console and emma burnell .yond the emma burnell. so beyond the director of the free speech union, my two dates for tonight. you're lucky people, alan. you just really made me laugh. so you just did. in response to the next conversation that i want to have with you about schools , have with you about schools, students, school in stoke on trends apparently walked out in protest after the toilets were barred . and when i say about barred. and when i say about everyone, i literally mean bars across them during lesson times , one parent compared it to a prison and said pupils are being treated like animals. prison and said pupils are being treated like animals . please. prison and said pupils are being treated like animals. please. i mean, give me a break. emma, where do you stand ? i think if where do you stand? i think if you need to weigh , you can't you need to weigh, you can't really think of much else as your bladder fills and expands and you get more and more uncomfortable, you are not in the best state for l

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i've got emma burnell, a political consultant and toby young, director of the free speech union. been talking about housing and what is going on with that case. starmer's promises that he's going to sort it all out. in short , one of my it all out. in short, one of my view is that just got in touch saying, michel, the answer to this is to stop people buying properties just to keep empty. i think you make an interesting point that because i don't think you have a scenario you should ever have a scenario where some random kong where some random in hong kong or whatever buy these or whatever can buy these properties just to properties off plan just to sit there appreciating asset . there as an appreciating asset. i do share your sentiment and your thoughts with that. of your thoughts with that. many of your thoughts with that. many of you just keep saying at what point do we stop building houses ? well, that will be a point that we are not yet at right. let's move on and talk about situation. it certainly got me concerned . it was of a sketch on concerned. it was of a sketch on noti

all my all star panel of award winning playwright and political commentator emma burnell best sellingaster emma wolf and top political commentator and a brand new star on mark dolan tonight reem ibrahim . we'll also tonight reem ibrahim. we'll also bnng tonight reem ibrahim. we'll also bring you up to speed, if there are any more developments in the ongoing nicole bully case. a very tragic situation and a body has been found as of course, tatiana has mentioned in the bulletin will keep you up to date on any developments in that story . now i want to hear from story. now i want to hear from you throughout the show, mark at gbnews.uk. the best bit of the show is when you in touch show is when you get in touch and i read out your emails uncensored and unedited. sometimes they quite sometimes they can be quite spicy, which is how i them. spicy, which is how i like them. it's a spicy 2 hours, folks, big debates , big guests, and always debates, big guests, and always big opinions. let's start with this . one brexit it big opinions. let's start with this. one brexit it is like beethoven's 1

all my all star panel of award winning playwright and political commentator emma burnell best sellingaster emma wolf and top political commentator and a brand new star on mark dolan tonight reem ibrahim . we'll also tonight reem ibrahim. we'll also bnng tonight reem ibrahim. we'll also bring you up to speed, if there are any more developments in the ongoing nicole bully case. a very tragic situation and a body has been found as of course, tatiana has mentioned in the bulletin will keep you up to date on any developments in that story . now i want to hear from story. now i want to hear from you throughout the show, mark at gbnews.uk. the best bit of the show is when you in touch show is when you get in touch and i read out your emails uncensored and unedited. sometimes they quite sometimes they can be quite spicy, which is how i them. spicy, which is how i like them. it's a spicy 2 hours, folks, big debates , big guests, and always debates, big guests, and always big opinions. let's start with this . one brexit it big opinions. let's start with this. one brexit it is like beethoven's 1

so beyond the director at the free speech union and the political consultant, emma burnell. everybody . i've welcome back, everybody. i've been asking you guys about masculinity and toxic masculinity. trevor has been in touch. say masculinity is strength, courage , independence, strength, courage, independence, leadership and assertiveness. but couldn't you apply those traits to females as well? or if you apply them to a female, isn't that a female just perhaps displaying a masculine traits you tell me your thoughts on that. you tell me your thoughts on that . anthony mitchell call in that. anthony mitchell call in the break. your man . you said the break. your man. you said i have had my backside pinched on several occasions and women have deliberately rubbed themselves up against make up your mind on something you're saying that drunk women are as bad as anyone? oh goodness , mayor, anyone? oh goodness, mayor, i don't feel i can comment on that with any authority anyway , let's with any authority anyway, let's talk about this story that certainly caught my eye and got a fe

morning, you too , emma. burnell. morning, you too, emma.f should be in the in the observer one in a hundred police officers in england wales faced a criminal charge last year. i struggled to believe that because it just seems extra ordinary. 1, 1. yeah, it is extraordinary and it's appalling . there's a phrase that's quite often used in politics, which is law makers be law breakers. i would say that's doubly true for those who enforce the laws . those who enforce the laws. we've got to be able to trust the police. and i really, really about how much trust is broken down in the police and that used to be something we were worried in particular with this bme community says things like that. but i think it's much broader now. women in general are just, you know , if you're stopped by a you know, if you're stopped by a single policeman, i would question what to do in that circumstance now in a way that never would have done growing up.and never would have done growing up. and i'm i just where is the reality is i mean this is the thing the reali

emma burnell. to. burnell. good morning to. good morning, let's shall morning, emma.all we, with nicola birley the front of the mirror and we were talking to a detective there about not this was a about whether or not this was a game out and game changer coming out and saying was high risk, saying that she was high risk, very argued it wasn't, but very much argued it wasn't, but to us armchair detectives, it seems shocking. it's taken so long for to come out, does long for this to come out, does it i it's partly it not? i think it's partly shocking that it's come out at all and partly shocking that it didn't come out at the beginning. i think you used a fascinating phrase. they're armchair detectives . i think armchair detectives. i think that's been one of the big sub stories of all of this, the fact that everyone speculating and i think that's always happened. if you look at, say, jack the ripper something. speculation over who a criminal was, how a criminal behaves is not new. but people actually are going to the crime scene and recording themselves and instagrammi

okay, let's go through some of those papers and with the journalists and playwright emma burnell and to see you on leo kearse. good to see you both this morning. hello let's start with the times. emma should we be looking at these forcing of prepayment into vulnerable people's homes ? yeah, vulnerable people's homes? yeah, i mean, it's just a disgrace . i mean, it's just a disgrace. full story. every part of it. i mean, prepayment metres are really bad in and themselves because they're the most expensive way forced on the poorest people. yes, but you do it in such a manner. it just shows such a lack of compassion. and under standing of the human dignity of these people. we're talking about very vulnerable people. and in the story, the we're talking about a woman with a disabled daughter who needs a hoist . a disabled daughter who needs a hoist. imagine that. that a disabled daughter who needs a hoist . imagine that. that hoist hoist. imagine that. that hoist would use electricity and that , would use electricity and that, you know, all of a sudden you're halfway through a new metre g