conor tomlinson and paul embery are still here.o tackle endless nhs waiting lists by private sector by increasing private sector involvement. independent companies could play a huge part in conducting scans and tests at community diagnostic centres, with plans for 400,000 scans. tests and checks a year. this comes as figures show that only one out of 122 nhs trusts are fulfilling cancer diagnosis and treatment targets. so are the tories quickly on their way to privatising the nhs and should they? we're going to talk now to stella smith, who has a business which provides a private gp service. stella, if you if you don't mind, just explain to us what it is that you do and why you have a dog in this fight, as it were . it were. >> yeah, of course. good evening. and essentially what perks does is it aggregates together individuals. so workers in smaller companies or self—employed workers to deliver the kind of benefits you get if you worked in large you worked in a large organisation. that includes organisation. and that includes 24/7

connew and conor tomlinson. well, a nice balance from the readers.d us viewers and listeners, viewers and listeners. i'm a newspaper person, viewers and listeners quick response listeners. just a quick response to what what the viewers are saying listeners are saying. saying and listeners are saying. >> i think trump is positioning himself a of caesar himself as a sort of caesar figure america. figure in america. >> why i think his >> and that's why i think his vengefulness, not policy vengefulness, not his policy platform, is actually his best asset. >> that that mug shot was almost like a spartacus moment, of course, isn't it? >> of course it of course it was. it was. it was all pre—planned, opportunistic weather will help clinch weather and it will help clinch him that nomination for the republicans. will it clinch him? the white house? hopefully not. hopefully >> it was quite smouldering. and at the end of the show, i'm going to ask you both to try and do a smouldering trump like pose. so brace yourself. right. well posturing well from political

i'm michelle dewberry with you still 7:00 tonight alongside the writer and broadcaster conor tomlinsonmily sheffield. i was saying i was going to try and squeeze both topics in if i can. covid and prince andrew. emily was asking me why i'm going to be talking about bare topics again. i'm not. that is just my accent. birth topics is what i was trying to say. look, let's we'll get straight into this , we'll get straight into this, shall we? prince andrew of course, he has been marred by lots of controversy and there's been conversations now about whether or not the taxpayers should be paying for him to have state backed, secure charity. the reason that we've had in this conversation is priti patel basically suggested that it might need to be reconsidered his arrangements and that email was leaked into the media, which i think is pretty disgraceful actually, because i don't know why people feel it appropriate to government business to to leak government business to the media, but that notwithstanding that , do you notwithstanding that, do you think that prince andrew should have payer fun

joining me is political commentator conor tomlinson and journalist and author michael crick is freedomn and conscience under threat in the uk? conor first let's go to you. can you explain to us a little bit more about what esg actually is? >> yeah, environmental, social and governance scores are a corporate social credit system cooked up within the nexus of both the united nations to hit their 17 sustainable development goals by 2030. the world economic forum as a sort of policy nexus for big capital and world leaders and the leading hedge funds around the world are bankrolling it. they're subsidising this activism. blackrock state street and vanguard to break it down for your for your viewers, it's an insurance mechanism against the get woke go broke principle that would allow us to boycott every company signed up to company that is signed up to this so what this otherwise. and so what happens hedge funds happens is these hedge funds subsidise any that subsidise any company that decides to de—banking people like farage or divest like nigel farage or divest profitable investment in fos

joining me is political commentator conor tomlinson and journalist and author michael crick is freedomn and conscience under threat in the uk? conor first let's go to you. can you explain to us a little bit more about what esg actually is? >> yeah, environmental, social and governance scores are a corporate social credit system cooked up within the nexus of both the united nations to hit their 17 sustainable development goals by 2030. the world economic forum as a sort of policy nexus for big capital and world leaders and the leading hedge funds around the world are bankrolling it. they're subsidising this activism. blackrock state street and vanguard to break it down for your for your viewers, it's an insurance mechanism against the get woke go broke principle that would allow us to boycott every company signed up to company that is signed up to this so what this otherwise. and so what happens hedge funds happens is these hedge funds subsidise any that subsidise any company that decides to de—banking people like farage or divest like nigel farage or divest profitable investment in fos

then jenni, trent hughes and conor tomlinson join me on the panel to discuss what the echr ever did foroff, but don't watch it. this is much more fun and they're taking the knee again . should they be, the knee again. should they be, though? didn't we do that last season? did it do anything ? and season? did it do anything? and then wilco has become the latest victim of the high street . are victim of the high street. are there any high streets even left anymore with the consumer moving onune? anymore with the consumer moving online? i'm speaking to james woodhouse about how the high street changing what the street is changing and what the future looks like. and it's not a scary as you may think. that's all coming up after your latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez. news headlines with tatiana sanchez . dorna. sanchez. dorna. >> thank you very much . and good >> thank you very much. and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom. the home secretary was warned that holding migrants on the bibby stockholm barge was a huge health safety risk. a huge health and safety risk. the

then jenni, trent hughes and conor tomlinson join me on the panel to discuss what the echr ever did for but don't watch it. this is much more fun and they're taking the knee again . should they be, the knee again. should they be, though? didn't we do that last season? did it do anything ? and season? did it do anything? and then wilco has become the latest victim of the high street . are victim of the high street. are there any high streets even left anymore with the consumer moving onune? anymore with the consumer moving online? i'm speaking to james woodhouse about how the high street changing what the street is changing and what the future looks like. and it's not a scary as you may think. that's all coming up after your latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez. news headlines with tatiana sanchez . dorna. sanchez. dorna. >> thank you very much . and good >> thank you very much. and good evening. this is the latest from the newsroom. the home secretary was warned that holding migrants on the bibby stockholm barge was a huge health safety risk. a huge health and safety risk. the fir

in the studio is behave several observationalist jenni trent hughes and commentator and writer conor tomlinsonnor jenni football fans have we not got past this yet? i mean we not got past this yet? i mean we were saying during the break how much division it caused. i go to football regularly. okay, home and away, and it caused so much division amongst fans. it did the opposite of what it was meant to be doing wrong. so conor,is meant to be doing wrong. so conor , is it time we just forgot conor, is it time we just forgot about the whole taking the knee thing ? it caused a lot of anger thing? it caused a lot of anger last season . why are we still last season. why are we still doing it? or why are the players still doing it? >> i don't think there was ever a time for it because i think it was taking the fairly liberal and well intentioned assumptions of of footballers who don't of lots of footballers who don't pay of lots of footballers who don't pay attention to politics, pay much attention to politics, who against racism , of who were against racism, of course, and folding it into the broader

in the studio is behave several observationalist jenni trent hughes and commentator and writer conor tomlinsonnor jenni football fans have we not got past this yet? i mean we not got past this yet? i mean we were saying during the break how much division it caused. i go to football regularly. okay, home and away, and it caused so much division amongst fans. it did the opposite of what it was meant to be doing wrong. so conor,is meant to be doing wrong. so conor , is it time we just forgot conor, is it time we just forgot about the whole taking the knee thing ? it caused a lot of anger thing? it caused a lot of anger last season . why are we still last season. why are we still doing it? or why are the players still doing it? >> i don't think there was ever a time for it because i think it was taking the fairly liberal and well intentioned assumptions of of footballers who don't of lots of footballers who don't pay of lots of footballers who don't pay attention to politics, pay much attention to politics, who against racism , of who were against racism, of course, and folding it into the broader