Brooklyn Beckham goes nuclear, David and Victoria get divorced, and there's a poll about whether you care about the Beckhams. Plus, the latest on the U-turn on social media by the U.K. government.
00:02:31.300You know, like individual divorce cases.
00:02:33.680Some famous people are going to get divorced, or they've got a massive rift with their son, or, you know, things like that.
00:02:40.280Because usually, to me, I think I said it last week, if you've watched all the Bo shows, I think stories like this are sad, but not particularly newsworthy.
00:05:12.640It's just a whole he said, she said family drama thing, isn't it?
00:05:16.480Victoria and David accuse Brooklyn's wife of being controlling of him.
00:05:23.100And he and they accuse them of being controlling of him.
00:05:26.900And there's just various, what I would consider like really, really petty nonsense details about things like, things like the first dance at Brooklyn's wedding was Victoria did an embarrassing dance and ruined the wedding.
00:06:25.860I did see, because I knew this story would probably keep coming up, I did watch a little YouTube video a few days back.
00:06:32.100And that one, like, you know, this real, real slop TMZ, you know, rumour mill stuff.
00:06:40.100And it was that, one of them was that Brooklyn had an ex-girlfriend, not his current wife, some other girl he was going out with a few years back.
00:06:49.720And apparently he didn't go out with her for very long.
00:06:52.420And now one of his younger brothers is now going out with her.
00:09:55.600Trump's ambition to acquire Greenland for national security reasons is destroying trust on both sides of the Atlantic and tearing apart long-standing agreements.
00:10:53.700It's closer than most other countries get, right?
00:10:57.540But all through the Cold War at various points, like, earlier on in the Cold War, because of the Cambridge Five spy ring, that was British spies being Soviet moles.
00:11:10.660At that point, in the 50s and 60s a bit, the Americans were, like, a bit standoffish, like, we can't necessarily trust you're not completely infiltrated.
00:11:20.180More in the 80s and 90s, it was the other way around.
00:11:22.880And America had revealed they had various traitors, real traitors, proper traitors, in the midst of their intelligence services.
00:11:33.340And the British were a bit like, can we trust, like, do we trust the CIA and the FBI as much as we thought we did, you know?
00:12:19.700Poor NATO allies don't go for beers much anymore.
00:12:25.780Starmer and allies are working on plans to step up shared security amid growing Arctic threats.
00:12:31.020British manufacturers, including brewers and food producers, rushed to send their stock to America to try to minimise the disastrous impact of Trump's new terrorist punishment on UK.
00:12:42.980Well, yeah, if you're an exporter, you, well, yeah, you would, wouldn't you?
00:12:48.140If you're an exporter, and particularly if your biggest market is the US, it would, it would massively disrupt your business, wouldn't it?
00:12:55.080I'd be cursing, if I was a UK exporter, and then my biggest market was the US, and all this happened, and it was just hurting my bottom line, I'd be much more annoyed at Starmer than Trump, I think.
00:14:10.760So, yeah, this is like an angle that was sort of all over the news a little bit, and yesterday particularly.
00:14:15.660Um, well, we mentioned it yesterday, didn't we?
00:14:19.160That Trump really covets a Nobel Peace Prize.
00:14:22.960Why cares what that committee thinks in Copenhagen is something else, but there you go.
00:14:26.800Um, and he said on Truth Social, like, literally, explicitly just said, or wrote, um, right, because I'm not getting a Nobel Peace Prize then, because, you know, because the noises out of Copenhagen are saying it's a no.
00:15:09.240As I say, most people watch this know I'm broadly pro-Trump, broadly pro-Mega, pro-US, broadly.
00:15:15.900If they do and say things that I don't like and are stupid, I'm going to call it out.
00:15:19.000Well, that's one of these things, it seems to me.
00:15:21.220If that's what's going on, if there's not more layers to it, there may well be more layers to it that he's actually using it as a political chip, if you like, um, Casas Bella or something.
00:15:32.600He doesn't really care all that much, as much as it seems.
00:15:36.120He's just using it as a reason, an excuse, but either way, it does seem a bit small that he personally won't get a Nobel Peace Prize, so he'll change all US foreign policy.
00:15:47.320You can imagine him bringing up Rubio, or the team of foreign policy advisors.
00:15:54.600He brings them into the Oval, and he's like, right, we're doing something else now because I'm not getting a Peace Prize.
00:16:00.640You can imagine them being like, really?