founder and danny kelly and also founder and ceo of the youth vote uk, alexander cairns. coming up in the great british debate, i'm asking, have you changed your mind about brexit.7 now this comes as the prime minister looks set to send a team of over 100 civil servants to run the uk's negotiations with brussels as he seeks a reset with the bloc. so the great british debate. i'm asking have you changed your mind about brexit.7 and i've got to pull up on x asking you now would you leave or remain if we had another referendum today. cast your vote then in my niggle i'll be taking labour head on. they've given the green light for activist councils to rename streets with links to, you guessed it, empire and slavery. do they need to have a big check on their priorities? and coming up, should sites like onlyfans be better moderated? here is onlyfans model lily phillips. in the aftermath of sleeping with 100 men in a day, one in, one out like it feels intense. >> like more intense than you thought it might . thought it might. >> definitely. sorry. i did take one minute. >> and f

few hours, journalist and political commentator jonathan lis and also broadcaster and journalist danny kelly. coming up in my nickel, i take a look at some of the political memorable moments of 2024. >> we are seeing the biggest landslide, the biggest majority for a labour party since tony blair's in 1997. >> has it been an annus horribilis, then? has the spat between reform uk and kemi badenoch heats up? is the tory leader right to say that nigel farage should get less airtime on gb news? i've got to pull up on gb news? i've got to pull up on x asking you that very question. is this the latest? is this the latest round on membership numbers? just another example that she perhaps isn't up for the top job. and is it time for labour to ditch. sir keir starmer we have been very clear that for working people we are not going to increase their taxes. >> so that means we are not increasing income tax, national insurance or vat , really. insurance or vat, really. >> and in our poll of the day, do you agree with half of britons who think 2025 will be worse than 2024? i suppose we were warned things

broadcaster and journalist danny kelly and also political commentator susie stride. coming up in my great british debate, i'm asking is a sad, fleeing syria a good thing for the uk.7 russia sad, fleeing syria a good thing for the uk? russia has confirmed the syrian president resigned and fled syria early on this morning following a lightning offensive by the jihadist led opposition forces, who quickly seized the cities of aleppo, hama , homs and now damascus with hama, homs and now damascus with little resistance. but this is a good thing for the uk. i've got to pull up on x asking you that very question. then coming up in my i'll be discussing virtue signalling. is starmer's government choosing net zero over defence as they push ahead with plans to use electric vehicles for combat on the battlefield, despite warnings from military grandees that they should maybe, maybe consider that again . and in my interview, that again. and in my interview, i'll be speaking to former strictly come dancing star kristina rihanoff, who has joined a special campaign to help tackle th

so joining me for the next few hours, broadcaster and journalist danny kelly, and also broadcast columnist lizzie cundy. the terrible two together. so coming up is rachel reeves the christmas grinch. i've got to pull up on x because after going after pensioners, farmers, businesses, she's now gone after charities after it was revealed that her budget tax grab means £0.45 in every pound donated to charity will now effectively go to the government. my pull up on x will ask you that question is rachel reeves the christmas grinch? cast a vote now and in the interview i'll be speaking to a waspi woman, kim raisi, after it was revealed this week that the labour government will not hand compensation to those affected. and she also has huge concerns over illegal migration. she lives on the kent coast, then, in minimal diversity and inclusion. the drive that the chancellor has been urged to drop could cost the city an estimated £1 billion. we will discuss that, but also clickbait this anti. keir starmer parody song, which has reached number one in the download charts. but the bbc is refusing to pla