the discussion of bus garrick . yes, but but other the garrick.he clubs. yes. >> but you know, networking involves getting know people involves getting to know people doesn't you may not discuss business at all on the premises or bring out your papers, but the very fact that you get to know each other, that can prove useful times. >> join the garrick. you don't need to know now. >> i mean, if you take one of these judges, for instance, supposing one of these judges had had to sit in court on a case involving sexual discrimination or alleged sexual discrimination, a civil case, or maybe a criminal case, the fact that they had belonged to the garrick club would undermine their authority and independence. a judge , i'll independence. as a judge, i'll tell you, as a matter of law. >> and it would cost you 100 guineas. now, the and that is the sex clubs, including the same sex clubs, including women, same sex clubs are excluded from the equalities act. >> well they shouldn't be. well they are , but that's the law. they are, but that's the law. we're no

that's whtt and the garrick. let's move that and the garrick. let's move on daily mail now.shi, nick. >> oh, yeah. so sushi >> oh, yeah. so it's sushi terrorism forces four of japan's, is very funny japan's, biggest is very funny to scrap self—service, although that's a slightly different headune. that's a slightly different headline . but whatever. it's headline. but whatever. it's about sushi terrorism and they're worried that it's the end of the conveyor belt of sushl end of the conveyor belt of sushi. basically, what's happening is people are doing all gross to all kinds of gross things to sushi. all kinds of gross things to sushi . they're eating ginger sushi. they're eating ginger directly from a communal pot. they're soy sauce they're licking soy sauce bottles. they're doing all sorts of things. and it's called sushi terrorism. it's a massive thing. and what happens is basically, japan traditional japan is a very traditional patriarchal culture, and that's brilliant. great thing, brilliant. it's a great thing, but occasionally it's so oppressive that you just need to

the garrick protesting to garrick club protesting to be let isn't a positive let in.nstitutions and hating the patriarchy, wanting to smash any remnants that's left of the patriarchy and i would argue very strongly that perhaps they should turn their attention elsewhere . attention elsewhere. >> all right. okay. well, now i sat down with former immigration minister robert jenrick. sat down with former immigration minister robert jenrick . we minister robert jenrick. we cover a lot of different topics, actually . his answers are actually. his answers are incredibly revealing and he's decided clearly to come and shoot from the hip and speak his mind. now for the full interview will be played on my show later on this evening. 9:00 to 11 pm, but i asked what he thinks but i asked him what he thinks needs to be done to improve britain's current law and order situation . brian, there's situation. brian, there's a little snippet of this. >> now we lock up more of these prolific offenders and just get them off our streets , keep the them off our streets, keep the pubuc them o

the only exception now garrick. no, no. now is the garrick. no, no, no. its members vote, over half its members voted women in. but they voted to let women in. but they need a thirds majority, need a two thirds majority, apparently, change the rules. apparently, to change the rules. so there are hopes, if they have another vote, that they'll change rules . to be honest, change the rules. to be honest, though, mean, of my though, i mean, one of my thoughts is is archaic. thoughts is this is archaic. it shouldn't my shouldn't exist anymore. and my other is, why other thought is, well, why are we why we talking we genuinely why are we talking about if we've got nothing we genuinely why are we talking aboutimportante got nothing we genuinely why are we talking aboutimportant going othing we genuinely why are we talking aboutimportant going on?1g more important going on? >> guardian journalist who >> the guardian journalist who wrote story amelia wrote this story is amelia gentleman. surname , and gentleman. that's a surname, and she in law she is the daughter

it's time for the main event, the garrick club . now, event, the garrick club. club has come under fire for only allowing men to be members, and seven women have been nominated as possible candidates for membership. if the rules are changed, so should us blokes have a exclusive club or is it a total anachronism ? it's time for total anachronism? it's time for albie, the aa man amankona and benjamin float like a butterworth, sting like a bee to lock horns. seconds out . it's lock horns. seconds out. it's round one. >> quite often on this channel we talk about the importance of single—sex spaces and single—sex spaces are important. they're spaces are important. they're spaces that people can be in with other people who are like them , with other people who them, with other people who share similar experiences to them, with other people who have similar interests to them. so i will ask benjamin the simple question of why it okay for question of why is it okay for women to have single—sex spaces, but not okay for men to have single—sex spaces? there is in fact a fem

-- garrick. it has throughout his _ character. why? -- garrick.hey last had a vote about members 20 years a-o, had a vote about members 20 years ago. and _ had a vote about members 20 years ago. and if— had a vote about members 20 years ago. and if i — had a vote about members 20 years ago, and if i were to guess, 66% to -et ago, and if i were to guess, 66% to get through— ago, and if i were to guess, 66% to get through and this is the sort of thing _ get through and this is the sort of thing that— get through and this is the sort of thing that for generations no—one would really have noticed about, but an intrepid _ would really have noticed about, but an intrepid and talented newspaper colleague of mine got a hold of the membership list, so it has been publishing information about people who are _ publishing information about people who are part of it. the top civil servant — who are part of it. the top civil servant in the lincoln he's trapped in charge — servant in the lincoln he's trapped in charge about half a million civil servants, — in ch

it is a male only club , the garrick club, one of club, the garrick club, one of many of them.parently, for the first time ever in his life, he's realised that women in there. that there's no women in there. and a problem. yeah, come and that's a problem. yeah, come on, anyway let's to the on, mate. anyway let's go to the daily hope as daily mail mortgage. hope as economy turns a corner at last. there we go. so look. hey, it's the economy, stupid. they're going with it now. also just hear picture story on the hear the picture story on the front . three staff at clinic are front. three staff at clinic are investigated over access to kate's medical records. that was a that first landed last a story that first landed last night. we covered at the night. we covered it at the time, so think i'll leave that time, so i think i'll leave that there now. right here for my there for now. right here for my press pack, i am joined by the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood, businessman and activist adam brooks, and author and journalist rebecca reid. let's just have a little

i think the garrick was openedin time. there are women only as well. so there are women only members clubs. are men members clubs. there are men only clubs, there are only members clubs, there are mixed members clubs. it is up to members to decide which clubs they to be members and they want to be members of. and i that people are free i think that is people are free to do what they like. >> i totally but that >> i totally agree, but that doesn't got to doesn't mean i've got to go to them. very sorry. them. i feel very sorry. >> nobody's forcing you to go, mike. >> no , i know, but i the very >> no, i know, but i the very existence of them makes me feel a bit of shame to be a man, to be honest. you know, to have this elite club where the doors are barred to women unless they're guests. i mean, you know, women are chattel in know, women are a chattel in those can only come those clubs. you can only come in of a man. makes me in as a guest of a man. makes me ashamed to be a male, to be honest, to be above that. things like t

just want garrick club?seen to be in any way elitist? is this the worst is this really the worst misogynistic out there? misogynistic thing out there? >> apparently, tory mp >> apparently, former tory mp amber rudd is going be one of amber rudd is going to be one of the female members the first female members of the garrick club. >> mean, ludicrous. why >> i mean, it's ludicrous. why would to sit just make would you want to sit just make your club listen your own club and listen to a load of boring men? >> emily. load of boring men? >> well,. load of boring men? >> well, quite. >> well, quite. >> they not the women's >> have they not got the women's institute? don't we institute? i mean, why don't we see reverse? see this in reverse? >> about just >> i think it's about just tearing anything that tearing down anything that you don't don't approve of. >> you can join the women's >> but you can join the women's institute. you're not banned >> but you can join the women's institute this|'re not banned >> but you

of the garrick of the savile club.n the in there and you sat on the table of the table of if you're on your own, sort of with other members , you weren't allowed to members, you weren't allowed to be interrupted. is that right? and so you had a little pad by the side of your table, and you wrote on there soup of the day, 999 wrote on there soup of the day, egg and chips and apple pie and custard in one day, ralph richardson hadn't written anything, so this waitress had to interrupt him. she said, excuse me, sir, but it's 10 to 2. what would you like for lunch? and he said, oh , oh, i'd lunch? and he said, oh, oh, i'd like a jam omelette. so she went away and she came back and she said, chef says, who's it for? and he said, tell chef it's for sir ralph richardson . and she sir ralph richardson. and she came back two minutes later and said chef says no . and he turned said chef says no. and he turned to the man he was dining with and said who do you have to be to get a jam omelette? i mean, you know, it is a wonderful st

safety of journalist, especially in conflict globe zones, especially in somewhere like gaza sine garrick had himself told archie that he is always apparently targeting journalists deliberately to prevent them from reporting the truth about what's happening in gather. and then i say it says not really showing any measurable effort to save guys, journalists and guys. i mean they, they say they do, they say that a journalist should be allowed to do their job. they should be allowed to function on work. but in fact, we have not see them. the sanction is written by any measure or say, or say that you know is read should not do this, but if they continue to do it, we are going to punish them in this fashion. a summer saying that said the lists of being targets in an attempt to silence what was going on at the l. c. for medical complex, hunting dogs. so in general, do you think that's an accurate assessment? what i presume is read has always done this to your listing of people say government say, when we say a journalist, they think i'm sure in a box or they think of the $150.00 that had been k

so should do the garrick. should we do the garrick. >> no. for senior judges >> no, no, no.iorjudges are take are you taking are are you take are you taking are you taking over control of the show ? show? >> this is coming from the un, where employees took part in where un employees took part in october 7th tragedy. >> travis. well, you could vaguely call them us . vaguely call them us. >> oh, by the way, on a positive note, there is a little advert for, here shazia mirza, who's a good mine. she's got good mate of mine. she's got a tour on at the moment, and tour going on at the moment, and she's very. she's very, very. >> she's a muslim. josh >> and she's a muslim. and josh is saudi. wow. >> thank you much. that makes >> thank you so much. that makes everything what have the everything great, what have the daily with? no, no, no. daily mail with? no, no, no no. >> let her fit. let do >> let her fit. let her do her story. >> e’- y no, she doesn't want >> no, no, no, she doesn't want to that. she let her make to do that. she let her make peace move. is that what peace and mov

catastrophe, further. stay there and be silent , cynicism, it’s better to come up with a plan with garricknseless and merciless, there’s a video, there must be a video on the channel, i saw our camera up close, that is, it turns out from this conversation that i don’t give a damn about people, i don’t care about what’s happening, about the fact that people are dying, about the fact that a nightmare is happening, but he asks, is there personnel, or let’s take an example from... since almost 80% of the population is pro-russian, well, in fact , there is less western ukraine, let’s say, support for nationalists will cause antagonism, the population will vote for the bad yanukovych, so that there are no good nationalists , so they played on antagonisms, it was all explained and they said there were a small number of them, we can always defeat them, disperse them, but we will disperse them more, more yanukovych will make concessions, this situation was picked up by the americans completely, let's say... so they saddled this story, by the way , this is in the film, it just says that, generally s

because this play urgent in that moment, and it is an amazing play for black boys is on now, the garrick theater here in london's west end until may 4th. and of course, you can watch our whole interview with ryan kelly cameron next week online, you'll find it and all of our shows online, as i said, as podcasts that cnn.com slash podcast. and on all the major platforms. i'm christiane amanpour in london. thank you for watching and i'll see you again next week >> hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining me this saturday o

listen, the garrick is one of these london institutions that you hear about.ueen once, but no other women. occasionally you get big rounds about why aren't they allowing women ? it's so now they allowing women? it's so now everyone's quitting and now, well, off the back of the, membership being revealed, simon kc, the head of civil services , kc, the head of civil services, has quit. and richard moore, the head of m16, has quit, which i don't know. >> i mean, maybe we should just reclassify it as a men's safe space. maybe we should. it would all be allowed. >> maybe it would be protected in that case. but you know what? i've not necessarily got a problem being male, problem with it being all male, you that's what people you know, if that's what people want that's what people want to do, that's what people want to do, that's what people want i've got a problem, want to do. i've got a problem, actually, the whole private actually, with the whole private members just actually, with the whole private memianywhere just actually, with the whole private memianywhere

i know, that was i mean, you know, that was almost as wearing a almost as obvious as wearing a garrickome of their passes had were misspelled and, you know, words like leipzig misspelled , so like leipzig were misspelled, so they were very easy to pick up. and the weather at the moment finally. well, at least down here in wiltshire, it's lovely here in wiltshire, it's a lovely spnng here in wiltshire, it's a lovely spring march 24th, but spring day, march the 24th, but march 1944, in march the 24th, 1944, in silesia, was bitterly cold. and these chaps were wearing you know, the equivalent of kind of like chinos and a basic tunic , like chinos and a basic tunic, almost kind of like what i'm wearing here, and they got exhausted. they made mistakes. they stuck out like a sore thumb . and i think part of the problem is 50% of the escapers were english or british, and people who are british just look very british at times. and so, you know, there's a chap in the papers recently called desmond plunkett who thought that the escape was betrayed. but if you look at a picture of desmond plunkett

because this play urgent in that moment, and it is an amazing play for black boys is on now, the garrick theater here in london's west end until may 4th. and of course, you can watch our whole interview with ryan kelly cameron next week online, you'll find it and all of our shows online, as i said, as podcasts that cnn.com slash podcast. and on all the major platforms. i'm christiane amanpour in london. thank you for watching and i'll see you again next week >> hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining me this saturday on brig a whitfield? no. you do not need to adjust your televisions? yes. >> a little change on your screens. welcome to our new space here in atlanta. this is our new studio so are new home state of the art gorgeously bright and still the most important place for news and information. so let's get started. >> cnn's, breaking news. >> and we begin this our width breaking news, release and a philadelphia suburb had issued a shelter in place order after three people were shot to death, in what officials are calling a domestic related incident, a man honda is now underwa

contradict the fact that earlier this week, she took an explicitly political position with respect to garrick club membership, prompting the four old women we discussed yesterday to resign in a leaked memo seen by the guardian, said i wish to emphasise my commitment to diversity and inclusivity across the judiciary. we must continue our vital work in this area, including delivering on the work outlined in our diversity and inclusion strategy. it doesn't end here for the lord chief justice. not only does she seem to want to inject the judiciary with leftist groupthink, she also wants to take away from you one of the most basic of constitutional rights the right to trial by jury under the guise of efficiency, lord chief justice told bbc radio four yesterday that as a means of clearing the court backlog , that clearing the court backlog, that consideration should be given to recalibrating, which offences should be granted the option of being tried by jury or not. she acknowledged that this would limit the ability of a defendant to decide if they wanted their case to be heard by a jury, that is t

i will be breaking my silence on the garrick club membership row, as four more old women resign fromconcerned about this tradition of men only membership , why not for left wing

i will be breaking my silence on the garrick club membership row, as four more old women resign frome concerned about this tradition of men only membership , why not for left wing activists formerly of bbc, activists formerly of the bbc, jon has joined to work for jon sopel has joined to work for change from the inside. plus a farmer who was part of yesterday's demonstrations has dnven yesterday's demonstrations has driven all the way to westminster in his seven ton tractor to discuss the benefits of our farming industry. state of our farming industry. state of the starts now of the nation starts now. to be joined by my most theatrical panel barrister and former conservative mp jerry hayes, and the author and journalist michael crick. as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's of the it's your favourite part of the day. the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> jacob. thank you. good evening . first, let's update you evening. first, let's update you on the developments from the united states and baltimo

london about the garrick club. should women into should women be allowed into that of thing?ing? but you're talking you talking about a dating site. you know, gay male friends know, i have gay male friends who on grindr who say it's who are on grindr who say it's full women now. i mean, you full of women now. i mean, you know, sexual orientation is a form discrimination. form of discrimination. >> completely. i mean, it's >> no, completely. i mean, it's it time for, think, gay men it is time for, i think, gay men to and create a new space. i to go and create a new space. i mean, grindr is it's gone like, you you can't get it back. you can't you can't get it back. it's been infiltrated by this it's been so infiltrated by this nonsense like, sort it's been so infiltrated by this no let nse like, sort it's been so infiltrated by this no let ite like, sort it's been so infiltrated by this no let it go, like, sort it's been so infiltrated by this no let it go, them ke, sort it's been so infiltrated by this no let it go, them have)rt it's been so infiltrated by this no let it go, t

grovelling emails to staff at mi6 after the guardian revealed his shocking crime of membership of the garrickd . and which he has now resigned. and this wet wipe, first of all, said he was a member to change it from the inside. how gloriously pious, but not particularly credible reason for joining a club . and then he joining a club. and then he caved in to leftie pressure. surely people who safeguard this country from foreign enemies are meant to be tough and not blown over by a puff of politically correct wind? roger moore is certainly no richard moore or richard moore. no roger moore indeed , he's more likely to be indeed, he's more likely to be cast as a bond villain, nick nack, rather than jaws. we can at least be certain he wouldn't be blofeld because blofeld was a member of boodle's. thank you very much to my panel and to james. that's all from me . up james. that's all from me. up next is patrick christys. patrick, what's on your bill of fare evening ? fare this evening? >> well, keir starmer is in much more the more trouble than the establishment media would lead you to believe. we e

drooping from my singing, well, so that no one’s ears are drooping, and we are rehearsing bassker player garrickhe group. and yura, hello, this is anya ostrovskaya, please tell me, did the girl go missing last night? so you think you saw the kidnapping of taisi inilskaya in a dream? i saw how they kidnapped me. a certain girl, but i didn’t see her face because of the hood, i had a dream tonight, just then , as you say, taisti disappeared, uh-huh, the kidnappers were wearing masks of babies, yes, yes, interesting, but you say that the girl was kidnapped in the city, yes, yes, there were deserted streets, there were streetlights, uh-huh, according to our data, the girl was kidnapped outside the city, not far from the railway station and there are no such city buildings there in memory, there is a country road and a copse, that’s all, or maybe it’s a suburb, okay, let’s check the suburb, that’s it, come on, can you imagine, they want to try me out as a soloist at school rock band, oh, this is great, wow, but for this you need to go out of town, where the guys have a base, it’s very close, this is n

oh, they're still banging on about this all male garrick club as well.p cares. today the express pay up millions of women are owed pension payouts. there's pension payouts. look, there's a theme isn't theme here on the front, isn't there? let's go the daily there? let's go to the daily star. on star. dumbo's star. not on the star. dumbo's botswana threatens to send over 10,000 elephants to live in london's hyde park. can i just say ? don't throw me say botswana? don't throw me with a good time. that sounds fantastic. 10,000 elephants in hyde park. i'd say every hyde park. i'd say that every day i'll be there day of the week, i'll be there now. i wouldn't i would quit my job i'd. i would go and job and i'd. and i would go and spend my with elephants spend all my time with elephants in botswana in hyde park. if botswana decided to send 10,000 of them. but i'm joined now but anyway, here i'm joined now by panel. the by my panel. i've got the wonderful daily telegraph columnist allison pearson, founding chairman global founding chairman of global britain and

we lost garrick cole. but the steady yankees with a $450 million payroll. the new guy with really good throw that, i guess he was out at the plate. i'm not quite sure. >> oh, he was out. >> they called him out, so we'll let ya have it. >> whatever. >> they called him out, confirmed by the replay. yeah, fell down 4-0. nester cortez, the opening day starter because cole is out for a bit. but he pitched well beyond the first inning. it is true, joe, if you look at the -- if the yankees can pitch this year, this is the open question for any team, if people get hurt, that lineup is brutal. i mean, there is no break in it for the opponent. so if you have soto and judge coming next, they're going to be very tough. but the division, the orioles look great, the jays, it'll be tough. >> i still got to say, when you're watching the yankees play the astros, it is really like, okay, it's hitler versus stalin. who are you going to cheer for? >> wow, wow. >> i guess, okay. >> measles and mumps. >> exactly, measles and mumps might be a better way to put it. that's quite so