on it again in will have to vote on it again in a few months time . so this bill a few months time. so this bill is big and serious measure will be properly and fully considered clause by clause. now , as it clause by clause. now, as it should be, and even though we had the vote on friday, i still think there's probably a long way to go before this becomes law . law. >> pat mcfadden there speaking to us here earlier on gb news. well, greg wallace has denied accusations of misconduct, claiming the allegations are being driven by middle class women of a certain age. he said tv presenter kirstie allsopp is among those accusing wallace, and she says she was so embarrassed after he allegedly made a comment about his sex life. the claims also include inappropriate jokes and requests for female staff's phone numbers, as well as complaints from 13 women over 17 years are now under review. mr wallace is stepping away from his role on bbc masterchef. the presenter insists he has nothing to hide, though. after working, he says

with thousands of contestants dunng with thousands of contestants during his career, a 34 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of rape at the groucho club in soho in london. the arrest took place on saturday night at an address in hertfordshire. according to the metropolitan police. at this stage, the force says there is no suggestion that any employees of the club were involved. the groucho, a private members venue, popular with celebrities in the capital, had its licence suspended earlier this week following a request by the met police. the woman who reported the incident is understood to be being supported by specialist officers . two teenagers have officers. two teenagers have been charged following a suspected chemical attack at surbiton station in south—west london on friday. the 14 and 16 year olds, who can't be named for legal reasons, are accused of possessing a corrosive substance in a public place. officers approached the boys just after 4:00 and were exposed to an alkaline substance, with two taken to hospital, though they have since been discharged. seven others, including metropolitan police officers,

were also checked by paramedics. the teenagers will both appear at wimbledon magistrates court tomorrow . turning to some tomorrow. turning to some international news, and the united nations has been forced to halt a deliveries to gaza after armed gangs repeatedly looted dozens of convoys. officials say recent thefts in the area, including 97 lorries last month, have made the area too dangerous for aid workers. one attack near the kerem shalom crossing that's the main route for vital supplies involved a masked man or masked men holding drivers at gunpoint. the un has condemned the breakdown of law and order, calling on israel to ensure safe passage for deliveries to and protect humanitarian staff. but israel maintains it is continuing to facilitate aid deliveries . facilitate aid deliveries. dozens of homes have been evacuated in wales after a sinkhole up to 60ft deep appeared at the bottom of a local residents driveway in merthyr tydfil. residents say they heard rumbling and collapsing overnight, fearing their homes could be swallowed. the sinkhole, believed to have been triggered by a collapsed

culvert just days after storm bert's heavy rain and flooding. south wales police and fire and rescue crews are on site, with authorities warning people to stay away as more rain is threatening to make the situation. there worse . and with situation. there worse. and with christmas fast approaching, could this be the festive hit of the season? have a listen . love the season? have a listen. love is love. well ed davey's bid for christmas number one is heating up as his charity single love is enough jumps to number six on the itunes charts. the song, recorded with a full orchestra and 20 singers, was inspired by the lib dem leader's own experience as a teenage carer. now it is not only winning hearts, but it's also raising funds for the career carer trust and bath philharmonia. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. do go and check out that

wonderful single from sir ed davey on itunes now though, it's over to free speech nation for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to gbnews.com/alerts . code, or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> free speech in universities descends into chaos again. labour mps call for the reintroduction of blasphemy laws and nigel farage calls for stricter abortion laws. this is free speech. nation . welcome to free speech. nation. welcome to free speech nation with me , josh free speech nation with me, josh howie. this is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and coming up on tonight's show, we have. elon musk reckons cancel culture has been cancelled, but oxford university may be keeping the social cancer on life support after speakers are shut down at after speakers are shut down at a debate and a student commits suicide after being cancelled by

his peers. baroness fox will be joining us to talk more about that. will the right to die become an obligation to die ? become an obligation to die? nigel farage seems to think so. author brendan o'neill will join us to talk about parliament passing the assisted dying bill, in which he thinks is a dark moment for our country. and is it time to call it a day on band aid columnist and broadcaster esther krakow seems to think so. she'll be joining us right here in the studio and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from our wonderful studio audience. my our wonderful studio audience. my comedian guests this evening are paul cox and lewis schaffer. how are you both? oh, lovely to see you. looking good. yeah. thank you very much for sitting this side. i am. i know it's unusual up here. we've got decorations in. my chair is slowly moving as well. i can't do anything about it. what the viewers at home can't see is i can't actually reach the floor. so i've got. i've got to use the momentum, but i'm doing okay. i'm doing okay. that's how it

works on my end. yeah. lewis , works on my end. yeah. lewis, how are you, mate? you all right? >> i'm all right. my mother used to say to me. she said, your legs are so long. they touch the ground. >> and she was a wonderful woman . >> and she was a wonderful woman. okay, let's get some questions from our audience. our first question is from jill. hello, jill. >> hello there. my question is about the british museum that has been accused of rewriting history in claiming that the israelites occupied palestine in the first millennium bc, despite large amounts of archaeological evidence to the contrary. what's the panel's view on this? >> yeah, this is crazy. the british museum has been accused of rewriting history, as it claims israelites occupied most of palestine from the beginning of palestine from the beginning of the first millennium before, you know, jesus . a british you know, jesus. a british museum spokesman said the panel states that by the beginning of the first millennium bc, the israelites occupied most of palestine , except for the palestine, except for the southern coastal strip.

geographically, the sentence refers to the establishment of expansion of the kingdoms of israel and judah in this period, so anybody knows their history, knows that the place palestine or whatever didn't come into existence until a couple of hundred years later. this is when the romans kicked all the jews out of the land. so it's totally ahistorical. and paul, this is this is the british museum. this is where we go to learn our history. right? yeah. there are there are a number of facts in there that just aren't facts in there that just aren't facts . indeed. you know, they facts. indeed. you know, they didn't call it palestine at the time. this, this sign seems to openly assert the narrative that israel are occupiers and have been occupiers since time began, which is which is not true. history is normally written by the victors, but what we're finding out here is that media in particular left leaning mainstream media, seem to be hell bent on rewriting history as rewriting history as it happens, so that then they can use that as fact and perpetuate the news which is which is a huge worry , because if you're at

huge worry, because if you're at home and you're thinking about this, well, it's not that big a deal this, well, it's not that big a deal. it is a huge deal. and you're absolutely wrong . you're absolutely wrong. however, this they will if they do this on this, they will do it on absolutely everything. it's only a matter of time before the thing you believe in is also challenged. lies are told about it and you find yourself on the wrong side of it. of course i mean exactly. we've seen this on various different things. the definition of what a woman is, you know, this is what this is what these people do. they go into these institutions, beloved institutions that you should be able to trust. lewis, i know you don't trust anything , but this don't trust anything, but this is wrong, right? this is. they're doing the opposite of their job. >> i mean, theirjob. >> i mean, i haven't read the entire >> i mean, i