josh josh what told leo kearse. josh josh what told you you got to have the meds at least ten minutes before it. they don't kick in. i've got a very bad hangover. >> that's my excuse. >> that's my excuse. >> i intend to have one tomorrow morning. let's have a look at the front pages, daily mail. they've gone with biden out and kamala in, or kamala . i still kamala in, or kamala. i still haven't had absolute guidance on that. by the way , perhaps we can that. by the way, perhaps we can iron that out. camilla or kamala.7 >> kamala, i think i think i mean kamala anderson, don't we.7 >> mean kamala anderson, don't we? >> but anyway, guardian biden quits race that is the presidential rather than human, although that's only a matter of time. >> telegraph biden quits race express biden quits. that's why they called the express metro . they called the express metro. biden bows out and has a sniff on the way down. and finally, the daily star sleepy joe, it's time for a nap. biden quits race. those were your front pages. race

my comedian guests this evening are bruce devlin and leo kearse, who .ila, how and leo kearse, who. lila, how are you.7 >> are you? >> i'm good. >> i'm good. >> thanks. how are you? i'm very happy as ever. you're always so jolly, aren't you? >> yeah. that's what everybody says about me on twitter. >> they know i've seen some stuff. go on. are you back on twitter now? >> no, i'm still banned. i got banned, yes. how did you get banned, yes. how did you get banned for saying i would take a hammer to someone? yeah. no, it was a joke. there was a winking emoji. it was all new on a delivery man for a hammer company. >> that's exactly what it is. well, actually, bruce says the phrase you used is a common scottish parlance, isn't it? it's a common scottish phrase. >> yeah. i'll take a hammer to you. >> is that leo? a scottish phrase? >> but in defence, in twitter's defence, most scottish parlance is about physical violence. >> it is exactly. so it's difficult to tell. anyway, we've got this audience here who have come inside, even though it's very sunny outside.

leo kearse and steve n allen. let's start with saturday's guardian. leo. this story's a riot.. >> quite. so this is about the riots in leeds, harefield in leeds last night. we all saw the pictures. there were buses on fire, police cars flipped. thousands of people out in the streets rioting, you know, starting the fires and stuff. and the police turned up and were actually sort of in the footage that i saw, the police turned up and they left. they left because there was too much it was too much of a which really worries me about, you know, what sort of state the country is in. if just one riot can be too much for the police, what if the riots join up? what if you know this this gets out of hand and spreads. >> don't worry about it, leo, because, you know, if an autistic child suggests that a police officer looks like their lesbian grandmother, they'll kick the door down. >> well, they've got lots of officers. when it's you know, if it's a middle class old lady who, you know, is praying, silently in her head on the street, or if it's somebody who's retweeted a transphobic limer

so leo panellist and leo kearse.ou can understand not wanting to go through puberty with the way the country, the state it's in at the moment but still good news on the whole i think. yeah, so puberty blockers ban imposed by tory government is lawful high court rules. even though a lot of people on the left say it's awful and not lawful. so the conservative government issued an emergency order on the 29th of may, temporarily outlawing the supply of puberty blockers pursuant to an overseas prescription in the wake of the review by doctor hilary cass into gender medicine. >> so this review, if you haven't heard of it, it found that there were very substantial risks when you, you know, drug and apply hormones and puberty blockers and whatever to children and result in sterilisation , cancer, sterilisation, cancer, osteoporosis, all kinds of horrible things. >> and they're very narrow benefits. and also you can't entirely trust the science because the science is conducted by ideologues . so the by ideologues. so the gove

i'm leo kearse and tonight i'm joined by two of the finest comedians available in their price range isry marx. and josh howie. >> yes, definitely one of the better, cheaper comedians. >> know your mid—price. yeah. let's see it. don't sell yourself down. how you both. >> thank you. i'm good. i'm good. how are you.7 >> good. how are you? >> yeah. good. thanks. >> yeah. good. thanks. >> all right. >> all right. >> that's good. bands >> that's good. bands >> good bands. we got the. we notably we were. the problem was we were getting on so well off air that we've just we're bounced out. got we've done too much, too much already. >> we need to have safe facing rooms. >> i'm having a great time. >> i'm having a great time. >> let's have a quick look at monday's front pages. the daily mail leads with gps. we will bnng mail leads with gps. we will bring nhs to its standstill. the guardian has reeves paves way for cuts and tax rises to fix finances. the times leads with squeeze on spending to lift uk from £20 billion. black hole . from £20 billion. black hole. the daily telegraph has israel to r

and just stop the boats enthusiast leo kearse . enthusiast leo kearse. >> what will get stopped firstonder as my mum used to say ambush in the other. >> anyway how are you both.7 are you all right. yeah. >> happy not to be in prison. >> happy not to be in prison. >> yeah absolutely. >> yeah absolutely. >> so it's good you're one of the more fortunate cressida's am. >> and maybe now people will be able to say it, pronounce it. >> do you think you'll become a meaningful demographic? it'll probably become one of those shorthands, like a karen or something. >> oh , god, let's have a look at >> oh, god, let's have a look at our front pages. obviously, we're all sleeping with the hangover of last night's shock announcement. now labour opens door to giving asylum to 70,000. thatis door to giving asylum to 70,000. that is the daily mail, the rest of the papers are mostly america focused. senior democrats throw weight behind harris to take on trump. that's the guardian. the times have donor dollars pour in as harris promises victory. she really looks like she's on a hunt there. the express far

it's leo kearse and nick dixon out of the two of you, which one would you say is kirk and which one's7 >> i thought you were going to see which which one is likely to die by the end of the show, obviously, leo, that's what i'm implying with the question. >> you're both kirks, aren't you? >> you're both kirks, aren't you.7 that's >> you're both kirks, aren't you? that's the problem. i'm definitely kirk. yeah. i don't like star trek. star trek is so great, but it's communism in space.i great, but it's communism in space. i knew leo would hate it. i thought he would say it's for nerds and bullied school nerds because they don't have money. nerds like communism because they think that eventually, you know, you're you're the women will be distributed the same as the money and they will get some. that's what star trek was mainly about. >> i don't know if there was an episode. >> maybe i missed the next generation nine episode where they did that. there's the subtext across the whole of the series and also across, if you look for it, across the whole of communism. that's why. that's why ever

my comedian guests this evening are bruce devlin and leo kearse, who . how and leo kearse, who. lila, how are you.7 >> are you? >> i'm good. >> i'm good. >> thanks. how are you? i'm very happy as ever. you're always so jolly, aren't you? >> yeah. that's what everybody says about me on twitter. >> they know i've seen some stuff. go on. are you back on twitter now? >> no, i'm still banned. i got banned, yes. how did you get banned, yes. how did you get banned for saying i would take a hammer to someone? yeah. no, it was a joke. there was a winking emoji. it was all new on a delivery man for a hammer company. >> that's exactly what it is. well, actually, bruce says the phrase you used is a common scottish parlance, isn't it? it's a common scottish phrase. >> yeah. i'll take a hammer to you. >> is that leo? a scottish phrase? >> but in defence, in twitter's defence, most scottish parlance is about physical violence. >> it is exactly. so it's difficult to tell. anyway, we've got this audience here who have come inside, even though it's very sunny outside. i d

leo kearse, joined by carrie marks and nick dixon . kicking this section off dixon.this section off with the express and replacement theory is a far right myth that says that the west is importing millions of immigrants as native populations dwindle. it's completely false and racist. in completely false and racist. in completely unrelated news, britain's population has hit record levels because of immigration. carrie, >> yeah , they're saying >> yeah, they're saying immigration is to blame for the largest rise in 75 years. i didn't know the population can go didn't know the population can 9° up didn't know the population can 90 ”p by didn't know the population can go up by 75 years, but apparently it can. it is now 75 years higher than it was before. what's actually going on is that everything is going up, by the way, and they're saying that immigration is to blame. the birth rate is down by 21,900. the death rate is also down by 500. i mean, it's increased by less than 21. the death rate. i hope you understood. that is 598,400 new births. so in other words, it's def

i'm leo kearse and tonight i'm joined by two of the finest comedians available in their price range isy marx. and josh howie. >> yes, definitely one of the better, cheaper comedians. >> know your mid—price. yeah. let's see it. don't sell yourself down. how you both. >> thank you. i'm good. i'm good. how are you.7 >> good. how are you? >> yeah. good. thanks. >> yeah. good. thanks. >> all right. >> all right. >> that's good. bands >> that's good. bands >> good bands. we got the. we notably we were. the problem was we were getting on so well off air that we've just we're bounced out. got we've done too much, too much already. >> we need to have safe facing rooms. >> i'm having a great time. >> i'm having a great time. >> let's have a quick look at monday's front pages. the daily mail leads with gps. we will bnng mail leads with gps. we will bring nhs to its standstill. the guardian has reeves paves way for cuts and tax rises to fix finances. the times leads with squeeze on spending to lift uk from £20 billion. black hole . from £20 billion. black hole. the daily telegraph has israel to re

leo kearse, joined by carrie marks and nick dixon . kicking this section off dixon. section off with the express and replacement theory is a far right myth that says that the west is importing millions of immigrants as native populations dwindle. it's completely false and racist. in completely false and racist. in completely unrelated news, britain's population has hit record levels because of immigration. carrie, >> yeah , they're saying >> yeah, they're saying immigration is to blame for the largest rise in 75 years. i didn't know the population can go didn't know the population can 9° up didn't know the population can 90 ”p by didn't know the population can go up by 75 years, but apparently it can. it is now 75 years higher than it was before. what's actually going on is that everything is going up, by the way, and they're saying that immigration is to blame. the birth rate is down by 21,900. the death rate is also down by 500. i mean, it's increased by less than 21. the death rate. i hope you understood. that is 598,400 new births. so in other words, it's definit

my comedian guest this evening are leo kearse and louis schaffer. two people who also don't care about football or you'd rather invoice than watch football. >> i love football, but but i love money. yeah. >> fair enough . and he doesn't >> fair enough. and he doesn't believe in fairy tales. he doesn't believe in dreams . what doesn't believe in dreams. what happens if you dream a fairy tale.7 he's got himself on the horns of a dilemma there. >> only leo, i don't know, but yeah, i don't really like football. i just like proper sports. like, you know, the one where you slide a rock across the mice. oh, yeah. scotland is good at. yeah >> curling. sweet. well, let's get some questions from our audience . our first question is audience. our first question is from john. where's john? good evening. >> our first question is straight off the top of the news. what does the attempted trump assassination tell us about the state of free speech? >> what does the attempted trump assassination tell us about the state of free speech? well, 10% of americans support v

my comedian guest this evening are leo kearse and louis schaffer. two people who also don't care about football or you'd rather invoice than watch football. >> i love football, but but i love money. yeah. >> fair enough . and he doesn't >> fair enough. and he doesn't believe in fairy tales. he doesn't believe in dreams . what doesn't believe in dreams. what happens if you dream a fairy tale? he's got himself on the horns of a dilemma there. >> only leo, i don't know, but yeah, i don't really like football. i just like proper sports. like, you know, the one where you slide a rock across the mice. oh, yeah. scotland is good at. yeah >> curling. sweet. well, let's get some questions from our audience . our first question is audience. our first question is from john. where's john? good evening. >> our first question is straight off the top of the news. what does the attempted trump assassination tell us about the state of free speech? >> what does the attempted trump assassination tell us about the state of free speech? well, 10% of americans support vi

steve will be back tomorrow at 11 pm. with leo kearse and chris whitten., stay tuned for breakfast and otherwise been great pleasure to speak to you this evening. have a restful evening sleep good night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . solar sponsors of weather on. gb. news >> good evening. here's your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. looking ahead to tomorrow, there will be some showery rain around but also some bright sunny spells. but first thing for some it is going to be a bit cloudy and a bit damp because of a frontal system that has already pushed its way in from the north—west and is currently making its way south eastwards as we go overnight. so eastern southern parts of england likely to have quite a bit of cloud and some drizzly rain as we go through the night and head towards dawn tomorrow. elsewhere, some clear spells mixed in a few showers possible, but temperatures really aren't going to drop. a huge amount, particularly in the east and southeast where we have that thicker cloud

steve and alan in the hot seat with his crimp joined by leo kearse and nick dixon.ching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. otherwise, thank you for your company. thank you and good night. >> we're the a—team . >> we're the a—team. >> we're the a—team. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers . sponsors of boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb news >> evening. thanks forjoining me for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. for many, it's dry overnight and it'll be another fine day tomorrow with some good spells of sunshine. later on though, cloud and rain which is lurking behind me will start to spread in to parts of the west. we've seen a few showers around today. they're fading now this evening, so generally it's a dry night. bit of mist and fog here and there, but most areas just staying clear and some staying quite mild as well. quite a warm night in the south. temperatures holding up in the teens here a little lower across scotland and northern england, but generally a fine start to wednesday. some cloud but many areas starting of

leo kearse and in the spirit of that will be remembering the remarkable tony hancock .ld he get away with that kind of comedy in our woke era? in my take at ten, 2.6 million christians insulted at last night olympics opening ceremony, and in my opinion, prince harry, the world's least happy millionaire, strikes again. >> amazing. i can't wait to see it , mark. anyway, that's it for it, mark. anyway, that's it for the saturday night show down. thanks to my brilliant panel tonight, bruce devlin and albert do check them out when they're doing their live shows. and don't forget headliners as well tonight at 11 pm. and tomorrow bruce and i are going to be on free speech nation and see you on this show next week. i hope. take care. bye >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello, good evening and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well, it's been quite an unsettled start to the weekend, but as high pressure builds we're going to see plenty of dry weather on sunday. and that's because this weat

we're back at 11 pm. with leo kearse, josh howie and louis schaefer.ed for breakfast. otherwise, thank you for your company. i'll see you again in september. good night . september. good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> good evening. here's your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office. the high temperatures, the high humidity will continue across southern parts through the next few days, and that brings the risk of some thunderstorms . and that brings the risk of some thunderstorms. high and that brings the risk of some thunderstorms . high pressure and that brings the risk of some thunderstorms. high pressure is generally in control, leading to a lot of fine and settled weather, but there is a weak front across northern parts of scotland and here it is a bit fresher than elsewhere. but as we go through the night, do watch out for some hefty showers pushing into southern parts of england. some of these could have the odd bit of thunder mixed in as well, and there may be a

kearse and sunday and sunday and it's going to be right here and steven and alan and it's going to be and the seats are going to be seats right in the audience right in front of you. >> you hate football and hate louis on a bank holiday because it's going to be good for the king's speech. he'll love that one. there we go, mel next. and who best to disprove this article and our selfie king louis schaefer. >> young people are really more vain. it says that young people are more vain. of course we. of course we are more. >> yeah, of course we are. >>— >> yeah, of course we are. >> what do you mean we? yeah. >> what do you mean we? yeah. >> well, as humans. no, i'm. i am just as vain. i'm as i used to be. but people are way more vain according to this. as in, i don't know what the research where the research is, but the truth is from the university of someplace, and i think, yeah, i got his grief on there. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and then the truth is, is that people aren't as vain as we get older, and we don't need to be vain because there's no nobody interested in us. and there's no point,

i didn't write that like myself i'm leo kearse and tonight i'm joined by comedians. josh howie i'm a talk comedian, and louis schaefer, also a top comedian. >> i wouldn't go that far ehhen >> i wouldn't go that far either. which what about one of us about being a top comedian? i would say josh is a is a top comedian. i'd say you're a top comedian. i'd say you're a top comedian. i'd say you're a top comedian. i think you have flashes of brilliance. i've had flashes, but there's that, you know, hire somebody for flashes of brilliance. >> you're just difficult to work with. that's albert bachet. but that's okay anyway. that's the amiable chit chat out of the way. let's have a look at tomorrow's front pages. the daily mail leads with russia unked daily mail leads with russia linked to false news that sparked mosque riot. the guardian has fears of escalation after israel kills leaders of hamas and hezbollah . the times hamas and hezbollah. the times has. edwards pleads guilty to viewing indecent images. that's huw edwards, the sun has guilty again. a picture of huw edward

leo kearse excuse me, will be here tomorrow at 11 pm. with carrie marks and paul cox., you're a champion. stay tuned for breakfast. otherwise, thank you for your company. thank you very much. good night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. good evening. here's your latest gb news weather coming to you from the met office . the weather's going to office. the weather's going to make it feel not much like july as we go through the next 24 hours with some heavy, persistent rain pushing up from the south in association with a weather system that's already made its way across some southern parts so far today, the heaviest rain through this evening and overnight is going to be across parts of southwest england and south wales could see totals of 60 to 70mm over higher ground. some travel disruption and some flooding possible even elsewhere across much of england and wales. it is going to turn pretty wet overnight, but with that temperatures not dropping a huge amount, a different story further north across scotland, northern ireland,

thanks ever so much to my panel, bruce devlin and leo kearse to all my brilliant guests this evening. you want to join us live in the studio and be part of the audience, just go to sro audiences.com and apply there. mark dolan's our next headliners is on at 11:00, please join us next week for free speech nation. thanks ever so much. goodbye. woo . goodbye. woo. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news. weather forecast from the met office, high pressure in charge for the next few days. it stays largely dry and warm. plenty of sunshine though. turns increasingly humid and we see the risk of thunderstorms increasing as we get towards the middle of the week as this area of low pressure moves in from the south. something to stay tuned to over the coming days. but for the rest of the sunday and overnight, it's a quiet night to come. plenty of clear skies across england and wales , across england and wales, thicker cloud across northern ireland, perhaps into southern scotland , could give 1 or 2 scotland, cou

next up, it's leo kearse with the saturday night showdown. cheers very much for watching. inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. welcome to your gb news weather update from the met office. as we go into sunday. it's a case of showers once again, sunny spells and still feeling on the cool side for the time of year. we've got this area of low pressure moving out towards the east and driving north westerly winds, so bringing that fresher feel for sunday. but it's turning dry across parts of england to through this evening, with some late evening sunshine, clear spells elsewhere but a few showers mainly coming into western parts of england and into wales and northwestern england. as well, but still temperatures around 10 or 11 degrees, but under the clear skies across scotland could dip down into the mid single figures. so to start sunday morning then we've got plenty of showers coming in towards the southwest of england into wales. these could be heavy at times as well . driest further towards the well. driest further towards the east with some brig

next up it's the brilliant leo kearse with the saturday night showdown. cheers for watching.ing inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. good evening and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well it's been quite an unsettled start to the weekend, but as high pressure builds, we're going to see plenty of dry weather on sunday. and that's because this weather front that's been affecting us today will generally fizzle out. and then we've got high pressure building into the atlantic and moving its way across the uk for sunday. back to you tonight though, and any showers would generally be easing away, leaving a largely dry evening and staying largely dry overnight to plenty of clear spells which means we're likely to see some mist and fog overnight , particularly in those overnight, particularly in those rural spots. and that's where it's going to be feeling a little bit cooler, too. but most towns and cities remaining in the low double digits . so to the low double digits. so to start on sunday morning, then there shou

next up it's the brilliant leo kearse with the saturday night showdown. cheers for watching.ing inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. good evening and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well it's been quite an unsettled start to the weekend, but as high pressure builds, we're going to see plenty of dry weather on sunday. and that's because this weather front that's been affecting us today will generally fizzle out. and then we've got high pressure building into the atlantic and moving its way across the uk for sunday. back to you tonight though, and any showers would generally be easing away, leaving a largely dry evening and staying largely dry overnight to plenty of clear spells which means we're likely to see some mist and fog overnight , particularly in those overnight, particularly in those rural spots. and that's where it's going to be feeling a little bit cooler, too. but most towns and cities remaining in the low double digits . so to the low double digits. so to start on sunday morning, then there shou