Keir starmer says scotland is key to securing a majority at the next general election. Ive been determined from the moment i took over as leader of the labour party to take us from one of the worst defeats since the 1930 for us to a general election victory. Election victory. And thats why we worked so hard to change the labour party. Ive always said the route to that general election runs through scotland and that is because i know how strongly we so many people in scotland want change. And i want to if were elected in to serve. I want to be the Prime Minister for the whole of the united kingdom, not just of the united kingdom. So it matters hugely that we succeed here in scotland. Succeed here in scotland. A key supporter of the Just Stop Oil protest group says hes redirecting his funding to a youth voting campaign. Green Energy Industry clyst dale vince says hes given more than £340,000 since the groups foundation. But he says under foundation. But he says under the current government, protests cannot work and warns further disruption may prove counterproductive. Mr vince is counterproductive. Mr vince is instead supporting a new course aimed at encouraging young people to vote. Just stop. Oil says it will continue its campaign of civil resistance. Campaign of civil resistance. Former first minister and Current Alba Party leader alex salmond says humza yousaf has days to save his job after the by election defeat. Scotland first minister says the snp needs time to reflect on the result. Result. The snp, we didnt do enough. We know that there was contextual factors. Margaret ferriers reckless actions. 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Well look, behave yourself straight into it, big announcement at it, guys. Big announcement at conference this week. Louis hs2. The northern leg is going to be scrapped and that money, well it would have cost 30 odd billion quid is going to be doled out throughout the north of the country. Rishi right do country. Is rishi right to do that . Believe, lee, that rishi is i believe, lee, that rishi is right to do that. Hes taken a difficult decision, but hes doneit difficult decision, but hes done it the long term. What done it in the long term. What he to be the long term he believes to be the long term interests country. Many interests of the country. Many politicians have ducked and dived and ive noticed keir starmer on starmer not commented at all on it so far. So i think what the country can see that weve got a leader rishi that is leader in rishi sunak that is prepared take difficult prepared to take difficult decisions, but like you said, its so its going to be reinvested. So £36 going into a whole £36 billion going into a whole heap of projects around the country. Rail road buses, which a people need and a lot of people i know need and importantly fill potholes importantly fill those potholes that annoyed by. That we all get annoyed by. It sort of puts starmer in so it sort of puts starmer in an awkward position. Now if he does get into power next year, what he do . Does he go back what does he do . Does he go back to hs2 and say, you know, were going build hs2 and put this going to build hs2 and put this 30 odd billion quid into the northern towns . What does he do . Louis trying to second guess what keir starmer is thinking is hard enough, let alone what hes planning to do. I think if you look at his record before he was record as an mp before he was the labour leader, he was fiercely opposed to hs2. So i think if he now for political opportunism be hs2, think if he now for political othinkjnism be hs2, think if he now for political othink hes1 be hs2, think if he now for political othink hes going be hs2, think if he now for political othink hes going to be hs2, think if he now for political othink hes going to look hs2, think if he now for political othink hes going to look very 2, i think hes going to look very two faced. And i dont think people trust him people are going to trust him any than they do already. Any more than they do already. So i think hes in a very difficult position. But i difficult position. But like i said, Prime Minister said, i think the Prime Minister has the decision not for has made the decision not for politics but what he believes to be long term interests as be in the long term interests as costs spiralling out of costs were spiralling out of control, minister made control, the Prime Minister made a difficult decision, but a very difficult decision, but which we can which he believes that we can get those other projects delivered better, quicker. And like of like i said, in the interests of everybody can see the left in the smiling. The corner smiling. Matthew is rishi right there. Matthew is rishi right to put this money into the whole of north instead of the North West North West north west well, lee, weve had years well, lee, weve had 13 years of government that of a tory government and that money spent on money should have been spent on transport north, not transport across the north, not that chestnut. That old chestnut. Well, its true about this week. Its an chestnut, lee week. Its an old chestnut, lee because its true. I mean, i think the idea that this is a political trap for keir isnt actually the case. Because i advising in because when i was advising in the election, we had a big the 2015 election, we had a big debate about whether not it debate about whether or not it should labour policy to scrap should be labour policy to scrap it. Obviously lot less it. Then obviously a lot less money spent out and money had been spent out and spend the other things spend the money on other things and this well give and i think this may well give labour out to not labour an elegant out to not have spend money on hs2 have to spend the money on hs2 but it on the tories, but blame it on the tories, particularly the particularly as the way the tories are doing it. Theyre going to make it more difficult for government restart it for a government to restart it with permissions, etcetera. With land permissions, etcetera. So ultimately so i think ultimately this might be win for keir, really. So weve played right into sir keirs hands. Do you think . Yeah. I mean, sat in yeah. I mean, i sat in meetings it was discussed. Meetings where it was discussed. What with the money what could we do with the money instead . I sat in instead . And then i also sat in meetings when it was before the elected mayors, the Council Leaders from manchester and liverpool say, liverpool were. Let me just say, ive anybody so ive never seen anybody so fierce meeting were fierce in a meeting as they were that mustnt scrap it. So in that you mustnt scrap it. So in the end, labour decided to keep going election going into 2015 election with hs2 a commitment. I mean, if hs2 as a commitment. I mean, if now youre literally unable to restart because its restart it because the way its been stopped that theres been stopped means that theres only platforms that only so many platforms that you use, just be use, then it would just be ridiculous cost wise, some of the permission for the land has been to the been given back to the landowners. That means you been given back to the lan get|ers. That means you been given back to the lan get away that means you been given back to the lan get away with that means you been given back to the lan get away with th. And eans you been given back to the lan get away with th. And as1s you been given back to the lan get away with th. And as you u can get away with it and as you say, leigh, it means that the man who will be delivering those buses links the buses and new links across the north would be Prime Minister keir. I think if theyre keir. So i think if theyre sensible, you sensible, i dont think, you know, to be honest with you, matthew, the buses is not matthew, its the buses is not on agenda. On his agenda. Like bandwagons. Do its more like bandwagons. Do you be jumping on you think hed be jumping on another running out of hes running out of bandwagons to jump on lee and i think you look at the kind of think if you look at the kind of suite of policies that labour mayors rolling mayors have been rolling out around the country, think its around the country, i think its quite choice quite quite clear that choice quite clear. Conservative with clear. A conservative party with rishi investing in rishi sunak that is investing in travel country and travel across the country and youve got labour that youve got a labour party that are hammer the are looking to hammer the motorists single opportunity. But matthew, the but matthew, arent the labour party all over the place on transport . Weve seen recently that emperor khan, on transport . Weve seen recenthhan, emperor khan, on transport . Weve seen recenthhan, is nperor khan, on transport . Weve seen recenthhan, is deciding|an, on transport . Weve seen recenthhan, is deciding now to mayor khan, is deciding now to put the blackwall put a toll on the blackwall tunnel, satisfied with tunnel, not satisfied with rinsing a pensioners rinsing £12. 50 a day. Pensioners in in london and greater london. He now wants to put a toll on this tunnel. Is he on the side of the motorists in london . I think there is an issue with with the with ulez. Keir with with the with ulez. Keir has been quite expresses unhappiness about the ulez extension but hes not the mayor and the voters of london elected sadiq khan on the blackwater. Can you just remind me, matthew, are they both in the same party . Yes, but its called devolution. Lee and we allow we allow people to make their own decisions, just like we dont tell our party in scotland what to do in our party, in wales, what to do because its job because its a good job devolution. But on the blackwall tunnel the vast majority of tunnel for the vast majority of our listeners who our viewers and listeners who are london, reason are outside london, the reason that to be a toll that theres going to be a toll on the blackwall is on the blackwall tunnel is because its about £2 billion has been spent building has been spent on building another it another tunnel next door, and it needs to be paid for. And its very odd that tories want very odd that the tories want the to pay and the bill the taxpayer to pay and the bill to just on those pensioners to just go on those pensioners that youve been talking that youve just been talking about and the majority of londoners who dont drive. Taxpayers arent so taxpayers arent motorists, taxpayers. It just its disgraceful. Itjust sums theyre all sums up where labour theyre all over on this. So keir over the place on this. So keir starmer, depending on what audience is in, either audience is in, is either pro ulez or anti ulez depending audience is in, is either pro ulez audiences ez depending audience is in, is either pro ulez audiences hesepending audience is in, is either pro ulez audiences hes probably pro what audiences hes probably pro hs2 the hs2 and anti hs2 and the same appues hs2 and anti hs2 and the same applies blackwall tunnel. Applies to the blackwall tunnel. I you look at the kind i think if you look at the kind of the allocation of resources in us are the in london, us that are in the kind of south east and the east of london going towards kent of london going out towards kent and we are today, and essex where we are today, they i weve unfairly they i think weve been unfairly and served by public for and poorly served by public for transport a number of years, particularly those road crossings and particularly those road cnyoulgs and particularly those road cnyoulgs all and particularly those road cnyoulgs all of and particularly those road cnyoulgs all of the and if you look at all of the crossings kind of west tower crossings kind of west of tower bridge, all those bridges that go around the houses of parliament, free, all free parliament, all free, all free to for motorists. Now, why to cross for motorists. Now, why is targeting it is sadiq khan targeting it again . Working in again . The working classes in south east and east South East London and east london pensioners london and those pensioners we spoke another spoke about, this is another tax raid working drivers raid on hard working drivers that got no choice. So that have got no choice. So those van drivers that need the blackwall tunnel, what choice have going have they got . Theyre going to actually traffic is actually increase traffic is what i will happen. So what i expect will happen. So i am launching a campaign which says no to the blackwall says say no to the blackwall tunnel. Will able tunnel. That people will be able to to on my website. I to sign up to on my website. I did the same on ulez. We will take the fight sadiq khan and take the fight to sadiq khan and we will have sure that we will have to make sure that we will have to make sure that we vote him out in mays mayoral elections. Surely matthew, you know, or health know, some some nurse or Health Worker going to work in the middle has got middle of london has got to go through blackwall tunnel, through the blackwall tunnel, pay through the blackwall tunnel, pay much pay goodness knows how much money way is £4 each money £4 each way is £4 each way, extra ulez charge way, plus the extra ulez charge is it worth going to work . Well , all i is it worth going to work . Well, all i came is it worth going to work . Well , all i came here is it worth going to work . Well, all i came here on the tube and all those people working harder than me , all working harder than me, all those youre talking those nurses that youre talking about take the tube have to about who take the tube have to pay day about who take the tube have to pay day because youve got pay every day because youve got to pay investment in to pay for investment in transport. And this tunnel, to pay for investment in tranitsrt. And this tunnel, to pay for investment in tranits a and this tunnel, to pay for investment in tranits a wari this tunnel, to pay for investment in tranits a war on is tunnel, to pay for investment in tranits a war on theinnel, to pay for investment in tranits a war on the motorist. Say its a war on the motorist. I tell you what, sadiq is getting a of grief from the getting a lot of grief from the green about building this green lobby about building this new tunnel, the silvertown tunnel, firm tunnel, and he stood firm because its needed people because its needed for people because, says, of because, as louis says, of course, of do have course, lots of people do have to their van drivers to use their cars. Van drivers need use their vans. And need to use their vans. And thats youre a thats why youre getting a brand new tunnel delivered by sadiq. Which ill tell sadiq. So which ill tell you what, theres lot of pressure what, theres a lot of pressure from even the councils locally and the and hes standing up for the motorists there. So so matthew quite happy to so matthew is quite happy to see workers using in see workers using the tube in certain circumstances as wont be good though if you were be very good though if you were to win the cleaner with your ladders and shami ladders in your bucket and shami would wouldnt be very good. If you to bexley where if you come to bexley where we dont have a tube station. So this is the kind of the unfairness of system that we unfairness of the system that we have london currently. Have in london currently. And sadiq doesnt about sadiq khan doesnt care about working thats working class people. Thats very he cares about very obvious. He cares about this particularly this inner london, particularly around well. Around north london as well. This of people that dont this clique of people that dont have need to have to drive dont need to drive, they will get hit drive, but they will get hit indirectly when people you indirectly when people like you said, pass on the costs said, have to pass on the costs because the because those van drivers, the window cleaners, taxi drivers, theyve choice but theyve got no other choice but to charge pass that charge to to charge pass on that charge to their so, know, their customers. So, you know, where am. Have a particular where i am. We have a particular issue, particularly with our hospital, right on hospital, which is right up on the border where nurses come in from likes swanley from the likes of swanley and dartford, and theyve no dartford, and theyve got no choice use their cars to choice but to use their cars to come in. And they are now getting not £12. 50 getting charged, not just £12. 50 a but up to £25 if theyre a day, but up to £25 if theyre working nights. This is a working nights. So this is a real, real, know, negative working nights. So this is a real, r for know, negative working nights. So this is a real, r for london. W, negative working nights. So this is a real, r for london. And egative working nights. So this is a real, r for london. And ijative working nights. So this is a real, r for london. And i think policy for london. And i think what a lot of the kind of Political Class the of Political Class and the kind of media bubble is that media bubble forget is that actually 50 of blue light actually over 50 of blue light workers live outside workers in london live outside london. Into london. London. They travel into london. So, were talking so, you know, were talking about transport so, you know, were talking about across transport so, you know, were talking about across the transport so, you know, were talking about across the country ort so, you know, were talking about across the country today. Across across the country today. That has to include those areas around london public around london where public transport is not great. And like i said, allowing motorists to go to and actually live their to work and actually live their lives hammering all lives without hammering them all the sidique and the time, like sidique khan and the time, like sidique khan and the party are trying to do. Okay, thats great, guys. That a debate. Could that was a great debate. Could talk about that all night, actually. But i think its time for the yes quiz. So, guys, for the yes no quiz. So, guys, five questions is yes or no answer . Away, no answer . No scurrying away, no cowardly explanation cowardly answers, no explanation. Up, sort it out. Asians man up, sort it out. Matthew. Is rishi right to scrap the northern leg of hs2 two . No yes. Number two for you, matthew yes. Number two for you, matthew. Is rishi right to phase out smoking in young people . Yes. Smoking in young people . Yes. Lewis for you, louis, this one. Do you agree that there are two genders . Yes matthew Agreement Number four. Matthew do you agree that people who refuse to work should have their benefits stopped . Yes, it was secret. Stopped . Yes, it was secret. Tory absolutely, yes. And final question, louis. And final question, louis. Do you think the rwanda plan is a good plan . Yes. No. Is a good plan . Yes. No. Disagree but you all answered the questions. Yes or no . No scurrying away or cowardly behaviour. Scurrying away or cowardly behaviour. Louis, which one do you want to come back on to explain . I think the smoking ban. I think it needs to be explained properly. I think what what rishi is doing again, its a difficult decision, you know, as conservative as we dont like banning know that. Banning things, we know that. But what the prime but what you know what the Prime Minister has set that he minister has set out that he wants next wants to stop the next generation young people generation of young people getting to smoking. Generation of young people getithe to smoking. Generation of young people getithe biggest to smoking. Generation of young people getithe biggest killernoking. Generation of young people getithe biggest killer inking. Its the biggest killer in the country. It costs the nhs around £17 billion a year. So a lot of money. Think we all know money. I think we all know people have sadly passed people that have sadly passed away through variety away through a variety of cancers. Difficult cancers. So its a difficult decision. Dont like banning decision. We dont like banning things as a conservatives, but its a pragmatic looks its a pragmatic one that looks the the addiction of the phase out the addiction of smoking. And i think the smoking. And i think its the right decision. You to matthew, do you want to come back . On. Back . Come on. Id love to come back yeah, id love to come back on the benefits. Okay for those who work, thats who wont see it work, thats been a lot. Im not a secret, tory. Thats been a long term labour policy to put sanctions in work. And in with for welfare to work. And sadly weve not seen enough focus to work. Im to focus on welfare to work. Im to going say it and youre going to groan the last years, groan over the last 13 years, which which is why the which is why, which is why the percentage in employment of the population going down when it population is going down when it should the should be going up, which is the key to economic success. So, yes, to be done yes, it needs to be done sensibly and people need to be given the training support they need back into work. Dont agree with but yes, dont you agree with me, matthew, that in 98 when the when the labour party introduced the Credit System the tax Credit System that encouraged work less encouraged people to work less hours, it encouraged hours, 16 hours, it encouraged employees offer people work hours, 16 hours, it encouraged em16 yees offer people work hours, 16 hours, it encouraged em16 hours. Offer people work hours, 16 hours, it encouraged em16 hours. And er people work hours, 16 hours, it encouraged em16 hours. And 20 eople work hours, 16 hours, it encouraged em16 hours. And 20 odd. E work hours, 16 hours, it encouraged em16 hours. And 20 odd yearsk on 16 hours. And 20 odd years later, got people trapped later, weve got people trapped in poverty. Thats not in so called poverty. Thats not upskilled, doing upskilled, not doing a better job, retrained because job, not retrained because theyve been encouraged work theyve been encouraged to work less hours. Well if there are if more hours. Well if there are if there traps within the tax there are traps within the tax credit traps, traps Credit System or traps, traps within tax system, because within the tax system, because silence people end up paying a very large marginal of tax, very large marginal rate of tax, then need to be dealt with. Then they need to be dealt with. The principle getting then they need to be dealt with. Offs principle getting then they need to be dealt with. Off welfare le getting then they need to be dealt with. Off welfare into getting then they need to be dealt with. Off welfare into work ng then they need to be dealt with. Off welfare into work is people off welfare into work is a core one for labour. Labour is the party work. Its in the the party of work. Its in the title the party. Title of the party. Lee right. Lee right. Was pretty guys. That was pretty good, guys. Yes. No. Quiz. A favourite of mine. Do not go away. Coming up next andersons real next on Lee Andersons real world, were going back in the day caribbean celebrity day with caribbean celebrity chef brown. On mark dolan chef colin brown. On mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, my first on air reaction to rishi sunak Conference Speech compared to the one i wrote for him earlier in the week. In my take a ten football legend, kevin keegan is the latest victim of the woke mob for saying men should commentate on mens football. Its time to show those attacking him the red card. Plus from depression and suicide to military glory, former marine ben williams, plus tv legend sue cook. Were live from. Listening to gb news radio. Now then lets go back in the day with celebrity chef colin brown. Colin, you fed some of the most famous people in the world, beyonce. You were telling me about earlier, but youre from jamaica. You came here at an early age. Youve got a different sort of attitude towards cooking. I got a little towards cooking. I got a little bit of stick, a few years ago about saying that people could cook on a budget. They could eat more healthily, they could save money, and they could teach the skills to their children. Now, in jamaica , thats how you were in jamaica, thats how you were brought up, it . Of course. Brought up, was it . Of course. Thats the only way, you know, a young age. Know, cooking from a young age. Yeah, from i was six, you know, ijust yeah, from i was six, you know, i just realised my grandparents would jail child abuse would be in jail for child abuse if was living here. Still, you if i was living here. Still, you know, she would be still most probably still alive. You know what as as a child what i mean . But as as a child and you grow in jamaica, and you grow up in jamaica, there are certain chores you have learn cooking, washing, have to learn cooking, washing, cleaning. I was like six years cleaning. I was like six years old when i was making family dinners for six. Wow. And my son is 11. He cant make a sandwich, you know . And for me, its a massive concern because you cannot grow as a human being and dont even know how to look after your own self. And i think the way how things is designed now, i dont see it getting any better because now everybodys have hats and their hands have their hats and their hands and you know i mean . And have their hats and their hands and quality ow i mean . And have their hats and their hands and quality of i mean . And have their hats and their hands and quality of food i mean . And have their hats and their hands and quality of food is mean . And the quality of food is deteriorating , which, you know, deteriorating, which, you know, because theres more preservatives and stuff for shelf lives and stuff like that. But we didnt have this young people have not been taught by their parents or their grandparents to cook and that used to happen all the time in this the 40s. This country in the 40s. 50s and 60s even 70s. And 50s and 60s and even 70s. But we sort of lost those skills. Now i suppose that for you, a different you, coming from a different country, thats quite astounding to that we to see that you know that we cant cook from scratch. Is it cheaper . A fresh, cheaper . Colin to cook a fresh, nutritious , decent than go nutritious, decent meal than go and buy junk food . Its way cheaper. Its just its way cheaper. Its just that because once you start to shop, if you shop this evening for you things left for a meal, you have things left oven for a meal, you have things left over. So you can always chop and change the week. You change for the week. You understand im saying . Change for the week. You und um. Nd im saying . Change for the week. You und um. If im saying . Change for the week. You und um. I think im saying . Change for the week. You und um. I think itsr saying . Change for the week. You und um. I think its justing . Change for the week. You und um. I think its just ag . Its, um. I think its just a habit that people break themselves into because, like, all look at like all right, look at this. Like um, im going to get myself in problem for saying this, but i dont eat anything unless its proper organic. Dont eat anything unless its proper organic. Theres like, i proper organic. Theres like, i spend money and food , you know, spend money and food, you know, people spend money on alcohol. People spend money going out. My people spend money going out. My priority food because what priority is food because what you cannot do as a human being is you would never buy a rolls royce drive up to the petrol station and put diesel in it, right . No. So why the hell do you do it to yourself with food . You understand what im saying . So you have to understand, like, i think i asked my wife the other day to buy some wild salmon for me and planet organic. She called me from the shop me, oh, its £10 shop telling me, oh, its £10 for two so and the lady for two litres. So and the lady spent £1,000 removing the hair from her leg. From her leg. Yeah. Yeah. Because he called this, you know, this thing chim chim chim. I dont understand this foolishness. And its £10 foolishness. And its a £10 salmon thats your petrol for your body. You understand what im just trying to show you . If youre. Are youre. Our priorities are different. Understand different. Do you understand what like. And if different. Do you understand whawill like. And if different. Do you understand whawill spend like. And if different. Do you understand whawill spend on ike. And if different. Do you understand whawill spend on a. E. And if different. Do you understand whawill spend on a guccii if different. Do you understand whawill spend on a gucci bag or you will spend on a gucci bag or whatever to put a house key and a phone . Yeah, but when you come down £10 is too much. Down to food, £10 is too much. So if could transport so if you could transport a family from jamaica whos not well off, who teach the children how to cook and live that sort of way of life, transport it to the uk, sitting on a settee where theyve got their apps, getting justeat, getting the getting the justeat, getting the pizzas the the pizzas delivered, the kfc, the mcdonalds. Would feel mcdonalds. How would they feel about they will look at it about that . They will look at it for the first as a treat for the first time as a treat just to see how works. Just to see how it works. Yeah, trust me, they yeah, but trust me, they wont it three because wont do it three times because theyre to want the food theyre going to want the food that used to. Yeah. And that theyre used to. Yeah. And they know flavours. They they know the flavours. They know, know what mean . Know, you know what i mean . Especially theyre to especially when theyre going to start. Look at the cost of what theyre paying and what the quality theyre eating quality of what theyre eating because understand because they understand quality. They life, food is they all their life, the food is very simple. Very, very they all their life, the food is very sirto, e. Very, very they all their life, the food is very sirto, you very, very they all their life, the food is very sirto, you know, very they all their life, the food is very sirto, you know what� mean . Simple to, you know what i mean . Just together and just putting things together and flavour it, you know what i mean . Well, i think here they make like like make it seems like its like a its massive adventure. You its a massive adventure. You have to go and to just get food, you know what i mean . Its a basic you know, basic human rights, you know, promise you if just promise you if you just go shopping and your shopping properly and have your stuff you just do stuff and then you just do a meal plan, youll be shocked. Your fridge cannot hold everything that you put together. Know i mean . Together. You know what i mean . Youve cooked for yeah. So youve cooked for the and famous. You the rich and famous. You mentioned beyonce earlier. Youve do youve cooked for beyonce. Do these if these rich and famous stars, if you like , do they eat, you know, you like, do they eat, you know, cheap meal . Could you prepare cheap meal . Could you prepare them which they them a cheap meal, which they would say, you know what, thats great. Honestly, you cook honestly, everything you cook for, people have a for, these people have to have a passport. What they want. Passport. Thats what they want. They food. They passport. Thats what they want. They like food. They passport. Thats what they want. They like its food. They passport. Thats what they want. They like its just food. They passport. Thats what they want. They like its just the d. They passport. Thats what they want. They like its just the way, ey passport. Thats what they want. They like its just the way, the need like its just the way, the way you approach it. And the food just needs to be clean. You cant go and this up cant just go and pick this up and make this, you know and just make this, you know what mean . Its like the what i mean . Its like the quality of how you source your ingredients. A ingredients. Theres there is a lot in here lot of things coming in here from all these turkey india from all these turkey and india and beautiful and all these beautiful ingredients coming you know ingredients coming in. You know what mean . I understand what i mean . I understand sometime temperature and the sometime the temperature and the climate allow you to climate doesnt allow you to grow is, england grow. But the thing is, england is open up the rest of the is open up to the rest of the world. So theres things coming from we just need from all over. So we just need to look at like, right, what, what are we what are we like . What are we what are we like . What do we like . What do we like eating . Study your kids. See what what they like eating in school. And you try to teach them how to make it from scratch. Theres ten of us in this room now. You and theres theres me. You and theres a crew. Theres a camera crew here. If i gave you £10 now, could you go to the local market and cook a meal for the ten of us . Of course. Would you have change . Course. Change . Of course. Everybody will be full. Everybody will be full, of course. Dessert . Well course. What about dessert . Well actually, i could make you a creme brulee. Yeah, for a corinne. Yeah, for a from corinne. Yeah. So theres no dairy because thats very cheap to make. You just need corn or maybe polenta a corn meal. Yeah, thats set. Because you can manipulate corn just like we use an egg yolk. You know what i mean . So you grow up. We grow up knowing this. You know what i mean . Like, because youre, youre only allowed to have a certain amount of eggs. So the eggs are for the chicken to hatch. Youre only hatch. Yeah. So youre only allowed a certain amount allowed to eat a certain amount of so if you want to of chicken. So if you want to make like any stuff like creme brulee or whatever, you have to find other ways making find other ways of making it. You it, you know what you dont use it, you know what i so its just things like i mean . So its just things like that because you multiply the, the the, your the production of the, your henhouse, know, and i guess the production of the, your henhouae, know, and i guess the production of the, your henhoua bit know, and i guess the production of the, your henhoua bit ofknow, and i guess the production of the, your henhoua bit of foraging d i guess the production of the, your henhoua bit of foraging as guess the production of the, your henhoua bit of foraging as wellss you do a bit of foraging as well when out there in jamaica when youre out there in jamaica picking the ingredients out in the everything is grown the wild. Everything is grown natural, yeah. Think natural, you know . Yeah. I think if i my way in this if i have my way in this country, might become a country, they might become a dictator. Every person would have something. Yeah, have to grow something. Yeah, the a corner, the minute you have a corner, you what i mean . You know what i mean . But we to do that during but we have to do that during the people to grow the war, people had to grow stuff every every spare patch of land was. It was used for growing vegetables. To do now because so you need to do now because thats what this this is what messing world now because messing up the world now because people food is people dont think food is secondary to people. You come back on you think you come back on the at some and do a the show at some stage and do a bit cooking and me bit of cooking and educate me and the gb news viewers. Listen, this would be my absolute because, absolute pleasure because, you know, people know, we talking about people might but you guys might say, yeah, but you guys just i would to just talking i would like to show because this is the only way will understand. Way people will understand. Colin could speak to you all night fascinating night about this fascinating subject, my subject, subject close to my heart, youre going to stay heart, but youre going to stay with because coming up next, with me because coming up next, weve wilkie of the week. Weve got wilkie of the week. Beautiful, weve got wilkie of the week. Beelooking to that. Looking fonnard to that. Looking fonnard to that. Wilkie of the its time for wilkie of the week with celebrity chef colin brown. For the brown. And joining me for the first is conservative first time is conservative pubuc first time is conservative public expert lucy Public Policy expert lucy white. Look, this Public Policy expert lucy white. Look, thats this Public Policy expert lucy white. Look, thats been this Public Policy expert lucy white. Look, thats been incredibly is week thats been incredibly woke. Weve got Just Stop Oil theyve raided performance of theyve raided a performance of les in the west end, les miz in the west end, spoiling everybodys enjoyment. Weve royal navy spoiling everybodys enjoyment. Weve decided royal navy spoiling everybodys enjoyment. Weve decided rtheyrelvy whove decided that theyre going guidance in going to use pronoun guidance in their operations. And the third their operations. And the third one is the nhs trust, which says men with menopausal symptoms should be treated like women. Figure that one out menopausal men. Lucy look, i think that far too much attention and funding is being given to this particular debate and it is a privileged debate. Instead, what i would like to see us focusing on is the fact , see us focusing on is the fact, for example, that our phones rely on cobalt extraction from the democratic republic of congo. Why are we not talking about real issues in our media . And we are focusing on a debate which is very privileged, very comment. Comment. Colin so were talking about men, mens menopausal problems come men, menopausal just need to eat yams. Thats what they eat in jamaica for women. Tell me about that. Yams yeah, because thats the main component. The main component that make menopause tablets yams. Tablets from yams. Any bloke complaining so. So any bloke complaining about offal is just lobbing the yarn, theyd be right as yarn, and theyd be right as rain. Them some yam yarn, and theyd be right as rain. Them some yarn and rain. Give them some yarn and curry chicken. And yam. Some curry chicken and yam. Some curry chicken and yam. About the pronouns, lucy . I lucy . I think its up to each person to adopt the pronouns they wish. However, as long as its not imposed or enforced. Okay. And the Just Stop Oil. Youve got a business in in london. Yeah. Have they affected your business at all . No, not really. You know, no, not really. You know, were we was lucky. Were we was lucky. So what do you think, tom . Colin, you know, going about with the pink oranget colin, you know, going about with the pink orange t shirts on, blocking traffic, you know, spraying paint everywhere, would that be tolerated in jamaica . Oh, no , no, no, no, no. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. So, you know , people need to so, you know, people need to go about their business and look after their kids so they would have like a push box for sure. Okay. Okay. Okay. So guys , what do you think we so guys, what do you think we should go for . Should it be just up oil, the royal navy, or the nhs trust . N hs trust . Nhs trust . I think the nhs trust. I think the nhs trust. What about you . Me too. What about you . Me too. I think the nhs trust, you know. So if that particular nhs trust is watching this week , you trust is watching this week, you are wokie of the week, but do not go away because coming up next, got lucy white and next, weve got lucy white and weve also labour man, weve also got the labour man, former labour adviser matthew lhasa. Hello there. Good evening. Im jonathan vautrey. Who is your gb news Weather Forecast provided by the met office this weekend is going to be one of contrast out across the uk. High pressure is in charge across the south, importing heat from north africa iberia really turning africa and iberia really turning very time of year. Very warm for the time of year. But this trailing frontal system across to be across scotland is going to be providing much wetter conditions. Will eventually conditions. It will eventually clear off parts of northern ireland, Northern England throughout and throughout this evening and then stall central western stall across central Western Areas scotland. Repeatedly, areas of scotland. Repeatedly, heavy rain over nights elsewhere, generally staying largely dry. Some clear spells in there , but most us seeing in there, but most of us seeing relatively mild conditions to start saturday morning around 14 c. This rain then will be heavy and persistent throughout saturday. And there is an amber weather warning in force. The potential flooding and potential for flooding and disruption expected and there disruption is expected and there could even be some landslides where we totals really where we see totals really totting up 180mm in some spots for northern ireland, wales and england, though it will be a largely dry day, some sunshine , largely dry day, some sunshine, particularly across the southeast. Generally hazier skies for parts of Northern England, Northern England, wales and northern ireland. But temperatures climbing towards 23 c into sunday. The rain across scotland will gradually clear its way northward. Still some heavy outbursts across initially Northern Areas , eventually Northern Areas, eventually reaching the Northern Isles later on. But again, for northern ireland, wales and england dry day this england are largely dry day this time best of the sunshine time the best of the sunshine off towards south west off towards the south west eastern may that bit eastern areas may stay that bit cloudier. Further rain into parts of the north west as we head the part of head towards the middle part of the as well news radio. Now its time for right versus left with former labour Party Advisor matthew lazer and lucy white, who is a pubuc lazer and lucy white, who is a Public Policy , a conservative Public Policy, a conservative pubuc Public Policy, a conservative Public Policy, a conservative Public Policy expert. Is that right, lucy . Lets see. We hope so. We hope so. Okay. Okay. So this week we saw jeremy hunt getting tough on on the benefit system, again, wanting to get people back into work, reduced the benefit bill. Lucy is our benefit bill too high and what can we do to reduce it . So leigh, yes, absolutely. Our benefit bill is too high because it is actually £75 billion every single year and thats the stat for 2021 to 2022. Now just to give a comparison in that same year, 2021 to 22, we spent £45 billion on defence. So were spending an extra £30 billion a year on universal credits and legacy benefit rates than we are on defence and of. That £75 billion defence and of. That £75 billion that supports currently 5. 7 Million People in the uk. Now i have to say , of those 5. 7 have to say, of those 5. 7 million, 2. 3 million are actually working. They just actually working. They just genuinely need some extra support because they have a low income job. And thats of course, thats absolutely fine. We are a capitalist capitalist society, which means that not every job is going to be equal in terms of payment. But what in terms of payment. But what i want to ask to focus on is the fact that 1. 7 Million People receiving benefits that are classed in the conditionality of no work requirement, which means they dont need theyre being classed as not needing to work due to health or care responsibilities and as i quote verbatim from this document, it says those with no prospects of work. Well come back to that work. Well come back to that shortly. But it in addition you have we have 1. 4 Million People all in the category of searching for work. So if you add those two figures, that creates 3. 1 Million People that are not working , that are receiving working, that are receiving universal credit. Now, currently there is 1. 1 million Job Vacancies in the uk. So even if we can reduce those by a third, those claiming benefits without working and we can fill every single job vacancy in the uk. Matthew lucys come armed with facts and figures. Do you agree with lucy . Well, in many ways i do , well, in many ways i do, because i think the benefits bill is too high. Because the benefits bill is a sign of failure. Its the price were paying failure. Its the price were paying for the failure to get people into work. I think people back into work. I think we agree that getting people we all agree that getting people off benefits and into work of course, people some people of working are always going to working age are always going to be because of be needing support because of disabilities or Health Conditions is et cetera. But yes, there are people who who we need to get back into work, even if thats part time work for both their good and for societys good. Im disappointed that we havent the more hasnt been done, im to going say it and youre going to groan. Over the last years, tory. Over the last 13 years, tory. Over the last 13 years, tory. But look, i mean, let me but but look, i mean, let me give you an example. A friend of mine runs one of the big welfare to work organisations, electric charging not charging points. Whether or not lets into lets not we wont go into electric but we all electric cars, but we all know we need more charging we need more electric charging points. Hes got some money from the government that train the government that he to train people the electric people to install the electric charging and the charging points up and down the country. The country. The problem is the government rules say that in order to install electric charging you have charging point, you need to have a c English Literature a grade c in English Literature or english English Literature and language. So hes got these and language. So hes got these lads up and down the country, mostly but who who he mostly lads, but who who he could train up. Of could he could train up. Of course will get the course they will get all the necessary qualifications to safely charging safely install electric charging points, may not be so points, but they may not be so hot on poetry, but they he hot on the poetry, but they he cant train them because the government wont release the money gets people money unless he gets people whove got to c so theres lots of of common mean of sense of common sense. I mean thats, know, thats what thats, you know, thats what needs prevail. Thats, you know, thats what nee one prevail. Thats, you know, thats what nee one of revail. Thats, you know, thats what nee one of the il. Thats, you know, thats what neeone of the things i talk one of the things i talk about on my on my weekly tour, when go around country when i go around the country talking the fact talking to members is the fact that young people, that weve got young people, children in households now, workless from you workless households from you know, probably second and Third Generation know, probably second and third gener. An n know, probably second and third gener. An alarm clock go off in heard an alarm clock go off in the morning, never heard mum and dad go to work. Theyve never heard dad or mum or heard mum and dad orjust mum or dad around the dinner table dad sat around the dinner table at time talking about at night time talking about their work. So theyre their day at work. So theyre in a culture where they think its acceptable. Its not their fault that when they get to 16 or 18 they dont have to go to work because what theyve seen before is, is a worthless household. How we break that cycle . Lucy how do we break that cycle . Lucy so first of all, i think the fact that its even an option not to work is essentially unbelievable. Unbelievable. Ive worked and lived in countries such as uganda or across africa and latin america, where if you choose not to work, then theres no one to support you. There is no safety net. The fact that we have in this country 1. 1 million vacancies is all of those that have a formal contract act and will have, of course, a minimum wage or perhaps even a living wage, which we know is £10. 10, 42, which we know is £10. 10, 42, which will increase to £11. The fact that there are Jobs Available. Oh my goodness. If available. Oh my goodness. If you go to any of the countries that ive lived and worked in and they knew that there were Jobs Available with a contract with minimum wage , its just with a minimum wage, its just almost an audacity that people are not appreciating what we are offering. And you know, i lets come to matthew. Matthew, lucy says its an audacity that people refuse to work for on a living wage in this country when there are Jobs Available. Well, i think youre absolutely right, lee, that there are families where that need support and intervention. And thats one of the things that labour did in power. So things like sure start centres, so people, so, so right from the very start children were engaged with, you know, a wider range of people and being shown , you people and being shown, you know, ambition. And i think were right that we need to give people incentives and we need a focus on skilling. So actually the announcement that rishi made about a levels , you know, its about a levels, you know, its about a levels, you know, its about the other 50. I think well agree on this. When we when we were in the labour party together, we would have agreed that biggest weakness that labours biggest weakness under years was an under the blair years was an absolute obsession with the increase people going increase in to 50 people going to and not focusing to university and not focusing on the who arent going to on the 50 who arent going to go into higher and go into Higher Education and giving skills of the giving them the skills of the future, some of future, which some of our competitors do. Certainly like career suggested there. Career sort of suggested there. Think many people and i think many people watching agree with watching this will agree with that. To work or that. If you refuse to work or look work or that job, look for work or take that job, you shouldnt have benefits. Well, i agree that there should long as should be sanctions as long as theyre and was theyre support. And that was theyre support. And that was the way should the labour way that we should that obviously some that if people obviously some people are unable to work of working age must always be working age and must always be given support that they given the support that they need, but who be need, but people who can be helped be helped into work should be helped into work should be helped and if they helped into work and if they wont get into work, then sanctions, of course, should be used. Support needs to used. But the support needs to be well as the sanctions. So lucy, is the labour party, the party the workers or the the party of the workers or the shirkers . Shi rkers . Shirkers . Well, shi rkers . Well, to shirkers . Well, to and well, im going to try and not of to polarising in not be sort of to polarising in that sense, but you know, my views and all i have to say is that i think we need to change the approach to get people into work. So if i walk past a jobcentre, itjust work. So if i walk past a jobcentre, it just from the outside and from what ive heard, to be very heard, it seems to be very degrading and demoralising thing. Touch that thing. I wouldnt touch that place with bargepole and if place with a bargepole and if you have people who want to go to work, they might feel very intimidated or demoralised by entering that place. So i think we need to scrap job centres because they were created in 1910. Theyre not exactly fit for purpose at the moment. Were in an age of digitalisation where we can help people into jobs through other means via the internet, for example, and its about its not about this act of villainization by saying we need to crack down on those that arent working. Instead we need to change the approach and not attack those that dont work. But we need to say if you work, you will have a better quality of life. So by working you will have more disposable income, you will have more autonomy and you will have more autonomy and you will create. Can we convince people that they will have better quality they will have a better quality of they work rather than of life if they work rather than livewell, absolutely we can and well, absolutely we can and we should. And we must. I mean, its great in a sense. Theres agreement here because it should really be a National Mission to get people off welfare and into work, the higher work, because the higher the percentage force percentage of the labour force that have in in work is good that you have in in work is good for the economy. So that you have in in work is good for should the economy. So that you have in in work is good for should we the economy. So that you have in in work is good for should we shouldzconomy. So that you have in in work is good for should we shouldzcorgivingio we should we should be giving people i mean, i think people support. I mean, i think youre right. There should be new ways supporting people, new ways of supporting people, you know, online. Et cetera. But yes, and if there are yes, i mean, and if there are wrinkles system and wrinkles in the tax system and the tax system, which the tax Credit System, which means there are means that there are disincentives, they to disincentives, they need to be ironed but to be ironed out, but it has to be a priority. We also its all priority. And we also its all about skills. The biggest problem in this country is skills for who havent skills for those who havent gone and they can gone to university and they can be let down by governments be feel let down by governments of colours. Be feel let down by governments of weve urs. Lots of agreement weve got lots of agreement here today with and here today with with matthew and lucy matthew, who made the lucy and matthew, who made the point i used to be in point that, yes, i used to be in the labour party with matthew, but of matthews but by the sounds of matthews tone dont me tone and opinions dont get me cancelled. Like hell cancelled. It looks like hell be conservative party. Dont get me cancer very, very soon. But look, do not go away because coming up next, hes back. Gary, the cabbie. So back. Its gary, the cabbie. So gary, lots of bridges, lots of tunnels but theres tunnels in london. But theres a bit a kerfuffle at the moment bit of a kerfuffle at the moment with our tunnels. Whats with with our tunnels. Whats going well delightful mayor going off . Well delightful mayor has decided that hes going to start charging people to go through the blackwall tunnel at £4 the pop and then when the silvertown tunnel opens , hes silvertown tunnel opens, hes going to charge for that as well. I guess mayor khan would argue, gary, that hes doing this for the motorists of london, for the residents , its london, for the residents, its to for Public Health and all sorts of things and putting the people of london first. What would you say to that . Well, its a reasonable argument, but the fact is its not a true argument, because what happen is it would just move all the congestion from blackwall tunnel through the limehouse link tunnel along the highway and over the bridges. So the poor people that live around that area has got to get all the congestion and the dirty air. But what next, gary . Whats going to happen next . Is it going to be a tax on bridges . Is it going to be just tunnels . You know, weve seen also that weve got the ulez Expansion Scheme along with ulez , and now weve got a charge on tunnels. Can the people of london really afford this now, this short anyway . This short anyway . But then what happens is once he realises people arent going through the blackwall tunnel and i should say this because itll give an idea, he starts give him an idea, he starts charging for every bridge over london. Well, there you go. More common sense from gary, the cabbie. Glad to have him back because every time i get in this cabbie with gary, he reminds me what sense is. All. Well, thats last orders at the bar. And today im joined by the very lovely model tv personality , big brother contestant, Property Developer Ashley Horgan wallace. Yes , thats correct. Yes, thats correct. Yes, thats correct. Big brother. That returns, i think. Is it this saturday night, sunday, sunday on on on itv too. Yeah you made your name on on big brother a few years back. Will you be tuning in . Ashlene ill be tuning in because ive got a column to write for one of the newspaper, piers. So yeah, im absolutely be tuning in. Of course. Yes. I mean, its my mothership, like i have it regardless. Have to watch it regardless. Why i mean, i want to be so why i mean, i want to be honest. Ive watched it. Honest. Ive never watched it. Im how very dare you. Youre how very dare you. Youre missing out on a social experiment so that you could learn people. Learn about the people. You originally decide why did you originally decide to go on big brother . Because there must have thousands there must have been thousands of applicants that. Of applicants for that. Yeah, to be honest, i was really hung over and my friend phoned me and said, can phoned me up and said, can you come with me . Come to the auditions with me . And like, absolutely not. And i was like, absolutely not. Wed night before. Wed been out the night before. She called back half an hour later and sort of begged me some more. I wasnt more. So i went. So i wasnt really into it. She was the one that really, really wanted to get on, but oops, i won. You say its a social experiment. Yeah. Experiment. Experiment what, exactly . Experiment for what, exactly . Experiment for what, exactly . I dont me, it was i dont know. For me, it was a self discovery journey. I kind of just wanted to see. I a self discovery journey. I kind ofjust wanted to see. I think of just wanted to see. I think i was quite misunderstood. I didnt quite know myself. I wanted to see how i was. Wanted to see how i was. Basically. I just wanted a birds eye view of me. And thats thats the honest truth. Thats thats the honest truth. So how long are you in the house for . And are you aware of anything thats going on outside . No, youre not aware of anything whatsoever. And i was anything whatsoever. And i was in for three months, so three whole months. And it was really like stockholm syndrome , you like stockholm syndrome, you know, like i really fell in love with my captors. I didnt want to leave at all. It didnt feel like you were in prison then or anything like that . No i think its worse than prison, if im honest, because youve got the whole country watching you. No contact with youve got no contact with the outside world. You cant speak to your loved ones. Youve got newspapers, nothing. Speak to your loved ones. Youve gotso newspapers, nothing. Speak to your loved ones. Youve got so when japers, nothing. Speak to your loved ones. Youve got so when you rs, nothing. Speak to your loved ones. Youve got so when you become ng. Speak to your loved ones. Youve got so when you become aware so when you become aware because obviously when you first go there, youll be aware go in there, youll be aware that the cameras rolling. That the cameras are rolling. People you, your people are watching you, your friends, relatives whoever friends, your relatives, whoever the were. When do the British Public were. When do you become or when do you lose that just like take for that and just like take it for granted of forget that granted and sort of forget that peoples in. Peoples tuning in. Yeah, i think about a couple of weeks in you completely forget i mean completely, forget and i mean completely, unless cameraman accidentally unless a cameraman accidentally bangs window then bangs into the window and then you wake up. I mean, you kind of wake up. I mean, when i left, i was looking in mirrors, expecting to see a cameraman, you know , behind the cameraman, you know, behind the behind the mirror looking at me. But yeah, its very its a very strange, surreal experience. And is there anything that you actually did in there which you actually did in there which you no nothing. You regret . No nothing. I mean, i walked around with half, painted half, half my eyebrows painted on and no makeup and, you know, but so what it was, it was me warts and all. What about friendships formed in there . Yeah, ive got one of my best friends , michael cheshire. Hes. Hes my best friend. And i met him in there. Hes. Hes my best friend. And i met him in there. So nikki and i met him in there. So nikki , nikki graham was a very good friend of mine. She sadly passed away and i mean, theres others that i just really couldnt stand and it ding dongs then in there any, any arguments or there any, any arguments or there was loads of arguments. There was loads of arguments. Yeah. I there was loads of arguments. Yeah. I was always sticking up for the underdog. So i was always arguing with people. Thats just in my nature to do that. Injustice. Yes. And that. I hate injustice. Yes. And when saw it, i spoke about it. When i saw it, i spoke about it. So there was a lot of wallys in there that had to their there that had to put in their place, if im honest. Look one of do on the show, of the things we do on the show, ashley, is on the pole. You tell me. You used to work behind the bar at one stage, pulled pints. Youre going pulled a few pints. Youre going to lucy white, to be joined by lucy white, whos a Public Policy expert. Come in, lucy. Got come on in, lucy. Youve got a pint come on in, lucy. Youve got a pinhey. Hey. Hey. And normally have a little bit of fun with this. Youve got about 30s a pint and then about 30s to a pint and then youre going to have mark youre going to have to mark each out ten. So go for each other out of ten. So go for it, ladies. Lets be generous to each other. Sure youre very quick. Very quick on the off there, ashley. Well, i mean, its a competition. Thats what im saying. I need to win. Shes catching up now. Shes catching up now. Oh, my god. Oh, my god. Thats not fair. That her pipes quicker mine on the bar. Lucy oh, my god. Lucy oh, my god. Theres a im fuming. Theres a im fuming. Hey, hey. Hey, hey. Hey, hey. There we go. There we go. There we go. Well, what do you think . Was that a bit of fun . Was that. Was that. Was that. Was i dont like beer, but it was very fun. Could you see yourself working behind a bar . Yes. Okay. Look at one like this. Yeah, get of tips, yeah, youd get lots of tips, i can tell. And ashley, what do you think . To lucy . There is a performance. Im actually really impressed. That was really, really that really quick. Yeah. That everything, like the wrist movement, perfect i lucy, youve got the mark out of ten. I would say. 8. 5. Of ten. I would say. 8. 5. Im leaving. Im leaving. Im leaving. I think thats a bit harsh. I think thats a bit harsh. Very day. Very day. One of the best parts of having pulled on this show there you go. Ashley, what are you going to score . Lucy ill give you a ten out of ten. Oh, because thank you. Oh, because thank you. There i am. There i am. I am identical point point. So, yeah, i think youre probably leaderboard now probably on the leaderboard now with , with, with, with ten. With, with, with, with ten. I think somebody actually got a 10. 5. Dont know if they did 10. 5. I dont know if they did not. But look, ladies, absolutely can call absolutely lovely. Can i call you ladies . They the correct you ladies . Are they the correct pronouns . I hope so. Queen. Queen. Queen. Queen to me. Queen to me. Oh, queen. Queen. Oh, queen. Queen. Thats. Thats on the pole with. With lucy and with ashley. Thank you, ladies. Thanks for having me. Bye bye. Massive thanks to everybody whos tuned in tonight. Its been a fantastic show. Weve had some fantastic guests. But next week were back in uxbridge where, got where, again, weve got a brilliant line up of guests. So please tune in next friday at 7 pm. Look, good night and stay safe. I think the most exciting bit for me is talking to ordinary people. People who i think are ignored often by the major news channels. Were going to give news. They want to hear this is a voice that needs to be heard. I think theres a chance here for a diversity of opinion to be expressed, you find expressed, which you dont find elsewhere. Exciting. Elsewhere. Its really exciting. We dont hold back. Were free to how decisions that are to say how decisions that are taken here affect all around taken here affect us all around the country. Only on gb news the peoples channel only on gb news the peoples channel, britains news channel i hello there. Good evening. Im jonathan vautrey. Who is your gb news Weather Forecast provided by the met office this weekend is going to be one of contrast across the uk. High pressure is in charge across the south, heat from south, importing heat from north africa and iberia really turning very for the time of year. Very warm for the time of year. But this trailing system but this trailing frontal system across scotland going to be across scotland is going to be providing wetter conditions providing much wetter conditions. It will eventually clear off parts of northern ireland, northern this Northern England throughout this evening and then stall across central Western Areas of scotland repeatedly , heavy rain scotland repeatedly, heavy rain over night , elsewhere generally over night, elsewhere generally staying largely dry. Some clear spells in there. But most of us seeing relatively mild conditions start saturday conditions to start saturday morning, around 14 c. This rain then will be heavy and persistent throughout saturday. And there is an amber weather warning in force, potential for flooding and disruption is expected there could even be expected and there could even be some landslides where we see totals really totting up 180mm in some spots. The northern ireland, wales and england, though it will be a largely dry day, some sunshine, particularly across the southeast, generally hazier skies for parts of northern and Northern England, wales and northern ireland. But temperatures climbing towards 23 c into sunday. The rain across scotland will gradually clear its way northward. Still some outbursts across some heavy outbursts across initially Northern Areas, eventually reaching the Northern Isles but again , for isles later on. But again, for northern wales and northern ireland, wales and england largely day this england are largely dry day this time best of the sunshine time the best of the sunshine off the south west off towards the south west eastern stay that bit eastern areas may stay that bit cloudier. The further rain into cloudier. The further rain into parts of the north west we parts of the north west as we head towards middle of head towards the middle part of the as but by the way. Good good evening. The way. Good good evening. Im Patrick Christys back with you for some friday night fun. Its the start of the weekend after all. So lets kick back and enjoy ourselves and what line up we have for you what a line up we have for you tonight. Tonight on the show is it really up to teachers to get kids to brush their keir kids to brush their teeth . Keir starmer thinks so, but starmer certainly thinks so, but hes a backlash from a hes facing a backlash from a lot of angry teachers and the parents arent lazy. Parents who arent lazy. Legendary presenter from fat families fan favourite steve miller will join us very shortly to have his say. But also tonight, me and my fantastic panel will entering the spin panel will be entering the spin room stories turn bad room where good stories turn bad and some bad ones turn good, like the one about a sheep in a wheelchair. But well also be going round your paths. Yeah, you heard . Thats the part of the show where we run through some fun stories from some of the fun stories from around wonderful nation. Around this wonderful nation. The best of local news, including road night including a very rude road night and will finish with the and we will finish with the missing quiz where we missing words quiz where we showed the panel some newspaper headunes headlines with, yep, youve guessed missing. Guessed it, one word missing. How earth did come up with how on earth did we come up with that . Of course, it wouldnt that . And of course, it wouldnt be night show, will it, be a friday night show, will it, without dog of the week . No without your dog of the week . No no. Were still banned no. Again, were still banned from this from doing that. This show should of fun. But should be a lot of fun. But first, lets get your headlines from tatiana sanchez. From tatiana sanchez. Patrick, thank you and good evening. This is the latest from the newsroom. A man has been remanded in custody over an alleged plot to kidnap and kill tv presenter holly willoughby. Gavin plumb, a Shopping Centre security guard, is charged with soliciting a man to carry out the crimes the star pulled out of hosting itvs this morning after bosses were reportedly alerted to the possible threat. Its understood shes being given round the clock, secured city and support labours describing its rutherglen and Hamilton West by election win as a seismic victory. Michael shanks took the seat with 58 of the vote, more than double that of the snps
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