well allison pearson joins me now. >> allison , what is the most >> allison, what is the most shockinge heard from the fujitsu side in relation to this first hand account? so this is a whistleblower who contacted me. >> we haven't given away name or sex. just calling them robin . sex. just calling them robin. yeah. um, wanted to was in there working trying to start the second horizon because the first one was so flawed as we heard many shocking things. mark, i didn't realise that horizon when it was installed into post offices, had never been designed as an accounting system for so many post offices. they had 6 million transactions a day . it million transactions a day. it was never fit to deal with that many transactions . um, viewers many transactions. um, viewers gb news viewers will have seen the wonderful drama series mr bates versus the post office. the lovely joe postmistress is shown looking at her screen and seeing the discrepancy . asses seeing the discrepancy. asses just double within seconds. and i said to robin , the insider i said to robin, the insider from fujitsu, what'

daily telegraph columnist allison pearson , conservative peer lord pearson, conservative peer lord shaunnd author and broadcaster amy nicholl turner. all three of you are parents, including you . allison, what do including you. allison, what do you think about this idea that it's the state's responsibility to make sure your children's teeth are brushed? well mark, we would rather think that parents would rather think that parents would be, you know, taking care of their kids, hygiene, provide a good breakfast, providing nutritious food, teaching them to brush their teeth , and even to brush their teeth, and even to brush their teeth, and even to be potty trained by the time they arrive in primary school. >> but the facts emerging are that there are a large number of parents who either are not bothered to fulfil that function or don't know how to it, and or don't know how to do it, and the conservative government scrapped the start plan for our children, which helped vulnerable parents and small children to acquire some of those skills. so i think that's that's very bad. i look i think it

can i just say i'm a massive fan of allison pearson ? i know that our allison pearson? know that our viethis panelisteners are she is allison pearson? i know that our viethis panel tomorrowe she is allison pearson? i know that our viethis panel tomorrow night is allison pearson? i know that our viethis panel tomorrow night ,; on this panel tomorrow night, and going into much and she will be going into much more revealing more detail and revealing even more detail and revealing even more for you wonderful gb news viewers and listeners . allison viewers and listeners. allison pearson whistleblower pearson meets the whistleblower exposing the of the post exposing the truth of the post office scandal . so that's that. office scandal. so that's that. let's go to the mirror now, shall we? is it the mirror? yeah uh, i'll be there for kate. royal hospital shock wills cancels all engagements as princess has surgery and charles also set for operation . uh, also set for operation. uh, yeah. there we go. let's go to the mail. let's pray that they're both okay. a5 two royal held bom

>> it is stark columnist allison pearson, bailey , himself an pearson, lord bailey, himself an anarchisto. militant unionists have lost the plot. and hospitals are in meltdown. that's after the news. but i want to hear from you two. about what stories you think we should be covering local should be covering in your local area. there's something area. if there's something happening that feel happening near you that you feel very strongly email me very strongly about, email me stories patrick at stories for patrick at gbnews.com. okay, we will look into it because we have got your back and we are back after the . news. >> patrick, thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story tonight is that the prime minister confirmed today. he is now working towards a general election in the second half of this year , both labour and the this year, both labour and the liberal democrats were pushing for spring election . the prime for a spring election. the prime minister declined to rule that out, saying instead that he wants on the economy, wants to focus on the economy, cutting taxes and tack

also tonight, top telegraph columnist allison pearson reveals brand new information about a conspiracyplus, fearless royal the story. plus, fearless royal journalist angela levin gives an update on the king and kate's health scares in the royal dispatch. and could the real keir starmer please stand up? >> did you want him to be prime minister >> i didn't think the labour party was in a position to win the last election . the last election. >> oh, he's wriggling on the line. well, an whitcombe's furious verdict on whether the labour leader has the principles and the ethics to be prime minister that's coming up shortly on my fiery panel tonight. i'm delighted to welcome the aforementioned allison pearson, conservative peer lord bailey and best selling author amy nicholl turner. so an action packed two hours to come get the kettle on. it's absolutely freezing out there and let's get to work . there and let's get to work. the pm defeated the rwanda rebels last night, but polling has the tories at rock bottom . has the tories at rock bottom. so is it time to replace rishi sunak or face elec

i'll ask daily telegraph columnist allison pearson if those culpable in the post office scandal shouldwiddecombe exposes the next big miscarriage of justice that no one is talking about. justice that no one is talking about . that's patrick christys about. that's patrick christys tonight with me . mark dolan 9 to tonight with me. mark dolan 9 to 11 on gb news >> it's my favourite part of the week . yes, it's time for talking week. yes, it's time for talking pines and i'm joined by essex boy danny crates , paralympic boy danny crates, paralympic gold medallist among many things. danny, welcome to the program. now i said essex boy , program. now i said essex boy, which indeed you are and you've always been a lover of sport . always been a lover of sport. >> yeah, ever since i was a kid. i think. i think like most people end up doing sport or professional sport , you first professional sport, you first find sport because you don't sit still very long and you get sent out on the school field quite regularly to go and off regularly to go and burn off a bit energy. and i've always, bit of en

i'll ask daily telegraph columnist allison pearson if those culpable in the post office scandal shoulds, ann widdecombe exposes the next big miscarriage of justice that no one is talking about. that's patrick christys tonight with me . mark dolan 9 to 11 on with me. mark dolan 9 to 11 on gb news i >> welcome back. i continue to identify as jacob rees—mogg and this is state of the nation. and it's this is state of the nation. and wsfime this is state of the nation. and it's time for a story close to home. for those of us here in westminster as the latest net zero zealous push threaten one of london's iconic features almost 100 lamps in the capital that do not have listed status under threat. as westminster council officials, officious officials seek to install modern lighting, removing the 94 lamps that date back to 1812, which could allegedly help the council reach its 2030 carbon neutral target . for over two centuries, target. for over two centuries, these gas lamps have provided a romantic glow for an enchanting feature for the areas in which they're still in use. the conversion of t

also tonight, top telegraph columnist allison pearson reveals brand new information about a conspiracyndal. you will not believe the story . plus, fearless royal the story. plus, fearless royal journalist angela levin gives an update on the king and kate's health scares in the royal dispatch. and could the real keir starmer please stand up? >> did you want him to be prime minister >> i didn't think the labour

i'll ask daily telegraph columnist allison pearson if those culpable in the post office scandal shouldl. plus, ann widdecombe exposes the next big miscarriage of justice that no one is talking about. that's patrick christys tonight with me . mark dolan 9 to 11 on with me. mark dolan 9 to 11 on gb news i >> welcome back. i continue to identify as jacob rees—mogg and this is state of the nation. and it's this is state of the nation. and wsfime this is state of the nation. and it's time for a story close to home. for those of us here in westminster as the latest net zero zealous push threaten one of london's iconic features almost 100 lamps in the capital that do not have listed status under threat. as westminster council officials, officious officials seek to install modern lighting, removing the 94 lamps that date back to 1812, which could allegedly help the council reach its 2030 carbon neutral target . for over two centuries, target. for over two centuries, these gas lamps have provided a romantic glow for an enchanting feature for the areas in which they're still in use. the conversio

. >> i can't about flammable >> i can't talk about flammable electric vehicles without allison pearson> did she? she is. and also she now be fair, you are an now also to be fair, you are an expert many things. eamonn. expert on many things. eamonn. i would not expect you to be an expert on the wiring of an inner city so look, city london bus. so look, fitness guru joe wicks come fitness guru joe wicks has come under this viral video. under for fire this viral video. can you work out why ? okay, so can you work out why? okay, so on the pull up bar fitness fanatic joe wicks kept everyone entertained and then to be honest with you , a little bit honest with you, a little bit annoyed during lockdown. um and here he is going up and down, up and down and there's, there's, there's the little one next to him, isn't he. so he's been blasted for this, this supposedly dangerous supposedly anyway dangerous stunt old stunt because his three year old mini marley is seen mini me son marley is seen precariously balancing on a barbell before doing a series of chin ups. that's one way to tackle the chil

as the brilliant allison pearson points out in today's telegraph , around 70 of these telegraph, aroundese individuals have already passed away through old age and will never see justice. this story has achieved something that i thought was impossible . it's thought was impossible. it's made me ashamed to be british. now, before my panel gets stuck in, we can never forget the huge human cost at the heart of this story. and i'm joined now by former post office manager nicky arch , whose life was completely arch, whose life was completely destroyed after she was wrongly accused of stealing £24,000 from accused of stealing £24,000 from a branch in stroud in gloucestershire . nicky, thank gloucestershire. nicky, thank you so much forjoining us. you've only received £8,000 in compensation so far, and because you've been cleared, you can't receive an official apology. do you think you'll ever get justice? it's the right. >> it's going very unlikely. um, we've tried and tried. um . i've we've tried and tried. um. i've done two decades now i'm going into my 24th year of fighting this. um, i los

and there's a piece by allison pearson today in the telegraph.ry month saying, please donate. but they sent me a letter every month donate please donate. but they sent me a letter every month donate .lease donate. but they sent me a letter every month donate . lotse donate. but they sent me a letter every month donate . lots ofonate. but they sent me a letter every month donate . lots of people please donate. lots of people are being asked to donate to keep universities going in britain. a lot of people, emma, are saying, no way, because actually we have the same problem in britain . universities problem in britain. universities right here or being accused of being little more than finishing schools for pro—palestinian anti—semite whites or socialists i >>i -- >> i get those two and i wouldn't donate either. um, but i do think that people should vote with their wallets on this because money really speaks when it comes to universities , and it comes to universities, and particularly if you're if you're a large donor and you want your money to be,