fri day ffiday good friday good evening, everybody. there's only one thing worth watching on tv right now, tonight, isn't there? and well done for finding it. this is friday night faced. yes yourselves in for big stories, even bigger and a few laughs along the as well. this week's challenge christie's was chaotic to say the least and it involved this sporting legend find out exactly who that is a little bit later on. going to tease you with that one. i'm going to bring you an exclusive interview with the man of essex

who's one man of giving the whole community a terrible reputation. and, of course , the reputation. and, of course, the fan favourite. it's the way he said it. we'll try and find forever home for the gorgeous edie or we have some good news as well . stand by for some huge as well. stand by for some huge news . last friday's dog of the news. last friday's dog of the week, you do not want miss that. i'll also discuss right at the top of the show the vote on to close their surgeries at 5:00. they want a 9 to 5 job with two doctors that are going to be joining me who have opposing views on this . a good class to views on this. a good class to kick start friday night. and that's the story of the man who might have found the world's biggest . let's say you get your biggest. let's say you get your money's worth here on friday night face lives in general so a come after the latest news headunes come after the latest news headlines evening headlines brought this evening by bethany elsey . by the wonderful bethany elsey. patrick thank i am bethany elsey with your top stories . the gb with your top stories. the gb newsroom. the prime minister said he has enormous respect for

nurses but their pay demands , nurses but their pay demands, i9% are simply unaffordable . i9% are simply unaffordable. staff in england. wales and northern ireland will walk out for two days on the 15th and 20th of december in their first national strike in over a century. the royal college nursing has accused the government of rejecting formal talks as , an alternative to talks as, an alternative to industrial . but rishi sunak says industrial. but rishi sunak says , he's hopeful they can find a resolution . i know things are resolution. i know things are difficult right now for everyone because of what's happening with inflation . that's why all plans inflation. that's why all plans that we outlined last week will get a grip of inflation and bnng get a grip of inflation and bring down that's really important . and in meantime, important. and in the meantime, what the unions are asking for i think is a percent pay rise and i think most people watching will recognise that that's obviously unaffordable for and that's why i'm pleased that the health secretary sitting down talking the union and talking to the union and hopefully can find a way hopefully we can find a way through . well, the labour through this. well, the labour leader, sir keir starmer , says leader, sir keir starmer, says the government is its

responsibilities . nurses have responsibilities. nurses have been driven this by the government and a badge of shame for the never taken strike action before. and for patients this is going to be devastating to news. nurses don't want to on strike . a government adviser on strike. a government adviser on immigration has warned against proposals to reduce the number of international students coming to the uk warning . it could to the uk warning. it could bankrupt universities . the prime bankrupt universities. the prime minister is considering rejecting foreign student admission to top universities and cracking down on the number dependents they can bring with them . it's after net migration . them. it's after net migration. the uk reached a record a million in the past year. the uk reached a record a million in the past year . the million in the past year. the foreign secretary has announced a new support package for ukraine as the country is still blackouts after the latest round of russian airstrikes . during of russian airstrikes. during his first official trip to kyiv

james cleverly pledged 35 more emergent c vehicles , a further emergent c vehicles, a further £3 million to help rebuild the country . similarly, i it's country. similarly, i it's incredibly important that the uk demonstrate rates to the ukrainian people who are bearing the brunt of this brutality from russia that we are standing shoulder to shoulder with them through our military , through through our military, through our humanitarian support , our humanitarian support, through our economic support , through our economic support, but also through the visible support and to the world. now, the second half is underway at the second half is underway at the elbe to stadium in qatar, where england is facing the usa in second round of the group stages . but that kind of figure stages. but that kind of figure , a lot used . the school is , a lot used. the school is currently nil before the match. they were jubilant scenes with england fans confident they'd win and get through to the knockouts . we're going to win knockouts. we're going to win two one but we are going to win

anyway three no three one. we played many teams smaller us and struggled and have got a lots about them but really with family quality we've we should be getting out of the group we win this game quite confident i can't lie i think optimistic yeahi can't lie i think optimistic yeah i think i've met quite a few american fans are feeling quite confident too. i'm not quite confident too. i'm not quite a tournament overall quite sure a tournament overall if we can make out the group. who knows what can happen and we'll update you on that score . we'll update you on that score. you're up to date on tv, online and db plus radio. this is gb news. it's back to the friday night feast and. patrick let's get stuck straight in, shall we, people? it's difficult enough to get adults the appointment at the best of times, it might get times, but it might about to get a worse because gp's a whole lot worse because gp's have to change working have voted to change working hours from 9 am. to 5 pm,

reducing the time that surgeries are open by up to two and a half hours a day. the vote comes in a week when it emerged that just one in eight gp appointments are carried in—person at some practises in england. we now need to wait and see whether the nhs will agree to change the opening or should it be really closing hours . to discuss this, closing hours. to discuss this, i'm joined now by dr. rachel ward and dr. gary bartlett will go head to head here. doctor versus doctor like to pit them against each other. dr. gary, i'll start with you. many people think that, frankly gp should be working harder, not hours, at this particular national health crisis . yeah mean. hi, kate. crisis. yeah mean. hi, kate. good evening, crisis. yeah mean. hi, kate. good evening , everyone. i crisis. yeah mean. hi, kate. good evening, everyone. i mean , good evening, everyone. i mean, we are already working absolutely flat out at the moment their demand on the is absolutely huge . there's big absolutely huge. there's big pressure at the moment and my typical my working day starts about usually around 830 and i normally don't finish about half

six, 7:00 in the evening . and six, 7:00 in the evening. and although reducing of surgery hours an idea would be great, but the demand , the service is but the demand, the service is just absolutely huge the moment. there's already a shortage of gp's, so yeah, i don't really i'm not sure how to do that onto that. some people would say you should just work out and fight till all of six. is this area work a lot longer than that for a lot less money? dr. ward, i'll throw some people throw over to you some people saying me out on this. saying and hear me out on this. dr. , is fault of dr. rachel, it is the fault of female gp is because well, according to various different sources, all they want, they want a family want if want more of a family life some that's unfair. life is that some that's unfair. so first of all, i need to find out the details where gary's working, because if he's doing 36, 30, i'd love job there. my day is 12 to 14 hours now. let's let's first of all, get facts right. this is not about reducing you know, we're not talking a 9 to 5 job. general

practise is not going to be a 9 to 5 job. it's about availability appointments during those times because at the moment, what we're seeing is that we are delivering gp appointments than . in october we appointments than. in october we delivered . 32 million appointed delivered. 32 million appointed in some general practise which is the record number. so this is not about access general practise. we have the best practise. we have the best practise by heart. it's about capacity . we do not have the capacity. we do not have the capacity. we do not have the capacity 0. dr. gary, it looks like i'm stuck with you for a little. dr. gary bartlett, the did you really go into medicine into being a gp let's be honest, was it, was it a bit more for the money or was it to look after patients . oh i think it's after patients. oh i think it's tough age to look after the patients. of course . i think patients. of course. i think when your time to medical school , when you're sort of 17, 18 years old, you the last thing you think about is, is the money that that you're going to be earning you go in there, you certainly go into profession certainly go into the profession for care. i think

for patient care. and i think the of hours i do it if the amount of hours i do it if you broke it down i think actually i've worked a lot of hours hours how many days how many days a week is gary typically general general practise is a seven day, seven day. for so personally , me day. for so personally, me personally, i will work anywhere between sort of five, five days, six days sometimes. i've been out of work seven days a week, sometimes , and that's about as sometimes, and that's about as general practise areas that it's no it's not a 9 to 5 service. a half service isn't 9 to 5 service that just occur to me that demand for appointments is actually determined. okay. dr. rachel, do you think that patients have right, though, to be angry because the optics of this are terrible we've got record numbers of people waiting for routine treatment. so i appreciate not all of that is to do with gp's at all but is the health system as whole. and i think a lot of people are shouting at tv screens going shouting at the tv screens going come get to work . i

shouting at the tv screens going come get to work. i think come on, get to work. i think people have an absolute right to be angry . don't be angry at the be angry. don't be angry at the people who are harder than we've ever to be. angry at the ever worked to be. angry at the government who have run down the nhs the last 12 years. we have 7000 fewer gps than when the conservative government left manifesto. why is that? that why is that ? why is that? because is that? why is that? because then i've got to just out dr. rachel by saying not of that can be in terms of the conservative government just purely because i mean we had net migration figures yesterday 504,000. i mean growth is growing much more rapidly than we can stock up our pubuc rapidly than we can stock up our public services non—stop, something do with it don't do thatis something do with it don't do that is falling. the number of gps is falling because the job is unsustainable and so people are leaving the profession they're leaving the nhs, they're stopping doctors because government i think that cut out before . but what we're facing is before. but what we're facing is a situation i will do 50 appointments in a day to

recommended 1125 by taking risks every day. i'm not going to keep doing that. i'm just going to ask you both the same question. i've literally seconds with i've got literally seconds with each you, but it's of each of you, but it's kind of a yes dr. gary if they yes or no. dr. gary if they reduce the tax bracket for the higher earners meant that you didn't lose an absolute shadow of your income. if you worked overtime, would you be inclined to work more overtime ? yeah to work more overtime? yeah perhaps i would be, yeah . to be perhaps i would be, yeah. to be a yeah . as you say, we've got a yeah. as you say, we've got medical indemnity fees. hmrc fees to pay. we do pay a of money just to be doctors as well. dr. rachel asked same thing for you. i mean this is one of the things about gp's overtime before jeremy corbyn even more as well. to be fair. realistically, if that tax bracket was i want to know what would you say shrunk because there was less tax for overtime. would you be inclined to do a bit more. i presume you're talking 45% tax bracket. the answer is no because i'm nowhere near paying that. so it affect me. okay, enough . all

me. okay, fair enough. all right, both of you, thank you both. very much. shares. both. thank very much. shares. that was dr. rachel dr. that was dr. rachel ward and dr. gary bartlett to toe. gary bartlett going toe to toe. well i say well not really. i say i was going to toe toe with them going toe to toe toe with them over not should, over whether not gp should, you know, work little bit hard. i'm delighted say that joining delighted to say that joining me in between in the studio between now and olympia impressionist francine lewis and comedian charmaine davis. thank you very much . davis. thank you very much. right, francine, i could see you shaking your throughout the course. was your take on course. that was your take on the fact that doctors want to work oh i could go on work 9 to 5. oh i could go on ages, but i won't. but seriously i can't even get speak so a i can't even get to speak so a doctor, alone see a doctor . doctor, let alone see a doctor. i the reception of i mean, the reception of ruthless , they say, is serious . ruthless, they say, is serious. you know, go to a&e or , call you know, go to a&e or, call one, one, one, and when you do get to speak to a doctor over, obviously zoom, they won't they won't speak to any other way it's always video call . it's it's always video call. it's always a different doctor. i mean , ago we got to see the mean, ago we got to see the doctor . we knew they knew your doctor. we knew they knew your medical history. it's impossible. these and i think it's absolutely so follicle

what's happening because scary if you're ill what do you do you cannot get see a doctor these days and a really tough one charmaine isn't it because i've never saved a life i'd be terrible in a life death situation. i would imagine. and i'll take your hats off to and nurses, of course. but do they know of a duty in a national health crisis? if your job is as health crisis? if yourjob is as a medical profession . oh, do you a medical profession. oh, do you not just have to, you know , bite not just have to, you know, bite down a little bit and crack on? well, they are humans, after all, as humans move and all, as humans they move me and they obviously health problems mental health problems as well so and the more work that they do , more pressure they'll be do, more pressure they'll be underi do, more pressure they'll be under i mean my doctor has just retired . i have no idea who my retired. i have no idea who my doctor anymore. so that's a slight concern for me. hopefully nothing catastrophic happens in the next 20 minutes or so. but we trained well, by the way. i mean, i used to swim and i can save you. you're fine . i mean, save you. you're fine. i mean, our on nearest access. all right . so, hey, is down front . . so, hey, dave is down front. louis, that'll be joining me throughout the course of, the

show. to on monty show. but as i used to on monty python to something python now to something completely different i've been speaking exclusively the man of asks why you may ask well as regular viewers of friday night face will know these somerset gimmick has been causing controversy wreaking havoc of course across somerset for years now we've been on game watch for a heck of a long time and on friday that particular friday face well that particular chat but a6 game chat was cool but the a6 game was very, very unhappy with the somerset game this month. we did cover the news that . police had cover the news that. police had made an arrest in relation to the catastrophic and shameful case of the somerset game, who was several residents in that county for years. i sat with the game out of essex and i asked him whether the somerset game poses a threat to the general public. he came over. we poses a threat to the general public. he came over . we told public. he came over. we told him he tried clear out it, but the only thing that worries me in his strong someone should to the rule they get away with the more that they're going know

what could be next, what petrified the community . it just petrified the community. it just makes you wonder , you know we've makes you wonder, you know we've all done it you . get away with all done it you. get away with something. you're pushed. you push it further. next time . if push it further. next time. if you push further and show me what is go and you know , it's what is go and you know, it's not really good. it's not the guys doing really isn't known whether it portrays a normal person you don't really go and jump person you don't really go and jump in our own place we're scaring them out of them. you know people want to wear this stuff , express themselves in stuff, express themselves in that light. they're going to be fun to because you're going to end up with vigilante . you end up with a vigilante. you mope really that long? mope really after that long? yeah know i days well took yeah you know i days well took us a while to set up the interview with the cape town of essex who is regularly spotted in supermarket in his in his local supermarket in his full outfits , he uses his role full outfits, he uses his role to believe or not raise money for charity. but this is the big

question what does he do for a living ? it's the reason this living? it's the reason this interview evasive because of the work of ours. another busy, busy, busy work life writer reached out alright. good self assist type of shop isn't it. well we've got loads coming your way and indeed after the break we are going to talking about the england fans in qatar who were invited to a sheikh's palace, yet they even lions and tigers, an exotic we might have found the world's biggest chip. yes, that's all coming. your way. and the thing that we love to do, what? delve into the wonderful world local news in round your past don't go anywhere .

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had anything like a normal life for 20 something years. davison is the eighth conservative mp who said they're going to stand down. i want my panel reaction to this now. basically it's a massive tory mp exodus fill you in on this the tories basically gave campaigns about two weeks to say whether or not they're going to stand at general election and as as 88 zero election and as many as 88 zero might decide that they're not going to stand. do you think it's rats a sinking it's like rats off a sinking ship? i don't know ship? you know, i don't know what's on anymore. it's just every different. somebody every day is different. somebody else . we prime else is quitting. we prime ministers hang around for ministers can't hang around for more than weeks. and i keep more than two weeks. and i keep up. i mean has lasted longer than liz . i'm up. i mean has lasted longer than liz. i'm just about 16 now. okay there was there's some people would say, hang on a minute it was these tories campaigns that boris johnson they out and then they they got him out and then they got of liz truss and then got rid of liz truss and then they just rishi sunak they just imposed rishi sunak orders and we've got orders and then we've got massively taxes and then massively higher taxes and then they like i mean they all just like it. i mean come on, around, please come on, stick around, please let i think the let me mess. i think the government are just it's just

such a mess isn't . it and yeah. such a mess isn't. it and yeah. i look truss she lasted as i mean, look truss she lasted as long as probably want a katie price is marriage in oh shock and oh how dare you but what saying is it's just it's absolute mess i still say bring back boris break about boris he was a lot of fun. he was tough. yes. anyway, right now is the incredible story of the england fans who travelled to the cup and ended up chilling with the son of a sheikh, the one who could know what and his lawyer? yes liverpool echo picks up on the story of two everton supporters from merseyside who are over in qatar. here's what happenedin are over in qatar. here's what happened in their own words . happened in their own words. last night we met one of the sheikh's sons and he took us back to the palace and he showed his yacht lions and everything they made to show welcome. they brought him obviously on a bit of some fish and he of a hunt for some fish and he was yeah, yeah. we saw was like, yeah, yeah. we saw fish. jumped into the back fish. so we jumped into the back of toyota landcruiser and of his toyota landcruiser and then open a big polish on it in

then open a big polish on it in the back. he showed it as monkeys as exotic birds . yeah monkeys as exotic birds. yeah well our view can now see what happened then. i'll describe it for our radio listeners we've got there is basically a scouser , a lion and messing around with it in the back of a sheik's huge gaff. so there we are i mean, i find it fascinating as you imagine, that that particular sheikh son is now got a rather a lot of explaining to do because he shouldn't really have babies round at his house sunni and qatar go i mean yes qatar but there we go i mean yes we have a mess around with a lion well they look like were having a roaring tummy does it raise this awful way i love hons raise this awful way i love lions actually think one of my gorgeous hats miss animal but you know what i'd be fascinated i would love to go into sheikh's palace . i really would to meet palace. i really would to meet there lions and tigers and whatever else really . you know, whatever else really. you know, i would love to shake . shake. i would love to shake. shake. well, if you if you watch in sheikh mahmud probably a steve is free. okay so sheikh

charmaine got a ring to it? yeah, i think i could be one of his wives , by the way, his his wives, by the way, his company, one off now , i took company, one off now, i took obviously i would find meeting all the animals in his menagerie far more exciting than the football. yeah yeah. come on. actually now , i don't want to actually now, i don't want to remind anyone that the football's on. apparently, remind anyone that the footb'it's on. apparently, remind anyone that the footb'it's stillapparently, remind anyone that the footb'it's still male antly, remind anyone that the footb'it's still male .1tly, remind anyone that the footb'it's still male . yeah, i think it's still male. yeah, i still man. so you by still know, man. so you by watching this? okay rock, we're going to call the part of the watching and the key focus on the show anyway. now to carlisle, roman carlisle, where roman was convicted shoplifting after convicted of shoplifting after a interesting collection of items so matthew neal admitted taking five packets of condoms lubricants and a cereal bar from a boot store in carlisle centre. he also stole some health tablets and was fined . £100. tablets and was fined. £100. there we go . i mean i mean there we go. i mean i mean that's an old collection of things to nick, isn't it? it is an odd collection, but maybe he just couldn't see a doctor and so he got the health. this is it. yeah you pay. i think. i

think . you've got it there. think. you've got it there. yeah. possible to the adult to steal topics it's costing more in the long see myself just pay for it . yeah that's true . there for it. yeah that's true. there you go. never do want to know i think condoms cost that much i wouldn't know so better or worse we don't have any condoms. he bought . that's true. and how bought. that's true. and how much ? yeah, well, maybe so next much? yeah, well, maybe so next we head to lincolnshire. where people already have cranwell isle kicking up a stink because the toilets aren't good enough . the toilets aren't good enough. so the grantham journal we really do dig deep in local people. the grantham journal reports . you know, union members reports. you know, union members held the protest on world toilet day. never miss an opportunity to unite. regional officer paula stevens . the ministry of defence stevens. the ministry of defence should immediately the blockade which is preventing adequate facilities being provided. i mean that's you you would never work in such conditions . mean that's you you would never work in such conditions. no. and there's nothing worse than a stinky toilet. i mean , know i'm

stinky toilet. i mean, know i'm got thing about that loo i remember in school i used to never even if i really needed to go never even if i really needed to 9° ' never even if i really needed to go , i would erm because i just go, i would erm because i just found them always and so is, i am really funny about toilets . am really funny about toilets. that's disgusting. stinky toilets indeed. i've flown halfway across the world but i use when i host. i know and i literally would not use the toilet i would burst my flat when i got home. i'm not been to the loo since march have been losing some , i would hope. i losing some, i would hope. i just don't . public toilets. it just don't. public toilets. it doesn't matter . they are always doesn't matter. they are always disgusting . yes, exactly. yeah. disgusting. yes, exactly. yeah. especially on hampstead area. right. finally tonight. finally we have huge news from , we have huge news from, wokingham in berkshire where man might have found the wells. is that mark dolan tonight? hello? might have found the world's biggest chip mart douglas on the world's biggest chip. and alison coleman discovered the whopper in over something in a package of over something the records says the guinness records says there's no known record the there's no known record for the longest and you won't be longest chip and you won't be able to see the chip in a museum

. i to i sit there . because i like to i sit there we . i can't help but feel we go. i can't help but feel like it's a little bit like that file it? file that said sketch, isn't it? it's just be it's like that could just be very the camera or far very close to the camera or far away. never but away. we'll never know. but we've coming way. we've got loads coming your way. lies because after lies gentlemen, because after the break it's time for challenge christie's part of the show i'll just show how show where i'll just show how brilliant i am and suddenly everything and we've got a little something get you thinking over next few thinking over the next few minutes the terms madhouse okay . around the clock. that's my house and round the clock are all using sport. is it a derby or sea bowls? find out very shortly .

on mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, whilst the waiting list for spirals, the nhs tells its menopausal staff to stay home and do lighted our health service has lost the plot in my

take it ten nicola sturgeon's independence dream is in tatters. look, brexit is off the table thank god in the big question should it be more difficult to go on strike ? plus, difficult to go on strike? plus, a stunning new book about elvis presley. we to the author and all star panel. and tomorrow's papers . we're live . papers. we're live. at nine. welcome back, everybody. now, before that exceptionally long break, i you the terms not hours all around the clock are all used in which sport is a be croquet not sea bowls . and the croquet not sea bowls. and the answer is of course to yes the madhouse is double and the arc is the line from one of the players. throw the darts and round the clock is a variation of the game and that leads me nicely onto this . yes it's time

nicely onto this. yes it's time for challenge christie's in the last months i've done some incredible things. i've landed an aeroplane, i've milked a cow, and memorably i've conquered fear of spiders. i that all of those challenges were completely sprung upon me completely out of place i had no idea what i was doing or where i was going. but this week i must admit, i didn't in advance going do. in advance what i was going do. and chance to show and i had the chance to show just how flippin brilliant i am at darts and this ball has changed a lot down the years in the eighties . players used to the eighties. players used to smoke during game and hey cliff loves the renko lit jockey cigarette for him it's my kind of sport it should be the olympics and of course many players used to have a beer or two on stage, didn't they? quite famously. but we, george was a top player in that era . so when top player in that era. so when i got the chance to meet him , i i got the chance to meet him, i thought i'd roll back the years and do darts as darts was meant , be played, check how often .

, be played, check how often. okay. i say this place is pretty moody , not exactly sure where moody, not exactly sure where i am, but the darts is. moody, not exactly sure where i am, but the darts is . so let's am, but the darts is. so let's have a go, shall we? oh flip and see this . place can guess. see this. place can guess. royalty isn't it. alright for that country. oh, above still here still our fantastic stuff is right . here still our fantastic stuff is right. okay if anyone's a bit fake, some of you are my brother george , they call me bobby george, they call me bobby george. sometimes call me late for dinner, but oh so presumably you're going to teach me or try to teach me as played down the most important when you throw, you have to put your hand up when the door. okay, when you throw the door. okay, you snatch got you can't snatch all you got to follow through the door. i'm quite bobby right. quite concerned bobby right. because i've not had a proper warm up right. so i think it's pretty time isn't . well you have pretty time isn't. well you have to have you ever have a set of you have to get warmed up for like your off by . the everyone

like your off by. the everyone plays with different dolls, different lights different flights different kind the canes grip small of some dolls with no grip small of some dolls with no grip on them. okay so i'm just going to see how you get on with these do i hold it a certain way you do exactly how you feel comfortable all so yeah no idea so far the door and see if that's okay just kick it okay all right i'm really not that fun. that's for you from the side that . so i'm going to give side that. so i'm going to give it one more. going to get hungry. that's it. see you . hungry. that's it. see you. that's all. that's not bad. hi but me. what am i going to do? right. you've got to get either one or more in 601 or more in six down. yeah .

six down. yeah. 20 and five. so you've got now 71 or more and you've got now 71 or more and you buy one go. so get him out of the chance, have another go for this time. keep it on the board . you don't get nothing board. you don't get nothing from out debate, you get nothing in the bit . from out debate, you get nothing in the bit. but your you go, we will get a treble , son. so, so will get a treble, son. so, so you're trebled your time up . you're trebled your time up. he's only done it to bruno could have a bit more or something yes i would go back master of so very good. thank very much that's well my best car treasure. treasure to the olympics. right. well this has been challenge quest is yet another absolute triumph . bobby, another absolute triumph. bobby, thank much, mate . i'll thank you very much, mate. i'll give you a dance, all right. oh some more flights. can ace and mate adults be with you ? oh,

mate adults be with you? oh, fantastic. all right, i'll see myself out . easy. yes, in a very. le myself out. easy. yes, in a very. le christmas. every day leaves. oh there. i play well that you girls one of my favourite ones yet for obvious reasons if you're listening on gb news radio can watch that challenge right now on. our youtube channel, our page and channel, our facebook page and on twitter . now i've channel, our facebook page and on twitter. now i've met some sporting legends in my time, but none match up to the none of them match up to the great george. and i'm great bobby george. and i'm delighted that. he joins me delighted to that. he joins me now bobby legend. thank now. bobby efc legend. thank very much. well, there we go. thank very much for being my first and as first ever darts coach. and as people say, brilliant. i say people say, i'm brilliant. i say bobby. people say, i'm brilliant. i say bobby . yeah, you are the all bobby. yeah, you are the all right lucky you bring back small it's all back right fellas ? it's all back right fellas? that's true. now just talk say because that was your house that . people were saying that and it's exquisite it. you've got a cracking little downstairs that's all because it all. well,

what do you mean so it's probably a mass one side i'll vote if that's what you want of a nice big screen i'll come watch the dance of i'm i'm all watch the dance of i'm i'm all watch the dance of i'm i'm all watch the full bowl of come in the other lounge in with the dog see of fire so got everything ready i mean once it's me all the time what i'm doing it's only stuff right but but you will one of them i would say one of the first kind, if not of the first big names of dogs. but you really hope to elevate the sport. i think, you know , what sport. i think, you know, what does what does dance mean to you, bobby ? well well well it's you, bobby? well well well it's a great it's a so now kind of it's an easy of play, but it's all kind of play. well dogs to i didn't play it seven years old so it was big buzz about it. but when i see it also well there was that what you play. well what are you thinking of full

time exactly. you know, i they want started playing and winning total those came around the world and people people i would never ever make if i never throw a doll so something that the well for me so that is the window of the world if you play well can no no you see the prize money that some of them are getting these days but but you and i we're having a bit of a chat about some of the things that you won over course your that you won over course of your career. through career. just talk us through of your prizes. well your most memorable prizes. well one of the news about i wanted news the world, when i saw a and was the probably not the world championship . i didn't know i championship. i didn't know i didn't win no money that's all i want i want a mini car benny so that was car one of a well, a lot of them and some people say, well, the money then wasn't very good when you think of it in the seventies you could buy assets like five or six cranes and now you got

like five or six cranes and now you go t £50,000 for just a you got £50,000 for just a normal if you're lucky so the value is the same . the prize value is the same. the prize money went as it really got up. you get the same with your money that got look after it when you get it. well, that's the thing. yes, exactly. i wish i could do that. it burns a hole in my pocket. probably. look lucky, you very, you guys. thank you very, very much, a lapsley, much, mate. you're a lapsley, a legend . really appreciate you legend. really appreciate you taking us to come round taking the time us to come round and have and invade your house and have a cracking evening . thank very cracking evening. thank you very much. was much. probably, george. that was a all i want to say keep drugs now. well bobby jones thank you much darts larger darts legend there we go let's go and enjoy there we go let's go and enjoy the rest of the england game which see which still know now i'll see about watching this people don't you move anywhere what you don't move anywhere on what you don't move anywhere on what you after the break i'll you rock after the break i'll try a rescue dog and i'll try to a rescue dog and i'll ever popular feature dog of the week i don't got an exciting update on last week's pooch and also at some point i promise you i will talk to the panel or not to let them set drink you to let them set a drink you want. you shortly want. i'll see you shortly

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all right. welcome back to friday night face. of patrick's fake news so i'd go out and about you all know now and make up a story this about believability whether or not the british public will fall for it now. this week's subject was world cup. well i decided to hit them with a variety of different things, most of them relating to qatar's abominable human rights record. to say there's been record. it's to say there's been plenty of controversy that. but what believe , the things what people believe, the things that i was about to tell them as what you the what happened, you know, the world is going on at the moment in apparently the qatari in qatar. apparently the qatari authorities are saying that if players hug now after they score a goal, they've got booked. what oh, that's awful . do you think oh, that's awful. do you think it's bad? yeah, obviously. it's also just so stupid. can they waste their time on something very important ? i don't know very important? i don't know anything about world cup. so.

just it's more about human just so it's more about human rights, really ? yeah. i mean, it rights, really? yeah. i mean, it seems. it seems an odd thing to do, isn't it ? i've got no words. do, isn't it? i've got no words. it's ridiculous , it's it seems it's ridiculous, it's it seems unlikely . don't think they're unlikely. don't think they're going to do it. no, i don't think so. even if it is though, players should not hug. no, they should hug. should definitely hug. you should definitely hug. you should players should someone else? players have always hugged after after games , whether it be any sport. games, whether it be any sport. and i totally believe that anything with anything that's to do with politics and country's politics and what a country's expresses shouldn't be involved in sport. apparently the qatar government are going to ban women from the stadiums. government are going to ban women from the stadiums . just women from the stadiums. just want to your views on that . want to get your views on that. not good . you don't think not very good. you don't think it's good? no, not at all. apparently, qatari apparently, the qatari authorities if a authorities are saying if a player takes his top when he player takes his top off when he scores be arrested. scores they could be arrested. okay your views are mean. i think that's pushing it a little too much . i think that's pushing it a little too much. i think think that's pushing it a little too much . i think they're trying too much. i think they're trying too much. i think they're trying to control too much . so you to control too much. so you know, if they want to celebrate, they should be able to celebrate they should be able to celebrate the they to an extent. the way they want to an extent. but yours all off i don't

but taking yours all off i don't think is disrespectful in any way . well, there we go. they all way. well, there we go. they all fell for didn't. i'm going to bnng fell for didn't. i'm going to bring you my wonderful panel again now, francine, when you have into do have fall into that, do you think mean, qatari think i mean, the qatari government human rights records abominable human rights records as if i'm as? it is. i would if i'm gullible. yeah. and you're quite believable. you'll get to on it . as a great lawyer. yes, i would believe i've been lying about being a tv presenter for a very long time now to find about that. yeah, but i mean, the idea of the football world is in qatar anyway is a bit naff, isn't it? i think, you know, if you told know england was bringing the cup home, they would still not have believed you. no, because they you. no, no. because they haven't done for over years. haven't done for over 60 years. they going do it. no, i'm they ain't going do it. no, i'm sorry to such nice, but the sorry to be such nice, but the thing about tone fake thing is, i'm about to tone fake news in trouble a news because i got in trouble a couple ago i went out couple of ago because i went out and yeah, went and and said, yeah, i went out. and i said the some back, i'm i said about the some back, i'm trying to make it up. i said that for that she's been dumb for slaughtering bears and people. oh say that you oh no, you can't say that you can't on national can't say that on national television got gretta and

television. i've got gretta and then i was going to be like, oh, you know, they kind of women in the if a woman's in a the stadiums. if a woman's in a stadium they'll and stadium they'll flog them. and they you they were like, no, no, you can't. it turns can't. well, actually it turns out might get out that over you might get flogged know, i'm not flogged so you know, i'm not just conduit not just a conduit cause it's not news. wouldn't put news. yeah, well, i wouldn't put anything past, you know, anything past, you know, anything in. so. yeah, anything like that in. so. yeah, i believe it. i'm turned into a massive political anyway massive political thing. anyway everyone's that it's everyone's assuming that it's a forget about the football. it's all oh , can't do this and all about, oh, can't do this and you say cos . you can you can't say that cos. you can just tiger whatever . just take a tiger or whatever. yeah, yeah. you go round to yeah, yeah. you can go round to sheik's house stroke it sheik's house and stroke it tiger whilst you're tiger whilst, you're on the sauce, you and wear sauce, but you can't go and wear a sorry, just got a rainbow. sorry, i just got once what's of course once that. what's up? of course it's just not slaughter polar bias in their spare. okay. it's time now for the week . i'll time now for the week. i'll introduce you to another gorgeous dog we're hoping can find it's forever . but first, we find it's forever. but first, we have some great news about the little chap who featured last friday. yes barry. the bosnian dog has been . barry friday. yes barry. the bosnian dog has been. barry is friday. yes barry. the bosnian

dog has been . barry is currently dog has been. barry is currently in shelter in bosnia, but he's going to be brought over to the uk next month to move in with his new family. uk next month to move in with his new family . wonderful stuff. his new family. wonderful stuff. very now, we told you last week that barry found lying in the road with three broken legs and multiple , but the shelter's multiple, but the shelter's owner wouldn't give up on him. and after a series of on sessions in one therapy pool, barry he's only gone and got himself a new now. you see, the week how's it impact judgement so yeah quick. well barry . barry so yeah quick. well barry. barry okay. let's hope so. nice dog of the week also has a happy ending posted us this evening. we're hoping you can help eddie find his forever home. eddie is just over a year old and is a crossbreed and he's with dogs and homes in hampshire which does what it says on the tent hopefully. i'm joined now garry baxter from dogs homes. garry you very very much dry lovely stuff to have you on the show. tell us a bit about eddie. he's a phantom dog, so he's come he's

good with children he's good with cats. it's down the pub as well . he came across from well. he came across from portugal back in january. he's been with some owners then, but unfortunately now need to find him another home. very just great dog. well trained at the house, trained trevor's well in the car and just a really fantastic dog and the all important question is he got in a walk he's really good on a walk he's is well trained it's got to a rosehill he's very, very good oh fantastic. okay. and so you think, you think you might be alright around kids. could he go to. we can see we see eddie now look at him now . see eddie now look at him now. isn't he gorgeous really. yes so does he take a lot of exercise does he take a lot of exercise do you think you'd be good around children. would be around children. would he be good family he be good a family. he would be good in any home. really would. if you're an olympic runner probably keep up probably he couldn't keep up with anything other with you anything other than that be absolutely fine that he would be absolutely fine and a genuinely he is a brilliant dog and he's got no special dietary or anything like

that. he's just a top straight out of the straight, the top drawer dog. if people want to get in touch you and give eddie a forever home. bit barry, a forever home. bit like barry, the pooch last . how the bosnian pooch from last. how do if they go on to do they do it if they go on to our website , find his profile , our website, find his profile, the link to our adoption page , the link to our adoption page, fill out the form and then we will get touch. okay. and it's dogs and homes which is where not isn't it. so dogs and home yes they would go home one word dog uk. yeah you can see it the screen right that people right. well look thank you very much and thank you as ever for making the time on the friday night whilst there's an england on to go and get dog . you go and try and get a dog. you sir, are a legend . thank you sir, are a legend. thank you very much. give it up eddie, very much. give it up for eddie, who dog a wake up who is a dog with a wake up call. baxter . oh oh, yes. call. gary baxter. oh oh, yes. goes ah, there you go. right. okay charming dog. cat. i think of us for dogs. i just. i can't say dog . i dog. yeah. i love. say dog. i dog. yeah. i love. fantastic. now, would you go do you give out of your home of ?

you give out of your home of? course i'd give any dog a home why not. but not a cat . why not. but not a cat. definitely not a cat . right. definitely not a cat. right. i love dogs i love. i'll just put something out that i'm i get council for i love a dog dog's a great australian dog last week portuguese dog week we've had a few romanian dogs in that time is anybody else looking around thinking british the british thinking british as the british dogs can't say anything just those to just just say we're going up dogs every roe v wade now of course , course every dog now of course, course every dog needs a second. or in the case of it was the very first dog of the week that we had on a third challenge. there we. right. challenge. so there we. right. well, thank you very much, everybody who's been tuning in and and listening and watching and listening and watching you much watching online. thank you much to panel well . to my esteemed panel as well. charmaine davies francine charmaine davies on francine lewis. it's been a magnificent show, losing a funny face, but lots of love to you all as they all go and talk to you. for christies , they say for christies, they say for christie's . well, it is almost

christie's. well, it is almost time for me . christie's. well, it is almost time for me. hop in. that christie's. well, it is almost time for me . hop in. that taxi time for me. hop in. that taxi is going to be lights. time for me. hop in. that taxi is going to be lights . so is going to be lights. so i didn't see it. but this was the week there was shocking in somerset, says tv legend . mr. somerset, says tv legend. mr. blobby alex the historic of wales is looking him over the world now. it was a proud for the kim family his five of them lined up for south korea against uruguay and that was bad news. one man after he himself sat behind simply red, signa singer even make love on a transatlantic flight. eric got all right. well, i'll let you go on. i'll believe. oh got a little bit of breaking before we go little bit frankie is full time england draw nil nil with united states of america. so in the monster school but crucially americans did manage to stick it out go diving guy well, americans did manage to stick it out go diving guy well , that's out go diving guy well, that's all it is now from friday faiths. thank you very, very much everybody has been watching. he's been tuning in. he's been to francine lewis he's been to old francine lewis and my wonderful panel

and showman. my wonderful panel up on gb news. don't up next here on gb news. don't miss it's marked miss it because it's marked dolan tonight. i will be dolan tonight. oh, i will be back 3 pm. on monday. have a great weekend everybody much love. goodnight love you all. hello. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. next is looking drier than this week but for the weekend we've got another bout of wet and windy on the way it will turn things bit milder briefly before the dry weather next week turns things colder. for the time being, weather coming from the west. now we're seeing this ridge of high pressure affecting many us on friday. that's led to a fine with break in weather systems with a break in weather systems . there is still some rain around in the evening, some showers for western areas. the longer spells of rain for north—west of scotland . north—west of scotland. otherwise clear spells for many, especially during the first part of the night and lighter that will allow temperatures to dip three or four celsius in the east of england. if you missed patches thing here on patches first thing here on saturday morning. but west it's a much milder start to the day

because here we've got the winds whipping up, got some rain pushing into northern ireland whipping up, got some rain pusiwestern northern ireland whipping up, got some rain pusiwestern scotland. ireland whipping up, got some rain pusiwestern scotland. first1d and western scotland. first thing reaching wales and thing that reaching wales and then the south—west then eventually the south—west of later the rain of england later the rain initially and off lights and initially on and off lights and patchy but it turns heavier and more persistent the far west more persistent in the far west by the the afternoon. by the end of the afternoon. however the winds albeit with gales, will be coming up from the south. and so they'll be mild 13, 14, perhaps 15 celsius in places it's dry in the southeast and the far north of scotland until the evening that's when the rain pushes through . and for parts of through. and for parts of scotland , rain heavy and scotland, rain heavy and persistent could cause some issues with that wet weather coming on already saturated ground . but by the end of ground. but by the end of saturday night, it is turning dner saturday night, it is turning drier in many places except the southeast. and there'll be a slice of clear spells central areas as we begin sunday. still, though, a lot of clouds remaining and across anglia in the southeast, after a brief respite in the rain, there is more wet weather coming up dunng more wet weather coming up during the afternoon . heavy and during the afternoon. heavy and persistent bursts of rain .

persistent bursts of rain. london, east anglia in the southeast showers for scotland. northern ireland west wales and still be a few showers around on. but overall, the theme next week is for it to turn drier monday thursday on gb news. it's bev turner today from 10 am. we're going to be here for you gb news family to keep you , but gb news family to keep you, but also make smile. the guy went from puberty to adultery and i can't wait to a few of my own opinions. i have no time for cultural totalitarian will engagein cultural totalitarian will engage in passion but always polite debate with your thoughts . opinions at the centre of this whole monday to thursday pencil 12 on tv, on radio and i'm michael portillo join on gb news on a sunday morning for topical discussion debate arts and culture and sometimes even it's a dilemmas i don't always agree with michael michael portillo sundays on gb news the people's channel britain's news.

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