kevin started in beverley a couple of hours ago and he'll finish in hull — showing support for both of the city's rugby league teams along the way. breakfast�*sjohn maguire maths is right _ yesterday was day four if my maths is right and — yesterday was day four if my maths is right and this was a proper day in glasgow— is right and this was a proper day in glasgow yesterday and this was what it— in glasgow yesterday and this was what it was all about. you may not expect to see a tractor in the middle of a major city before dawn, but this is a ten ton reminder that kevin sinfield's ultramarathon is returning to the home country of doddie weir. it's not as cold as yesterday. it was minus three yesterday when we were over in belfast, so thank you for bringing the warmer weather. thank you. running in the doddie tartan with rob burrow�*s number seven on their backs, the team left rangers' ibrox stadium for a day trip around glasgow. a 31—mile day trip, that is. there are no easy days, but what buoyed the team was knowing... # we're halfway there! # livin on a prayer. # take my hand. # we'll make it, i swear. here at celtic park to welcome kev is mert zorlu.

, and daily mirror, kevin maguire, and the parliamentary sketchwriter of the daily mail, quentin lettscome both to gb news . >> welcome both to gb news. happy christmas. you can look happy, kevin. well, i'm always happy, kevin. well, i'm always happy when it's happy inside. >> can i be an associate? >> sketchwriter? yes. why not? yes. >> let me just present gets your job there. you see? that's how you get moved out from the daily mail. that's. look, it's been a busy year. i mean, an amazing yeah busy year. i mean, an amazing year. it started, didn't it, with the post office scandal. now, you guys have been around longer than i have in parliament. that's been bubbling under for 20 years. why is it suddenly a story, quentin? >> television. that was the only reason. i mean, been bubbling away and we had been reporting it. newspapers had been reporting it. even the electric television was reporting it a bit. and then suddenly itv drama happened. and when you put things into drama, it's really chastening for journalists. yes. puts things into a drama. there is a truth in drama, but there's

were you surprised by the election landslide, kevin maguire? >> the scale of it, yeah.was quite clear labour were going to win and labour were going to win healthily. but i didn't think they'd unseat liz truss when a lot of the rural seats and they were helped. they run a very strategic campaign that paid results, but they were helped massively by that split on the right between the conservatives and farage's reform uk. >> it's a very, very shallow number of win for labour. 1 in 3 voters who voted voted labour, 1 in 2 or 1 in 5 of voters who voted voted labour, 1 in20r1in50fall voters who voted voted labour, 1 in 2 or 1 in 5 of all adults in 2 or1 in 5 of all adults voted for labour. i mean, that's true. >> it doesn't matter, though, does it? that's our system. the thing that surprised me was the large number of seats for the liberal democrats, and that might mean this could be a, this could be a quite, quite a brittle majority at the next election. >> possibly. oh, no. >> possibly. oh, no. >> absolutely. you've got to look at that labour. it's kind of a look. the commo