emma webb , author, journalist and webb, author, journalist and broadcaster michael crick and former political correspondent john sergeant. ladies and gentlemen, great to have you in the studio. emma webb this is a new low for me, a private occasion, a wedding , an private occasion, a wedding, an ex politician completely unaccepted . well, i think it's unaccepted. well, i think it's completely disgraceful . completely disgraceful. >> and i think it shows that . i >> and i think it shows that. i mean, they have they have mean, they they have they have crossed the in crossed the line in a fundamental way. it's an unwritten rule that you don't disrupt people's private occasions like this . and i you occasions like this. and i you said it yourself in your monologue. you know, these people are zealots . they believe people are zealots. they believe that the ends justify the means . any apocalyptic . they think as any apocalyptic death cult would at the end of the world is nigh and they narcissistically believe that it is on them to save the world. and so, of course , you would do and so,

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thank you to emma webb and she—ra forjoining emma webb and she—ra for joining ali for joining. ali forjoining. and we will see ali for joining. and we will see them again time. i'd like them again next time. i'd like to everyone for tuning to thank everyone for tuning in. please send your comments please do send me your comments , tweet at gb news. , emails and tweet at gb news. coming up in the final part of my common sense crusade this week, we'll be talking to the director of don't divide us, alka sehgal. cuthbert, who will share us a their new report share with us a their new report they released on schools being taken over by organisations teaching anti racism theories back you . soon a welcome back to calvin's common sense crusade . a new common sense crusade. a new report warns schools are now being taken over by organisations teaching controversial anti—racism ideologies in some classrooms. students are taking part in tests to check their unconscious bias by taking online surveys to see if they understand the term white privilege and what they could do if a teacher misp

it was rigged with panellists emma webb and paul connew and also gb news own very own nigel farage with his battle with the banks and quest for free speech. plus fox on the spot is back and i'm sure you'll have a lot of annoying questions for me about the by—election. so the inbox please send the inbox is open. please send your messages my way. your rudest messages my way. vaiews@gbnews.com or tweet me at lozza fox or gb news. that's all coming up after the latest headunes all coming up after the latest headlines with rory smith . headlines with rory smith. >> good evening. despite a double by—election loss for the conservatives , the prime conservatives, the prime minister says a victory in uxbndge minister says a victory in uxbridge and south ruislip shows the next general election is not a done deal. labour wants selby and ainsty whilst the liberal democrats took somerton and frome both overturning majorities of around 20,000. rishi sunak says he plans to deliver for the people . deliver for the people. >> while westminster has been acting like the next election is acting like the ne

do you think the bma need to like emma webb to get real like emma webb thinks? let me know.ow. defence show. ben wallace defence secretary, will secretary, has announced he will resign comes after resign in. this comes after president blocked from president biden blocked him from the nato job after this the top nato job after this week's nato summit. questions still loom ukraine's still loom over ukraine's membership . we'll get stuck into membership. we'll get stuck into whether military alliance is whether the military alliance is broken and should ukraine be a part of but first, let's get part of it. but first, let's get the news polly . the news with polly. >> emily, thank you. the top stories this hour on gb news. the uk has become the first european country to formally join the indo—pacific trade bloc, potentially creating access to £12 trillion worth of global business. well the business and trade secretary, kemi badenoch, who's in auckland in new zealand for the signing, says the deal will bring british businesses a step closer to selling to a market of 500 million p

joining me now on my dual lists, emma webb, uk director of the common sense society, and andrew wybornfuturist and lawyer. andrew futurist , absolutely. >> and i knew you were going to say that. so what we do, we work around the world helping companies ascertain what the opportunities are and the threats for our things in the future. i talk a lot about al. i talk about technology on that sort basis, talk sort of basis, talk about changing pub names and why it's so bad, right, on that sort of basis. you look at basis. because if you look at the pub it all the history of pub names, it all goes to the romans who used goes back to the romans who used to distinguish what a pub or a place where you could have a glass of wine was as opposed to a and they a general residence. and they used little vine leaves used to put little vine leaves up that when they up to indicate that when they came britain, obviously came over to britain, obviously vine were not so vine leaves were not so prominent, so they would get a bush and they would put that up, which to names such as which gave rise to names su

joining me now on my dual lists, emma webb, uk director of the common sense society, and andrew wybornfuturist and lawyer. andrew futurist , absolutely. >> and i knew you were going to say that. so what we do, we work around the world helping companies ascertain what the opportunities are and the threats for our things in the future. i talk a lot about al. i talk about technology on that sort basis, talk sort of basis, talk about changing pub names and why it's so bad, right, on that sort of basis. you look at basis. because if you look at the pub it all the history of pub names, it all goes to the romans who used goes back to the romans who used to distinguish what a pub or a place where you could have a glass of wine was as opposed to a and they a general residence. and they used little vine leaves used to put little vine leaves up that when they up to indicate that when they came britain, obviously came over to britain, obviously vine were not so vine leaves were not so prominent, so they would get a bush and they would put that up, which to names such as which gave rise to names su

we'll do the graphics another time, emma webb, we'll start with you this week . start with you this week. i mean, this parent had to physically remove his child from school because , first of all, school because, first of all, the school wouldn't share what was being taught. and when he found out what was being taught, they teach his young, they wanted to teach his young, primary girl primary aged girl about erections ejaculating. that erections and ejaculating. that seems appropriate. erections and ejaculating. that seewhat's appropriate. erections and ejaculating. that seewhat's so propriate. erections and ejaculating. that seewhat's so strange e. erections and ejaculating. that seewhat's so strange about this >> what's so strange about this is that the school don't think that this is inappropriate . they that this is inappropriate. they don't think that this even really education. really counts as sex education. as far as i understood from reading the story on this, and i think there a number of think there are a number of problems the first and problems here.

so joining me now are my dualists uk director of the common sense society, emma webb, and comedian, ourn leo kearse . emma, let's start with kearse. emma, let's start with you. what's your take on this random nonsense from the archbishop of. >> well, i think it shows the depth of rot within the church of england, within the leadership church of leadership of the church of england, that they would think it appropriate to even suggest that the words of christ himself are problematic. that the words of christ himself are problematic . that's are problematic. that's basically to suggest that christ himself is problematic. and i think that is for them the problem. i think that for them, christ is the problem in christianity. they've strayed so far from the gospel . all that far from the gospel. all that thatis far from the gospel. all that that is going to be the ultimate stumbling block for them because i'm really doubt that they believe and frankly , my view is believe and frankly, my view is that if the bishop of york thinks the lord's prayer is thinks that the lord's prayer is problemati

we'll do the graphics another time, emma webb, we'll start with you this week . start with you this week. i mean, this parent had to physically remove his child from school because , first of all, school because, first of all, the school wouldn't share what was being taught. and when he found out what was being taught, they teach his young, they wanted to teach his young, primary girl primary aged girl about erections ejaculating. that erections and ejaculating. that seems appropriate. erections and ejaculating. that seewhat's appropriate. erections and ejaculating. that seewhat's so propriate. erections and ejaculating. that seewhat's so strange e. erections and ejaculating. that seewhat's so strange about this >> what's so strange about this is that the school don't think that this is inappropriate . they that this is inappropriate. they don't think that this even really education. really counts as sex education. as far as i understood from reading the story on this, and i think there a number of think there are a number of problems the first and problems here.

now joining me in the studio is political commentator emma webb and former editor of the mirror.new. but before that , we have a response before that, we have a response from the bbc from earlier in the covering the by—election in uxbndge covering the by—election in uxbridge and south ruislip the bbc news channel is speaking to the candidates with most evidence of electoral support , evidence of electoral support, as there are 17 candidates standing . standing. >> we couldn't interview them all, but we did make clear to audiences where they can find the full list of candidates along with the videos outlining the plans for the constituency . the plans for the constituency. >> well, there you go . god, >> well, there you go. god, they're so unbiased. it's wonderful. now, i want to start off with the by elections. obviously as you know, i beat 13 other people, including two who had renamed themselves by deed poll. kingsley ulez and danny ulez, i think, and but i also beat the lib dems and came fourth and almost beat the greens, who was sound as well. anyway across the elections uxbr

we are joined in the studio by two of our political commentators, emma webb and sam dowler. when she was originally sentenced you was originally sentenced and you didn't sentenced didn't think she was sentenced to ? to long enough? >> that i think that >> i think that i think that this is wrong. and actually the point that anne made there about it being a punishment. i it being a punishment. but i think has to be think that there has to be a punishment associated with it. so obviously, fundamental disagreement there. i know you disagreement there. i know you disagree with me very. i love you, emma, but i find it amazing when you when you talk like that about about women in that in such difficult , traumatic such a difficult, traumatic situation that she's birthed a baby at home on her own, almost full term, out of a sense of desperation and fear. you can have compassion on with the woman, with the individual and recognise that this would have been a very traumatic thing that she had chose to do to. and you can recognise that whilst also recognise rising that late term abortio

. >> we're going to have stephen pound and emma webb are going to be here in a moment.the story of sir captain tom. remember him? all that money dunng remember him? all that money during well, during lockdown? well, his family a £12 million family built a £12 million swimming pool in the back garden. they're going garden. and now they're going to pull down. want to pull it down. you don't want to go anywhere. you want to hear the of this is gb the details of that. this is gb news. hello >> morning to you. >> very good morning to you. it's mcgivern from it's aidan mcgivern here from the the gb news the met office with the gb news forecast for wednesday. a bright start for many us, but cloud start for many of us, but cloud is already building, especially towards the north the west, towards the north and the west, and see a scattering and we'll see a scattering showers by the afternoon. however that however the wet weather that many southern parts of the uk experienced yesterday, that's well on its way into the low countries, along with a strengthening could strengthening

it was rigged with panellists emma webb and paul connew and also gb news own very own nigel farage withack and i'm sure you'll have a lot of annoying questions for me about the by—election. so the inbox please send the inbox is open. please send your messages my way. your rudest messages my way. vaiews@gbnews.com or tweet me at lozza fox or gb news. that's all coming up after the latest headunes all coming up after the latest headlines with rory smith . headlines with rory smith. >> good evening. despite a double by—election loss for the conservatives , the prime conservatives, the prime minister says a victory conservatives, the prime minister says a vict0|south mp for uxbridge and south ruislip, so please do not miss parliament. me coming up, i am delving into the little known world of male midlife crisis ,