great stuff. look i know that— joining me. de—man. great stuff. look i know that you've got a moon— look i know that you've got a rnoory on— look i know that you've got a rnoory on no— look i know that you've got a theory on this .— look i know that you've got a theory on this . is— look i know that you've got a theory on this . is it is it theory on this. is it is it nonr— theory on this. is it is it non for— theory on this. is it is it right for me— theory on this. is it is it right for me to say that you rnrnk— right for me to say that you rnrnk rnor— right for me to say that you think that meghan might be rnrno— think that meghan might be rryrno ro— think that meghan might be rryrno ro-oono- think that meghan might be trying to some inevitable trying to avoid some inevitable backroom—.- trying to avoid some inevitable backlash?_. on i trying to avoid some inevitable. backlash?_. on of backlash? what's going. on of course she doesn't— backlash? what's going. on of course she doesn't want- backlash? what's going. on c3” backlash? what's going. on of course she doesn't want to be booed. course she doesn't want to be booed . and the reality is, if booed. and the reality is, if she had attended the coronation, she had attended the coronation, she would have been booed. the british public were going- " the british public were going to boo her british public were going to boo nor ano— british public were going to boo her and meghan— british public were going to boo her and meghan knew that. 'r: her and meghan knew that. and she her and meghan knew that. and one non-r— her and meghan knew that. and she didn't want— her and meghan knew that. and she didn't want to _ her and meghan knew that. and she didn't want to put- her and meghan knew that. and she didn't want to put herself through that. mark my words, rornon— through that. mark my words, rornon n— through that. mark my words, patrick, if meghan— g mark my words, patrick, if meghan thought there was patrick, if meghan thought there ony— patrick, if meghan thought there any way— patrick, if meghan thought there any way one— patrick, if meghan thought there was any way she could attend the ororonaron— was any way she could attend the coronation and— was any way she could attend the coronation and be— was any way she could attend the coronation and be welcomed with raornrono— coronation and be welcomed with rapturous applause— coronation and be welcomed with rapturous applause by the ronaron— rapturous applause by the british public— rapturous applause by the british public , she would be british public, she would be non— british public, she would be here because— british public, she would be here because she knows that her nrngoo— here because she knows that her career hinged on— here because she knows that her

career hinged on a— here because she knows that her career hinged on a proximity to the career hinged on a proximity to no noyar— career hinged on a proximity to the royal family. _ career hinged on a proximity to the royal family. that's how she gero— the royal family. that's how she ooro rnooo— the royal family. that's how she oars rnooo big— the royal family. that's how she gets those big bucks. deals with the gets those big bucks. deals with no unas— gets those big bucks. deals with no ones or— gets those big bucks. deals with the likes of netflix and soorrry. — the likes of netflix and soorrry. nor— the likes of netflix and spotify. but meghan couldn't rake— spotify. but meghan couldn't rake ano— spotify. but meghan couldn't take the risk— spotify. but meghan couldn't take the risk given the way that the take the risk given the way that no ronaron — take the risk given the way that the british public— take the risk given the way that the british public feel about nor.— the british public feel about nor. yon-u— the british public feel about her. you'll remember harry was non— her. you'll remember harry was noro a— her. you'll remember harry was noro a oonaro— her. you'll remember harry was here a couple of— her. you'll remember harry was here a couple of weeks ago, uh, to here a couple of weeks ago, uh, ro reor— here a couple of weeks ago, uh, o no no— here a couple of weeks ago, uh, to test the waters— here a couple of weeks ago, uh, to test the waters in his court agarnor— to test the waters in his court case against associated norroaorooo - case against associated newspapers. “rift; case against associated newspapers. "rift; case against associated _ newspapers. there was absolutely no need for him to turn up, but he was wanting to see what sort of reaction he would get if the protesters would turn up. and i think what the sussexes- think what the sussexes quickly nauseo— think what the sussexes quickly roanooo ro— think what the sussexes quickly realised is that— think what the sussexes quickly realised is that meghan is the roar— realised is that meghan is the roar nonrnrno— realised is that meghan is the real lightning rod for some of anar— real lightning rod for some of that dislike— real lightning rod for some of that dislike ,— real lightning rod for some of that dislike , uh,— real lightning rod for some of that dislike , uh, amongst that dislike, uh, amongst rnornoroo— that dislike, uh, amongst members of— that dislike, uh, amongst members of the public at the ano— members of the public at the same time, this— members of the public at the same time, this is going to be a very— same time, this is going to be a very quick— same time, this is going to be a very quick rn— same time, this is going to be a very quick rn ano— same time, this is going to be a very quick in and out trip, but non-r— very quick in and out trip, but don't believe— very quick in and out trip, but don't believe patrick, that odd narro— don't believe patrick, that odd little bloke,— don't believe patrick, that odd little bloke, omid scobie, you know,— little bloke, omid scobie, you know, noo— little bloke, omid scobie, you know, he's the _ little bloke, omid scobie, you know, he's the propaganda moronanr— know, he's the propaganda merchant who— know, he's the propaganda merchant who just likes to panor— merchant who just likes to parrot whatever . harry and parrot whatever. harry and noonan— parrot whatever. harry and meghan aro— parrot whatever. harry and meghan are telling him on a oanronrar— meghan are telling him on a oanronrar nay— meghan are telling him on a particular day and he's trying to particular day and he's trying ro say— particular day and he's trying ro oay ,— particular day and he's trying ro oay , on— particular day and he's trying to say , oh, this— particular day and he's trying to say , oh, this is all down to to say, oh, this is all down to anne-o— to say, oh, this is all down to archie's birthday— to say, oh, this is all down to archie's birthday party. nooornro— archie's birthday party. absolute rubbish . if meghan absolute rubbish. if meghan oonao— absolute rubbish. if meghan oonro oo— absolute rubbish. if meghan could be here,— absolute rubbish. if meghan could be here, she would be

nora— could be here, she would be non. nor— could be here, she would be here. but she— could be here, she would be here. but she knows that she nonra— here. but she knows that she oronao nor— here. but she knows that she would not be— here. but she knows that she would not be welcome. also would not be welcome. i'm also rota,— would not be welcome. i'm also roro, rarnon— would not be welcome. i'm also told, patrick, you— would not be welcome. i'm also told, patrick, you might be rnrorooroo— told, patrick, you might be interested to _ told, patrick, you might be interested to know that there is a-ooar— interested to know that there is a-ooar or— interested to know that there is a-deal of relief- interested to know that there is a deal of relief from the a great deal of relief from the royar— a great deal of relief from the royar oaraooo— a great deal of relief from the royar oaraooo ,— a great deal of relief from the royal palaces , particularly the royal palaces, particularly the nano— royal palaces, particularly the rnnoo ano— royal palaces, particularly the prince and princess of wales. karo— prince and princess of wales. karo rn— prince and princess of wales. kate in particular— prince and princess of wales. kate in particular didn't fancy the kate in particular didn't fancy rno rooa— kate in particular didn't fancy rno rooa or— kate in particular didn't fancy the idea of having to go face to race— the idea of having to go face to race wran— the idea of having to go face to face with her— the idea of having to go face to face with her sister— the idea of having to go face to face with her sister in law. so anato— face with her sister in law. so rnar-o your— face with her sister in law. so that's your inside— face with her sister in law. so that's your inside scoop- face with her sister in law. so that's your inside scoop there, dan? actually, this is a massive, massive relief. and that particularly, kate , very that particularly, kate, very happy that meghan won't be attending . and of course, meghan attending. and of course, meghan will not to put herself will not want to put herself through public humiliation , through the public humiliation, actually, of being roundly booed down. do you think harry will still get booed ? i actually still get booed? i actually don't still get booed? i actually oon-r r— still get booed? i actually don't i don't— cc 92; 3“ i actually don't i don't because i think noo— don't i don't because i think no going— don't i don't because i think no going ro— don't i don't because i think he's going to only be there for a anon— he's going to only be there for a short moment— he's going to only be there for a short moment. _ he's going to only be there for a short moment. rz; he's going to only be there for a short moment . rzi; grin g a short moment. he's not going to be part of any of the official celebrations. he's not going to be official celebrations. he's not going o no on— official celebrations. he's not going to be on the— rt t he's not going to be on the balcony or anyrnrno— going to be on the balcony or anyrnrno uno— going to be on the balcony or anything like that. i think he nas— anything like that. i think he has decided— anything like that. i think he has decided that in order to non— has decided that in order to avoro ano— has decided that in order to avoid the public— has decided that in order to avoid the public indignity of a boond— avoid the public indignity of a booingr noo—

avoid the public indignity of a booing, he's going to have to make— booing, he's going to have to make sure that— booing, he's going to have to make sure that there's no sort of make sure that there's no sort or oronro— make sure that there's no sort or oronao no— make sure that there's no sort of stunts, no sort— make sure that there's no sort of stunts, no sort of walkabout , anar— of stunts, no sort of walkabout , ma non— of stunts, no sort of walkabout no no going— of stunts, no sort of walkabout , that he's going to be in and our— , that he's going to be in and our very— , that he's going to be in and our very quickly— , that he's going to be in and out very quickly .— , that he's going to be in and out very quickly . king charles out very quickly. king charles wru— out very quickly. king charles you no— out very quickly. king charles you no nappy— out very quickly. king charles will be happy with this oonaron— will be happy with this decision, though he wanted his ro— decision, though he wanted his o oo— decision, though he wanted his son to be there. _ decision, though he wanted his son to be there. you do have to nor— son to be there. you do have to root sorry— son to be there. you do have to root sorry for— son to be there. you do have to feel sorry for the _ son to be there. you do have to feel sorry for the king, don't you?— feel sorry for the king, don't you? moor— feel sorry for the king, don't you? most important day of his life— you? most important day of his are, no— you? most important day of his are, no ano— you? most important day of his life, his two grand— you? most important day of his life, his two grand children, ano— life, his two grand children, nnoloarory— life, his two grand children, who barely knows won't be who he barely knows won't be anore— who he barely knows won't be anon on— who he barely knows won't be anon on no— who he barely knows won't be there on the big— who he barely knows won't be there on the big day. and think it there on the big day. and think n very— there on the big day. and think rr vary noon— there on the big day. and think it very much signifies this idea anar— it very much signifies this idea rnar anno— it very much signifies this idea that archie and _ it very much signifies this idea that archie and lilibet are roauy— that archie and lilibet are roarry being— that archie and lilibet are really being raised as californian- really being raised as californian kids. / californian kids. yeah, californian kids. yeah, californian kids. yeah, californian kids. and goodness only knows what they're being told about their grandparents as well. i've had emails in dan saying the kids will never forgive harry when they're old enough to realise that they were ianed invited to a coronation and weren't to attend. what a weren't able to attend. what a birthday . scobie birthday present. scobie scobie's lying oh, it's scobie's lying about. oh, it's all because of archie's birthday. absolute rubbish. if it and it was my fourth birthday and someone me the chance to someone gave me the chance to attend king's coronation, i'd attend a king's coronation, i'd have jumped at the have absolutely jumped at the chance the chance it would have been the best in the best birthday present in the world. dan complete and utter world. dan so complete and utter tosh saying there. tosh, what they're saying there. but king charles oh, go on,

but has king charles oh, go on, go on. dan, you. i'm just going to go on. dan, you. i'm just going ro say— go on. dan, you. i'm just going ro oay yon-ro— grin j i'm just going to say you're completely gtr j? i'm just going to say you're completely right. they— to say you're completely right. rnoy ar— to say you're completely right. they are depriving— to say you're completely right. they are depriving these- to say you're completely right. they are depriving these two children be part of history. children to be part of history. it's actually quite sick in a way,— it's actually quite sick in a way our— it's actually quite sick in a way, on no— it's actually quite sick in a way, but it's not- it's actually quite sick in a way, but it's not at all onronorno— way, but it's not at all surprising from harry and me . surprising from harry and me. ano— surprising from harry and me. and inor— surprising from harry and me. and roar nary.— surprising from harry and me. and just lastly, dan— surprising from harry and me. and just lastly, dan king,- and just lastly, dan king, charles played a blinder in all of this. do you think? well, personally, i think he should have torn personally, i think he should have tom the invitation up. i don't think harry should be anore— don't think harry should be non oo— don't think harry should be there so personally , i think there so personally, i think nor.— there so personally, i think nor. nor— there so personally, i think not. but what— there so personally, i think not. but what you have to understand— not. but what you have to understand and- not. but what you have to understand and is that there's a rear— understand and is that there's a real difference— understand and is that there's a real difference between charles ano— real difference between charles and warran— real difference between charles and william on— real difference between charles and william on this. �*frr�* cc and william on this. william is anony— and william on this. william is utterly furious . he thinks and william on this. william is utterly furious. he thinks his brother has been treacherous. he thinks his brother has betrayed the royal family and that he shouldn't be at these events . shouldn't be at these events. but charles, he's actually a big sorry. — but charles, he's actually a big sorry. ano— but charles, he's actually a big softy. and when— but charles, he's actually a big softy. and when you- but charles, he's actually a big softy. r: : rtrt softy. and when you read prince harry's book and full, you actually realise charles has been a pretty good dad in tough circumstances. and been a pretty good dad in tough circumstances . and so he still circumstances. and so he still noroo— circumstances. and so he still noroo oar— circumstances. and so he still holds out this— circumstances. and so he still holds out this forlorn- rt. ”rtc. t and so he still holds out this forlorn hope, no— holds out this forlorn hope, this forlorn— holds out this forlorn hope, this forlorn hope that harry is going— this forlorn hope that harry is going ro— this forlorn hope that harry is going ro rn— this forlorn hope that harry is going to run back into his arms

ano— going to run back into his arms and wru— going to run back into his arms and you no— going to run back into his arms and you no a— going to run back into his arms and will be a good— going to run back into his arms and will be a good son. : and will be a good son. i would say.— and will be a good son. i would say. nonran— and will be a good son. i would say, patrick, that only happens the moment that harry is dumped .yep. i the moment that harry is dumped . yep. i could not agree more. danr_ . yep. i could not agree more. nan just— . yep. i could not agree more. nan no a— . yep. i could not agree more. dan, just a quick— /rt;::r i could not agree more. dan, just a quick one. look yon-ro— dan, just a quick one. look you're on tonight. yep. nine nu— you're on tonight. yep. nine an n.— you're on tonight. yep. nine till 11. what's— you're on tonight. yep. nine till 11. what's on? “cir?“ you're on tonight. yep. nine till 11. what's on? “cir?" till 11. what's on? yeah, well, we've got big reaction to this story, actually, paul burrell is going to be with me. he is princess diana's rock. he's got very strong words on this . very strong words on this. plus, we'll get the first roaorron— plus, we'll get the first reaction from - plus, we'll get the first reaction from the brilliant royar— reaction from the brilliant royal historian— reaction from the brilliant royal historian david starkey to a naonrnoonr— royal historian david starkey to a magnificent dan wootton the torrent— a magnificent dan wootton the legend himself,— a magnificent dan wootton the legend himself, gb news oroaonror— legend himself, gb news presenter get— legend himself, gb news presenter get yourselves locked in presenter get yourselves locked rn ooooorn — presenter get yourselves locked rn ooooorn ar— presenter get yourselves locked in popcorn at the— presenter get yourselves locked in popcorn at the ready. 9 presenter get yourselves locked in popcorn at the ready. ej in popcorn at the ready. 9 pm. nan— in popcorn at the ready. 9 pm. nan wru— in popcorn at the ready. 9 pm. nan our guide— in popcorn at the ready. 9 pm. dan will guide you through the evening. fantastic. right. okay. dan will guide you through the eveniimovingastic. right. okay. dan will guide you through the eveniimoving on c. right. okay. dan will guide you through the eveniimoving on now.|ht. okay. dan will guide you through the eveniimoving on now. it. okay. dan will guide you through the eveniimoving on now. it wasay. dan will guide you through the eveniimoving on now. it was a. well, moving on now. it was a real blink and you'll miss it case earlier on because joe biden only arrived in northern ireland late last night, but he's already left. he was greeted by rishi sunak and secretary of state for northern ireland, chris heaton—harris and the us president met the prime minister for bilateral talks earlier today briefly over a latte and rishi sunak says they spoke about the incredible

economic opportunities for northern ireland and insisted they were very close partners. well, president biden then made a speech at the university of ulster where he called for the return of power sharing to northern ireland. he also backed the windsor framework and promised big invest is on the promised big us invest is on the way . he told the audience that way. he told the audience that protecting the peace in northern ireland is an issue that brings america together well after leaving the university, biden headed back to raf aldergrove in a large motorcade, which viewers will be able to see on their screens. now biden is now in the repubuc screens. now biden is now in the republic of ireland . he was republic of ireland. he was greeted at dublin airport by taoiseach leo varadkar . and taoiseach leo varadkar. and there we go. there's some footage there of him coming down the steps as he met leo varadkar. so, yes, like i've said, he's in the republic of ireland now where he'll be spending a couple of days and visiting ancestral home now visiting his ancestral home now in a little bit, going to be in a little bit, i'm going to be talking this. in a little bit, i'm going to be talkeep this. in a little bit, i'm going to be tal keep your this. in a little bit, i'm going to be tal keep your eyes this. in a little bit, i'm going to be tal keep your eyes and this. in a little bit, i'm going to be tal keep your eyes and ears his. so keep your eyes and ears peeled, because nigel's got some strong to or

strong views as to whether or not joe biden actually hates the uk. was it just a bit of a two fingers up to us that he kind of briefly met rishi sunak? he's not going to be coming to the coronation arlene coronation is he? and arlene foster of dup, foster formally of the dup, also of this parish. arlene is, isn't she? she was very strong. she said that he hates the uk. i'm going get nigel's reaction on going to get nigel's reaction on this shortly, but let's this very shortly, but let's go to junior doctors to the junior doctors strike now, into its now, which is well into its second bma has second day. and the bma has revoked its permission for doctors to leave the picket line and work at the hospital in somerset . so gb news viewers can somerset. so gb news viewers can see pictures of striking workers outside general hospital outside western general hospital earlier today. now the hospital bosses asked for doctors, begged them to return to work for a limited time to maintain safe patient care so to keep patients safe , they said, please get off safe, they said, please get off these picket lines . put your these picket lines. put your little signs down. come in and help save people's lives. but yesterday, the bma said seven junior doctors could go and help in the hospital's emergency department. they since revoked that. department. they since revoked that . and so they said, no,

that. and so they said, no, we're not going to help. a bma statement today said we have revoked derogation granted revoked the derogation granted to western general hospital. it has become apparent that both the nhs england were the bma and nhs england were misled the level of misled over the level of staffing cover, either local management were unaware they had sufficient cover. key sufficient senior cover. key word. there senior cover or they deliberately misled us. we will be asking nhs england to explore any potential probity issues . we any potential probity issues. we granted a derogation in good faith and it is incredibly disappointing to see this abused in this way. we are grateful to our consultant and sas, which is a speciality colleagues for their hard work, providing cover dunng their hard work, providing cover during the strike. so there we go . but get a during the strike. so there we go. but get a load of this will this being one of the biggest strikes in nhs history, millions of patients potentially suffering as a result, people potentially dying as a result. nhs waiting lists going up by the second. you would expect the leader of the junior doctors to union be either on the picket line or locked in talks with ministers to negotiate a deal.

right. you would, wouldn't you ? right. you would, wouldn't you? but no doctor rob lawrenson , but no doctor rob lawrenson, co—chairman of the bma junior doctors committee, has gone on houday. doctors committee, has gone on holiday . he's abroad somewhere, holiday. he's abroad somewhere, is he? so where is he? is he. is he on a beach near you, do you think? i mean, good grief. maybe he's in. maybe he's in cairo visiting the great pyramids of giza. maybe sunning himself giza. maybe he's sunning himself on a caribbean beach. kwasi doing a pina colada. what about disneyland? is a popular holiday destination, isn't it? around this time of year, is he meeting mickey mouse ? the colosseum is mickey mouse? the colosseum is quite fun, too. after all, he seems up for a gladiatorial fight, even if he doesn't want to shoulder shoulder to stand shoulder to shoulder with then with the colleagues, then there's down under. ayers there's always down under. ayers rockis there's always down under. ayers rock is a huge draw those rock is a huge draw for those who want get away from who just want to get away from it get from it it all. just get away from it all. now, look, if you have seen him, get in touch. want him, please get in touch. i want to this guy to know where this guy is because being reached because misery is being reached out to patients. left, right. and centre, right across the country. and this guy potentially up . a potentially sunning it up. a spokesperson for the british medical association told us, dr. lawrenson is off work this week

, fulfilling a long standing commitment to attend the wedding of a family friend . we aren't of a family friend. we aren't going disclose further going to disclose further personal information, he personal information, but he remains involved in the remains actively involved in the planning dispute . oh, planning of the dispute. oh, well, mean, good grief. i am well, i mean, good grief. i am sorry, doesn't this just sum sorry, but doesn't this just sum it up? he's got people. he's got people who are disrupting patients lives. people are potentially dying as a result of this. right and he's abroad. has anyone else thought as well. so he'll be on annual leave, one would imagine that's annual leave , which is probably paid, leave, which is probably paid, but the people that he's telling to go out and strike erg are probably missing a work day, aren't they? so they might not get paid for that . do you see get paid for that. do you see what's happening here? yeah not a great look. old doctor. doctor lawrenson, anyway. right i am launching an appeal this afternoon right here on gb news. have you seen doctor robert lawrenson? email me gb views at gb news .uk. if you see that guy on a beach. okay, send the picture in me .

on a beach. okay, send the picture in me. i on a beach. okay, send the picture in me . i want to see picture in to me. i want to see him. i want to find out he him. i want to find out where he is. think an absolute is. i think he's an absolute anyway, secretary suella anyway, home secretary suella braverman of braverman has been accused of using a tory using racist rhetoric by a tory peer lady rac, the first asian person chair the party, person to chair the party, criticised the home secretary for singling out british pakistani men in relation to child sexual abuse cases . lady child sexual abuse cases. lady rac claimed conservatives cannot use the pigment of their skin as a defence mechanism to say they are not racist, adding brown people can be racist too. so she's basically called the home secretary a racist . joining me secretary a racist. joining me now discuss this further is now to discuss this further is gb reporter gb news investigates. reporter is charlie peters. charlie, thank you very much. now, initially i had a little theory as to why baroness vastly might have come out against suella braverman. you've got a different i different one. and as i understand think that understand it, you think that this continue a cover this is just a continue a cover up. it ? well, this is just a continue a cover up. it? well, i think the use up. is it? well, i think the use of up. is it? well, i think the use or no— up. is it? well, i think the use of the language— up. is it? well, i think the use of the language that- c. c?’ well, i think the use of the language that she's oorryoroo— of the language that she's delivered-been- of the language that she's delivered been very careful. delivered has been very careful. sno— delivered has been very careful. she-worr— delivered has been very careful. sno—nou. ano- delivered has been very careful. she-well, she was- delivered has been very careful. she-well, she was veryl she said that well, she was very strong. she strong. she said that she thought secretary was thought the home secretary was racist. she to language racist. she referred to language wran— racist. she referred to language non-ro— racist. she referred to language with-to channel- with regards to channel nroranro. — with regards to channel migrants. crtr�* with regards to channel migrants. “rt.“ with regards to channel- migrants. .then she referred migrants. and then she referred to of language used over to kind of language used over the weekend, referring to

obviously , her announcements on obviously, her announcements on the gang scandal, the the grooming gang scandal, the government's plans to clamp government's new plans to clamp down the scandal after the gb down on the scandal after the gb news campaigning . now, this news campaigning. now, this follows comments— news campaigning. now, this follows comments by- \r rt.?t“ g“ “3 now, this follows comments by the \r rt?t“ g“ “3 now, this follows comments by the nspcc, the follows comments by the nspcc, rno cnrro— follows comments by the nspcc, the child safeguarding charity , the child safeguarding charity, ano— the child safeguarding charity, who received _ the child safeguarding charity, who received actually £600,000 from— who received actually £600,000 from no— who received actually £600,000 from the government as a part of nose— from the government as a part of rnooo now— from the government as a part of these new claims.— from the government as a part of these new claims. they said that ornorrno— these new claims. they said that ornorrno our— these new claims. they said that ornorrno our ono— these new claims. they said that singling out one race was unnorornr— singling out one race was nnnorornr .— singling out one race was unhelpful . tracy brabin the west unhelpful. tracy brabin the west vornonrro— unhelpful. tracy brabin the west yorkshire mayor,— unhelpful. tracy brabin the west yorkshire mayor, said that it dog— yorkshire mayor, said that it was dog whistle— yorkshire mayor, said that it was dog whistle politics. and oroar— was dog whistle politics. and arzar. rno— was dog whistle politics. and afzal, the chief— was dog whistle politics. and afzal, the chief prosecutor for the rochdale_ afzal, the chief prosecutor for the rochdale grooming gang ooanoar.— the rochdale grooming gang scandal, said— the rochdale grooming gang scandal, said that her language was dangerous. _ scandal, said that her language was dangerous. now baroness was dangerous. now the baroness has was dangerous. now the baroness nao gono— was dangerous. now the baroness nao oono-oroo— was dangerous. now the baroness has gone-step-with. has gone one step further with no— has gone one step further with no rorn— has gone one step further with this term racist.— has gone one step further with this term racist. and yes, i rnrnn— this term racist. and yes, i rnrnn-ro— this term racist. and yes, i rnrnk-ro vory- this term racist. and yes, i think is very unhelpful think this is very unhelpful rnoooo— think this is very unhelpful rnoooo .— think this is very unhelpful rnoooo . r— think this is very unhelpful indeed . i think— think this is very unhelpful indeed . i think that i think indeed. i think that i think rnar— indeed. i think that i think that statistically what the home soororary— that statistically what the home soororary oaro— that statistically what the home secretary said was— that statistically what the home secretary said was correct. and the secretary said was correct. and no work— secretary said was correct. and no work or— secretary said was correct. and the work of gb— secretary said was correct. and the work of gb news has actually gono— the work of gb news has actually gone nay— the work of gb news has actually gone nay ro— the work of gb news has actually gone some way to help support mar.— gone some way to help support rnar. non— gone some way to help support rnar. non rno— gone some way to help support that. now the detractors of the nono — that. now the detractors of the home secretary— that. now the detractors of the home secretary say that the 2020 nono— home secretary say that the 2020 nono ornoo— home secretary say that the 2020 home office review— home secretary say that the 2020 home office review into group rooarrooo— home office review into group localised child— home office review into group localised child sexual exploitation, - localised child sexual exploitation, they often claim rnar— exploitation, they often claim no n— exploitation, they often claim that it showed— exploitation, they often claim that it showed that majority anno— that it showed that majority nnrro non— that it showed that majority white men were— that it showed that majority white men were to blame. it

oooon-r— white men were to blame. it doesn't actually— white men were to blame. it doesn't actually show that. and many— doesn't actually show that. and many or— doesn't actually show that. and many of nor— doesn't actually show that. and many of her detractors are roryrno— many of her detractors are roryrno on— many of her detractors are relying on that. - many of her detractors are relying on that. instead it found— relying on that. instead it found that— relying on that. instead it found that 30% of grooming gang annooro— found that 30% of grooming gang abusers were white— found that 30% of grooming gang abusers were white versus 28% noon— abusers were white versus 28% noon. rnar-o— abusers were white versus 28% asian. that's not— abusers were white versus 28% asian. that's not saying most . asian. that's not saying most. rr-o— asian. that's not saying most. on oayrng— asian. that's not saying most. on oayrng moor— asian. that's not saying most. it's saying most common. now, the it's saying most common. now, rno oronron— it's saying most common. now, the problem that— it's saying most common. now, the problem that the home office rooon— the problem that the home office rooon noo— the problem that the home office rooon nao ro— the problem that the home office report had is that— the problem that the home office report had is that it— the problem that the home office report had is that it was roryrno— report had is that it was roryrno on— report had is that it was relying on insufficient data. a lot relying on insufficient data. a or or— relying on insufficient data. a or or a— relying on insufficient data. a or or a or— relying on insufficient data. a lot of a lot of— relying on insufficient data. a lot of a lot of constabulary noon-r— lot of a lot of constabulary hadn't filled— lot of a lot of constabulary hadn't filled out ethnicity data . ano— hadn't filled out ethnicity data . ana rnar-o— hadn't filled out ethnicity data . and that's why— hadn't filled out ethnicity data . and that's why the government is . and that's why the government o no— . and that's why the government is now launching— . and that's why the government is now launching more of a roonrrononr— is now launching more of a requirement on— is now launching more of a requirement on ethnicity data to be requirement on ethnicity data to no oaornroo— requirement on ethnicity data to be captured and— requirement on ethnicity data to be captured and also there's not ononon— be captured and also there's not enough government research or aoaoonro— enough government research or academic research— enough government research or academic research to support rnooo— academic research to support those claims— academic research to support those claims .— academic research to support those claims . now, more those claims. now, more rooonrry.— those claims. now, more recently, data- those claims. now, more recently, data has shown that nrrrron— recently, data has shown that british pakistanis are vastly overrepresented in this kind of anooo— overrepresented in this kind of anooo ano— overrepresented in this kind of abuse, and that's— overrepresented in this kind of abuse, and that's what the home soororary— abuse, and that's what the home soororary nas— abuse, and that's what the home secretary was referring to. voan. — secretary was referring to. yeah, indeed.— secretary was referring to. yeah, indeed. and- secretary was referring to. yeah, indeed. and i- secretary was referring to. yeah, indeed. and i think look, for people like myself looking at this now, was a bit of a at this now, it was a bit of a bang your head the desk bang your head against the desk moment because for so long people were afraid being people were so afraid of being called racist that people were burying their heads sand. burying their heads in the sand. with this. and that has with all of this. and that has been in various been evidenced in various different inquiries. south yorkshire police, for example, as , saying, look, were as well, saying, look, we were we scared of the racial

we were scared of the racial backlash stoking racial tensions. that horrendous phrase that has frankly allowed stuff like this to continue. and when ihear like this to continue. and when i hear people like baroness warsi talking about this and saying, well, you know, this is essentially language, essentially racist language, i kind of it and go, here kind of look at it and go, here we go again. just kicking we go again. and we just kicking the road again. an the can down the road again. an absolutely. and you know,- absolutely. and you know, when i orono— absolutely. and you know, when i ooono—soororary- absolutely. and you know, when i spoke secretary last spoke to the home secretary last nook— spoke to the home secretary last week-rochdale,— spoke to the home secretary last week . rochdale, - she - week in rochdale, when she annonnooo—i week in rochdale, when shei announced _, she week in rochdale, when she- announced _, she led announced these plans, she led ann— announced these plans, she led non-nor— announced these plans, she led with .not racist— announced these plans, she led with - not racist to - announced these plans, she led with not racist to tell the with it's not racist to tell the non — with it's not racist to tell the truth. .that's_ with it's not racist to tell the truth. .that's the - with it's not racist to tell the truth. that's the really truth. and that's the really rnoonanr— truth. and that's the really important thing here, that for so important thing here, that for oo tong.— important thing here, that for oo longrlthink_ important thing here, that for so long, think many so long, i think so many investigations,- so long, i think so many investigations, the police , the investigations, the police, the roar— investigations, the police, the rooar—ro - local authorities failed to rno — local authorities failed to assess the truth and to properly rnvoorroaro — assess the truth and to properly rnvoorroaro n— assess the truth and to properly investigate it due— assess the truth and to properly investigate it due to those roaro— investigate it due to those fears-racism _ investigate it due to those fears-racism .- investigate it due to those fears racism . now, we know in fears of racism. now, we know in ronao— fears of racism. now, we know in telford,.example,_ fears of racism. now, we know in telford, example, that the telford, for example, that the noon— telford, for example, that the asian population— telford, for example, that the asian population in 2011 was inor— asian population in 2011 was nor orono— asian population in 2011 was nor onto-rhy- asian population in 2011 was just 4.7% they were vastly just 4.7% and they were vastly overrepresented _ just 4.7% and they were vastly overrepresented in the abuse in nornornan.— overrepresented in the abuse in nornornan. 2— overrepresented in the abuse in rotherham, 2 to— overrepresented in the abuse in rotherham, 2 to 3% of the ooonrarron— rotherham, 2 to 3% of the population, and they were vastly overrepresented _ population, and they were vastly overrepresented in— population, and they were vastly overrepresented in the abuse. so oroarry— overrepresented in the abuse. so oroarry-ro— overrepresented in the abuse. so clearly-islproblem- overrepresented in the abuse. so clearly is problem and clearly this is a problem and no— clearly this is a problem and rno-nar-onry— clearly this is a problem and the-majority of- clearly this is a problem and the majority of the british the vast majority of the british rakroranr — the vast majority of the british pakistani community are are nononraoro.— pakistani community are are honourable, decent, law abiding ooooro— honourable, decent, law abiding ooooro .— honourable, decent, law abiding ooooro . nor— honourable, decent, law abiding people . but unless we pursue people. but unless we pursue rnro— people. but unless we pursue rnro nono— people. but unless we pursue

this issue and— people. but unless we pursue this issue and its— people. but unless we pursue this issue and its background ano— this issue and its background and no— this issue and its background and its origins,— this issue and its background and its origins, then we won't ooar— and its origins, then we won't ooar nrrn. — and its origins, then we won't deal with. there's- and its origins, then we won't deal with. tr“rt:t: r: ”rt: ”rt: t deal with. there's a difference. isn't there a massive difference between discussing things in the round being banned from round and being banned from discussing them at all for fear of being called a racist ? of being called a racist? charlie, thank you very, very much. gb much. charlie peters there, gb news investigative reporter . and news investigative reporter. and by i would also highly by the way, i would also highly recommend online, recommend and going online, just typing charlie peters, gb typing in charlie peters, gb news, will some news, and you will see some stellar stuff this stellar stuff that this guy producing thank producing for us. thank you very, much. now, we reached very, very much. now, we reached out to home they out to the home office. they sent the following statement. strong actually strong stuff. this is actually the home secretary been the home secretary has been clear child clear that all despicable child abusers be to abusers must be brought to justice will not shy justice and she will not shy away telling hard truths, away from telling hard truths, particularly it to particularly when it comes to the of women and the grooming of young women and girls in britain's towns who have authorities have been failed by authorities over . as the home over decades. as the home secretary said, vast secretary has said, the vast majority british pakistanis secretary has said, the vast majlawi british pakistanis secretary has said, the vast majlaw abiding, ih pakistanis secretary has said, the vast majlaw abiding, upstanding; are law abiding, upstanding citizens. but independent reports were unequivocal that in towns like rochdale, rotherham and telford, culture sensitivities have meant thousands of young girls were abused under the noses of councils and police. there you go. now, arlene foster go. okay. now, arlene foster says that joe biden hates the

uk. is she right? nigel farage is about to give his verdict right here on this show. i'm patrick christys on gb news. we are britain's news

channel welcome back. now very shortly, nigel farage, the man himself, is going to be joining me live on this show to give his opinion as or not the as to whether or not the president of the united states, joe biden, actually hates the uk arlene former leader of arlene foster former leader of the dup, of course. presenter on this channel came out very strongly and said that she thinks he does hate uk. joe thinks he does hate the uk. joe biden's dishing it out biden's been dishing it out quite lot, hasn't he , about quite a lot, hasn't he, about the idea that he's irish? he's irish, of course, yes. i mean, i think pretty everyone's think pretty much everyone's irish you go back think pretty much everyone's iritthe you go back think pretty much everyone's iritthe great, you go back think pretty much everyone's iritthe great, great,you go back think pretty much everyone's iritthe great, great, great, back to the great, great, great, great, grandfathers but great, great grandfathers. but there i believe that there we are. i believe that nigel nigel farage nigel joins me now. nigel farage is here live. and ready to go. nigel, good stuff. does joe biden hate the uk ? do you know?

biden hate the uk? do you know? patrick hate is a very strong word and i think probably overused . does he dislike the uk overused. does he dislike the uk very clearly . overused. does he dislike the uk very clearly. is he prejudiced against the uk? yeah. without any shadow of a doubt. does he . any shadow of a doubt. does he. does he dislike the colour orange erg? did he refuse to answer a bbc question by saying i'm irish? yes all of that's true . he of course , also true. he of course, also importantly is a globalist , importantly is a globalist, which means that, you know, leaving the european union he views as being a complete and utter disaster. but hate may be a bit too strong. do you think that it a bit too strong. do you think thatitis a bit too strong. do you think that it is actually quite , quite that it is actually quite, quite disappointing? nigel that he spent a few hours in northern ireland, most of which he was asleep playing up to the old sleepy joe line. now really. and most of which he was asleep. a little coffee with our prime minister. i mean , i think nana

minister. i mean, i think nana is actually quite disrespectful, nigel, is it . is actually quite disrespectful, nigel, is it. not to a degree it is , nigel, is it. not to a degree it n . yoo. — nigel, is it. not to a degree it is , yes. but of course he's is, yes. but of course he's using this trip really for election purposes, as previous american presidents have done. although it's funny, you know, with this irish, this irish diaspora in america, a lot of them actually come from the protestant northern irish tradition. not all from the catholic south, but that seems to have been forgotten. look, his trip up was cursory- .. 3“ look, his trip up was cursory to say no— his trip up was cursory to say no boo.— his trip up was cursory to say the best, mildly— his trip up was cursory to say the best, mildly disrespect , the best, mildly disrespect, anrnr. — the best, mildly disrespect, anrnr. nor— the best, mildly disrespect, awful. but in— the best, mildly disrespect, awful. but in his- the best, mildly disrespect, awful. .. t“ the best, mildly disrespect, awful. .. .. cc awful. but in his favour. i will say this. he didn't say anything stupid today. he didn't say anything provocative today other than, of course, by backing rishi sunak windsor framework saying that it dealt with the technical difficulties of brexit, which it does not. but you could lay more of- ettx c rt“ c : but you could lay more of the blame on ma— you could lay more of the blame on no on— you could lay more of the blame on that on the— you could lay more of the blame on that on the prime minister rnar— on that on the prime minister no no— on that on the prime minister no no an— on that on the prime minister that he can on— on that on the prime minister that he can on joe biden , the that he can on joe biden, the oooorar— that he can on joe biden, the special relationship is

effectively _ special relationship is effectively it's in the fridge at effectively it's in the fridge ar rnro— effectively it's in the fridge at this moment— effectively it's in the fridge at this moment in time, but you— at this moment in time, but you gor— at this moment in time, but you do a— at this moment in time, but we'll get a new— at this moment in time, but we'll get a new president in mo— we'll get a new president in zozr ano— we'll get a new president in 2024 and then— we'll get a new president in 2024 and then things can get a lot 2024 and then things can get a or ooroor— 2024 and then things can get a or ooroor. — 2024 and then things can get a lot closer . okay,— 2024 and then things can get a lot closer. cj

from there's more of from sue. there's loads more of this i was hoping that this as well. i was hoping that meghan would come i could meghan would come so i could tell really think of tell her what i really think of her. mike. it's her. that's from mike. it's probably job did probably a good job that she did at yourself in at mike. you'd land yourself in at mike. you'd land yourself in a by doing that, a lot of trouble by doing that, but now loads coming in, but yes, now loads coming in, loads in half loads coming in in the next half hour this including hour of this show, including this unusual story. i want your views on this 19 year old joshua del bono is now facing life in prison for murder and he was caught after being shopped to the police by his own mum. i want to know whether or not you would grass your own kid up to the police if they committed a crime, would you? i'm not sure i would. and i think that might make me a bad person, but i'm just not sure i would. and we already didn't we, that we already knew, didn't we, that we were training ukrainian troops in but our elite british in the uk. but our elite british special forces on the ground in ukraine right now, though, i've got your news headlines with the wonderful polly middlehurst .

wonderful polly middlehurst. patrick thank you. and the top stories patrick thank you. and the top oronoo rnro— patrick thank you. and the top stories this hour— patrick thank you. and the top stories this hour on— patrick thank you. and the top stories this hour on gb- rtot “r?

. it took long, hard years of work to get to this place. it took a people willing to come together in good faith and to risk boldly for the future , for. risk boldly for the future, for. in other news today, the bma has fornauy— in other news today, the bma has fornauy aokoo— in other news today, the bma has formally asked the— in other news today, the bma has formally asked the government to onror— formally asked the government to onror rans— formally asked the government to enter talks, facilitate, facilitate _ enter talks, facilitate, facilitate , _ enter talks, facilitate, facilitate , i- enter talks, facilitate, facilitate , i should say, by the facilitate, i should say, by the conciliation— facilitate, i should say, by the conciliation service acas to non— conciliation service acas to non ono— conciliation service acas to nor on no — conciliation service acas to help end the junior doctors pay oroonro— help end the junior doctors pay oroonro .— help end the junior doctors pay oroonro . n— help end the junior doctors pay dispute . it comes— help end the junior doctors pay dispute . it comes after dispute. it comes after thousands— dispute. it comes after thousands of- dispute. it comes after thousands of junior doctors in rnorano— thousands of junior doctors in england walked— thousands of junior doctors in england walked out for the oooono— england walked out for the oooono or— england walked out for the second of four— england walked out for the second of four days of industrial— second of four days of industrial action downing street has industrial action downing street nao rornooo— industrial action downing street has refused to— industrial action downing street has refused to negotiate unless the has refused to negotiate unless rno ronaon— has refused to negotiate unless the british medical association aoanoono— the british medical association abandons demands for a 35% pay rise abandons demands for a 35% pay ano— abandons demands for a 35% pay rise and calls— abandons demands for a 35% pay rise and calls off— abandons demands for a 35% pay rise and calls off the strikes. sono— rise and calls off the strikes. some breaking— rise and calls off the strikes. some breaking news in the last nonn— some breaking news in the last noon rno— some breaking news in the last hour. the former— some breaking news in the last hour. the former bbc radio one dj, tim— hour. the former bbc radio one dj, tim westwood_ hour. the former bbc radio one dj, tim westwood ,— hour. the former bbc radio one dj, tim westwood , has been dj, tim westwood, has been rnrornonoo— dj, tim westwood, has been interviewed twice under caution, we interviewed twice under caution, no nnoororano.— interviewed twice under caution, we understand, for— interviewed twice under caution, we understand, for five alleged sex we understand, for five alleged ononooo— we understand, for five alleged sex offences .— we understand, for five alleged sex offences . between 1982 and sex offences. between 1982 and zero.— sex offences. between 1982 and zero. anon— sex offences. between 1982 and 2016, when the— sex offences. between 1982 and 2016, when the metropolitan nonco— 2016, when the metropolitan rorroo oayo— 2016, when the metropolitan police says it— 2016, when the metropolitan

police says it interviewed a 65 yoar— police says it interviewed a 65 yoar oro— police says it interviewed a 65 yoar oro an— police says it interviewed a 65 year old man on— police says it interviewed a 65 year old man on march the 15th ano— year old man on march the 15th and nonr— year old man on march the 15th and non rno— year old man on march the 15th and april the 4th. _ year old man on march the 15th and april the 4th. this year. rnoro-o— and april the 4th. this year. there's been— and april the 4th. this year. there's been no— and april the 4th. this year. there's been no arrest last yoar.— there's been no arrest last yoar. a— there's been no arrest last year, a statement from a rep nooonrarrvo— year, a statement from a rep resentative of— year, a statement from a rep resentative of tim westwood said he resentative of tim westwood said no orrongry— resentative of tim westwood said he strongly denied— resentative of tim westwood said he strongly denied all allegations- he strongly denied all allegations .- he strongly denied all allegations. happens and it's noon— allegations. happens and it's been confirmed— allegations. happens and it's been confirmed the duchess of snooo— been confirmed the duchess of snooo non-r— been confirmed the duchess of sussex won't be— been confirmed the duchess of sussex won't be attending the ooronarron— sussex won't be attending the coronation of— sussex won't be attending the coronation of king charles in may— coronation of king charles in may .— coronation of king charles in may . nnr— coronation of king charles in may . on no— coronation of king charles in may. but the duke of coronation of king charles in may . but the duke of sussex, may. but the duke of sussex, harry— may. but the duke of sussex, narry nun— may. but the duke of sussex, narry nru. rn— may. but the duke of sussex, harry will. in a— may. but the duke of sussex, harry will. in a statement, the oaraoo— harry will. in a statement, the oaraoo oaro— harry will. in a statement, the palace said meghan markle will rn— palace said meghan markle will remain in california with their onrroron.— remain in california with their children. prince— remain in california with their children. prince archie and rnnoooo— children. prince archie and princess lilibet. the announcement follows weeks of oooonrarron— announcement follows weeks of speculation following the publication— speculation following the publication of— speculation following the publication of prince harry's anroorograony.— publication of prince harry's autobiography, spare on tv onnno— autobiography, spare on tv onnno .— autobiography, spare on tv onnno . on— autobiography, spare on tv online , on dab+ radio, and on online, on dab+ radio, and on no— online, on dab+ radio, and on no rnno— online, on dab+ radio, and on no rnno rn— online, on dab+ radio, and on no rnno rn app.— online, on dab+ radio, and on the tune in app. this is gb nons— the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's— the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . channel news, britain's news. channel nrroor— news, britain's news. channel direct bullion— news, britain's news. channel direct bullion sponsors the rrnanoo— direct bullion sponsors the finance report— direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news news for ooro— finance report on gb news news for ooro ano— finance report on gb news news for gold and silver— finance report on gb news news for gold and silver investment . for gold and silver investment. at for gold and silver investment. ar oo— for gold and silver investment. ar oo rno— for gold and silver investment. at so the pound— for gold and silver investment. at so the pound today will buy

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stabbing was over a £20 debt and happenedin stabbing was over a £20 debt and happened in a public car park in radstock in somerset . delbono radstock in somerset. delbono fled the scene. dispose of the knife and burned his clothes . knife and burned his clothes. but around six hours after the murder , his own mother called murder, his own mother called the police to tell them about what her son had done and said he was she was keeping him at her address . i've got her address. i've got a recording for you now . of that recording for you now. of that 999 call, let's play it . police 999 call, let's play it. police emergency. what's- iii t?cc c police emergency. what's your location . an— emergency. what's your location . nn— emergency. what's your location .an nr. rn— emergency. what's your location , man? hi, i'm from— emergency. what's your location , man? hi, i'm from. emergency. what's your location , man? hi, i'm from . okay. , man? hi, i'm from. okay. wnar-o— , man? hi, i'm from. okay. what's happening ? , man? hi, i'm from. okay, what's happening 7 3...” , man? hi, i'm from. okay. what's happening ? solar what's happening? my son's nnen— what's happening? my son's killed someone . okay.- what's happening? solar ccrt.r: okay. all right. killed someone. okay. all right. okay. — killed someone. okay. all right. okay. can— killed someone. okay. all right. okay. can yon— killed someone. okay. all right. okay. can you tell— killed someone. okay. all right. okay. can you tell me- ccrt:r: okay. all right. okay. can you tell me where it oao— okay. can you tell me where it ar— okay. can you tell me where it was? at radstock— okay. can you tell me where it was? at radstock earlier. he's inor— was? at radstock earlier. he's inor oonao— was? at radstock earlier. he's just come back. _ was? at radstock earlier. he's just come back. i've just found on— just come back. i've just found on non— just come back. i've just found on non rn— just come back. i've just found on non n my— just come back. i've just found out he's in my house now, but i oon-r— out he's in my house now, but i cant inor— out he's in my house now, but i cant no or— out he's in my house now, but i can't just let him— out he's in my house now, but i can't just let him go anywhere. nooo— can't just let him go anywhere. nooo no— can't just let him go anywhere. nooo no know— can't just let him go anywhere. does he know you're on the phone?— does he know you're on the phone? roan— does he know you're on the phone? yeah he's here. i've told nn— phone? yeah he's here. i've told nrn roo— phone? yeah he's here. i've told nrn r-vo aor— phone? yeah he's here. i've told nrn r-vo oor ro— phone? yeah he's here. i've told him i've got to do— phone? yeah he's here. i've told him i've got to do it. phone? yeah he's here. i've told him i've got to do it . him i've got to do it. wow. conno— him i've got to do it. wow. conro yon— him i've got to do it. wow. conro yon oo— him i've got to do it. wow. could you do that? i i'm already getting emails in about this

saying it's morally the right thing to do. john's been honest . it's morally the right thing to have taken a lot to do. he must have taken a lot of being of guts. i if i'm being completely with i completely honest with you, i think me a bad think maybe this makes me a bad person i don't i could do person. i don't think i could do that if it was my child with me now is psychologist emma kenny. emma, this is a rape. now is psychologist emma kenny. emma, this is a rape . really, emma, this is a rape. really, really tough one. i mean , what really tough one. i mean, what do you make of it? what's what's your view? do you think do you think that, you know, psychologically albie this this woman must be absolutely devastated that she was put in a position where basically position where she's basically shopped to the police ? shopped her kid to the police? yeah.| shopped her kid to the police? yeah. i mean, what you go rnronon— yeah. i mean, what you go through there— yeah. i mean, what you go through there is- yeah. i mean, what you go through there is a whole raft of onorrono— through there is a whole raft of emotions because,— through there is a whole raft of emotions because, first of all, non— emotions because, first of all, non going— emotions because, first of all, non going ro— emotions because, first of all, non going ro gor— emotions because, first of all, he's going to get caught. the nnonnooo— he's going to get caught. the likelihood is— he's going to get caught. the likelihood is he'll— he's going to get caught. the likelihood is he'll have described happened described what happened and she'll that he's she'll understand that he's going be essentially arrested going to be essentially arrested . and so, secondly, she doesn't nonr— . and so, secondly, she doesn't nanr nn— . and so, secondly, she doesn't nanr nrn ro— . and so, secondly, she doesn't want him to .off_ and so, secondly, she doesn't want him to off because that want him to run off because that oonro— want him to run off because that oonro-rno— want him to run off because that oonro-nro rn— want him to run off because that could life in danger could put his life in danger nnon— could put his life in danger anon-noo- could put his life in danger when have done when people have done things noo— when people have done things nko-rnoy— when people have done things like-they know- when people have done things like they know that like this and they know that rnorr— like this and they know that their-coming- like this and they know that their coming and their their time is coming and their uro— their time is coming and their too-oo— their time is coming and their rrro-oo ar— their time is coming and their life-be at risk— their time is coming and their life be at risk because life can be at risk because of no— life can be at risk because of rno—rnorr the way they feel about their own mortality— the way they feel about their own mortality .— the way they feel about their own mortality . so it's a own mortality. so it's a ornronrr— own mortality. so it's a difficult—,- own mortality. so it's ai difficult_, but own mortality. so it's a- difficult_, but it's difficult dichotomy, but it's going— difficult dichotomy, but it's oorno ro— difficult dichotomy, but it's oorno ro ono— difficult dichotomy, but it's

going to end up the same result, nnron— going to end up the same result, nnron ro— going to end up the same result, nnron ro no-o— going to end up the same result, which is he's going— going to end up the same result, which is he's going to be arrooroo— which is he's going to be arrooroo .— which is he's going to be arrested . and- which is he's going to be arrested . and her acting this arrested. and her acting this way— arrested. and her acting this way ro— arrested. and her acting this way n a— arrested. and her acting this way is a direct— arrested. and her acting this way is a direct message to him oronr— way is a direct message to him about accountability and responsibility. and i totally hear what you say when you say at the end of the day, i don't know if i could do it, but that's because not been know if i could do it, but thrthatiecause not been know if i could do it, but thrthat situation. you not been know if i could do it, but thrthat situation. you were een in that situation. you were a loving in that situation. you were a royrno oaronr.— in that situation. you were a loving parent. you'd-tol loving parent. you'd want to anno— loving parent. you'd want to bring-in— loving parent. you'd want to orrno-rn rno- loving parent. you'd want to bring in the lime and bring the pigs in the lime and the bring the pigs in the lime and no onovor— bring the pigs in the lime and the shovel because in your head rnar-o— the shovel because in your head rnar-onnr— the shovel because in your head that'sbut-consequences- the shovel because in your head that': c t:t do. but the consequences are you'd kid was you'd know that the kid was going caught and you can going to get caught and you can actually help them deal actually help them a great deal by them take that by helping them to take that accountable. it's accountable. motty and it's a shame, he didn't shame, really, that he didn't follow take follow through and take accountability . dodi that's why accountability. dodi that's why he's a minimum 21 years he's got a minimum 21 years because go guilty. because he didn't go guilty. and that's a really good and that's a reallydgood point. and that's a really good point. rho— and that's a really good point. the sentence,— and that's a really good point. the sentence, it's— and that's a really good point. the sentence, it's a— and that's a really good point. the sentence, it's a really- and that's a really good point. the sentence, it's a really good point that because look , point that emma because look, his mum's shocked him, that must have been so difficult. you i think you've hit the nail on the head there she was head there saying she was probably do him probably trying to do him a favour roundabout way. he favour in a roundabout way. he could gone there, could have gone there, pled guilty gone . look at guilty and just gone. look at this. trying to out. this. he's trying to get out. he said not said clearly that lesson has not been him and he's been learnt by him and he's going 21 years as going to have 21 years as a minimum to learn it just tell me

though, as a you know, for this mother, if she'd have kept that to herself , i mean, mother, if she'd have kept that to herself, i mean, her mother, if she'd have kept that to herself , i mean, her life to herself, i mean, her life arguably wouldn't have been worth living. really just deaung worth living. really just dealing with this constant daily thing of i know what my son's done even if he didn't get caught, you know , we see some caught, you know, we see some very heinous parents who don't actually make their children take responsibility. and that's the take responsibility. and that's no roaon— take responsibility. and that's no a— take responsibility. and that's the reason a lot— take responsibility. and that's the reason a lot of— take responsibility. and that's the reason a lot of the- c and that's the reason a lot of the time nor— the reason a lot of the time their children— the reason a lot of the time their children are the way they are. we've-this- their children are the way they are. we've-this in- their children are the way they are. we've-this in lots. their children are the way they are. .. are. we've seen this in lots of areas. for example, of liverpool in manchester, essentially in manchester, where essentially crime really care crime parents really don't care about have done about what their kids have done and them to the and actually defend them to the point where they essentially allow behaviour that totally allow behaviour that is totally out control . and so i have a out of control. and so i have a complete empathy this complete empathy with this mother who genuinely has probably done she and probably done all she could and her child has still made a horrible decision . and the horrible decision. and the consequences are that morally and ethically she couldn't have lived with that . at the same lived with that. at the same time, think you've to be time, i think you've got to be very when it very careful and clear when it comes down to a criminal situation. aware that situation. if she's aware that he has carried this crime out.

and imagine told her, and i imagine that he told her, then becomes a person who is then she becomes a person who is also criminally liable. so it's really essential that people realise that if, you know about information and you don't, then tell the police you essentially are co—conspirator to that are a co—conspirator to that particular on a lesser particular crime. on a lesser level. but did the right level. but she did the right thing on every level, both on a personal level for herself and certainly ethically and certainly on an ethically and moralistic but at the moralistic level. but at the same , gosh, no parent who's same time, gosh, no parent who's good and decent wants to be in a situation. an good and decent wants to be in a situation . an absolute shocker. situation. an absolute shocker. ano— situation. an absolute shocker. ana rynn-o— situation. an absolute shocker. and lynn's been— situation. an absolute shocker. and lynn's been on— .. an absolute shocker. and lynn's been on lynn's says, rook.— and lynn's been on lynn's says, rook. rarnon— and lynn's been on lynn's says, look, patrick, what— and lynn's been on lynn's says, look, patrick, what if it was yonr— look, patrick, what if it was yonr on— look, patrick, what if it was your son who'd— look, patrick, what if it was your son who'd been stabbed to roam— your son who'd been stabbed to ooarno—ro- your son who'd been stabbed toi death? _to know. death? you would want to know. vonro— death? you would want to know. you're absolutely— death? you would want to know. you're absolutely right. and you know.— you're absolutely right. and you knorr-oaro— you're absolutely right. and you know,-said there,- you're absolutely right. and you know, said there, emma, know, like you said there, emma, the know, like you said there, emma, rno-roaoon— know, like you said there, emma, the-reason-sitting- know, like you said there, emma, the reason sitting here the only reason i'm sitting here say/ingr— the only reason i'm sitting here sayingr-don't_ the only reason i'm sitting here saying, don't know saying, i just don't know if i oonao— saying, i just don't know if i oonro navo— saying, i just don't know if i could have done— saying, i just don't know if i could have done it, would i nonra— could have done it, would i nonro r— could have done it, would i would i have— could have done it, would i would i have helped, know, would i have helped, you know, onrn—rnar- would i have helped, you know, burn—that i've- burn the clothes that i've norooo— burn the clothes that i've helped _this- burn the clothes that i've- helped _thislbecause burn the clothes that i've- hhaven't-thislbecause burn the clothes that i've hhaven't been this because burn the clothes that i've hhaven't been putlis because burn the clothes that i've hhaven't been put in because burn the clothes that i've hhaven't been put in thatecause i haven't been put in that orrnarron— i haven't been put in that situation _think- i haven't been put in that situation think maybe i haven't been put in that- situation _think maybe the situation. and i think maybe the nor—ny— situation. and i think maybe the nror—rry ro- first thought is to try to noon— first thought is to try to protect-and. first thought is to try to. protect-and then protect your kid. and then you oran— start thinking about all the oanaoo— start thinking about all the damage .their- start thinking about all the- damage .their-have damage that their actions have nono— damage that their actions have oono. oon-r— damage that their actions have done, don't you?— damage that their actions have done, don't you? and it builds fron— done, don't you? and it builds non rnoro. — done, don't you? and it builds from there. but— done, don't you? and it builds from there. but you do get some nornono— from there. but you do get some heinous parents,— from there. but you do get some heinous parents, you're saying, rnno.— heinous parents, you're saying, rnno-oo— heinous parents, you're saying, rnno-no aor— heinous parents, you're saying, emma, do get some heinous parents, you're saying, emma,-do get some who emma, you do get some people who who

emma, you do get some people who nno wru— emma, you do get some people who nno not nor— emma, you do get some people who who will just protect— emma, you do get some people who who will just protect their kids at who will just protect their kids arioooro— who will just protect their kids arioooro o— who will just protect their kids at.costs ? oh,— who will just protect their kids at costs ? oh, absolutely . at all costs? oh, absolutely. anno— at all costs? oh, absolutely. aroro yon— at all costs? oh, absolutely. aroro yon aor— at all costs? oh, absolutely. albie you get horrific- at all costs? oh, absolutely. albie you get horrific parents who often are crime related themselves and seem to believe that there is a code where criminal behaviour is concerned. they really don't care about the collateral damage. we've seen that with the death of olivia in liverpool recently, where that little nine year old girl was shot and essentially the whole family on the side the family were on the side of the killer actually of killer. and actually a lot of the community were too. the crime community were too. so to , there are these to some degree, there are these individuals that create the typology of that we're typology of child that we're talking . and then there talking about. and then there are this who made a are kids like this who made a horrible decision and likely wise, if they hadn't been in that sliding doors moment, there would be very different would be a very different outcome. mother outcome. but for that mother there, she's also got a 21 year sentence. now and that's really challenging for her. but all that you're right, that empathy and you're right, you're is i'll do you're feeling is i'll do anything protect my child, you're feeling is i'll do any killg protect my child, you're feeling is i'll do any kill to protect my child, you're feeling is i'll do any kill to protecttt my child, you're feeling is i'll do any kill to protect myy child, you're feeling is i'll do any kill to protect my child. i, i'll kill to protect my child. but killed another but when they've killed another child, changes. this is it. child, it changes. this is it. emma, thank— child, it changes. this is it. emma, thank you- t“ cr: c tg this is it. emma, thank you very, very much and roauy— emma, thank you very, very much and roarry oroar— emma, thank you very, very much and really great to— emma, thank you very, very much and really great to get your rnoronr— and really great to get your insight there. _ and really great to get your insight there. fascinating story for

insight there. fascinating story to an— insight there. fascinating story for on no— insight there. fascinating story for all the reasons, but for all the wrong reasons, but no— for all the wrong reasons, but rr-o-or— for all the wrong reasons, but rr-o-or ooooro- it's got a lot of people rarnno. — it's got a lot of people talking. kenney, it's got a lot of people- talking. _kenney, thank you talking. emma kenney, thank you on— talking. emma kenney, thank you vorylvory— talking. emma kenney, thank you very very psychologist very, very much, psychologist moro— very, very much, psychologist moo-ano— very, very much, psychologist there. and gentlemen. there. ladies and gentlemen. roo— there. ladies and gentlemen. r-yo-oono— there. ladies and gentlemen. i've some breaking to i've got some breaking news to bring— i've got some breaking news to bring-now— i've got some breaking news to bring-now .— i've got some breaking news to bring-now . a- i've got some breaking news to bring now . a teenager has bring to you now. a teenager has noon— bring to you now. a teenager has noon onarooo— bring to you now. a teenager has been charged with— bring to you now. a teenager has been charged with manslaughter rouonrno— been charged with manslaughter rouonrno rno — been charged with manslaughter following the deaths of four ooooro— following the deaths of four people twing— following the deaths of four people trying to cross the enron— people trying to cross the english channel in a small boat raor— english channel in a small boat raor yoar. — english channel in a small boat raor yoar. o— english channel in a small boat last year. 19 year— english channel in a small boat last year. 19 year old ibrahim aooao— last year. 19 year old ibrahim aooao noo— last year. 19 year old ibrahim abbas has been— last year. 19 year old ibrahim abbas has been charged in oonnoorron— abbas has been charged in connection with— abbas has been charged in connection with the deaths, nnron— connection with the deaths, which happened as 39 people were rooonoo— which happened as 39 people were rescued on december the 14th. nnona— rescued on december the 14th. anona noo— rescued on december the 14th. bucha has previously been onarooo— bucha has previously been charged with— bucha has previously been charged with people smuggling orronooo— charged with people smuggling offences and— charged with people smuggling offences and is— charged with people smuggling offences and is set to appear at rorkoorono— offences and is set to appear at folkestone magistrates court rornnorroro— folkestone magistrates court tomorrow to face the manslaughter charges. so that's the manslaughter charges. so that's no oroanno— manslaughter charges. so that's the breaking news— manslaughter charges. so that's the breaking news there now for yon.— the breaking news there now for yon. roonaoor— the breaking news there now for you. teenager charged with manslaughter— you. teenager charged with manslaughter .— you. teenager charged with manslaughter. all right, moving on, manslaughter. all right, moving roakoo— manslaughter. all right, moving roakoo roo— manslaughter. all right, moving on, leaked top secret documents onoooor— on, leaked top secret documents onoooor anar— on, leaked top secret documents onoooor no no— on, leaked top secret documents suggest that the uk has special rorooo— suggest that the uk has special forces operating— suggest that the uk has special forces operating in ukraine. now— forces operating in ukraine. non. rnn— forces operating in ukraine. non. rnro ro— forces operating in ukraine. now, this is potentially very, vory— now, this is potentially very, yory big— now, this is potentially very, yory big nono— now, this is potentially very, very big news. could it escalate rnrnoo— very big news. could it escalate rnrnoo o— very big news. could it escalate rnrnoo o wou— very big news. could it escalate things .7 we'll find— very big news. could it escalate things ? we'll find out. i'm things? we'll find out. i'm rarnok— things? we'll find out. i'm patrick christys— things? we'll find out. i'm patrick christys on gb news, orrrarn-o— patrick christys on gb news,

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channel welcome i channel- welcome back. |cnannor- welcome back. now |cnannor— welcome back. now the uk manner— welcome back. now the uk has up to welcome back. now the uk has up o oo— welcome back. now the uk has up ro so special— welcome back. now the uk has up to 50 special forces— welcome back. now the uk has up to 50 special forces troops ooorarrno— to 50 special forces troops ooorarrno rn— to 50 special forces troops operating in ukraine, according to operating in ukraine, according o a— operating in ukraine, according o a oonoo— operating in ukraine, according o a or— operating in ukraine, according to a series of top— operating in ukraine, according to a series of top secret us ooonnonro— to a series of top secret us documents which were leaked onnno. — documents which were leaked onnno. rno— documents which were leaked online. the files— documents which were leaked online. the files also mention rno— online. the files also mention the deployment— online. the files also mention the deployment of us and french special— the deployment of us and french sooorar rorooo— the deployment of us and french special forces in— the deployment of us and french special forces in ukraine in rooonooo ro— special forces in ukraine in response to the— special forces in ukraine in response to the leak, a ministry of noronoo— response to the leak, a ministry of defence spokesperson said rnn— of defence spokesperson said no roao— of defence spokesperson said no road no— of defence spokesperson said this read us should be cautious oronr— this read us should be cautious anonr ranno— this read us should be cautious about taking at— this read us should be cautious about taking at face value arrooarrono— about taking at face value allegations that have the poronrrar— allegations that have the potential to— allegations that have the potential to spread disinformation. so they're very oroar— disinformation. so they're very oroar oronr— disinformation. so they're very clear about all— disinformation. so they're very clear about all of— disinformation. so they're very clear about all of that. joining me now is former— clear about all of that. joining me now is former adviser to the rnnrorry— me now is former adviser to the rrrnrorry or— me now is former adviser to the ministry of defence, nato and the ministry of defence, nato and no on — ministry of defence, nato and no on ro— ministry of defence, nato and the un is with— ministry of defence, nato and the un is with the prince. thank you the un is with the prince. thank yon yory— the un is with the prince. thank yon yory nnon— the un is with the prince. thank yon yory nnon .— the un is with the prince. thank you very much. i'm going to ask you— you very much. i'm going to ask yon a— you very much. i'm going to ask yon a onoorron— you very much. i'm going to ask you a question now— you very much. i'm going to ask you a question now about do you rnno— you a question now about do you rnrnk no— you a question now about do you think we should— you a question now about do you think we should even be talking oronr— think we should even be talking anonr rnn— think we should even be talking anonr rnro .— think we should even be talking about this . patrick? .. about this. patrick? this is the mono— about this. patrick? this is the most important , important most important, important question you've had on your

program by about a thousand miles today. it leaves oyoryrnrno— miles today. it leaves everything else- : it leaves everything else in the dust miles today. it leaves- everything else in the dust . everything else in the dust. yesr_ everything else in the dust. voo. no— everything else in the dust. yes, we should— everything else in the dust. yes, we should be- everything else in the dust. yes, we should be talking about it. of course we should, because this story links with two other stories that you've covered in the last 30 minutes. as i've been watching _ the last 30 minutes. as i've been watching your- 30 as i've been watching your program. oner_ been watching your program. ono. rho— been watching your program. ono. one soon— been watching your program. one, the story about- been watching your program. one, the story about whether we are a hyper racist country . are a hyper racist country. three, where we have a are a hyper racist country. - three, where we have a uniquely anrnr— three, where we have a uniquely awful colonial— three, where we have a uniquely awful colonial past— three, where we have a uniquely awful colonial past and we ononro— awful colonial past and we should feel— awful colonial past and we should feel embarrassed and narornr— should feel embarrassed and hateful about— should feel embarrassed and hateful about everything we do. and hateful about everything we do. no rho— hateful about everything we do. and one other— hateful about everything we do. and the other the— hateful about everything we do. and the other the story- hateful about everything we do. and the other the story you- hateful about everything we do. and the other the story you just discussed with nigel farage about whether mr. biden hates the united kingdom, why ? the united kingdom, why? because all of these can be as rnar— because all of these can be as ma non— because all of these can be as that mod quote— because all of these can be as that mod quote suggested, they can that mod quote suggested, they oo— that mod quote suggested, they no aooooro— that mod quote suggested, they can be aspects of— that mod quote suggested, they can be aspects of the disinformation war in the grey nar— disinformation war in the grey war r— disinformation war in the grey rrar . rno— disinformation war in the grey war , the world— disinformation war in the grey war , the world war that we are war, the world war that we are onoaooo— war, the world war that we are onoaooo rn— war, the world war that we are now engaged in with the nnoorano— now engaged in with the russians, with the chinese , russians, with the chinese, oooanoo— russians, with the chinese, because as the _ russians, with the chinese, because as the russians do worse on no— because as the russians do worse on the battlefield _ because as the russians do worse on the battlefield ,— because as the russians do worse on the battlefield , so they ramp on the battlefield, so they ramp up on the battlefield, so they ramp no rnorr— on the battlefield, so they ramp no rnorr oyoor— on the battlefield, so they ramp up their cyber information nararor—

up their cyber information warfare and— up their cyber information warfare and their information nararor— warfare and their information warfare . and— warfare and their information warfare . and so— warfare and their information warfare . ' “r: warfare and their information warfare . ' warfare. and so we come to the literally $60 million question, which is are these documents likely to be realistic or are they likely to be fakes? and frankly, whichever- they likely to be fakes? and frankly, whichever way- c c and frankly, whichever way we answer mar.— frankly, whichever way we answer rnar. rr-o— frankly, whichever way we answer rnar. no a— frankly, whichever way we answer rnar. no a vory— frankly, whichever way we answer that, it's a very important oon.— that, it's a very important orory. ao— that, it's a very important orory. ao ru— that, it's a very important story, as i'll explain in a rnononr— story, as i'll explain in a rnononr n— story, as i'll explain in a moment, if you like. no, please, oroaoo— moment, if you like. no, please, oroaoo .— moment, if you like. no, please, oroaoo .r-nor— moment, if you like. no, please, oroaoo .r-nor carry— moment, if you like. no, please, please , just carry on. please, just carry on. oonaro— please, just carry on. aornarry. r— please, just carry on. actually, i bow- please, just carry on. actually, i bow to- please, just carry on. actually, i bow to your vastly superior intellect in this. just take it away. yeah okay. right. won.— take it away. yeah okay. right. non. nno. — take it away. yeah okay. right. well, fine. let— take it away. yeah okay. right. well, fine. let me— c “cir?“ okay. right. well, fine. let me explain. / okay. right. well, fine. let me explain. if rnn— well, fine. let me explain. if no ro— well, fine. let me explain. if this is correct— well, fine. let me explain. if this is correct ,— well, fine. let me explain. if this is correct , then these are this is correct, then these are no— this is correct, then these are no noor— this is correct, then these are the most serious— this is correct, then these are the most serious leaks of rroororn— the most serious leaks of western intelligence that have naooonoo— western intelligence that have naooonoo roany— western intelligence that have happened really in a generation . rnoy-ro— happened really in a generation . rnoy-ro nnon— happened really in a generation . they're much more important rnan— . they're much more important rnan rno— . they're much more important than the leaks— . they're much more important than the leaks that came from ronaro— than the leaks that came from edward snowden_ than the leaks that came from edward snowden ,— than the leaks that came from edward snowden , because they if edward snowden, because they if rnoy-ro— edward snowden, because they if rnoy-ro rrno. — edward snowden, because they if they're true, come— edward snowden, because they if they're true, come from much nronor— they're true, come from much nronorrovor. — they're true, come from much higher level. they- they're true, come from much higher level. “cg r?trt: they're true, come from much higher level. “cg tr?t: higher level. they are also much, much closer to the moment of their creation . now , if of their creation. now, if that's so , then- of their creation. now, if that's so , then it- . rt.trt:r?c trtr“ now, if that's so , then it has a that's so, then it has a poronrrar— that's so, then it has a potential to- that's so, then it has a

potential to disrupt out oyoryrnrno— potential to disrupt out everything about the ukrainian orano— everything about the ukrainian orano for— everything about the ukrainian plans for their— everything about the ukrainian plans for their offensive . it plans for their offensive. it aroo— plans for their offensive. it aroo rorro— plans for their offensive. it also tells an— plans for their offensive. it also tells an enormous amount, if also tells an enormous amount, n on— also tells an enormous amount, n on rrno— also tells an enormous amount, if it's true about— also tells an enormous amount, if it's true about the human intelligence— if it's true about the human intelligence and the technical rnrourgonoo — intelligence and the technical intelligence resources of the noo— intelligence resources of the too norro. — intelligence resources of the free world. on— intelligence resources of the free world. cj“ intelligence resources of the free world. “a?“r: free world. on the other hand, if it's not true , then it's a if it's not true, then it's a strong indication version of how much the russians are now going to have to rely on their non physical means of warfare in order to attack us. and that my nor— order to attack us. and that my nror ronaro— order to attack us. and that my first remark relates— order to attack us. and that my first remark relates to- : t ctr and that my first remark relates to this rnar— first remark relates to this no oooo— first remark relates to this that goes across the whole oooorrnn — that goes across the whole spectrum because people must join— spectrum because people must join no— spectrum because people must join no rno— spectrum because people must join no to non— spectrum because people must join up the dots. _ spectrum because people must join up the dots. all of this sonn— join up the dots. all of this stuff which we are relentlessly bombarded with about how uniquely awful this country is, how we have nothing to be proud about this is all part of an attempt at moral disarmament. now many of the people who say it may actually believe it, but they are useful fools for our enemies like putin and xi jinping, who wish us to be a

country which is disunited , country which is disunited, fractious and the same thing appues fractious and the same thing applies to the behaviour that you just saw of old mr. biden wandering around in belfast muttering about his his irish past and the question of whether or not he hates this country. fundamentally important- fundamentally important because , of course, as nigel is going to , of course, as nigel is going ro oroonoo— , of course, as nigel is going to discuss in— , of course, as nigel is going to discuss in his— , of course, as nigel is going to discuss in his program this evening— to discuss in his program this ovonrno. aro— to discuss in his program this evening, are most important single— evening, are most important single relationship , not just single relationship, not just nrrrrarrry— single relationship, not just militarily but— single relationship, not just militarily but culturally , is militarily but culturally, is woo.— militarily but culturally, is worn rno— militarily but culturally, is with the united states. that's ronar— with the united states. that's what noooo— with the united states. that's what keeps the— with the united states. that's what keeps the whole free world free. so what do we actually know? well, the story actually , know? well, the story actually, rarnon— know? well, the story actually, rarnok. ro— know? well, the story actually, patrick, is quite— c well, the story actually, patrick, is quite strange . these patrick, is quite strange. these ooonnonro— patrick, is quite strange. these documents first— patrick, is quite strange. these documents first surfaced on the 4th documents first surfaced on the orn or— documents first surfaced on the orn or moron— documents first surfaced on the 4th of march on— documents first surfaced on the 4th of march on a— documents first surfaced on the 4th of march on a website called nooro.— 4th of march on a website called discord, which— 4th of march on a website called discord, which is— 4th of march on a website called discord, which is a— 4th of march on a website called discord, which is a gaming noooaorno— discord, which is a gaming messaging site— discord, which is a gaming messaging site for people who play— messaging site for people who oray rnrnoo— messaging site for people who oray rnrnoo noo— messaging site for people who play things like mine craft. and rnoy— play things like mine craft. and rnoy rnrnoo— play things like mine craft. and rnoy rnrnoo no— play things like mine craft. and they turned up as— play things like mine craft. and they turned up as photographs, onoroo— they turned up as photographs, onoroo .— they turned up as photographs, onoroo . oraono— they turned up as photographs, photos , graphs of paper, photos, graphs of paper, documents— photos, graphs of paper, documents . - photos, graphs of paper, documents . photos, graphs of paper, documents. “rt;;o

telegram . that is from telegram. that is from oooararror— telegram. that is from separatist .— telegram. that is from separatist . it's- 3 that is from separatist . it's russian separatist. it's russian rayonnno— separatist. it's russian favouring separatists in orono— favouring separatists in ukraine. and- favouring separatists in ukraine. and pretty soon thereafter— ukraine. and pretty soon thereafter ,— ukraine. and pretty soon thereafter , here we have the thereafter, here we have the onco— thereafter, here we have the noon ranr— thereafter, here we have the bbc's paul adams defence correspondent— bbc's paul adams defence correspondent saying that the door — correspondent saying that the door ro— correspondent saying that the dodi is confirming that they're oonnrno— dodi is confirming that they're oonnrno ano— dodi is confirming that they're genuine and the— dodi is confirming that they're genuine and the ukrainian dodi is genuine and the ukrainian dodi ro onoooorrno— genuine and the ukrainian dodi is suggesting strongly that rnoy-ro— is suggesting strongly that rnoy-ro rako — is suggesting strongly that they're fake .— is suggesting strongly that they're fake . some of the most they're fake. some of the most oonarnry— they're fake. some of the most oonarnry no— they're fake. some of the most certainly we know— they're fake. some of the most certainly we know from the authoritative _ certainly we know from the authoritative investigative organisation _ authoritative investigative organisation bellingcat. some of oron— organisation bellingcat. some of room rayo— organisation bellingcat. some of them have clearly— organisation bellingcat. some of them have clearly been crudely manipulated, but therefore my view is that we should be extremely careful. as the mod said, extremely careful. as the mod oaro. no— extremely careful. as the mod said, we should— extremely careful. as the mod said, we should be— rt;,>o

fact. we cannot state that as raco— fact. we cannot state that as no on— fact. we cannot state that as no on rno— fact. we cannot state that as fact on the basis— fact. we cannot state that as fact on the basis of- ?rtc we cannot state that as fact on the basis of what we see so fact on the basis of what we see oo rar— fact on the basis of what we see oo rar . — fact on the basis of what we see oo far. on— fact on the basis of what we see oo far. out or— fact on the basis of what we see so far. but if they— fact on the basis of what we see so far. but if they are- fact on the basis of what we see so far. �*" so far. but if they are fake, that's also really important because it suggests that the degree to which the russians in this war in which ukrainians are fighting on the ground for us, let's nobody have any mistake about this. okay. in which the unarnrano— about this. okay. in which the ukrainians are— okay. in which the ukrainians are actually doing a lot ukrainians are actually doing a or oorror— ukrainians are actually doing a lot better than— ukrainians are actually doing a lot better than the russians nonra— lot better than the russians nonro nayo— lot better than the russians would have wanted them to. well, aooornrory— would have wanted them to. well, aooornrory. — would have wanted them to. well, absolutely . look— would have wanted them to. well, absolutely . look with- would have wanted them to. well, absolutely . absolutely. look with you. thank you very, very much. and to be honest with you, i could have just put feet up there and just put my feet up there and let because i was let you carry on because i was glued every word that. glued to every word of that. so much appreciated . thank you. much appreciated. thank you. with prins there, who is the with jim prins there, who is the former the ministry former adviser to the ministry of defence, nato and the un , and of defence, nato and the un, and thatis of defence, nato and the un, and that is providing, i think, some much needed context on these so—called leaks about british troops allegedly anyway, already fighting in ukraine, which would be a gift for putin. we are, i believe, very shortly potentially anyway , going to potentially anyway, going to show you some footage of president joe biden and the

latest leg of his trip. but before that, jubes is here, michelle dewberry. and in fact, he'll on the air in a minute. he'll be on the air in a minute. oh, well, there we go. we're going biden. going live now to joe biden. sorry michelle. this is president biden in president joe biden who is in the republic of ireland and that's the beast there. crowds greeting him either side of the street as president biden continues his irish tour. he left northern ireland where he spent, well, a few hours anyway. he is heading to county louth and he is expected to visit king john's castle in carlingford . john's castle in carlingford. and that's what he will be doing in just a matter of moments as the motorcade passes through and the motorcade passes through and the people of the republic of ireland there very happy to see him . and michelle, just i'm just him. and michelle, just i'm just going to bring you in here. what i'm wondering when watch these i'm wondering when i watch these scenes what on earth have scenes is what on earth have they parents done to make those children so well behaved? because if you're listening and not because if you're listening and nor naronrno— because if you're listening and not watching so— because if you're listening and not watching so you can't see rno— not watching so you can't see no ooroon— not watching so you can't see the screen, you're— not watching so you can't see the screen, you're watching , the screen, you're watching, rr-o— the screen, you're watching, on oonnno— the screen, you're watching, it's pouring down with rain. rr-o— it's pouring down with rain. it's torrential— it's pouring down with rain. it's torrential rain. and then yono— it's torrential rain. and then

yon-yo aor— it's torrential rain. and then you've got scores of people, noo— you've got scores of people, kids standing— you've got scores of people, kids standing patiently waiting to kids standing patiently waiting ro coron— kids standing patiently waiting ro oaron a— kids standing patiently waiting to catch a glimpse. mine had noon— to catch a glimpse. mine had been mucking— to catch a glimpse. mine had been mucking around no end. rnoy-o— been mucking around no end. rnoy-o oo— been mucking around no end. they'd be mucking— been mucking around no end. they'd be mucking around- been mucking around no end. they'd be mucking around . no they'd be mucking around. no end. well, there you go, karen. some tips needed for me. i'll see tomorrow at 3 pm. hello see you tomorrow at 3 pm. hello there. welcome see you tomorrow at 3 pm. hello there . welcome to your wednesday there. welcome to your wednesday noarnor— there. welcome to your wednesday noarnor update-— there. welcome to your wednesday weather update. i'm— ctr“rt:t: welcome to your wednesday weather update. i'm clare nasir. non— weather update. i'm clare nasir. non rno— weather update. i'm clare nasir. now the french— weather update. i'm clare nasir. now the french met service have nanoo— now the french met service have nanoo srorn— now the french met service have named storm noah. currently, rnonon— named storm noah. currently, rnonon rr-o— named storm noah. currently, though it's across— named storm noah. currently, though it's across the uk with nooro.— though it's across the uk with some impacts, particularly rno — some impacts, particularly across the southwest and the oonrn— across the southwest and the oonrn ooaor— across the southwest and the south coast of— across the southwest and the south coast of england. so this is south coast of england. so this ro rno— south coast of england. so this o no oroa— south coast of england. so this is the area of— south coast of england. so this is the area of low— south coast of england. so this is the area of low pressure, a oonooo— is the area of low pressure, a oonooo on rno— is the area of low pressure, a squeeze on the isobars, so oaroo— squeeze on the isobars, so severe gales through this arrornoon— severe gales through this afternoon and— severe gales through this afternoon and into evening time rno— afternoon and into evening time rno nooo.— afternoon and into evening time across the west, gales along the cnannor— across the west, gales along the channel coast— across the west, gales along the channel coast with— across the west, gales along the channel coast with some high waves now through this afternoon and ovonrno— waves now through this afternoon and evening time— waves now through this afternoon and evening time still a swathe of nor— and evening time still a swathe of wet weather,— and evening time still a swathe of wet weather, heavy at times oaronorno— of wet weather, heavy at times extending right— of wet weather, heavy at times extending right across the oonnrry.— extending right across the oonnrry. ano— extending right across the country. and those winds really wru— country. and those winds really you pack— country. and those winds really you oaok a— country. and those winds really will pack a punch— country. and those winds really will pack a punch across more oonrnorn— will pack a punch across more southern areas.— will pack a punch across more southern areas. but through the oarry— southern areas. but through the oarry nonn— southern areas. but through the oarry nonro or— southern areas. but through the early hours of the— southern areas. but through the early hours of the morning are onroror— early hours of the morning are onroror ooou— early hours of the morning are quieter spell weather quieter spell of weather across naroo. — quieter spell of weather across wales, - southern - quieter spell of weather across wales, southern england, wales, central southern england, nonn— wales, central southern england, oonn ronaron— wales, central southern england, down towards south—east. down towards the south—east. snonory— down towards the south—east. showery continues, showery rain continues, though anynnoro— showery rain continues, though. anywhere—england , anywhere from northern england, nonnorn— anywhere from northern england, nonnorn-ano— anywhere from northern england, northern and northwards northern ireland and northwards and northern ireland and northwards ano ronaron— northern ireland and northwards and towards the— northern ireland and northwards and towards the far southwest to

oran—rnnrooay.- and towards the far southwest to start—thursday, yes,i start the day on thursday, yes, yon-u— start the day on thursday, yes, you'll-showers- start the day on thursday, yes, you'll showers with a you'll see a few showers with a noon— you'll see a few showers with a noon rnno— you'll see a few showers with a fresh wind here. _ you'll see a few showers with a fresh wind here. so— you'll see a few showers with a fresh wind here. so thursday nornrno— fresh wind here. so thursday morning starts— fresh wind here. so thursday morning starts right across this oonrnorn— morning starts right across this southern portion— morning starts right across this southern portion of the country . arnayo— southern portion of the country . ornayo moro— southern portion of the country . always more cloud across, more nonnorn— . always more cloud across, more nonnorn aroa— . always more cloud across, more northern areas. showery bursts of northern areas. showery bursts or non— northern areas. showery bursts of .— northern areas. showery bursts of rain , particularly for of rain, particularly for oonrnorn— of rain, particularly for southern scotland, northern rnorano— southern scotland, northern rnorano .— southern scotland, northern england ,-there- southern scotland, northern england ,-there be england, where there could be some—showersl some hail and a few showers rnnnrno— some hail and a few showers rnnnrno rn— some hail and a few showers running in across— some hail and a few showers running in across northern nonna— running in across northern ireland. towards the ireland. brighter towards the far ireland. brighter towards the raroorno-— ireland. brighter towards the far some brighter and far north, some brighter and anor— far north, some brighter and drier weather— far north, some brighter and drier weather moving in across the drier weather moving in across rno oonrn— drier weather moving in across the south and— drier weather moving in across the south and southwest through the south and southwest through rno—oay- the south and southwest through rno—oay .- the south and southwest through rno—oay . andl the latter part of the day. and ronoorarnroo— the latter part of the day. and temperatures—a- the latter part of the day. and. temperatures _ a notch temperatures will be up a notch .—oroaoanr- temperatures will be up a notch .—oroaoanr rn- temperatures will be up a notch .—oroaoanr rn any| , feeling fairly pleasant in any onnonrno— , feeling fairly pleasant in any sunshine through— , feeling fairly pleasant in any sunshine through thursday ovonrno.— sunshine through thursday evening. then— sunshine through thursday evening. then that showery rain oonrrnnoo— evening. then that showery rain oonrrnnoo .— evening. then that showery rain continues , although it will continues, although it will disintegrate— continues, although it will disintegrate into a few showers as disintegrate into a few showers ao rno— disintegrate into a few showers ao rno orono— disintegrate into a few showers as the cloud thickens from the oonrnnoor.— as the cloud thickens from the southwest, bringing yet again some rain towards west some rain towards the west oonnrry— some rain towards the west country through— some rain towards the west country through the early hours of country through the early hours or rnoay— country through the early hours of friday morning. so a wet oran— of friday morning. so a wet oran ro— of friday morning. so a wet oran ro rno— of friday morning. so a wet start to the day— of friday morning. so a wet start to the day across wales as non— start to the day across wales as well- southwest- start to the day across wales as well- southwest , - start to the day across wales as well southwest , central well as the southwest, central oonrnorn— well as the southwest, central southern—chilly- well as the southwest, centrali southern—chilly start southern england. a chilly start rnnnor— southern england. a chilly start rnnnor nonn— southern england. a chilly start further north with— southern england. a chilly start further north with some bright noarnor.— further north with some bright weather, _touch - further north with some bright weather, touch frost further north with some bright we start', touch frost further north with some bright we start the touch frost further north with some bright we start the day touch frost further north with some bright we start the day onich frost further north with some bright westart the day on fridayfrost to start the day on friday across more— to start the day on friday across more northern areas. and rnooo— across more northern areas. and rnooo oonoron— across more northern areas. and those showers continue across noro— non.- those showers continue across noro— non. oni more western parts. now, on rnno.— more western parts. now, on rnoay. rno— more western parts. now, on friday, this rain— more western parts. now, on friday, this rain extends from oonrrar— friday, this rain extends from oonrrar ano— friday, this rain extends from central and southern parts of rnorano— central and southern parts of rnorano ano— central and southern parts of england and wales eastwards.

won— england and wales eastwards. we'll continue— england and wales eastwards. we'll continue to— england and wales eastwards. we'll continue to see a few oonoron— we'll continue to see a few showers further— we'll continue to see a few showers further north, but also orronror— showers further north, but also some brighter skies. and here's yonr—rnro- some brighter skies. and here's yonr—rnro rnol your outlook through into the nookono.— your outlook through into the weekend..warms- your outlook through into the weekend. warms up. more weekend. it warms up. more oronao— weekend. it warms up. more oronao-ran— weekend. it warms up. more- clouds-rain-northwest clouds and rain in the northwest on

has been failed by the government. he started legal proceedings against one of the vaccine companies . to have the vaccine companies. to have our government really dodi, i would say, treated those people that have been harmed by the

vaccines appallingly. or is it nothing to