lisa mckenzie. doctor lisa mckenzie. sorry about that, lisa. yeah. going to talk about elon musk. he's the richest man in the world. he met this week earlier with nick candy, the reform uk treasurer, and nigel farage. a bit of a furore in the in the in the in the mainstream media is going to donate £100 million, $100 million. we're not sure about that. but look, andy, there's no there's no no doubt he's a very wealthy man. he cares deeply about his own country and this country. and if he does donate a few quid, maybe we'll get you a better jumper than you've got on today and sort yourself out. but seriously? seriously, is it okay for him to donate money to political parties in this country? >> well, i mean, unfortunately, i'm not a subscriber to reform uk limited, so i don't know whether they'd be able to give me a jumper. but no, i think this is this is baffling. this is the same elon musk, the same nigel farage. that was saying when the labour party was sending over a couple of 20 year olds to go and leaflet in pennsylvania, that was direct interfe

that's doctor lisa mckenzie, the first. let's go to the news. >> good evening.he top stories from the gb newsroom this christmas day. his majesty the king has delivered his christmas message, emphasising the importance of community, compassion and service amid a turbulent year for both he and the princess of wales, who had their own health battles. in a break from tradition, king charles delivered this year's christmas speech from the fitzrovia chapel, a former hospital in central london. it's the first time in over a decade it hasn't been recorded at a royal residence, with the king choosing to praise the community response to the anger and lawlessness of this summer's riots in towns and cities around the uk, and also to the selfless doctors and nurses who provided strength, care and comfort to both him and the princess of wales during their cancer treatments. >> from a personal point of view, i offer special, heartfelt thanks to the selfless doctors and nurses who this year have supported me and other members of my family through the uncertainties and anxietie

that's doctor lisa mckenzie, the first. let's go to the news. >> hello there.he latest headunes >> hello there. the latest headlines from the gb news centre and gb news can confirm that more than a thousand migrants have now crossed the engush migrants have now crossed the english channel since christmas day, as hundreds more crossed today. it comes as the home office confirmed 407 arrived on boxing day. 451 made the illegal crossing on christmas day on friday. so far, five small boats have crossed from france, with at least 200 migrants on board. they take the total number who have arrived in the uk this year to more than 36,000. it also marks another grim milestone of 150,000 small boat migrants since the crisis began in 2018. the prime minister has paid tribute to his brother nick, who died on boxing day after suffering from cancer. sir keir said in a statement my brother nick was a wonderful man. he met all the challenges life threw at him with courage and good humour. downing street has confirmed the prime minister has now cancelled his planned houday now

i'm joined by the comedian aideen mcqueen, academic and political commentator doctor lisa mckenzie and communications adviser lynda duberly. and this is going to be awkward. donald trump has given awkward. donald trump has given a second state visit to the united kingdom. can you guess who he's going to be sat next to at dinner who've described him as, and , quote, a neo nazi as, and, quote, a neo nazi sympathising sociopath? >> you're going to struggle to find any politician who has not had things to say about donald trump. >> very good evening to you. hope you're well. the kemi badenoch reform row is much deeper than just membership numbers. first, your news headunes numbers. first, your news headlines with sam francis. >> very good evening from the newsroom. the top story tonight. well, russia's president vladimir putin has apologised to azerbaijan for a christmas day plane crash that killed, sadly, 38 people. but he stopped short of admitting that russia was to blame. the aircraft, reportedly hit by shrapnel from russian air defence systems, crash landed in kazakhstan after being f

legend, the green goddess herself, diana moran, respected academic and political commentator doctor lisa mckenzied leading journalist and communications adviser linda jubilee. well, it's great to see all three of you and a welcome return to the mark dolan tonight sofa to diana moran. great to see you, diana. are you well? >> i'm much better. thank you very much indeed. >> well, you're glowing tonight, and there's something festive about that green. >> well, that's what i thought with your new red sofa here. and a bit of the green. >> yeah, you've definitely brightened. you brighten the place up. now you've brought some glamour, which is a rare thing here, diana. there's nothing glamorous about that video. >> i think it's absolutely disgusting. i am an older woman, and i've spent all my life trying to be proud of being a woman. not put down by men, not thought of as a bit of meat for the men. and i am absolutely furious about it. it's disgusting. >> do you think the men should go to jail? >> i'm. no, i don't think necessarily. no, not necessarily, but i do think. >> what do you think of the men? i

we have author and academic doctor lisa mckenzie, journalist and communications advisor linda jubileend writer and broadcaster peter lloyd. so two hours of big opinion, big debate and big mark dolan tonight is your perfect saturday night in. i'll be deaung saturday night in. i'll be dealing with the bbc in no uncertain terms at 10:00. but first the news headlines and joe casper . caspen >> thanks, mark. good evening. it's a minute past nine. i'm joe caspen it's a minute past nine. i'm joe casper. here are your top stories from the gb newsroom. some breaking news for you this evening. the sunday times is reporting that bbc executives warned gregg wallace about his alleged behaviour in 2017, saying it was unacceptable and cannot continue. meanwhile, the sunday telegraph quotes a former producer saying she raised concerns about the masterchef presenter but was dismissed and the observer says a letter sent by a number of women to the bbc in 2022 reported multiple allegations of inappropriate behaviour by the host, but did not prompt further investigation. it comes after the masterchef pro

and joining me once again this week is doctor lisa mckenzie, a self—proclaimed anarchist.at's right. and he's back. and he's a what.7 >> a&e trade unionist. a trade. local man. local. >> local man. he's been a scaffolder. he's done all sorts. and you've been accusing our guests of being a waspi woman? >> i would never, i would say accuse is a strong word. accuses. it's a bit awkward, and i apologise on her. i'm an eight. i'm a 68. >> i'm a. i was born in 68. >> you're not 68? >> you're not 68? >> no, i was born in 68. that's a long way off from the 50s. >> so we've just cleared that up. >> yeah, i apologise wholeheartedly. >> waspi woman. but, lisa, i think every single frontbencher for the labour party at some stage in the run up to the last election and the one before, said that they would give the waspi women their compensation, which was due. it's unfair, it's terrible, it's wicked, it's horrible. they deserve this money. and what have they done just just a few weeks back? >> well, they've they've decided that there's a technicality, i think, in the ombudsman's decisio