dolan's diary. but back at the week's big news. dolan's diary . but first, the dolan's diary. but first, the headunes dolan's diary. but first, the headlines with bethany . mark, headlines with bethany. mark, thank you. good evening am bethany elsie here to bring you up to date from the gb newsroom the uk is boosting its support for ukraine and pledging a £50 million package of air defence aid. prime minister rishi sunak the move during an unannounced to kyiv. he told president volodymyr zelenskyy the uk will continue to with the country as . it fights to end russia's barbarous war. your homes , your barbarous war. your homes, your hospitals , your power stations hospitals, your power stations are being destroyed by the air. so to help you defend yourselves are today providing new air support, including 120 anti—aircraft guns. radar and anti—drone equipment . we're anti—drone equipment. we're extending our training for the ukrainian armed forces to include specialist expertise , uk include specialist expertise, uk medics and engineers. include specialist expertise, uk medics a

dolan's diary. but back at the week's big news. dolan's diary . but first, the dolan's diary. but first, the headunes dolan's diary. but first, the headlines with bethany . mark, headlines with bethany. mark, thank you. good evening am bethany elsie here to bring you up to date from the gb newsroom the uk is boosting its support for ukraine and pledging a £50 million package of air defence aid. prime minister rishi sunak the move during an unannounced to kyiv. he told president volodymyr zelenskyy the uk will continue to with the country as . it fights to end russia's barbarous war. your homes , your barbarous war. your homes, your hospitals , your power stations hospitals, your power stations are being destroyed by the air. so to help you defend yourselves are today providing new air support, including 120 anti—aircraft guns. radar and anti—drone equipment . we're anti—drone equipment. we're extending our training for the ukrainian armed forces to include specialist expertise , uk include specialist expertise, uk medics and engineers. include specialist expertise, uk medics a

dolan received d.c. commission on the arts grant for her second novel, bomb which was published by harpercollins in 2015. in 2013, dolan wrote the introduction to a special edition of solomon moore, 12 years a slave, published by simon schuster, which became a new york times best. dolan is current chair. the board of penn faulkner foundation is associate in the literature department at american university in washington, dc. for our next section, i've asked our speakers to speak. 5 to 7 minutes on the following questions. as it relates to their past or forthcoming works. what literary works? comic books or films and tv shows illustrated the complexity of, the black experience for you, where they are sparked? which one and how so? how did your upbringing, your personal black experience shape your writing? and what monolith or falsehoods about black people in? the diaspora i plucked apart or negated within the pages of your work? the last 30 minutes of our conversation are reserved for audience questions. p

eduardo dolan, san francisco office 23rd war. ukraine has had with russia. i with the publication to to do something. the disaster medicine specialist who was half ukrainian has traveled all over the world to help after earthquakes, hurricanes and typhoons. just a few weeks after the russian invasion, he decided to travel to lviv ukraine to experience his first war bringing medical supplies with him and offering his expertise at a veterans hospital. folks with amputations. paralyzed patients were bullets or shrapnel had had severed the spinal cord and and so a lot of more than one. we have each patient with a story to share and influencing doctor dolan to return to ukraine for a second time in october. during both trips he experience days when sirens went off to warn about the possibility of a military air strike. it's very airy not knowing when a bomb can land on you. that's scary, scary. but the doctor says you'd be surprised to see the level of resistance shared by ukrainians partly because of the evening video messages scene each night. but ukrainian pre

eduardo dolan, san francisco office 23rd war. >> that ukraine has had with russia. obligation to to do something. >> the disaster medicine specialist who was half ukrainian has traveled all over the world to help after earthquakes, hurricanes and typhoons. just a few weeks after the russian invasion, he decided to travel to lviv ukraine to experience his first war bringing medical supplies with him and offering his expertise at a veterans hospital. folks with amputations. paralyzed patients were bullets or shrapnel had. >> had severed the spinal cord and and so a lot of when we have each patient with a story to share and influencing doctor dolan to return to ukraine for a second time in october. >> during both trips he experience days when sirens went off to warn about the possibility of a military air strike. it's very airy not knowing when a bomb. >> can land on you. that's scary, scary. but the doctor says you'd be surprised to see the level of resistance shared by ukrainians partly because of the evening video messages scene each night. but ukrainian president v

eduardo dolan, san francisco office 23rd war. that ukraine has had with russia. i with the publication to to do something. >> the disaster medicine specialist who was half ukrainian has traveled all over the world to help after earthquakes, hurricanes and typhoons. just a few weeks after the russian invasion, he decided to travel to lviv ukraine to experience his first war bringing medical supplies with him and offering his expertise at a veterans hospital. folks with amputations. paralyzed patients were bullets or shrapnel had. >> had severed the spinal cord and and so lot of when we have each patient with a story to share and influencing doctor dolan to return to ukraine for a second time in october. >> during both trips he experience days when sirens went off to warn about the possibility of a military air strike. it's very airy not knowing when a bomb. >> can land on you. that's scary, scary. but the doctor says you'd be surprised to see the level of resistance shared by ukrainians partly because of the evening video messages scene each night. but ukrainian p

now it is back to mark dolan tonight . dolan tonight. my dolan tonight.y to aaron armstrong, who returns in an hour's time. welcome mom. dolan's saturday night and we start with the people's hour in which i'll be taking your video on the big stories of the. tonight the stars of the show are lawyers from windsor, berkshire, fergus from windsor, berkshire, fergus from greenwich in london, and sue sandbach in cheshire and. alan from yateley in north hampshire . the topics we will be hampshire. the topics we will be are as follows has britain got a gambling problem. is class still a barrier success? and is christmas now too commercial? and my saturday sidekick for the first hour of the show, the deputy leader of ukip rebecca jane. deputy leader of ukip rebecca jane . after nine, in my big jane. after nine, in my big opinion, ecj are recruiting people in late and middle age. this good news. older people have so much to offer the workplace and the economy bring on great power. it's a big question. following an array , question. following an array, vicious attac

now it is back to mark dolan tonight . dolan tonight. my dolan tonight.y to aaron armstrong, who returns in an hour's time. welcome mom. dolan's saturday night and we start with the people's hour in which i'll be taking your video on the big stories of the. tonight the stars of the show are lawyers from windsor, berkshire, fergus from windsor, berkshire, fergus from greenwich in london, and sue sandbach in cheshire and. alan from yateley in north hampshire . the topics we will be hampshire. the topics we will be are as follows has britain got a gambling problem. is class still a barrier success? and is christmas now too commercial? and my saturday sidekick for the first hour of the show, the deputy leader of ukip rebecca jane. deputy leader of ukip rebecca jane . after nine, in my big jane. after nine, in my big opinion, ecj are recruiting people in late and middle age. this good news. older people have so much to offer the workplace and the economy bring on great power. it's a big question. following an array , question. following an array, vicious attac

welcome to mark dolan time. welcome to mark dolan tonight . my time. welcome to mark dolan tonight.inion. labour's plan to tax private schools is a tax on knowledge and it is the politics of envy. find out why shortly in the big question he becomes prime minister, which looks likely now. can keir starmer make britain great again? we'll debate that from both sides, including labour mp simon dann and former tory politician and minister widdecombe. my mark mates is the highly respected conservative, sir john redwood. we'll talk brexit, immigration the economy and his political , the economy and his political, including the moment he almost won the tory leadership and with us. later, one of the country's most respected and success for football managers big sam all about the world, of course. and in the news agenda with my panel in the news agenda with my panel. should we do to tackle loneliness which doesn't impact the elderly, but young too. and as queen camilla ditches her lady in waiting all personal servants , outdated and morally servants, outdated and morally wrong . and with me ,

welcome to mark dolan time. welcome to mark dolan tonight . my time. welcome to mark dolan tonight.inion. labour's plan to tax private schools is a tax on knowledge and it is the politics of envy. find out why shortly in the big question he becomes prime minister, which looks likely now. can keir starmer make britain great again? we'll debate that from both sides, including labour mp simon dann and former tory politician and minister widdecombe. my mark mates is the highly respected conservative, sir john redwood. we'll talk brexit, immigration the economy and his political , the economy and his political, including the moment he almost won the tory leadership and with us. later, one of the country's most respected and success for football managers big sam all about the world, of course. and in the news agenda with my panel in the news agenda with my panel. should we do to tackle loneliness which doesn't impact the elderly, but young too. and as queen camilla ditches her lady in waiting all personal servants , outdated and morally servants, outdated and morally wrong . and with me ,

eduardo dolan, san francisco office 23rd war. >> that ukraine has had with russia. with the publication to to do something. >> the disaster medicine specialist who was half ukrainian has traveled all over the world to help after earthquakes, hurricanes and typhoons. just a few weeks after the russian invasion, he decided to travel to lviv ukraine to experience his first war bringing medical supplies with him and offering his expertise at a veterans hospital. folks with amputations. paralyzed patients were bullets or shrapnel had. >> had severed the spinal cord and and so lot of one rehab, each patient with a story to share and influencing doctor dolan to return to ukraine for a second time in october. >> during both trips he experience days when sirens went off to warn about the possibility of a military air strike. it's very not knowing when a bomb. >> can land on you. that's scary, scary. but the doctor says you'd be surprised to see the level of resistance shared by ukrainians partly because of the evening video messages scene each night. but ukrainian president

eduardo dolan, san francisco office 23rd war. that ukraine has had with russia. with the publication to to do something. the disaster medicine specialist who was half ukrainian has traveled all over the world to help after earthquakes, hurricanes and typhoons. just a few weeks after the russian invasion, he decided to travel to lviv ukraine to experience his first war bringing medical supplies with him and offering his expertise at a veterans hospital. folks with amputations. paralyzed patients were bullets or shrapnel had had severed the spinal cord and and so a lot of when we have each patient with a story to share and influencing doctor dolan to return to ukraine for a second time in october. during both trips he experience days when sirens went off to warn about the possibility of a military air strike. it's very airy not knowing when a bomb can land on you. that's scary, scary. but the doctor says you'd be surprised to see the level of resistance shared by ukrainians partly because of the evening video messages scene each night. but ukrainian president volod

don't miss it's marked miss it because it's marked dolan tonight. i will be dolan tonight.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 star

eduardo dolan, san francisco office 23rd war. that ukraine has had with russia. i with the publication to to do something. the disaster medicine specialist who was half ukrainian has traveled all over the world to help after earthquakes, hurricanes and typhoons. just a few weeks after the russian invasion, he decided to travel to lviv ukraine to experience his first war bringing medical supplies with him and offering his expertise at a veterans hospital. folks with amputations. paralyzed patients were bullets or shrapnel had had severed the spinal cord and and so lot of when we have each patient with a story to share and influencing doctor dolan to return to ukraine for a second time in october. during both trips he experience days when sirens went off to warn about the possibility of a military air strike. it's very airy, not knowing when a bomb can land on you. that's scary, scary. but the doctor says you'd be surprised to see the level of resistance shared by ukrainians partly because of the evening video messages scene each night. but ukrainian president volo

welcome to mark dolan tonight . it hour. welcome to mark dolan tonight.e got a very busy hour for you. my mark means guest is the most swiped on tinder. stefan tomlin he'll be giving me his hot dating tips and talking about finding love on the internet. he's live in the studio . plus, tomorrow's the studio. plus, tomorrow's papers at 1030 with full panel reaction and after this my take at ten. elon musk is being demonised but he is exactly what the world. find out why after headunes the world. find out why after headlines with the very hard working alex porter . headlines with the very hard working alex porter. i'm on as porter . the gb newsroom labour porter. the gb newsroom labour leader sir keir starmer has accused the government of locking their country into an economic doom loop . the comments economic doom loop. the comments follow the chancellor's statement yesterday. meanwhile, the institute for fiscal studies is warning the fall in standards will be the largest records began. jeremy hunt has defended his plans as the right thing to do. but sir ke

welcome to mark dolan tonight . it hour. welcome to mark dolan tonight.e got a very busy hour for you. my mark means guest is the most swiped on tinder. stefan tomlin he'll be giving me his hot dating tips and talking about finding love on the internet. he's live in the studio . plus, tomorrow's the studio. plus, tomorrow's papers at 1030 with full panel reaction and after this my take at ten. elon musk is being demonised but he is exactly what the world. find out why after headunes the world. find out why after headlines with the very hard working alex porter . headlines with the very hard working alex porter. i'm on as porter . the gb newsroom labour porter. the gb newsroom labour leader sir keir starmer has accused the government of locking their country into an economic doom loop . the comments economic doom loop. the comments follow the chancellor's statement yesterday. meanwhile, the institute for fiscal studies is warning the fall in standards will be the largest records began. jeremy hunt has defended his plans as the right thing to do. but sir ke

i'm mark dolan.t look at tomorrow's papers tonight in the company of the brilliantly anthony ayton he's joined us tonight for the first time and of course headliners legend headline is icon the one and only nick dixon , a man whose reputation precedes , as does his half sats, precedes, as does his half sats, mirror. now manchester united's glory days had gone and now its star player could be to nick. yep. cristiano ronaldo has done a bombshell interview on an inferior channel that we usually beat , but inferior channel that we usually beat, but this has done very well and it was a fascinating interview. basically, he came across to me pretty well as a lifelong united fan, some of the fans will not have liked it, but i thought came across well. i thought he came across well. but things you but he said some things you never to keep your job never going to keep your job when said he has when he say he said he has respect the manager respect for the manager everything doesn't everything how he doesn't re

another has said that in that book dolan quote proves again. skillfully presented narrative nonfiction is even more gripping than swashbuckling mythology. if you've never read dolan before prepare to have a new favorite historian. and so it is a great pleasure to welcome tonight to the university of mary washington and to the great lives podium a truly gifted writer eric j dolan. thank you bill for that wonderful introduction and thanks to bill and terry and ali for giving me a wonderful meal a few minutes ago and ali for organizing all of this. last time i was in fredericksburg was back from my wife and i lived in maryland in 1996. and i remembered then all the antique stores and today i went down to fredericksburg and they're still there and it was a lot of fun. but anyway, thanks for coming out tonight. i know it's kind of a tough situation. i'm just getting back into the swing of giving talks. i've given about 40 or 50 zoom talks over the past two years and now i'm just starting to give talks in person. so this is really a thrill for me to

welcome to mark dolan tonight.g opinions in the news agenda with my panel was comedian joe lycett wrong to shred was comedian joe lycett wrong to shre d £10,000 during a cost of shred £10,000 during a cost of living crisis? it was all part of an internet stunt. but is it the wrong look as people are struggling to pay their bills? and can you trust a man who wears shorts in the winter ? wears shorts in the winter? we'll discuss that burning topic later. plus, tomorrow's papers at exactly 1030 sharp with a full panel reaction tonight. i'm delighted to welcome emma webb, uk director of the common sense society , britain's longest society, britain's longest serving political editor. nigel nelson , and former gurkha nelson, and former gurkha officer and bestselling author adrian hayes. plus my mark meets guest is brexit supporting former labour mp john mann . lots former labour mp john mann. lots to get through. he's in the studio shortly. but first it's time for my take . a ten the time for my take. a ten the return of

welcome to mark dolan tonight.g opinions in the news agenda with my panel was comedian joe lycett wrong to shred was comedian joe lycett wrong to shre d £10,000 during a cost of shred £10,000 during a cost of living crisis? it was all part of an internet stunt. but is it the wrong look as people are struggling to pay their bills? and can you trust a man who wears shorts in the winter ? wears shorts in the winter? we'll discuss that burning topic later. plus, tomorrow's papers at exactly 1030 sharp with a full panel reaction tonight. i'm delighted to welcome emma webb, uk director of the common sense society , britain's longest society, britain's longest serving political editor. nigel nelson , and former gurkha nelson, and former gurkha officer and bestselling author adrian hayes. plus my mark meets guest is brexit supporting former labour mp john mann . lots former labour mp john mann. lots to get through. he's in the studio shortly. but first it's time for my take . a ten the time for my take. a ten the return of

don't miss because marked miss it because it's marked dolan tonight. will be dolan tonight.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 star

i'm mark dolan.t look at tomorrow's papers tonight in the company of the brilliantly anthony ayton he's joined us tonight for the first time and of course headliners legend headline is icon the one and only nick dixon , a man whose reputation precedes , as does his half sats, precedes, as does his half sats, mirror. now manchester united's glory days had gone and now its star player could be to nick. yep. cristiano ronaldo has done a bombshell interview on an inferior channel that we usually beat , but inferior channel that we usually beat, but this has done very well and it was a fascinating interview. basically, he came across to me pretty well as a lifelong united fan, some of the fans will not have liked it, but i thought came across well. i thought he came across well. but things you but he said some things you never to keep your job never going to keep your job when said he has when he say he said he has respect the manager respect for the manager everything doesn't everything how he doesn't re

tonight is open and mark dolan tonight is always a broad church of opinion.ing to my take at ten and all of the big stories of the day political commentator and alice grant legendary journalist nina metcalfe and the brilliant and panto star andy ford. alice, what do you think about independence , the dream finally independence, the dream finally oven independence, the dream finally over, given this supreme court ruling ? while i do hope there is ruling? while i do hope there is someone scottish heritage, i feel very strongly this. of course, i think that a true patriot, unlike eu fanatic nicholas sturgeon, would know that this would indeed be disastrous for scotland. we're talking about 300 year old union is so much more integrated than any kind of modern political union, like the eu for example. and this is something that's so incredibly special, our nations and to basically to distract the scottish with it because as you said, mark it's like her fig leaf behind this independence is that except for someone who is tyrannical , authoritarian and tyrannical, au

dolan's diary. but back at the week's big news. dolan's diary . but first, the dolan's diary.

tonight is open and mark dolan tonight is always a broad church of opinion.ing to my take at ten and all of the big stories of the day political commentator and alice grant legendary journalist nina metcalfe and the brilliant and panto star andy ford. alice, what do you think about independence , the dream finally independence, the dream finally oven independence, the dream finally over, given this supreme court ruling ? while i do hope there is ruling? while i do hope there is someone scottish heritage, i feel very strongly this. of course, i think that a true patriot, unlike eu fanatic nicholas sturgeon, would know that this would indeed be disastrous for scotland. we're talking about 300 year old union is so much more integrated than any kind of modern political union, like the eu for example. and this is something that's so incredibly special, our nations and to basically to distract the scottish with it because as you said, mark it's like her fig leaf behind this independence is that except for someone who is tyrannical , authoritarian and tyrannical, au

i'm mark dolan and this headline as your first look at tomorrow's papers .n the company papers. as always in the company of two top comedians. and tonight it's quite literally a marks and spencers panel because we have comedians, kerry marks and so on, so bad, so about to start, but ours too either that's for crap crowded date i've got low standards i hope to fall them tonight let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages and we start with the daily tele. we've got the mail . let me tele. we've got the mail. let me gather up the mail here and. the mail lead with the following fury over starmer class war on private schools telegraph chinese protesters for president 6 chinese protesters for president g to resign . also more than 2000 g to resign. also more than 2000 nhs bosses six figure salary is what's next. we've got the eye newspaper here and they lead with sunak losing control tory rebellions grow . at the guardian rebellions grow. at the guardian next to the price of brexit . next to the price of brexit. 4000 fewer european doctors work in nhs . okay, you'

i'm mark dolan and this headline as your first look at tomorrow's papers .n the company papers. as always in the company of two top comedians. and tonight it's quite literally a marks and spencers panel because we have comedians, kerry marks and so on, so bad, so about to start, but ours too either that's for crap crowded date i've got low standards i hope to fall them tonight let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages and we start with the daily tele. we've got the mail . let me tele. we've got the mail. let me gather up the mail here and. the mail lead with the following fury over starmer class war on private schools telegraph chinese protesters for president 6 chinese protesters for president g to resign . also more than 2000 g to resign. also more than 2000 nhs bosses six figure salary is what's next. we've got the eye newspaper here and they lead with sunak losing control tory rebellions grow . at the guardian rebellions grow. at the guardian next to the price of brexit . next to the price of brexit. 4000 fewer european doctors work in nhs . okay, you'

on mark dolan tomorrow morning. it in my opinion, the return of donald trump to twitter is annoying all of the right people , all the tories right people, all the tories risking a betrayal with rumoured plans for a switzerland type deal plans for a switzerland type deal. do this and tories are toast forever . my mar needs toast forever. my mar needs guest is brexit supporting former labour mp john man who conducted the war against jeremy corbyn and won trust my old staff panel politics legend dan whittaker and former england manager big sam allardyce live on the show. bring a bottle and i'll see you . all mark dolan tonight in regards to the world cup, we've got big sam allardyce live the show. in my big opinion is rishi sunak risking a brexit betrayal with plans for a switch type deal. with plans for a switch type deal . do this with plans for a switch type deal. do this and with plans for a switch type deal . do this and the tories deal. do this and the tories toast forever. my mates guest is brexit former labour

mark dolan joins me next.ell it's great to have both on on the show on the show yes power course the scots will make your debut. it's been amazing. yeah yeah. right now amazing. yeah yeah. no right now stay tuned everybody because the wonderful mark dolan will be offering studio you offering in the studio thank you for edition find it. i for a shorter edition find it. i love you all have great love you all have a great weekend. a hello there. weekend. i got a hello there. i'm you the welcome to our i'm greg. you the welcome to our latest broadcast the met office frosty for western areas frosty for some western areas tonight for a right expected in the west and east on the far west and east on saturday blustery showers saturday and blustery showers sunday. pressure still sunday. low pressure still dominates initially however a weak ridge of high pressure for a as we into saturday a time as we into saturday before low pressure returns from the atlantic for the rest of the weekend and into the beginning next so t

it do built dolan went on his first medical trip to ukraine a month after russia's invasion and he just saturday from a second time there. and he's already planning a 3rd trip. each patient, he says, has a story to share and it's influencing him to return to ukraine. and during both his trips, the experience days when sirens went off to warn about a possible military airstrike. and you can imagine the stress that came with that. folks with amputations. paralyzed patients were. >> bullets or shrapnel had had severed the spinal cord and and so lot of when we have it's very not knowing when a bomb can land on you. that's scary. >> doctor dolan says that he plans on making another trip to ukraine as soon as he's able for his next trip. he wants to bring satellites with them to donate to the ukrainian military so they can have faster communication. it's 5.26. for your health. the fda warns supplies of the antibiotic. >> ox us ill and are running low. the shortage might be linked to the increased number of pediatric rsv cases. the respiratory virus infections have sent children to the hospita

indeed, cardinal timothy dolan of the united states states conference of catholic bishops warns, as follows, quote, this bill's harms would be far-reaching. in any conflict with same-sex civil marriage and the rights that flow from it it it will be said that congress took pains to codify obergfell, but not to protect the freedoms of speech and religion that obergfell harms, making them second-class rights. in other words, this bill only makes things worse. this bill takes the preexisting risks presented by obergfell itself and enhances them, expands them especially because by protecting one set of interests, those identified in obergfell in the decision itself, but doing nothing to address the corresponding enhanced risk we presenting for religious freedom, it makes for a very, very significant concern. he continues, quote, the bill will be a new arrow in the quiver of those who wish to deny religious organizations liberty to freely exercise their religious duties. strip them of their tax exemptions or seclude them from full -- exclude them from full participation in the public arena. close

they call me mark dolan.our first look at tomorrow's papers tonight in the company of the brilliant comedians, paul cox and nick dixon . first up, the and nick dixon. first up, the stew food is on the other foot in monday's independent. and gordon ramsay is the one being shouted out. what's he done , shouted out. what's he done, nick? well, gordon ramsay's restaurant brands animal rebellion, protesters as disrespectful. so animal rebellion, which is another in these weird groups, you've got just stop oil, just stop whatever the hell they're all founded by the same weird cult leaders seen clips of them leaders i've seen clips of them on twitter. sort of scare on twitter. they sort of scare young thinking the young people into thinking the future die it's future is a do or die it's horrible anyway. so now they protested gordon ramsay restaurant and they forced their way in there. they ruined it for the people there on the night. and they were saying things like, you know, the food costs under like, you know, th

they call me mark dolan.our first look at tomorrow's papers tonight in the company of the brilliant comedians, paul cox and nick dixon . first up, the and nick dixon. first up, the stew food is on the other foot in monday's independent. and gordon ramsay is the one being shouted out. what's he done , shouted out. what's he done, nick? well, gordon ramsay's restaurant brands animal rebellion, protesters as disrespectful. so animal rebellion, which is another in these weird groups, you've got just stop oil, just stop whatever the hell they're all founded by the same weird cult leaders seen clips of them leaders i've seen clips of them on twitter. sort of scare on twitter. they sort of scare young thinking the young people into thinking the future die it's future is a do or die it's horrible anyway. so now they protested gordon ramsay restaurant and they forced their way in there. they ruined it for the people there on the night. and they were saying things like, you know, the food costs under like, you know, th

reinforce those commitments and to have partners there to have the ukrainians, bosnians, george and mo, dolan's there. in addition to soon to be nato members, finland and sweden shows a very big nato family committing to future defense, current defense, before a rough war. yeah, a big family with big missiles including patriot missiles, not too sure that much. they want to share those missiles with ukraine and how key are they for ukraine? and will the ukrainian military ever have there is a lot of hopes that the ukraine will have a longer range defensive air systems. now in the patriot, as a long range air defense system, we've seen that the high mars do a good job. there are good german systems that are in place in ukraine, but they can't shoot very far. and the need is to have something that can reach much further. the patriot system can do that. but there's always a question in certain countries across nato. what will these missiles be used for? and there's nervousness that what happens if ukraine uses these systems, potentially for shooting into russia? this is a long range question. and i

and sunday night from nine it's mark dolan tonight. we're on the same page.appening finish. don't be such a cranky that mini budget was the tip of the iceberg and on saturday show just got bigger from eight it's mark dolan tonight saturday night it can't govern the country if you can't speak , stop country if you can't speak, stop talking my god we reached the end never been early in my life. only on the people's channel was the biggest issue country is facing illegal immigration . yeah facing illegal immigration. yeah i think the solution is get a cruise liner port and decide in engush cruise liner port and decide in english what it is issues are they the french justice side and then process them on the cruise liner so the abscond and then disappear and then the ones who allowed to come over well good luck not the problem with the ones they want but stand by so illegal immigration, you know to the number one concern, anybody got any and any different i think it's bigger than that because whether it's legitimate or illegitimate the have to be processed it's p

to china the chinese eastern railway dolan port arthur xinjiang, i can list further.an name at least one western country that voluntarily abandoned its overseas colonies, and there are russians near the island. here he already says, seriously, this is just one of the examples, but the most important and most painful thing for them, they try to take away from themselves, but this stigma of nazism constantly breaks through. why do comparisons come from the second world war and somehow do not grow together in them. it has become popular in russian media when a german politician speaks some kind of scholz, does it matter who else? well, german speech is immediately associated with hitler's speech. but in our country, they know little and deliberately did it in soviet times. the same michael damage in ordinary fascism. remember not to show direct speech nazi bonuses. and there was not one hitler eh rosenberg himmler. i can say they talked a lot. listen if you take their speeches. about the world, but freedom and europe and the new europe about freed labor about ukraine and

on mark dolan tomorrow morning. it in my opinion, the return of donald trump to twitter is annoying all of the right people , all the tories right people, all the tories risking a betrayal with rumoured plans for a switzerland type deal plans for a switzerland type deal. do this and tories are toast forever . my mar needs toast forever. my mar needs guest is brexit supporting former labour mp john man who conducted the war against jeremy corbyn and won trust my old staff panel politics legend dan whittaker and former england manager big sam allardyce live on the show. bring a bottle and i'll see you at nine monday thursday on gb news it's bev turner today from am. we're going to be here for you gb news family to keep you but also make you smile. the guy went from puberty to adultery and i can't wait to . bring a few of my own wait to. bring 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 and. opi

and sunday night from nine it's mark dolan tonight. we're on the same page.appening finish. don't be such a cranky that mini budget was the tip of the iceberg and on saturday show just got bigger from eight it's mark dolan tonight saturday night it can't govern the country if you can't speak , stop country if you can't speak, stop talking my god we reached the end never been early in my life. only on the people's channel was the biggest issue country is facing illegal immigration . yeah facing illegal immigration. yeah i think the solution is get a cruise liner port and decide in engush cruise liner port and decide in english what it is issues are they the french justice side and then process them on the cruise liner so the abscond and then disappear and then the ones who allowed to come over well good luck not the problem with the ones they want but stand by so illegal immigration, you know to the number one concern, anybody got any and any different i think it's bigger than that because whether it's legitimate or illegitimate the have to be processed it's p

mark dolan joins me next.derful as well it's great to have both on on the show on the show yes power course the scots will make your debut. it's been amazing. yeah yeah. right now amazing. yeah yeah. no right now stay tuned everybody because the wonderful mark dolan will be offering studio you offering in the studio thank you for edition find it. i for a shorter edition find it. i love you all have great love you all have a great weekend. a hello there. weekend. i got a hello there. i'm you the welcome to our i'm greg. you the welcome to our latest broadcast the met office frosty for western areas frosty for some western areas tonight for a right expected in the west and east on the far west and east on saturday blustery showers saturday and blustery showers sunday. pressure still sunday. low pressure still dominates initially however a weak ridge of high pressure for a as we into saturday a time as we into saturday before low pressure returns from the atlantic for the rest of the weekend and into the beginnin

welcome to mark dolan's saturday night . it's o'clock. welcome to mark dolan's saturday night.e way. as always, we start the show from eight till nine with the people's hour taking your video calls. we'll get to those after the headlines with karen armstrong . on i thank you, armstrong. on i thank you, mark out and i'm strolling the gb newsroom the head of the london fire brigade says who are fine to have bullied colleagues or been misogynistic been racist misogynistic homophobic will be sacked . andy homophobic will be sacked. andy rowe has promised a zero tolerance approach after an independent review fired toxic culture within the service the concern. the report ranged a black firefighter who had a noose by his locker to women groped and people having their filled with urine . the review filled with urine. the review was commissioned after a firefighter took his own life in 2020. his mother has welcomed the findings . we're going to the findings. we're going to conduct a five year case review. so we look across all those cases those terrible behaviours as examples of bullyin

see in 2 minutes on mark dolan's saturday night in from eight.veral big topics covering. several big topics including is a labour government now inevitable or is having private medical insurance morally wrong? and is the world cup now tainted all in the company ? legendary actor and company? legendary actor and broadcaster christopher biggins from 9 pm. we've us news with the queen of america media kinsey schofield and my all star panel including , political panel including, political commentator and celebrity dad stanley johnson . see you then . stanley johnson. see you then. welcome back to neil life, our great britain this week is presently in ukraine leading the response by uk based charity shelterbox shelter and other help for those who have lost their to the war. the russian invasion began nine months ago and now as winter advance , and now as winter advance, thousands of citizens are to suffer the consequences . the suffer the consequences. the fighting. rachel harvey from shelterbox is the city of chernihiv in ukraine and she joins me now

cardinal timothy dolan here.d be with you in person, but you'll understand i'm with my family for turkey and pumpkin pie in washington, missouri. let us pray. dear god, we gather as a nation that dares to say, in god we trust. we gather as a country that claims to say that we are one nation under god. never are those noble sentiments more evident than during this beautiful christmas season. we gather this evening to let you know that, lord, we need a little christmas. we need a little christmas, yes, for us christians who believe that christmas is the birth of jesus, the son of god, our savior. but for all people, of all faiths, or even none at all, all those beautiful virtues of christmas, unity, friendship, joy, hope, peace, coming together as family and friends and neighbors, we need a little christmas right this very moment. thanks be to god with this christmas tree it's beginning to look like christmas, and it's christmastime in the city. this tree ever green reminds us that life is meant to be eternal. this

my name is eric dolan. i'm speaking to you from marblehead, massachusetts, which is my home. and i want to thank the national archives for inviting me to give this talk on rebels at sea privateering in the american. just a little more background on me. i've been a full time writer since about 2007. most of my books are in american history, usually have a maritime component. i've spoken at the archives a number of times in the past. of the books include the history of whaling in america for fortune, an empire, a history of fur, trade in america, black flags, blue waters, the epic history of america's notorious pirates and my last book, a furious scar on the history of american hurricanes. but today i am here to talk about privateering and american revolution. it was late the day on june 3rd, 1780, when salem captain jonathan harrod and his privateer, the pickering, were heading for the friendly port of bilbao, spain. the british achilles, however, stood in the way nobody would have faulted had he fled in the face of this superior foe. while the pickering had a crew of 38 men a

and what we do know from our colleague, john dolan in new york, he is getting this from a law enforcement source that the shooter is believed to be an employee or a former employee who walked into a break room and opened fire in this break room or other employees were gathered. it's believe the shooter at some point turned the gun on himself. there had been conflicting reports on this. we had a report earlier that police might have killed. him it looks now from our sources that he turned the gun on himself. >> all right, our brian todd, still making his way to that walmart facility in chesapeake, virginia. many thanks for bringing us up to date on what you have right now. and joining us on the line is cnn security correspondent josh campbell. thanks so much for being with us, josh. of course, you have covered many mass shootings. and here we are again covering yet another one. just days after the colorado springs shooting. and just days away from thanksgiving. it is a dreadful time for this bryant odd, he was just saying there from a law enforcement source, that it is believed that this i