. >> and coyte was very good at his job, and i >> and coyte was very good at hisjob, and i know it is >> and coyte was very good at his job, and i know it is his job. >> i like the surprise. it was actually very good. >> he's very good in the crowd. loved you. so it was really fun to see you at work. i know i see you at work every day. >> very good. at what? >> very good. at what? >> it's very good at his job. >> it's very good at his job. >> no. what did you say? the power of love. >> no. the crowd loved. >> no. the crowd loved. >> loved him. >> loved him. >> loved him. >> loved him? >> loved him? >> the crowd loved him. >> the crowd loved him. >> the crowd loved him. >> the crowd loved him? yes. that's. that's nice, man. coyte. >> very good. sam said that they were still booing me when the team was on. this is what the problem was. >> oh, dear, oh, dear. okay. speak later. paul. thank you very much indeed. let's get into the news. and the prime minister and president trump have agreed to meet soon, following a phone call between the two of them last night. >> while they discussed th

coyte. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> so there you go.ight be going silver, but. >> wow, that's pretty exciting, i like it. i don't know, i'm a little nervous and excited at the same time. aren't you excited? >> part of me just thinks, oh, just do it. >> go for it. »- >> go for it. >> what's the worst that can happen? yeah, exactly. >> and worst case scenario, you can just have a buzz cut. if you hate it that much, just shave it off and it'll be like sitting next to a skinhead. >> we used to call them skinhead , >> we used to call them skinhead, skinhead, skinheads. skinhead. yeah, yeah, i don't think so. >> anyway. yeah, i'm sure you'll let me know what you think about that one. gbnews.com/yoursay. now, on to serious matters, because there is horror or horror in our hospitals corridor horror, i should say. really? a damning new report made up of the experience of over 5000 nurses, has unveiled the shocking state of our health service. >> patients are dying in corridors being left to soil themselves. some have been left sitting in chairs

. >> and paul coyte. >> and paul coyte. >> yes, i knew that was going well. mr lovely to see you again after christmas. to see you. did you have a good christmas? >> oh, yeah. it wasn't bad at all. yeah. i got, i got a button here, by the way, for christmas. oh, you mentioned a button here. do you know i mentioned the button here, a bronco button here? when i was talking about just before christmas, we were talking about really old style adverts and old things. he used to have a button here, which is like from the 70s, which is a plastic button thing where you can actually resew buttons with the press of a button. that sounds fun. it's well, i'm going to try and demonstrate it a little bit later. >> did you bring one in? >> did you bring one in? >> i brought it with me. >> i brought it with me. >> brilliant. so, like, do you like stipple the button on minute? >> something like that. i haven't even had a go. i was going to save it until. >> oh, i need one. >> you just bring the buttons into me. i always i'll be doing them with my button ear. >> well, i'm shame

i mean, it's terrible for them, but would it be getting as much attention if paul coyte house was burning down? no. >> exactly. correct. exactly correct. yeah, it's understandable, because the thing is, celebrity sells. everybody wants to know about celebrities. and then, of course, when it's together with that, i mean, i'd say the words the perfect storm is probably the perfect storm is probably the wrong thing to use, but you know exactly what i'm saying. >> but it is a lethal combination because it's really dry ground at the moment. there's winds of up to 80 miles an hour, which every year there, though it does a lot every year around this time. yeah, they're used to wildfires, aren't they? they have to deal with it every single year. but even los angeles residents are saying this is something that they've never seen before. i mean, it's something like 3000 acres and 50,000 people so far have been evacuated. and i did see yesterday a few celebrities who've lost their homes already. paris hilton was tweeting on x saying that she's lost her home. >> no, i mean, it's very grim. it's very

. >> if you've got anyone in your community who is giving back a bit like coyte with his secateurs.es, let us know. get in touch. vaiews@gbnews.uk. we probably need your number. and if you can explain this person as well, just put a little description. >> see, maybe when you're going out tonight, you should film that. >> you know what? >> you know what? >> yeah i think i will should do a bit of that and say, you know, do you think you're providing a service? yeah. >> is that good. >> is that good. >> well he is, because some of the overgrown, you know, all the ivy that's got so thick, i have to get the go to the, get the big ones all the you bring the big ones all the you bring the big ones. yeah. and i've cut through some of that and then it's all beginning to fall down. i'm just thinking that maybe one day i'm going to cut one too many. the whole lot is going to come down. but i find it extremely satisfying. >> yeah. you're a hero. i like to think so. >> you are right, paul. but meanwhile you'll be back with the sport, the football last night and everything else in about 15 minute

josh, thanks for coming to the paul coyte. >> you know the poor economics lesson. >> exactly. yeah.o british tourists will have to pay more tourists will have to pay more to enter the louvre in paris under plans to announce . under plans to announce. announced by emmanuel macron at the museum on tuesday. and he's he's essentially saying that the telegraph are saying, should i say that the british are going to have to pay more to go? but what they really mean is that non eu citizens are going to have to pay more because the way they frame. are you telling me that a newspaper framed it in a in a dishonest way? you know, when i first read it, you know the gammon in me is double angry again, very pink. and i'm like, what do you mean 1546 00:09:39,608 --> 00:09:39

. >> coyte. i don't think i need them now. i think i'm good.t my towels . got my towels. >> with the towels. >> with the towels. >> i've got my towels and my warm water. >> i've got the heated windscreen that i turn on. >> it'sjust windscreen that i turn on. >> it's just me, then. >> it's just me, then. >> just me. just you out there boiling the kettle. cracking. should be like one of these days. oh, i've cracked my windscreen. >> no it's not. she didn't say kettle. boiling water. just warm water. >> just warm water from the tap. exactly. yeah. i live my life on the wild side. clearly, honestly. >> right on to the news. because the government's counter—extremism unit is currently monitoring the tweets of elon musk. >> while the move follows the tech billionaires recent criticisms of the government and its senior ministers and most notably, safeguarding minister jess phillips, has accused him of endangering her through his social media posts. that's after she faced personal criticisms from him over the grooming rape gangs scandal. >> meanwhile,

. >> coyte is this a green bin or a grey bin or a green bin? >> all my online orders.too many cardboard boxes. >> oh, is it? >> oh, is it? >> so you open the lid and then they won't take it if the lids are ajar? no, but you then have to stand in it in the bin. who gets you up into the bin? >> well, he stands on it either way. we would. we have to squash down the bins. and then. do you know what i did the other day, which i am ashamed to say. and when i got in the taxi at 3:00 in the morning, i took a load of recycling and put it in the neighbour's bin in the middle of the night. >> what they don't know doesn't hurt them. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> they might know now. >> they might know now. >> okay, let's let's begin the show this morning with with politics. and charlie peters, an amazing guy. he's our national reporter. and he's been working big time on this grooming gang situation, these rapist gangs. and he sat down with an exclusive interview, bombshell interview with the conservative leader kemi badenoch. yes. no. badenoch. she's bad. there's no bad in badenoch.

because well, later on we'll be joined by a professionally trained coyte sommelier for a proper tea taste test. looking forward to that one. >> i'm very excited about that. and there's plenty going on in the world of tv and showbiz. the bbc have confirmed a new look presenting team for match of the day, following the departure of gary lineker and the second series of the rebooted gladiators, is set to return to our screens this evening. showbiz journalist ed gleave will be here to give us all of the latest. >> welcome to saturday morning live only on gb news. yes, i did get in a bit of trouble last week because i said i put the milk in the tea first. >> i just can't understand why you would do. how do you know how much milk to put in years of training? >> no, no. >> no, no. >> it's like when people do that with cereal. >> oh, rubbish. >> oh, rubbish. >> don't start this. come on. this is the first show. absolutely not. right already there's a rift. never mind, never mind. but look, look, i'll explain later. i'll explain later. how about this? i can feel it. i can feel your rage as a north