where justin welby is. elect and justin welby is. among equals from the entire anglican communion, we probably end up with an african and that would be a lot better than what we have right now. why do that? because they do you say that? because they i believe bible. yeah believe in the bible. yeah i think having having the think having lords, having the lords the house of lords spiritual in the house of lords spiritual in the house of lords was important because they provided compass. but provided that moral compass. but now on now they're moralising on political issues , they're political issues, they're partisan. you know, justin welby just hates anything that's conservative. >> but i guess when you look back over centuries, back over the centuries, especially this country , the especially in this country, the heads church have always been heads of church have always been really or closely really involved or closely involved with to the monarch or to politicians and sort of to the politicians and sort of interfered and influenced a

where justin welby is. if elect and justin welby is.quals from the entire anglican communion, we probably end up with african probably end up with an african and that would be a lot better than what we have right now. why do say because they do you say that? because they i believe in the bible. yeah i think having the think having lords, having the lords the house of lords spiritual in the house of lords spiritual in the house of lords was important because they provided compass. but provided that moral compass. but now on now they're moralising on political , they're political issues, they're partisan. you know, justin welby just hates anything that's conservative. >> but i guess when you look back over the centuries, especially this country , the especially in this country, the heads church have always been heads of church have always been really or closely really involved or closely involved with to the monarch or to politicians and sort of to the politicians and sort of interfered and influenced and been a of money involved as been

justin welby once again pm. as justin welby once again criticises illegal migration criticises the illegald other religious for him and other religious leaders nose out leaders to keep their nose out of immigration . but first, it is of immigration. but first, it is your latest headlines with polly . patrick. >> thank you. the top stories this hour, a red arrows fly past has taken place today in the skies over edinburgh, including coronation celebrations in scotland. take a look . if you're scotland. take a look. if you're listening on radio and you can't take a look, the skies emblazoned with red, white and blue as the red arrows made their way across the city. and earlier st giles' cathedral king charles was presented with the honours of scotland, the country's crown jewels. there was also a 21 gun salute at edinburgh castle before the royal procession. the event saw several protests, with police scotland confirming two women were arrested after they allegedly tried to climb over crowd barriers . now, also in the crowd barriers. now, also in the news, the nhs has been honoured dunng news

justin welby certainly thinks so.through until 7:00 this evening. gb news the people's . channel gb news the people's. channel >> two days ago, justin welby was doing his best to scupper the government's flagship illegal migration bill. well, today he's turned his attention today he's turned his attention to universities. obviously he and said that they should be punished if their students misbehaved. but it's not quite as simple as that. the archbishop of canterbury is in favour of universities having their funding cut. if trans students and people from other minorities are , quote, abused, minorities are, quote, abused, insulted and excluded now, okay, fair enough. obviously people shouldn't be actually abused, insulted or excluded . that is insulted or excluded. that is why we have laws about this stuff, though, isn't it? so why would universities need to have their funding cut? joining me now is tom harris. he's the director of data at the free speech union. tom, thank you very much. surely this is open to abuse b

so is justin welby right to think that cutting universities funding will prevent hate speech?? >> emma well, as a man of god, you'd that he always you'd hope that he would always be of the vulnerable be on the side of the vulnerable or downtrodden, or the downtrodden, the minorities . minorities in society. >> but he's drifting more and more into political arenas. he's had very vocal views on immigration and on asylum seekers. now now on net zero and now on trans issues. and i think he needs to butt out. of course , from his pulpit. he should be preaching love and compassion and inclusion and arms around the world and all of that. but this is a matter between the department of education, presumably, government presumably, and the government and universities. this is not a matter for him to be talking about cutting funding to universities for their stance on trans students . trans students. >> well, that's right. we don't want hate speech. we don't want racism. don't want people racism. we don't want people attacked on their sexual orientation . ingrid. but the orientation. ing

. >> you filled my minds with visions of justin welby and sequinned hot pants. >> let's not do that . >> let's not do that. oh, leo made a very offensive joke there. he offended me. i took offence to his joke. i don't know if he's a snowflake. well, this is the point. i don't know if you meant to cause offence or not. however, that's the difference between us and everyone right? that we're everyone else. right? that we're able christians take take able to as christians take take able to as christians take take a and that i know that a joke and see that i know that you're trying laughter. you're trying to cause laughter. are usually trying to. oh, yeah. >> i wouldn't try that at the mosque. >> i'm usually trying to get laughs. that is, some our laughs. that is, some of our colleagues for colleagues are being sued for making jokes. this is how how making jokes. so this is how how it's gone. bizarre. it's gone. well >> so, i mean, you know, calvin, i'm a of free speech i'm a sort of free speech absolutist, i think anybody, absolutist, so i think anybody, including the bishop of york, sho

it and the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, says that university should have their funding cut if students , their funding cut if students, among other things, feel inaya assaulted. but this is quite a strange thing because who gets to quantify what is insults? i mean, i might say something to you and i might not mean it that way. you could take it that way. who gets to decide what is what and should funding be linked to that? yes or no? and in much of the uk we have one of the highest levels when it comes to dnnk highest levels when it comes to drink driving rates. some are saying that this limit saying now that this limit should be reduced perhaps to even zero. so yeah, zero tolerance. you cannot even have a single drink before you drive. is that common sense or is it nanny state gone mad? we've got it all coming up and more. but before we get into it, let's bnng before we get into it, let's bring ourselves up to speed with tonight's latest headlines . tonight's latest headlines. >> i'm ray addison with the latest news from the gb news room. the gunman who killed a beautician

and people, in chief like people, wreckers in chief like archbishop justin welby , the archbishop justin canterbury . it archbishop of canterbury. it appears now that at least sense has been in regard, has been seen in that regard, because otherwise , frankly, we because otherwise, frankly, we were to have to abolish were going to have to abolish the lords . the house of lords. >> well, it did seem like the house of lords has come to accept the fact that if they had kept pushing back on the government against this bill, they would have been putting themselves impossible themselves in an impossible position happens now and position which happens now and then. but usually when it comes down to the house of commons versus it's the versus house of lords, it's the house lords that blinks first house of lords that blinks first because they that they because they know that if they if stick their guns, if they stick to their guns, well, might lose their well, they might lose their seats which seats entirely, which, which actually makes it all the more pathetic all that has pathetic because all t

>> i, i worry that you might be being slightly unfair to justin welby because i think , i mean welbythe fact is 46% of brits like the fact is 46% of brits like the small boat stop in that aspirate ocean. they don't like the small small boats. it offends their sense of natural justice. they don't like seeing, you know , seeing it happen . but you know, seeing it happen. but the actual letter to the times, which will be signed with other religious leaders, is quite it suggests just improvements to the legislation . and i don't the legislation. and i don't think he's ever suggested it's immoral to want to control immigration. >> he said the small boats policy was immoral. he said that not not in this letter, but earlier did he ? yeah. earlier did he? yeah. >> yeah. i mean, i think i you know, i'm more generous towards the ideas behind it. the idea behind it is that it offends people's sense of fairness about immigration. >> they don't like it . and i >> they don't like it. and i don't want to be unfair to the archbishop. i don't i'm not one of those people who says he mustn't speak out.

. >> obe including justin welby yes justin welby. yes, including justin welby. >> lords . yes. and they should be able to propose amendments, believe amendments, but i don't believe they able to they should be able to completely destroy. but they are hopeful bill to go. hopeful of a bill to go. >> they aren't able to. >> they aren't able to. >> but some have been demonstrated. >> but as demonstrated, i suppose yesterday by the mps, they they've had another look. >> on this occasion >> they haven't on this occasion yet. i do think some of them yet. but i do think some of them might be a little bit too perhaps because commons is perhaps because the commons is the elected chamber and people like shami chakrabarti have tried purposefully to wreck the entire bill, which i don't believe is democratic. but hey, it does look like the bill is going through. but do the government have enough time ? government have enough time? >> well, yeah, probably not. not in the election. in time for the election. >> chancellor and this is >> the chancellor and this is front page of the guardian. he'

and after justin welby said universities should have their funding cut if they fail to protect minoritiese going to be asking sociologist frank furedi of furedi if the archbishop of canterbury should just keep his nose politics altogether nose out of politics altogether ehhen nose out of politics altogether either. course myself and either. and of course myself and my panel will be my wonderful panel will be answering from our answering questions from our beautiful studio audience. so my guest are comedians guest this evening are comedians josh howie and victor daniels . josh howie and victor daniels. and, victor, it's your first time on the show. >> yeah, i'm nervous. i didn't know they were going to be this close. i'm the audience. they are. >> and they do bite. yeah, they do. they're terrifying individuals. yeah you, individuals. yeah how are you, josh? week, mate. >> why? my wife left me for a few days , and it was a joke. few days, and it was a joke. well, she . she left on holiday. well, she. she left on holiday. oh, right. yeah fine. but. and yeah, it was a nightmare. >> it's got v

sturgeon jeremy corbyn, diane abbott care for calais staff know what about the archbishop of wokery justin welbynot old gary lineker could squeeze a football team of them into his £4.5 million surrey mansion and not just heavily vetted poster boys like rashid here who stayed at chateau big ears for a mere 20 day pr stunt . of course, this day pr stunt. of course, this won't ever happen because these refugee welcome hypocrites are the nimbys. no illegals in my backyard. and it's not just the mps and the luvvies on saturday. gb news reporter from a protest in portland against the barge set to house 500 men in the town's port. and guess what? the refugees welcome anti—racists didn't even want the barge in their town because of the strain. 500 men would place on the local health service. you couldn't make it up and look how these refugee welcome protesters responded when a reporter asked them if they'd house an immigrant in their spare room on list saying you're willing to take the refugees into your home. >> aukus only problem is i rent. you rent. yeah well, if i had any space, i would . any space,

sturgeon jeremy corbyn, diane abbott care for calais staff know what about the archbishop of wokery justin welbyour in thought? not old gary lineker could squeeze a football team of them into his £4.5 million surrey mansion and not just heavily vetted poster boys like rashid here who stayed at chateau big ears for a mere 20 day pr stunt . of course, this day pr stunt. of course, this won't ever happen because these refugee welcome hypocrites are the nimbys. no illegals in my backyard. and it's not just the mps and the luvvies on saturday. gb news reporter from a protest in portland against the barge set to house 500 men in the town's port. and guess what? the refugees welcome anti—racists didn't even want the barge in their town because of the strain. 500 men would place on the local health service. you couldn't make it up and look how these refugee welcome protesters responded when a reporter asked them if they'd house an immigrant in their spare room on list saying you're willing to take the refugees into your home. >> aukus only problem is i rent. you rent. yeah well, if i had any space, i wo

and after justin welby said universities should have their funding cut if they fail to protect minoritiese going to be asking sociologist frank furedi of furedi if the archbishop of canterbury should just keep his nose politics altogether nose out of politics altogether ehhen nose out of politics altogether either. course myself and either. and of course myself and my panel will be my wonderful panel will be answering from our answering questions from our beautiful studio audience. so my guest are comedians guest this evening are comedians josh howie and victor daniels . josh howie and victor daniels. and, victor, it's your first time on the show. >> yeah, i'm nervous. i didn't know they were going to be this close. i'm the audience. they are. >> and they do bite. yeah, they do. they're terrifying individuals. how you, individuals. yeah how are you, josh? week, mate. >> why? my wife left me for a few days , and it was a joke. few days, and it was a joke. well, she . she left on holiday. well, she. she left on holiday. oh, right. yeah fine. but. and yeah, it was a nightmare. >> it's got ve

justin welby is a great example. oh, yes. he's a terrific example .ted the church to £100 million worth of reparations for the slave trade . now, who is he the slave trade. now, who is he going to pay these reparations? none of the people who suffered under the slave trade are alive. this is nothing more than the church enveloping itself in this blanket of moral rectitude and the saint paul's cathedral the other day had to take off its website at the fact that it had it had that it had turned winston churchill. yeah a white supremacist. this is the man who fought for the freedoms which allow us to sit in this studio and debate things openly. and yet we somehow allowed the church to vilify him. the dean of trinity college, cambridge , of trinity college, cambridge, came out the other day and said that jesus looked transgender to him. he had a tearful congregation. this is how far our church is sunk. and you know, when it's infected, the church , it's a real, you know , church, it's a real, you know, we're meant to be a christian country, aren't we? i c

the archbishop of canterbury, reverend canterbury, the most reverend justin welby, led the onslaughte uk deport migrants who reach the uk illegally . the deport migrants who reach the uk illegally. the guardian lung cancer diagnose sees in women to outnumber men for the first time. fossil fuel lobbyists also work for climate groups and a royal row. charles faces protests at coronation in scotland . those are your front scotland. those are your front pages. scotland. those are your front pages . now scotland. those are your front pages. now more on the media buzz with our superstar panel, conservative peer baroness foster , businessman and activist foster, businessman and activist adam brooks, and former labour party adviser matthew laws , now party adviser matthew laws, now well—heeled luvvie and former countdown presenter carol vorderman has been building a reputation for tory bashing, challenging former footballers gary lineker and gary neville for the role of virtue signaller in chief. here she is in action for ever in my lifetime. >> have i seen what is patently a corrupt governm

justin welby of course the archbishop of canterbury, has yet again led the way in the lords.s the way in the lords. he wants the to draw up a ten the government to draw up a ten year strategy for collaborating internationally both internationally to tackle both the crisis and human the refugee crisis and human trafficking. but the archbishop of canterbury has been told his proposals are a non policy. there is also some fascinating ideas about what we should do in terms of looking after child migrants . and there we go. the migrants. and there we go. the man who said, though, that the archbishop of canterbury should essentially butt out because it's non policy is conservative peer lord peter lilley. and i'm very grateful to say he joins me now. thank you very, much. now. thank you very, very much. great you on the show. great to have you on the show. it appears to me that the house of lords trying to draw of lords is just trying to draw up own policy here and up its own policy here and present that to the government, and not their is it ? >> well, 7 >> well, their ? >> well, t