one of those criteria. each one of those criteria. >> well , doctor, the cure all to >> well, doctor, the cure all to all of this seems to be being put forward by the government . put forward by the government. this idea of one of the drugs involved ozempic which which you can tell is basically i think it was originally formulated for diabetes type two. and now they say, oh , well, if it keeps say, oh, well, if it keeps weight off and it helps you lose weight, this is a this is a great thing. now that sounds supen great thing. now that sounds super. that sounds fantastic. except i was reading in the papers at the weekend. there are side effects. there's no such thing as a free lunch and there neveris thing as a free lunch and there never is in medicine. >> there's always a risk benefit for everything that we do within medicine , within life, indeed as medicine, within life, indeed as well. but you're quite right. eamonn ozempic has been used for many years, coming up 20 years, in fact, for type two diabetics, wegovy is the obesity management of the drug. it's the same drug within ozempic and wegovy. now, both of these drugs contain

something called glp one. now thatis something called glp one. now that is a hormone that is naturally released by the gut, which makes you feel fuller for longer. now, ozempic and wegovy are copies of this natural hormone. now we have a fairly goodidea hormone. now we have a fairly good idea of the safety profile of these medications. in fact, with ozempic, the one that's been used for diabetics, we've got over 10 million patient years worth of experience in using that drug. although wegovy has only come on a little bit later, we know that the side effects of ozempic over this, over this time period , they are over this time period, they are also natural copies. so agonists of this naturally occurring hormone. so we've got a fairly goodidea hormone. so we've got a fairly good idea of the, of the safety profile . however, there is profile. however, there is always a risk benefit of everything that we know. the risks of obesity , type risks of obesity, type 2 diabetes, chances of heart failure, cancer , joint failure, cancer, joint replacements, etc. so we know those risks . there's always that those risks. there's always that risk benefit and doctors, healthcare professionals will be able to talk you through everything. okay. >> well doctor, thanks for

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>> listen, a lot of reaction to the assisted dying, which we're going to talk about at 7:05. i'm going to talk about at 7:05. i'm going to talk about at 7:05. i'm going to talk about it to esther rantzen's daughter, and esther rantzen's daughter, and esther rantzen is suffering with stage four lung cancer. there is no stage five. and so i have to say that what we're seeing here is

most of you in favour of the right to have assisted dying. you now have the right to listen to mr paul coyte and oh, everything, everything. so it's an international week and thomas tuchel. >> yeah , yeah. new england >> yeah, yeah. new england manager. although it's not actually been announced. right. everybody's saying it because we know that this is what's happening. there's going to be a press conference this afternoon that the fa are going to hold and tuchel will be brought out, wheeled out and then say his words. et cetera. but it comes off the back of the fact that england have played these two games and also with lee carsley as well. now, lee carsley had said, which was really interesting. in the last interview we did, that england need a world class manager that has won trophies and you think, well, what do you mean by that exactly? what is he? and he obviously knew, so he was referring to thomas tuchel. there's no way he didn't know about this. so tuchel comes in.

he was at chelsea won the champions league with chelsea so successful there. although everywhere he's been he's left almost under a cloud and i think there's a reason for that. chelsea, paris saint—germain and also bayern munich. now he's deaung also bayern munich. now he's dealing with very difficult boards at these places. when he was at chelsea, this is when todd boehly came in and the americans came in. they wanted to sweep the place clean, get rid of him, move into someone else. so that's been the difference. psg and also bayern munich very difficult board as well. i think it's going to be okay. i think it's going to be okay. >> i thought eric cantona was brilliant yesterday, making his statement about how he believes alex ferguson's been treated at manchester united. yeah. >> no mention of the seagulls on the. he was just told it straight didn't he. he just dropped the s bomb on. he should be able to do anything he wants at the club until the day he dies. such a lack of respect. it is totally scandalous. i am actually i know it's a weird thing, but i can't really see the problem or too much of a

problem here. alex ferguson this is the story . problem here. alex ferguson this is the story. 82 years old. of course, club legend won goodness knows. what was it, how many trophies that he's won over the years. but he's on a £2 million a year salary as an ambassador and an ambassadorial role . now and an ambassadorial role. now they're making so many cuts at manchester united. and it was decided he had a meeting with sir jim ratcliffe. and it was said that, you know, we're not to prepared pay this sort of money anymore. it's a lot. it's a huge amount of money now. also, does it compromise the situation of erik ten hag the fact that the ghosts of the past are going into the dressing room? bobby charlton did it, but also for sir alex ferguson to go in. it's almost like this is the greatest guy, but there's another manager that's trying to manage you. i have, i think they have total respect for sir alex ferguson. i think he'll be able to do whatever he wants going in to do whatever he wants going in to manchester united, he'll always be. they're always going to be a seat for him. but to pay

£2 million personally i think is a lot of money and i can understand why they've done it, but i don't think it's a disrespectful thing. >> the internationals last night. amazing result from northern ireland five nil and i've been looking back on the results of northern ireland for the past half an hour. >> five nil greatest ever win was cyprus 71 five nil against the faroe islands . 1991 the faroe islands. 1991 bulgaria. different kettle of fish. what a great result that is. so they've done excellent really really great result . really really great result. scotland nil. portugal nil. good result for them and they've avoided five losses on the trot, which would have been a record. >> now when you come back we're going to be talking about controversy. oh my goodness world conker championships i can't even begin to think about it. >> i think just let him cheat. anyway, we'll talk about that later on. thank you. i don't think he did cheat though. >> i don't think he did. i don't think he did. okay. >> right . stay with us. coming >> right. stay with us. coming up. we're going to be joined by the leader of reform uk thatis that is richard tice. he's in

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>> we have now live in the studio. we're delighted to welcome deputy leader of reform uk, richard tice. richard, good morning to you. good morning to you. your main concern today you're really worried about the production of steel in this country. and how we're not going to be doing it for too much longer. yes, i've got a westminster hall debate at 930, and if we're not very careful, nobody's talking about this. within 6 to 12 months we will have zero general steelmaking capacity in the 1521 00: