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Nick de Bois starts the show, discussing the infamous Martin Bashir interview. Neil Wallis continues the narrative, as Prince William has stated that the BBC's lies fuelled his mother's paranoia. Baroness Claire Fox talks about cancel culture. Trevor Kavanagh speaks about Bashir's interview. Finally, the Perrior Awards with Izzy Rowland
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