gb news. >> shutdown. putin is ignoring the threat of islamic terrorism and instead saying the biggest threat to russia comes from far right nazis. does this sound familiar? he'll have a great career. post—politics as a guardian columnist. he's gone. woke. and lee anderson exposed the myth of institutional racism in a hilarious grilling of the fire brigade. we've got the video of this. you won't want to miss it. and in conspiracy corner, hollywood superstar millie bobby brown is still wondering if the earth is flat. this is your saturday night showdown and discussing all tonight's topics with me are my brilliant panel topics with me are my brilliant panel. joining me tonight are

comedian susie kennedy and nicholas de santo. and the lawyer and broadcaster and general polymath andrew eborn. but first, let's get your latest news headlines from sam francis . news headlines from sam francis. >> leo, thank you very much. good evening. from the newsroom. it's just gone 8:00 and we start with the latest developments in our top story of the day that the ukrainian president has now said that it's absolutely predictable that vladimir putin waited just 24 hours before linking ukraine to last night's attack at a concert venue in moscow. vladimir zelenskyy has described russia's apparent attempt to blame ukraine as absolutely untenable and absurd, though neither vladimir putin nor the fsb have so far presented any proof of a link with ukraine, united states , with ukraine, united states, meanwhile, has strongly condemned the attack, which we now know killed at least 143 people. us intelligence services believe it was carried out by a branch of the islamic state

terror group. well, in a statement to the nation, president putin said the terrorists can expect punishment and condemned what he called the barbaric attack . barbaric attack. >> all the executors, planners and those who ordered this crime will be rightfully and inevitably punished. whoever they are and whoever directed them . let me repeat we will them. let me repeat we will identify and punish everyone who stood behind the terrorists, who prepared this attack against russia, against our people . russia, against our people. >> more news from the region tonight. ukraine is working to restore power supplies after the biggest russian attack on its power grid. this for those watching on television, was the moment that russian forces struck the country's largest dam . rishi sunak. struck the country's largest dam . rishi sunak . that attack . rishi sunak. that attack killed at least five people and put europe's biggest nuclear station at risk. it comes as more than 30,000 civilians have

now been killed in ukraine since russia's invasion. president zelenskyy is calling for urgent international assistance, saying that russian terrorism is only possible because he says ukraine lacks modern air defence systems . royal news here in the uk and prince harry has privately reached out to prince william and the princess of wales following news of her cancer diagnosis . the duchess of sussex diagnosis. the duchess of sussex has also been in contact with the couple, amid reports of feeling blindsided by the announcement . meanwhile, cancer announcement. meanwhile, cancer research have said that kate's high profile cancer diagnosis has led to a significant uptick in visits to their website and will lead to increased public awareness. it's after the future queen revealed on friday that she is undergoing preventative chemotherapy in this emotional video message. >> it has been an incredibly tough couple of months for our entire family, but i've had a fantastic medical team who have taken great care of me, for which i'm so grateful. back in

january , i underwent major january, i underwent major abdominal surgery in london and at the time it was thought that my condition was non—cancerous . my condition was non—cancerous. the surgery was successful, however , tests after the however, tests after the operation found cancer had been present . my medical team present. my medical team therefore advised that i should undergo a course of preventative chemotherapy, and i'm now in the early stages of that treatment . early stages of that treatment. >> as expected, there has been an outpouring of public support across the country following that announcement, and we've been speaking to people in birmingham today who've shared their hope for kate's privacy and an the recent and an end to the recent speculation . speculation. >> it's quite shocking, really. she's got young kids, she's got a family. i think that's probably upsetting probably the more upsetting thing the thing about everything the pubuc thing about everything the public eye on things doesn't really matter at the minute, does it? >> i think was a brave >> i think it was a brave decision and i think they've just awakened people's minds to decision and i think they've jutroublesome people's minds to decision and i think they've jutroublesome cancer. s minds to decision and i think they've jutroublesome cancer. isninds to decision and i think they've jutroublesome cancer. is ands to decision and i think they've jutroublesome cancer. is and t0) a troublesome cancer. is and to be checked out themselves. >> yeah, it's very shocking, really. and obviously , you know, really. and obviously, you know, it's 1 in 2 really. and obviously, you know, it's1 in 2 people are getting

it's 1 in 2 people are getting cancer now. so i think we all should be a bit more should be a little bit more respectful and just let her get on it and, you know, to on with it and, you know, to recover with family and just recover with her family and just lay her little you lay off her a little bit. you know, i she has a lot of know, i think she has a lot of scrutiny over the last few weeks and news today that and some sad news today that we've that knife crime we've heard that knife crime campaigner has campaigner richard taylor has died at age 75 after his died at the age of 75 after his long going battle with prostate cancen cancer. >> cancen >> his ten year old son, damilola, was killed in 2000, in what became one of britain's highest profile crimes, posting on social media, the home secretary, james cleverly, has praised mr taylor's determination in the face of what he called the huge personal tragedy. that loss led richard and his late wife gloria, to set up a trust aimed at supporting disadvantaged young people. he said his son's death was the result of enormous problems in society, but wanted his legacy to be one of hope. and a reminder on some news that came into us in the last couple of hours from kent that a boy aged

just 12 has been arrested tonight after a teenage girl was stabbed in sittingbourne . the stabbed in sittingbourne. the incident happened shortly before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police are now urging anyone with information, including cctv footage or video, to come forward . and in cheltenham forward. and in cheltenham police there are urgently searching for three missing siblings who are subject to a court order that prevents them from being in the care of their parents. three year old paulie, five year old joleen and eight year old betsy were last seen with their mother on friday, but their whereabouts is now unknown. the gloucestershire force say they are concerned for the children's welfare , and the children's welfare, and they're asking anyone with any information come and information to come forward and contact immediately . and contact them immediately. and finally, britain is in the midst of the longest sustained rise in people missing work due to sickness since the 1990s. research from the resolution foundation has found that nearly 2.7 million people are too sick to work, with figures highest among the youngest and the

oldest of workers. the increase comes despite the overall labour market returning to normal following the pandemic. but it does mean that britain is the only g7 economy not to have fully return to pre—covid levels of employment . those are the of employment. those are the headlines. i'll be back in the next hour. in the meantime, you can sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the qr code on your screen. if you're listening screen. or if you're listening on radio, go to on radio, you can go to gbnews.com slash alerts . gb news.com slash alerts. >> gbnews.com slash alerts. >> welcome to the saturday night showdown. now the terror attack in moscow by isis shows that putin has dropped the ball regarding the threat of islamism and can't keep his people safe and can't keep his people safe and putin's response was to dismiss the threat of islamism and instead blame far right nazis. does it sound familiar? it's the same thing said by any left wing politician in the west. putin has gone , woke for

west. putin has gone, woke for all it. some people on the dissident right see that putin is the best defender of european christendom . nothing could be christendom. nothing could be further from the truth. he's imported men hand over fist from muslim areas of the middle east and africa, and moscow has been flooded with men from muslim areas of the russian federation, dagestan, chechnya and tajikistan. and it's reported that last night's attackers are tajiks. over 8000 mosques have been built in russia , and been built in russia, and muslims now number an estimated 14% of the population. meanwhile, anti—russian sentiment grows amongst islamists because of russia's support for syria's barbarous leader, assad. russia has spent ten years bombing muslim civilians in syria, although you won't hear any lefties or celebrities condemning it because for some reason they only care when israel is involved. russia also had a brutal war with muslim chechnya before making peace with its leader, kadyrov. but there are many in chechnya who see kadyrov as a traitor and want vengeance

against russia. for the chechen blood spilled. sound familiar ? blood spilled. sound familiar? under labour, britain bombed iraq while our policy of open borders allows anyone from the middle east to waltz in and claim asylum. but we've got 40,000 islamists on terror watch lists in the uk. 40,000 islamists on terror watch lists in the uk . traffic lists in the uk. traffic barriers, high profile targets and tight security at public events. we have put a lot of effort into stopping islamic terror. i mean, it might make more sense to stop islamic terror entering britain, but at least we've got on top of it. has putin done the same? no instead he's focused on ukraine insisting that far right neo—nazis present the biggest threat to russia. he's like a guardian columnist ignoring the real threat while twisting himself in knots trying to find a way to blame white nationalists. he's been caught napping. western authorities even warned putin that they had uncovered evidence of an islamist plot in russia, and putin dismissed this as western propaganda . on march the 7th,

propaganda. on march the 7th, america told putin of reports that extremist s have imminent plans to target large gatherings in moscow to include concerts. however, putin dismissed the warnings as provocative, saying all this resembles outright blackmail and the intention to intimidate and destabilise our society. well, putin last night shows that it wasn't western propaganda, and while we allow islamist chants on the streets of london, our police respond reassuringly, firmly when there's a serious violent threat. compare that to moscow , threat. compare that to moscow, where armed islamists could not only commit a massive atrocity , only commit a massive atrocity, killing well over 100 people, then leave at their leisure . then leave at their leisure. making a run for the nearest border, putin pretends to be a strong man, but instead of tackling the rising threat from islamism, he put his head in the sand and ignores it like so many western leaders do. instead he whips up hate against the far right nazis, invades ukraine and kills russia's brothers. the man is a clown .

kills russia's brothers. the man is a clown. i'm joined tonight by tv personality, personality and broadcaster comedian nicholas de santo. susie kennedy also a comedian and the lawyer and broadcaster andrew eborn . and broadcaster andrew eborn. now, andrew, i mean, i know you've been following, following russia. i have following what's going there. do you going on there. i mean, do you think you think putin think do you think putin is actually the people on actually for all the people on the right the uk and the distant right in the uk and in america, that putin is in america, say that putin is some of he's standing up some sort of he's standing up against wokeism. he's actually just it is just as walker's leaders. it is extraordinary, firstly, what a surprise. it was 87% of the vote. we should congratulate him on getting yet another turm. was only 87. only 87. how dare the 13. the unlucky 13 100. easily i would have thought so. it is crazy, isn't it? because they turn around on march the seventh, he pointed out. the us embassy in russia said there's an threat from islam. an imminent threat from islam. this what's going happen. this is what's going to happen. islamist extremists is what they were soon as it were saying. and as soon as it came i was watching the

came out, i was watching the news today. basically, they're saying, do with saying, oh, it's all to do with ukraine ramadan at ukraine because it is ramadan at the no way there the moment. there's no way there would these atrocities. would be doing these atrocities. yeah, quite extraordinary. would be doing these atrocities. yea that quite extraordinary. would be doing these atrocities. yea that broken extraordinary. would be doing these atrocities. yea that broken record rdinary. it's that broken record with that narrative . yeah. this that narrative. yeah. but this is what wants to do. he wants is what he wants to do. he wants to bolster people against to bolster the people against ukraine. peddling ukraine. and so you're peddling that message. yeah. >> to before i go >> no, i've got to before i go to the of panel, i've to the rest of my panel, i've got monologue. i did two got another monologue. i did two monologues this week. look monologues this week. oh, look at you two. >> i've got to squeeze them >> so i've got to squeeze them both in. anyway, should both in. hey. anyway, should grown men be allowed to walk into female changing rooms and expose their genitals to children? >> to me, the answer is easy. no, of course not. and also, arrest that guy and check his hard drive. but this week a woman walked into the female, changing rooms at planet fitness, a gym in america, and saw man half naked and saw a man half naked and shaving, and a 12 year old girl in corner looking terrified. in the corner looking terrified. the woman took a photo of the man here he is, she challenged the man who, according to her, insisted that he was allowed to be in the female changing rooms because he's queer. so the woman complained desk at

complained to the front desk at the and instead of phoning the gym and instead of phoning the gym and instead of phoning the man is the police, they said the man is in transgender woman . and in fact a transgender woman. and they banned the woman who reported breaching their reported him for breaching their code of inclusivity. and let's have a look at this transgender woman. let's have a let's have a look at her now. wow. so convincing . all hallmarks of convincing. all the hallmarks of a the female a genuine woman, the female pattern baldness, the classic feminine stance like scarlett johansson on the red carpet at the oscars, the prosecco belly, the oscars, the prosecco belly, the penis. i mean, this would all be very amusing if it wasn't for the safety of women and children. there was a 12 year old girl in that locker room terrified , according to the terrified, according to the witness. now you can call me a bigot if you like . you wouldn't bigot if you like. you wouldn't be the first person. but i don't want my kids to be around some big, deranged bloke big, lumpy, deranged bloke running tackle running around with his tackle out balls in the out and shaving his balls in the sink. they get quite of sink. they get quite enough of that home, you very that at home, thank you very much. gym's mission much. the gym's mission statement that our mission statement says that our mission is to enhance people's lives by providing quality fitness providing a high quality fitness experience in a welcoming non—intimidating environment, which we call the judgement free

zone , where anyone and we mean zone, where anyone and we mean anyone can feel they belong . anyone can feel they belong. now, i'm not denying that genuine trans people exist . this genuine trans people exist. this harms them too. blaire white, for example, she's put the effort in to look like a woman, but transgender women like blaire are getting lumped in with lumpy exploit with lumpy blokes who exploit inclusivity rules to get access to female spaces and demand that we perform mental gymnastics to identify them as women. look, mate, it's your transition. why am i having to do your transition in my head? at least meet me halfway . what sort of meet me halfway. what sort of clown world are we living in when the feelings and fetishes of grown men are prioritised over the safety of children? what about children's right not to feel threatened or uncomfortable? to not be exposed to a dangerous situation ? then to a dangerous situation? then why have society's rules been changed? to put women and children . last? did you know children. last? did you know susie kennedy? you've joined us.

you're a comedian. you're also woman. >> hey, look at you. >> hey, look at you. >> how funny and i haven't. i have noticed that i'm the only woman out of three men. >> you say that you don't know how i identify. >> but you >> yes, that's true, but you know this is the thing. know what? this is the thing. it's like the be kind movement, right ? be it's like the be kind movement, right? be kind to it's like the be kind movement, right ? be kind to that it's like the be kind movement, right? be kind to that man who thinks a woman, right? thinks he's a woman, right? i believe in being kind to people. but be kind to me? but can you be kind to me? because actually want get because i actually want to get changed you getting changed without you getting changed without you getting changed me ? yeah. changed in front of me? yeah. with yeah. with respect. yeah. >> understand , i >> no, i understand, i understand that would be good. and i think, you know, i think if somebody had, was was approaching situation in approaching the situation in good faith, like that man wouldn't be in the female changing rooms if he was, if he was being fair and if he was, because even if he does identify as he doesn't look as whatever he doesn't look like, doesn't look like like, he doesn't look like a woman. you know what i mean? well, can't just dress well, you can't just put a dress on a well, the thing is, is that i definitely don't like i definitely don't look like a woman in the gym. >> i know what i look >> i don't know what i look like, like me. like, but i don't look like me. >> do i actually. it's >> neither do i actually. it's funny that happens. >> neither do i actually. it's funand that happens. >> neither do i actually. it's fun and you hat happens. >> neither do i actually. it's

fun and you wantappens. >> neither do i actually. it's fun and you want to rens. >> neither do i actually. it's fun and you want to renrsomewhere >> and you want to be somewhere safe. don't know what's safe. and i don't know what's going with that guy. pray going on with that guy. i pray for know? i wish him for him, you know? i wish him the yeah, trans people do the best. yeah, trans people do deserve women deserve rights, but women deserve rights, but women deserve safe spaces. two deserve safe spaces. the two can be and nicholas, >> yeah. and i mean, nicholas, just with you, do you just quickly with you, do you think sort of think the sort of self—identification, the inclusivity, letting inclusivity, you know, letting people do people identify as whatever do you created people identify as whatever do you this, created people identify as whatever do you this, loophole ad people identify as whatever do you this, loophole that this, this, this loophole that can exploited by malevolent men? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, i can't put any better than you can't put it any better than you already did. but, you know, in iran, a proverb which iran, they have a proverb which says injustice towards everybody is justice. says injustice towards everybody isjustice. now, says injustice towards everybody is justice. now, you don't have to agree with that. but up until now , men were unhappy and unsafe now, men were unhappy and unsafe in gyms , in western gyms, in gyms, in western gyms, because we have this trend of women with very skimpy clothes going with cameras and then saying, oh, you know, i'm wearing bikini doing push ups wearing a bikini doing push ups and everybody is looking at me. so it's only fair that so i think it's only fair that now, after stopped feeling now, after men stopped feeling safe in gyms and being accused of all sorts of no women are going to start feeling unsafe anyway. >> coming up, we will assess the week's winners and losers in cursed we'll cursed or blessed, and we'll show what happened show you what happened when these across

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welcome back to the saturday night showdown . the curse. the night showdown. the curse. the blast is coming up. but first, i promised i would show you what happened when this car hit a bump . i'll happened when this car hit a bump. i'll tell you when i see you again . you again. >> i. >> i. >> i. >> i love the i love the build quality . quality. >> oh, fantastic. >> oh, fantastic. >> made by hatfield. >> made by hatfield. >> was made by ikea , wasn't it? >> was made by ikea, wasn't it? i just didn't screw it in properly. i love it, it looks glorious. >> duct tape holding that on a and you need a bit more, anyway, it's and you need a bit more, anyway, wsfime and you need a bit more, anyway, it's time now for cursed or blessed . me and my brilliant blessed. me and my brilliant panel will look at three big stories and decide who are the week's winners and who are the

losers. first tonight, losers. the first one, tonight, sees take on the sees lee anderson take on the fire brigade. now we're told over and over that this country is languishing under the yoke of institutional racism , that all institutional racism, that all our organisations discriminate against people of colour and unfairly elevate white people. well, the dorset and wiltshire fire brigade boss, rebecca knox, claimed that her service is institutionally racist. this week the no nonsense lee anderson put some straightforward questions to her to see what she's basing this claim on. let's take a look at just a couple of quick questions, please . questions, please. >> for councillor rebecca knox, i think you was in agreement that your force was institutions racist. is that is that correct? >> i agreed with the with the report. the independent report. and so did the chief fire officer accept the findings? could you please tell me, councillor, what unfair advantages white people have in your force? i would hope not. none. not advantages. did i hear

you ? you? >> do they have any advantages? >> do they have any advantages? >> no . >> no. >> no. >> then how can you be institutionally racist? i sorry, i might have to get back to you. >> i mean, that's incredible. so she brings out a report saying, yes, this fire service, this our fire brigade is definitely institutionally racist. when asked to justify. just explain one little way in which it is institutionally, institutionally racist. she can't even justify or mention one little thing. this is insane, isn't it? >> suzy, do you know what's funny about that? reminds me, you don't have an argument where you don't have an argument where you argument with your you have an argument with your wife, they to wife, right? and they go to you and you go, i'm sorry. and and you go, oh, i'm sorry. and they but what are you sorry about? >> and you go, oh yeah, yeah, yeah. >> e want e"- e"— e want you to not be mad >> i just want you to not be mad at anymore. at me anymore. >> yeah, exactly. at me anymore. >> yearthey're y. at me anymore. >> yearthey're like, say one >> and they're like, say one thing you're i'm thing and you're like, i'm sorry. for that thing you sorry. for what? that thing you just it's just really just said. it's just really painful. mean, it's coming painful. i mean, it's coming from a good place, racism from a good place, right? racism is when he's like, is horrible. but when he's like, what and she's like, can what is it? and she's like, can i to you? it just

i get back to you? it just reminded argument. reminded me of that argument. >> it's nicholas. >> it's interesting that suzy says from good says it's coming from a good place because ostensibly is place because it ostensibly is coming to coming from a good place to reduce racism all that sort reduce racism and all that sort of but but really this, of stuff. but but really this, this myth this worldview, this, this myth of is used of institutional racism is used to laws, to justify horrific laws, diversity who diversity coordinators who control everybody's lives, hate hate our hate crime laws that control our speech and are used to persecute political dissidents. and the diversity, and inclusion diversity, equity and inclusion rules that are written into every organisation. >> heart be the >> the heart might be in the right the brain is right place, but the brain is not functioning. and as you know, the road to hell is paved with so when with good intentions. so when everything is racist and nothing is same holds for , is racist, the same holds for, you know, nazi hitler. it you know, nazi and hitler. it has value because , you has lost value because, you know, as long as you love your country or you're for a bit less immigration, you're automatically i was automatically a nazi. so i was reading the report about this, and accused their own and they have accused their own force, , you know, having force, of, you know, having ingrained or entrenched levels of misogyny or racism in the personnel. and i don't know what they mean by ingrained or entrenched levels of do they believe that men are better at, you know, carrying other men out

of buildings, engulfed in flames ? because in that case, i might, you know, be misogynist as well? >> well, we can try it in the studio right now. i think we can carry one of us and suzie carry the other one. >> i think that's a good idea. i'll you. you carry leo. i'll carry you. you carry leo. we'll see what we'll see. we'll see what happens the other day. >> i'd be carried by >> i'd rather be carried by suzie, i understand that's suzie, but i understand that's so sexist. >> w- >> you can't say that. >> you can't say that. >> it's outrageous. >> it's outrageous. >> bye. flames. >> bye bye. flames. >> bye bye. flames. >> brilliant point, >> you make a brilliant point, though. the though. it is devaluing the genuine we're so quick though. it is devaluing the ge slapz we're so quick though. it is devaluing the ge slap on we're so quick though. it is devaluing the ge slap on labelsve're so quick though. it is devaluing the ge slap on labels ,e're so quick though. it is devaluing the ge slap on labels , aren't quick though. it is devaluing the ge slap on labels , aren't we?k to slap on labels, aren't we? where is this racist? well, i'll get back to you on that. i'm so sorry . sorry. >> i've always been taught that britain such a racist . i britain is such a racist. i already that rubbish already said that rubbish invented which is invented racism, which is a complete nonsense. it's for sure there was tribal, you know, conflict before britain came. >> you're absolutely right. it's the knocks. the school of hard knocks. i felt she was obviously told, felt she she was obviously told, as say, tick the box. admit as you say, tick the box. admit you're being a racist. where's the that? i don't the evidence of that? i don't know, have come back to know, i have to come back to you. i'll find some. we'll find a i'll bring here a racist. i'll bring them here next absolutely extraordinary. racist. somebody needs to

>> so racist. somebody needs to let all those illegal immigrants or lives to get or risking their lives to get here know about it. maybe the boats will finally stop. yeah yeah. >> so actually sending people to rwanda will be for their for their own good because britain is horribly, is such a horribly, institutionally place . institutionally racist place. anyway, next cursed or anyway, next on cursed or blessed, know that islamist blessed, we know that islamist terror group hamas losing terror group hamas are losing the israel. you might the war with israel. you might think that this is because israel's military are bigger, better and better better armed and better organised. but this islamic scholar the real reason scholar knows the real reason behind hamas's failure. let's have a look . have a look. >> but there's going to be sending protest. you'll be sitting next to a guy who's going to go and penetrate and sodomise another guy tonight, and going to do this. and you're going to do this. >> this guy, this islamic scholar is saying that the reason that hamas are losing is because they're allowing gays to march and the pro—palestinian marches. yeah. which is i've heard similar theories from like the westboro baptist church and things like that, but this, this really seems i mean , we've got

really seems i mean, we've got queers for palestine. they march , against israel, but now we've sort of heard from queers , sort of heard from queers, usually straight blokes though, with just nail varnish on. >> yeah, like like that guy who's the changing rooms at who's in the changing rooms at the yeah, it seems that the gym, but yeah, it seems that the gym, but yeah, it seems that the love that that queers have for palestine isn't entirely being qpr, the queer palestine rebels. >> i love it, i thought, forget the football team. i think the reality is just because you put the labels on it, it's complete nonsense. what it does is bringing out the abhorrent prejudice that there is on the other bits and pieces and i think you're right, hamas is a terrorist organisation. we've think you're right, hamas is a terrorso organisation. we've think you're right, hamas is a terrorso reluctantion. we've think you're right, hamas is a terrorso reluctant to . we've think you're right, hamas is a terrorso reluctant to call've think you're right, hamas is a terrorso reluctant to call that think you're right, hamas is a terr and reluctant to call that think you're right, hamas is a terr and say|ctant to call that think you're right, hamas is a terr and say you're 0 call that think you're right, hamas is a terrand say you're using that think you're right, hamas is a terrand say you're using itiat think you're right, hamas is a terrand say you're using it as out and say you're using it as a result is nonsense. result of it is just nonsense. >> but you think do you >> yeah. but do you think do you think will make for think this will make queers for palestine, re—evaluate palestine, maybe re—evaluate who they're marching beside, given that, they were in that, you know, if they were in israel, they'd have equal rights and be protected and they'd be protected in law. and in palestine, and if they're in palestine, they possibly be. they would possibly be. >> yeah, you'd think. you'd think they'd think twice before , think they'd think twice before, you know, declaring their love for hamas or palestine or feminists for palestine. but, you i'm not very hopeful. feminists for palestine. but, you i i'm not very hopeful. feminists for palestine. but, you i was m not very hopeful. feminists for palestine. but,

you i was young, lery hopeful. feminists for palestine. but, you i was young, i ry hopeful. feminists for palestine. but, you i was young, i lost)peful. feminists for palestine. but, you i was young, i lost aeful. feminists for palestine. but, you i was young, i lost a lot.. when i was young, i lost a lot of potential girls or girlfriends at university because i was in favour of the war iraq and in afghanistan . war in iraq and in afghanistan. right. and, and these other, you know, fellows , university know, fellows, university students. pardon. >> was it just i was going to say , was that just the reason say, was that just the reason you're trying to justify my political views they didn't like it's got nothing to do with like eating them because i want to eating on them because i want to know topic came up. eating on them because i want to knoyes, topic came up. eating on them because i want to knoyes, yes. topic came up. >> yes, yes. »- >> yes, yes. >> hello. >> hello. >> because it happened like, you know what? no. >> it happened, happened. >> it happened, it happened. i started university right in the yeah started university right in the year. invaded. and i year. iraq was invaded. and i was i was young and naive. i thought americans have done it for germany, italy and japan. they're it for they're going to do it for afghanistan and iraq as well. and these racists were like, and all these racists were like, no, you can't compare people of iraq and afghanistan with the nobility , aliens germans nobility, aliens and germans and japanese. oh, that's japanese. i was like, oh, that's so but i mean, 20 years so racist. but i mean, 20 years later, looking back, the racists turned to be right. but turned out to be right. but that's another story. the point is, people and it was a is, these people and it was a stronghold of left bologna stronghold of the left bologna in northern italy, where i went went university like the

went to university like the goldsmiths university of london. i the sausages. are so i love the sausages. they are so dry. they they hate these dry. but they they hate these lefties and communists. dry. but they they hate these lefties and communists . they lefties and communists. they hated the west and capital ism or imperialism, colonialism. they hated america. so much that they were cheering for saddam hussein and the same situation. we have it today. they hate america or israel so much. that doesn't matter what hamas does and doesn't matter. they openly say, no, we are going to kill you. we hate you. you know , they you. we hate you. you know, they still for them because of still march for them because of because hatred and that self—hatred. >> they love the west and they love the i mean, they hate the west and they hate civilisation. >> a good enemy. >> any enemy is a good enemy. >> any enemy is a good enemy. >> tonight's >> incredible. well, tonight's final story final castor blast is the story that's enraging people all that's been enraging people all week. new england week. nike's new england football , nike, have football shirt, nike, have decided to mess with the england's national flag . let's england's national flag. let's take a look. this is what they will have on their shirts as they take on brazil. the brazilian players will probably think the wrong country's turned up. some people have criticised this, but i genuinely can't

think of a better way for the england team to show that this country has been taken over by non—binary, queer non—binary, gender queer communists hate us anyway. communists who hate us anyway. some people say that the fuss is ridiculous. i mean, i don't know why those people don't post a picture of the prophet muhammad on their shirt and see if it's irrational get angry when irrational to get angry when things when images are posted. >> think this is. >> suzy, i do think this is. >> suzy, i do think this is. >> this reminds me of a del boy episode where they've ordered the they've been the wrong shirt and they've been right. we going do right. what are we going to do about we'll say we about this? we'll just say we did for inclusivity. did it for inclusivity. brilliant. just brilliant. and they've just like, people like, got all these people buying this like, got all these people blthe] this like, got all these people blthe biggest this like, got all these people blthe biggest problem this like, got all these people blthe biggest problem inis like, got all these people blthe biggest problem in the is the biggest problem in the world. we're really in trouble. >> crazy. but this is why >> it is crazy. but this is why i wore revised version of i wore the revised version of the thing. i've got the blue, the thing. i've got the blue, the red and the white. you make that sense? but the tiger that make sense? but the tiger in i can it. i can in this way, i can do it. i can go whichever way. it's got be go whichever way. it's got to be good. the reality this good. but the reality is this is the so can't mess with the flag, so you can't mess with it. work on that sort it. you can't work on that sort of base. you can't say, well, it looks a bit prettier that way. put in. yeah it's put a bit of blue in. yeah it's the english flag. it's flag. the english flag. it's a flag. you basis. be nice

the english flag. it's a flag. yca basis. be nice the english flag. it's a flag. yca little basis. be nice the english flag. it's a flag. yca little bit basis. be nice the english flag. it's a flag. yca little bit of basis. be nice the english flag. it's a flag. yca little bit of gold is. be nice the english flag. it's a flag. yca little bit of gold speckle ce if a little bit of gold speckle or something. it just or something. is it just rubbish? isn't it? absolutely rubbish. >> the pride progress that >> the pride progress flag that you can add chevrons. whoever's being i being represented this week, i genuinely added genuinely think they've added a palestinian the pride palestinian chevron to the pride progress it's i mean you progress flag. it's i mean you can you can make it up. >> it was already said that for engush >> it was already said that for english people, the only occasion where they were politically allowed to wave the national flag not be called national flag and not be called racist is during football tournaments. yeah, that was already situation , as you already the situation, as you all know, not even on election days, because the labour mp would photograph that tweet would photograph that and tweet it oh, look at these it and say, oh, look at these racist in england having racist people in england having the put england racist people in england having the on put england racist people in england having the on their put england racist people in england having the on their windows. land racist people in england having the on their windows. but now flags on their windows. but now they're taking that flag away. yeah. normal times, it yeah. and in normal times, it wouldn't have been maybe as big a because these designers a deal because these designers and manufacturers have to constantly tinker with the with the with the shirt, with the kit to justify, among other things, that exorbitant and ludicrous price £90. >> i mean, what's it made out of? like shergar's fur? >> so you could have said, okay, maybe they made a faux pas, they

shouldn't have tinkered with the flag. of course, nike is no flag. but of course, nike is no ordinary company. and they are, you the uber woke you know, the uber woke corporate. >> the great news is we've got harvey elliott, the liverpool star. he played his collar star. he played with his collar turned up so nobody could see the that's him from the front i think. have we got a picture of him with his collar turned up. i don't know if we do he don't know if we do but he played. he with his played. he played with his collar up so nobody could collar turned up so nobody could see flag the entire see the flag for the entire match, which have given match, which it might have given him dermatitis on his, on him a mild dermatitis on his, on his neck. so, know, he's his neck. so, you know, he's really really suffering for it. >> he should charge more for the england flag. exactly. >> oh, there go. england flag. exactly. >> the there go. england flag. exactly. >> the there one.). england flag. exactly. >> the there one. the proper one. >> you pay anyway. next >> you pay up anyway. next >> you pay up anyway. next >> that's market. >> that's the market. >> that's the market. >> i they should put the >> i think they should put the scottish on there. why not? scottish flag on there. why not? next the saturday next on the saturday night showdown. next on the saturday night shov religious festivals collide next on the saturday night shov ramadan estivals collide next on the saturday night shov ramadan estiv easter. ide with ramadan and easter. but could halal easter eggs bring everyone won't everyone together? you won't want this . plus, i'll want to miss this. plus, i'll show you what happened when a little kitplane tries take little kitplane tries to take off short runway

welcome back to the saturday night showdown. coming up, we have culture coroner. but first, i promised i would show you what happened when a plane tried to take from a runway take off from a short runway. dillian whyte . no, i'm not an dillian whyte. no, i'm not an expert on, air travel, but i think that was a bad place to build some sort of sand. >> i think you're probably right. >> i think it was the same place as they had the car, wasn't it? earlier? there's a pattern in tonight's programme. i think you'll work on aeroplanes and automobiles. >> to stay away from >> just need to stay away from that particular field. >> coming later. it's >> a train coming up later. it's going be good to work that going to be good to work on that premise. good. what thrill. >> no, your lunch break at work

should time when you can should be a time when you can relax for a moment and enjoy some well—deserved scran, but one man had to pack his lunch away being berated by away after being berated by a muslim for eating muslim co—worker for eating dunng is during ramadan, which is obviously a fast. the man was also called kuffar, a racist insult. let's take a look at the video . video. >> look at this kuffar . >> look at this kuffar. everybody is on ramadan. >> oh no , i actually feel bad >> oh no, i actually feel bad for eating these guys. i'm gonna have to put this away. >> and i'm stuffing his face. >> and i'm stuffing his face. >> good job, good job. >> good job, good job. >> just sit here stuffing >> he's just sit here stuffing his face. >> man, i feel bad for that guy. it's like. i mean, he just wants to eat his lunch. he's you know, it's not his fault. it's ramadan. he's like being perfectly accommodating , but you perfectly accommodating, but you know for a fact that if he actually spoke and said, actually spoke back and said, you i don't care. i'm you know what, i don't care. i'm gonna eat spaghetti gonna eat my spaghetti bolognese. why don't shove. >> you know what, spaghetti bolognese . bolognese. >> halfway sales? >> halfway sales? >> no. >> no. >> well, that's what i said. i don't know, we spoke about bologna a moment ago, but, yeah,

if he told the guy to shove it, he would be in jail right now for a hate crime. >> yeah, obviously. and he is. and for saying and forgive me for saying something, crime , but he is something, hate crime, but he is in his ancestral homeland. can we say that nowadays? maybe not in scotland from of april, in scotland from 1st of april, but i'm slightly suspicious of that video because i hear the word ramadan, pronounced ramadan, with a final m, and also it says kuffar. kuffar is plural. i don't want to be too pedantic, right? >> i need creating the grammar. >> i need creating the grammar. >> oh, i love it. >> i love your phrase. i don't want to be to hate crime. i think. what's that about? think. what's what's that about? no, and it no, you're right. and if it turned the way, you turned around the other way, you also work out somebody also have to work out somebody deliberately so deliberately filming this. so you that basis. well, you work on that basis. well, why are they filming why are why are they filming it? why are they this particular they filming this particular moment put the moment other than put the pressure guy who pressure on the guy who was already bit apologetic? already a bit apologetic? i'm saying bit guilty about saying i feel a bit guilty about eating and whatever. eating my pork and whatever. yeah, know, most yeah, yeah. you know, and most people conflict. people want to avoid conflict. >> exactly. >> so exactly. >> so exactly. >> somebody and says, >> somebody comes in and says, listen, it's ramadan. >> are eating your lunch? >> absolutely. and it's rather like drinking around an

alcoholic something. alcoholic or something. you turn around they're on around and say they're on fasting we can go fasting at the moment. we can go somewhere the fact somewhere else. but the fact that talk that they're filming it talk about or the that about fake or fat, the fact that they're not getting the words right, fact they're a bit, right, the fact they're a bit, whatever you said racy or working basis. working on that sort of basis. i think right. hate crime. think you're right. hate crime. i that that be the new i love that that will be the new hashtag around ramadan. hashtag going around ramadan. >> fasting is all >> by the way, fasting is all about, know, up, about, you know, giving up, daily and mundane pleasures. about, you know, giving up, dailys01d mundane pleasures. about, you know, giving up, daily so that undane pleasures. about, you know, giving up, daily so that youane pleasures. about, you know, giving up, daily so that you can 3leasures. about, you know, giving up, daily so that you can meditate about, you know, giving up, dailjdo that you can meditate about, you know, giving up, dailjdo righteous:an meditate about, you know, giving up, dailjdo righteous things. iitate about, you know, giving up, dailjdo righteous things. yes.�* about, you know, giving up, dailjdo righteous things. yes. as and do righteous things. yes. as opposed to going around and harassing your fellow colleagues . yeah. >> i feel like that guy was was kind of trying to ramadan our throats a bit. >> think you see what >> yeah. i think you see what you thank susie that's you do. thank you. susie that's a one. a good one. >> thank mean, you're a >> thank you. i mean, you're a you're a christian. >> and you know what i >> i am, and you know what i like. you know, i'm a bit different because different on this because one, i'm so sure this video i'm not so sure about this video because of bantering because he kind of bantering him. he was kind of like going, oh, look stuffing your him. he was kind of like going, oh, l(like stuffing your him. he was kind of like going, oh, l(like stuffinngfing your him. he was kind of like going, oh, l(like stuffinngfingface. face. like stuffing your face. well, a diet. so well, i'm on a diet. yeah. so i think he was just having a laugh with the guy. and also, like, if someone's diet an someone's on a diet or an alcoholic, or alcoholic, you don't eat or dnnk alcoholic, you don't eat or drink of them. i do, yes. >> yeah, of course i do. i'm going to starve myself just

because you're on a diet. going to starve myself just bec noe you're on a diet. going to starve myself just bec noe youbut)n a diet. going to starve myself just bec no e you but)n don'tet. going to starve myself just bec no e you but)n don't know. >> no way. but i don't know. i don't how am i gonna eat my don't know how am i gonna eat my chips anyway, this week we've also seen a backlash at king's cross station due to the station displaying an displaying what many see as an inappropriate religious message on there for everyone on the board there for everyone to they just to to see when they just want to know how their train is know how late their train is going be. going to be. >> let's take a look at this going to be. >> let' there a look at this going to be. >> let' there it look at this going to be. >> let' there it is.)k at this going to be. >> let' there it is. it's, this going to be. >> let' there it is. it's, it's; image. there it is. it's, it's an islamic hadith . and i mean, i an islamic hadith. and i mean, i think the the only sort of think the only, the only sort of religious message that needs to be broadcast the board at be broadcast up on the board at king's is, is jesus king's cross is, is jesus praying for a train to be on time, i know . time, i don't know. >> i mean, or any other deity for that matter. long as the for that matter. as long as the train time. train is on time. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> jesus, allah. buddha, please. >> jesus, allah. buddha, please. >> just let me home from >> just let me get home from work, this this again seems, work, but this this again seems, seems that we're we're sort of, sort of bending over backwards and making accommodations for , and making accommodations for, for one particular religion when, you know, i'm pretty sure they won't be putting buddhist messages up or. >> people have to be messages up or. >>careful people have to be messages up or. >>careful thateople have to be messages up or. >>careful that evens have to be messages up or. >>careful that even talking) be so careful that even talking about these sort of things, because people get outraged because people get so outraged about i think the about it. and i think the reality there was a lovely

reality is there was a lovely message, are other message, but there are other lovely messages other lovely messages from other religions. go religions. and you either go down that say, okay, down that route and say, okay, we're going to do christianity today tomorrow a today and tomorrow you'll have a buddhist have buddhist message and we'll have something and then you whatever it is. and then you work that sort of basis and work on that sort of basis and people about it. it's people feel great about it. it's the about it and you've the reaction about it and you've got work why are they got to work out, why are they doing people are doing it? because people are going get offended. they're going to get offended. they're going to get offended. they're going talk about shows going to get offended. they're gointhis. talk about shows going to get offended. they're gointhis. talk the it shows going to get offended. they're gointhis. talk the trouble shows going to get offended. they're gointhis. talk the trouble is, ws like this. and the trouble is, it then spark and it could then spark offence. and what do is on what we don't want to do is on that basis, we can have a backlash against what might be a positive message. >> think a positive >> i don't think it's a positive message. think, you know, we message. i think, you know, we should have state that should have a secular state that doesn't religious doesn't broadcast religious messages and doesn't pick and choose to, choose particular religions to, to mean, don't choose particular religions to, to to mean, don't choose particular religions to, to to upnean, don't choose particular religions to, to to up and, don't choose particular religions to, to to up and see on't choose particular religions to, to to up and see orsign want to look up and see a sign from the scientologists or the moonies christmas special. >> , celebrate >> they celebrate, celebrate religions, kind of a christmas special , i feel i feel like special, i feel i feel like christianity is different because that's, you know, this, this country is or was a christian country. >> that's our that's our foundations. that's our basis for our values and everything and laws and our institutions. >> we're all suddenly really christian. >> know what i mean? like

>> do you know what i mean? like they said, christianity dead they said, christianity is dead in and suddenly in this country. and suddenly everyone's like, i'm a christian. thing is, christian. well, the thing is, i'm not christian, as in i'm not i'm not christian, as in like, church like, you know, regular church attendance that. attendance and stuff like that. >> because i think >> well, mostly because i think if were a christian, you if you were a christian, you probably go the probably wouldn't go to the church of england. >> mean, it's like >> you know? i mean, it's like it's christian anymore, it's not christian anymore, but i do still subscribe to i mean, i do still subscribe to the judeo—christian the sort of judeo—christian values was, values that this country was, was on. was based on. >> know, the ideas of >> you know, the ideas of individual freedoms, individual rights, having, rights, but i remember having, dry and i left my ring dry cleaners and i left my ring in, and the guy said to me , i in, and the guy said to me, i found your ring and this is for you. and i was like, wow, i didn't even know i'd lost it. and he went, i'm a muslim. so i believe in not stealing. and i was i think was like, lovely. i think a little of jealousy is coming little bit of jealousy is coming from christian at from the christian community at the because the the moment. it's because the muslims faith. they muslims keep their faith. they they're doing their fasting, they're doing their fasting, they're their they're proud of their scripture, whereas we have forgotten we've forgotten our scripture. we've forgotten our scripture. we've forgotten for lent or forgotten fasting for lent or giving up things. and now we're like, look at them. they're horrible. we're christians. you're like, like them. you're like, then act like them. >> don't think they're >> well, i don't think they're saying horrible, but saying they're horrible, but yeah, you great point

yeah, no, you make a great point about christianity kind of about christianity is kind of like lost. lost. who's like lost. it's, lost. who's whose is that? whose fault is that? >> charge >> who's in charge of christianity in this country? exactly. england , the exactly. church of england, the muslims the wokeist muslims wokeist the wokeist least christian in the world. as churches in england become emptier and emptier. and we were just talking about the flag, which is on the english flag has been desecrated. right. and on in parallel. we have for more and more spaces occupied by islam or islamic teachings being it, whether it is the palestinian flag on our lampposts, our monuments or our statues coming down, monuments desecrated, and now this . desecrated, and now this. >> the good news is speaking of religious festivals, it's easter. the most important time in the calendar for christians. it the jesus it commemorates the time jesus came to earth as a bunny rabbit and an egg. a and laid an egg. made a chocolate or something. i'm not a supermarket a details guy, but supermarket chain decided this chain asda have decided this year to focus their marketing attentions promoting the attentions on promoting the sizeable market for halal eggs. halal a christian halal eggs for a christian festival. are they also going to bnng festival. are they also going to bring out a range bacon for

bring out a range of bacon for ramadan? i'm joking. actually ramadan? i'm joking. i actually think is great. this think that this is great. this is how we break down barriers between people. everyone likes chocolate. let's have a look at the picture of the egg. so these are halal certified eggs, for ready for this this year's celebrations? i mean, i think this is this is great. i think everybody can agree. >> i'm not sure about it. i know , it's totally good. >> i'll tell you what. there are 80 to 90 million eggs are consumed in the uk. can consumed in the uk. i can guarantee are 80 to 90 guarantee there are not 80 to 90 million christians. i think they don't check you when you go to the store. >> of more than one. >> some of us eat more than one. >> some of us eat more than one. >> true. 8.8 eggs for the >> that's true. 8.8 eggs for the children. apparently. that's the statistics. >> oh my god, no wonder everybody's obese. >> oh my god, no wonder eve but,1y's obese. >> oh my god, no wonder evebut, nicholas,. said >> but, nicholas, you said you don't. don't. don't. you don't. >> everybody to >> if everybody who wants to participate, welcome to participate, they are welcome to participate. know, the participate. but you know, the woke very well woke left, as you very well know, all about the, know, are all about the, opposing cultural appropriation. and these are easter eggs in this incident, they have been rebranded as celebration eggs, which is nothing which is which is just something made up them easter eggs anymore. exactly.

but we know what. >> holidays they really are. >> happy holidays as opposed to easter christmas, of course, easter and christmas, of course, of but it starts. it's of course. but it starts. it's all in the name, you know. yeah, it's in the name. the it's all in the name. as the romans said the ancient romans said in the ancient times, it with happy times, it starts with happy holidays instead of merry christmas and then celebration eggs easter eggs. we eggs instead of easter eggs. we easter is when our lord and saviour rose up from the dead. >> an easter egg, did he not? so we don't need to panic people. >> what's the egg thing? >> what's the egg thing? >> i don't know, that's what i'm saying. >> it's about. >> it's about. >> it's about eggs are easter eggs. they've been islamified. easter nothing do eggs. they've been islamified. eastejesus nothing do eggs. they've been islamified. eastejesus . nothing do with jesus. >> i think they are something to do with jesus. >> it's about rebirth. it's about it's symbol of about rebirth. it's a symbol of rebirth. the more rebirth. but rebirth, the more worrying , however, is worrying statistic, however, is that easter bunnies, which worrying statistic, however, is that broughter bunnies, which worrying statistic, however, is that brought overnnies, which worrying statistic, however, is that brought over from which worrying statistic, however, is that brought over from germany were brought over from germany because they were hares, a bit too scary. they became bunnies later majority the people later majority of the people bite the off, and that's bite the ears off, and that's not a very christian thing to do. i them bum first. >> i eat them bum first. >> i eat them bum first. >> that right? >> is that right? >> is that right? >> so there you go. >> yeah. so there you go. anyway, next the saturday anyway, next on the saturday night showdown, we'll be discussing why jeremy vine wants to of china's

to take a leaf out of china's book shut down twitter. book and shut down twitter. plus, you plus, i'll show you what happened madonna spotted happened when madonna spotted some people in the crowd who weren't standing up to the fight with me.

>> welcome back to the saturday night showdown. we'll get into hollywood's flat earthers and jeremy vine's twitter shut down. rantin jeremy vine's twitter shut down. rant in a moment. but coming up, a first promised i would show you what happened when madonna spotted some people in the crowd who standing up. and, who weren't standing up. and, oh boy, awkward right boy, does this get awkward right with me. >> what are you doing sitting down over there? what are you doing sitting . down? oh, okay. doing sitting. down? oh, okay. >> politically incorrect. sorry about that. i'm glad you're here. >> so she made the classic rock

star mistake of demanding that someone in a wheelchair get on their feet. someone in a wheelchair get on theirfeet. it's someone in a wheelchair get on their feet. it's happened to def leppard. it's happened to lots of other bands, you point to the, that particular spot in the crowd and asked, why aren't you on your feet cheering this song? but, i mean, i guess we can all put our foot in it at some point. >> i'm not that famous yet to expect a constant standing ovation. no, i'm still safe. >> right . well, this week, >> all right. well, this week, anti white archdeacon miranda threlfall holmes has said let's have anti whiteness and let's smash the patriarchy. that's not anti white or anti men it's anti—oppression. let's take a look at this tweet here. here she is i went to a conference on whiteness last autumn. it was very good very interesting. it made whiteness to made me realise whiteness is to race patriarchy is to gender. race as patriarchy is to gender. so yes, let's have anti whiteness let's smash the whiteness and let's smash the patriarchy. that's not anti white or anti men, it's anti oppression. i mean that sounds like it's anti—white to me . i like it's anti—white to me. i mean she's literally saying we need to abolish whiteness. and this is after one training session. this is after one

conference i think nothing. even the nazis needed more indoctrination i like indoctrination than that. i like the idea that next year we're going to have a the equivalent of barbie movie where we get rid of barbie movie where we get rid of the patriarchy, whatever the white be. white one would be. >> yeah, not sure, but it >> yeah, not quite sure, but it works that basis, you're works on that basis, you're right. and this is the trouble. you're demonising you're sort of demonising all sorts the same way sorts of things in the same way as the brilliant lee anderson interrogation, say, interrogation, where you say, well, example of well, give us an example of where there's advantage and where there's an advantage and there evidence of that there isn't any evidence of that . you're going to there isn't any evidence of that . on you're going to there isn't any evidence of that . on a you're going to there isn't any evidence of that . on a seminar u're going to there isn't any evidence of that . on a seminar which)ing to there isn't any evidence of that . on a seminar which teaches go on a seminar which teaches you that is the premise, you that this is the premise, that you're to go away that you're going to go away with premise, aren't you? with that premise, aren't you? yeah. question the >> unless you question the seminar wait a minute, seminar and say, wait a minute, isn't a load nonsense isn't this a load of nonsense that no taxpayers should that no taxpayers money should be on be spent on anyway? moving on to conspiracy, coroner actress millie this week millie bobby brown has this week admitted that the earth is round after previously expressing the belief that earth was flat, belief that the earth was flat, although be honest, although to be honest, she doesn't sound convinced. doesn't sound that convinced. let's millie. let's have a look, millie. >> when you are 14 years old, you said on a tiktok live that you said on a tiktok live that you thought the earth was flat. >> unfortunately, yes i did. >> unfortunately, yes i did. >> do you still believe this? >> do you still believe this?

>> no . >> no. >> no. >> she goes on to say that she's never seen the curvature of the earth. i mean, yeah, you can't really see that from from down on the ground, i guess. stranger things happened. you things have happened. do you get it? because in. yeah, yeah. >> oh. very good. i thought you were going to. i thought you were going to. i thought you were the one were going to do the old one about earth society with about flat earth society with members globe. members all around the globe. i thought, i thought, i thought a tick in old click for tick in the old box. click for that no, i love it. and that one. no, i love it. and this is what you can this is what happens. you can turn there are lots of turn round. there are lots of people still believe people who still believe it. yeah, the yeah, and that's the extraordinary it extraordinary thing because it does flat. extraordinary thing because it doeclose flat. extraordinary thing because it doeclose up. flat. >> close up. >> close up. >> it does this i mean here this is flat curvature, but yeah, i mean, i've always a bit mad though. >> b when you though. >> when you were b when you were 14, >> they said when you were 14, you when you were 14. when you said when you were 14. when i i said i was going i was 14, i said i was going to marry the block. marry new kids on the block. >> you >> there you go. >> there you go. >> thought it was teenage >> i thought it was a teenage mutant ninja turtle, right? >> if you're to hold >> if you're going to hold people like you this people to like you said this when like in when you were 14, like in a court of law, i lot of court of law, i said a lot of stuff when was 14. some of it stuff when i was 14. some of it i i still believed, but i wish i still believed, but yeah, yeah. yeah, well, yeah. >> conspiracy are >> and conspiracy theories are a bit fun for most people. and bit of fun for most people. and we've recently a lot

we've seen recently that a lot of theories have of conspiracy theories have actually turned to be actually turned out to be credible, it's the credible, whether it's the hunter scandal, hunter biden laptop scandal, which to be true, the which turned out to be true, the covid theory, covid lab leak theory, which turned probable, turned out to be probable, or epstein out epstein island, which turned out to lot fun for stephen to be a lot of fun for stephen hawking. but this week, jeremy vine that should vine suggested that we should take out of china's book take a page out of china's book and twitter because of and shut down twitter because of conspiracy take and shut down twitter because of c( look. acy take a look. >> both. and no accident >> both. and it's no accident that out in windsor that we're seeing out in windsor at they that at the weekend. they wanted that to their to happen because that's their way she's getting way of saying she's getting better. you know, better. she's she you know, she's and about. yeah, but she's out and about. yeah, but the theorists won't the conspiracy theorists won't even that's her. even have that. that's not her. no, no. >> i know, gm— g i know, but i mean, >> well, i know, but i mean, jenny, is there argument to jenny, is there any argument to say sound crazy, but say this will sound crazy, but china it. we've to now china does it. we've got to now take twitter shut china does it. we've got to now ta down twitter shut china does it. we've got to now ta down for twitter shut china does it. we've got to now ta down for the twitter shut china does it. we've got to now ta down for the twittebeing shut china does it. we've got to now ta down for the twittebeing . hut it down for the time being. >> i mean, susie even says china doesit >> i mean, susie even says china does it as if. oh, it must be a goodidea does it as if. oh, it must be a good idea then. i mean, maybe we should do other things that china does. >> that's. i'm just shocked that anyone could say shut down opinion. yeah. like, oh that that that actually makes me scared. do you know what i love people have their opinion and people to have their opinion and i can love disagree with it. i can love to disagree with it. >> yeah . and that's what twitter

>> yeah. and that's what twitter is all that's what a free is all about. that's what a free marketplace, biden marketplace, even joe biden has a twitter even though a twitter account, even though it's certain places it's banned in certain places and people don't have devices. >> think on that >> so i think you work on that sort basis. don't shut down sort of basis. don't shut down for speech. for freedom of speech. >> iran's supreme leader, >> and iran's supreme leader, ayatollah, all but ayatollah, they all have it. but let's not forget what you. >> yeah, right. >> yeah, right. >> nobody would watch him. nobody would watch, legacy media in ten years time if they keep this trend and that's what they are afraid of. >> yeah. no, you're absolutely right. right. up next, it's mark dolan tonight. what have you got for evening, mark? for this this evening, mark? >> well, leo, lots to get through. i have my answer to nike. >> if you're listening on the radio, then let me tell you , i radio, then let me tell you, i am holding up the union flag. woo hoo i woo hoo! >> because whilst gb news is george cross. >> that's exactly. >> well, that's that's exactly. oh, that's exactly right. blimey. i'll have alienated a few people with that. there you go. we're going to talk about woke madness in the country, plus, mark meets guest is plus, my mark meets guest is remembering the great escape, one of the great feats of the second plus the second world war. plus the

papers, pundits. papers, plus my pundits. big opinion. it. ten loads to opinion. take it. ten loads to get through. >> sounds brilliant. mark, i'm going tuning can't going to be tuning in. can't wait. i mean, wait. and, nicholas, i mean, just go , we've seen just before we go, we've seen the nike are charging £90 for this for this strip. do you think that we should go back to umbro? that was a classic british manufacturer that made it cheaper and it was. and it had the actual right flag in it. >> yeah. and the fans and the general population actually it's more than £90 i think ,165 i saw, which is definitely more than ,100 for the english strip, but so that's that would be even worse. but no, it's definitely more than £90. the kids version is £60 and upwards. but yeah, i think as long as you don't breach the rules of a free market and free competition. yeah, it is . it is a good thing yeah, it is. it is a good thing to go to look favourably at british. >> well, thanks to my brilliant panel tonight, comedians nicholas de santo, susie kennedy and see you again and andrew eborn. see you again next week. and don't forget, headliners is on as well .

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rural as we go into rural areas, as we go into sunday. so a much quieter day on the whole. lighter winds, more in of sunshine around. in the way of sunshine around. still showers, mainly up still 1 or 2 showers, mainly up towards north and northwest, towards the north and northwest, still the hilltops still wintry over the hilltops in scotland. and notice there rain discovering the rain discovering out towards the far very end of the far west. by the very end of the day, sunshine with day, in the sunshine and with lighter it should feel lighter winds it should feel fairly temperatures fairly pleasant. temperatures peaking at 13 celsius in the south—east. in south—east. that's 55 in fahrenheit. the start fahrenheit. and as for the start of the new working week, then things will turn wet out things will turn very wet out towards the quite blustery towards the west, quite blustery winds once again , winds developing once again, whereas out towards the north and east we hold on to some bright at times and bright weather at times and temperatures not too temperatures not doing too badly. certainly badly. still, certainly down towards south—east towards the south—east peaking again about 12 again at around about 11 or 12 degrees. things will degrees. but things will generally unsettled generally turn more unsettled dunng generally turn more unsettled during ahead, during the week ahead, so rain at and temperatures at times and temperatures close to average . to the seasonal average. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on

gb news. >> good evening. i hope you're an excellent saturday. having an excellent saturday. it's 9:00 on television, on radio and online. in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight, in my big opinion. the archdeacon of liverpool has entered a race row by saying. let's have anti whiteness. the church of england is now on its knees for all the wrong reasons. you will not believe this story. are we deaung believe this story. are we dealing with it? in just a moment ? also, this weekend sees moment? also, this weekend sees the 80th anniversary of the great escape when a group of brave and ingenious british soldiers managed to flee from a nazi war camp. the daughter of one of the survivors tells this extraordinary and heroic story. shortly and in the big story, how will king charles be able to deal with the many tragic issues that now face his family? i'll be asking his biographer , be asking his biographer, revered historian robert hardman