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  • Kevin O'Sullivan fumes at Met Police for "apologising again" after David Carrick scandal

    "I'm sick of top cops, Chief Superintendents, commissions standing up and saying they're sorry for 'this one'!"  David Carrick has been sacked from the Met Police for gross misconduct after he admitted 49 charges, including 24 counts of rape against 12 women over an 18-year period.  Kevin O'Sullivan fumes at the Metropolitan Police for acting like apologising is "a hobby" to them. 

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    11 min
  • Apprentice Star Opens Up On What He'd Do As Prime Minister And How WFH Will Ruin Economy

    Welcome to our new series where famous YouTube Prankster Archie Manners asks the questions to the best, most influential and most controversial people on the internet.   This week Archie is joined by man of the moment aka The Bosh King aka Thomas Skinner.  

     The former Apprentice star, who you may recognise from his inspirational 5am breakfast videos, joins Archie to discuss everything from how he's made such a success of his business, leaving school at 15 after being expelled for selling pornography, Keir Starmer being 'a grass', why Boris Johnson shouldn't have lost his job and how working from home might destroy the economy.

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    27 min
  • Harry and Meghan warned over 'snooty' swipe at Jeremy Clarkson

    Amazon says the next season of Clarkson’s Farm is still in production, despite the broadcaster’s comments about the Duchess of Sussex that were deemed misogynistic by critics.  While Amazon has been reportedly looking to part company with Jeremy Clarkson following his comments regarding the Duchess of Sussex in The Sun in December, a spokesperson has confirmed to the PA news agency that the third series of Clarkson’s Farm is “currently in production to launch at a later date”.

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    8 min
  • Julia Hartley-Brewer blasts 'woke mob' for 'trying' to stop free speech

    Jeremy Clarkson has said both his shows: The Grand Tour and Clarkson's Farm will likely be cancelled by Amazon following his controversial newspaper column on Meghan Markle.  Speaking on Jeremy Kyle Live, Marina Purkiss and Julia Hartley-Brewer get into a debate on whether there is a "fear of the woke mob" stopping people from exercising their right to free speech.  

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    13 min
  • Did Sadiq Khan twist pollution charge survey?

    Labour’s London mayor Sadiq Khan is being accused by the Conservatives of making false statements about the expansion of the capital’s pollution charge zone for vehicles.  The Conservatives released documents which they claim prove Mr Khan and his deputy, Seb Dance, made “untrue and dishonest” comments in telling the London Assembly they had not been briefed in advance on the interim results of a consultation into extending the ultra low emission zone (Ulez).

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    15 min
  • Scotland gender bill: Julia Hartley Brewer highlights 'concern about sexual predators'

    Scotland’s Social Justice Secretary has condemned the “increasing draconian” UK Government after it confirmed legislation to reform the gender recognition process north of the border will be blocked.  Scottish Secretary Alister Jack has announced he will make a Section 35 order – a never before utilised section of the 1998 Scotland Act – to prevent the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill from gaining royal assent.  Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has branded the move a “full-frontal attack on our democratically-elected Scottish Parliament and its ability to make its own decisions on devolved matters”.

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    7 min
  • Kellie-Jay Keen: 'We don't want men in women's spaces !'

    Rishi Sunak could be set for a major clash with the Scottish Government, with multiple reports suggesting that he will move to block Scotland’s gender recognition law this week.  To do so would likely prove controversial and would mean triggering Section 35 of the Scotland Act, becoming the first Prime Minister to use the legal power to block a bill passed in Holyrood.

    Wales could follow Scotland and introduce a law making it easier to legally change one's gender.  But women's rights activist Kellie-Jay Keen explains why she does not want more men in women's spaces.  

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    12 min

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