i don't want anyone to forget aboutin. our kids are suffering.this has impacted a generation of children. i tweet about issues you know censorship, other various illiberal isms are happening right now in country. i don't know anything that interests me in the news with the benefit of a little bit of hindsight and time, would you change anything you did during this period? no no, i think i did the right thing and i was true to mysel so i you know i try to be grateful that i have the to say anything ianyone can do. i'm not hurt by the names. they call me now. so i don't regret any of it. yeah. who's chris and what happened? chris is? my brother. we used to be close, so i thought we did not agree on code and policy he was a fervent lock down. i was a pretty passionate anti-lockdown owner in the beginning, like the first year we talked about our disagreement. but it became too fraught and we haven't spoken several years two or three years at this point. he, hisnds my views to be dangerously critical doctors. he position that not doctor took individua

we should have done aboutin thi. there is absently no excuse for it.ate his performance not just base this particular incident but also in what he has done throughout his years in the armed forces and clearly a tremendous coalition in support of ukraine. he has been steadfast and ensuring nato stays together and is stronger. we have got to evaluate the performance and that may be a lapse in one case that obviously a serious case for men of color likese ourselves who deal with prostate cancer is a serious case. >> representative adriano espaillat the state of new york, the city of new york a democrat and member of the appropriation and the democratic caucus sprayed a lot of titles and thank you. [laughter] >> thank you. [laughter] thank you. >> coming up tonight on cspan2 the house oversight committee considers a resolution to hold hundred biden contempt of congress house speaker mike john

but this guy is a fundamentalist christian, like the people you were talking aboutin the people you weres gay marriage, and he was a big fan of keeping section 28, which was all about, um, prohibited ing the discussion of sexuality in schools. so humza yousaf is in quite an interesting state because he's dragging scotland down with him . down with him. >> the snp are super far left progressive party should not be having dinner with this if he's going to be taking money, you know, huge sums of money from, uh, from a fundamentalist christian that's surely going to have influence. christian that's surely going to havyou're influence. christian that's surely going to havyou're absolutelyluence. christian that's surely going to havyou're absolutely right.3. christian that's surely going to havyou're absolutely right. but >> you're absolutely right. but going to the big problem going back to the big problem and says babies were going back to the big problem and with s babies were going back to the big problem and with neonatalbies were going back to the big problem and with neonatal abstinence

um, then is normally talked aboutin on.at we have mouse debate that we, we have of, um, so you think of, um, so you don't think america is the model and you don't out don't think outand out privatisation is the answer necessarily ? no, i think that necessarily? no, i think that there's . got to be a combination there's. got to be a combination of financing. i think people do have to accept more and more responsibility for the cost of which they're doing, because otherwise you're waiting years for operations that need . for operations that you need. you're if orthopaedic you're if it's an orthopaedic operation, then you could be in pain with a knee operation or a hip for years . and who wants to hip for years. and who wants to go if you've got the money and people spend £10,000 on a cruise, could spend the cruise, you could spend the money on getting a new knee. >> we'll definitely. and here's money on getting a new knee. >> problem, nitely. and here's money on getting a new knee. >> problem, lisa, 1. and here's money on get

know, as as well because, you know, as your last week was talking your guest last week was talking aboutin about in scotland, they're going to you know, to criminalise not you know, affirming your child, which is this where things go a bit far? >> because when children >> because i think when children are involved, people are going to more . they're not to say, no more. they're not going right ? going to stand for that right? >> yeah. >> e- em— >> i mean, you'd hope so. certainly a people are certainly a lot of people are waking up for lack of waking up for the lack of a better phrase to this problem, especially younger and especially because younger and younger kids are being pushed into using puberty blockers and taking hormones and taking cross—sex hormones and even now we have even surgeries. and now we have data komodo did data on this. komodo health did a study on insurance claims , and a study on insurance claims, and it shows the numbers in the united . how many kids united states. how many kids are now assigned this this, now being assigned this this, you dis order gender, you kno

charities, people at large to hean charities, people at large to hear, learn and understand more aboutinse, cats. so i actually think in the long run it will do more good than bad. so i mean, i'm sure and like you said, i'm sure claudia schiffer loves that cat would never want to bring harm to it. um, it was a safe bag for the cat to be in, so i think. yeah, i think you're right. i think actually the fact that she's done this in the long run be a positive thing. yeah. >> okay. ellie phillips, showbiz reporter. good to see you reporter. really good to see you this morning. thank you very much this morning. thank you very mu we should add claudia >> we should just add claudia schiffer. she hasn't yet commented . she do during commented. she might do during today, put lots of today, but she's put lots of pictures and videos on her on her social media. but she hasn't actually commented on what certain saying. certain charities are saying. >> it is dividing >> yeah, but it is dividing people, arnie says. i don't see how this is he uses one how this is cruel. he uses one himself when he's on a

is that anything that that you've heard aboutin anything that that you've heard about in your experienceout that? does it happen ? that? does it happen? >> but in my experience, i've been okay in the schools. i've been okay in the schools. i've been teaching for a decade. um, but what i will say is this is true. there are cases of my friends who are teachers who've had difficulty had real difficulty with behaviour and i think behaviour issues, and i think this is one thing where schools are a reflection society. you are a reflection of society. you know our society's homes , know, our society's homes, broken homes, children coming from these into school environments. if they don't respect their family home, parental environment, why are they going to respect someone externally a teacher ? and externally in a teacher? and again, trying to think again, if we're trying to think about about about rishi sunak talked about education being the silver bullet to solving many of our country's woes . if that really country's woes. if that really is the case, then our schooling system has to be real

and we've got enough to be de—motivate aboutin got enough to be de—motivate about in january, you knowic time over christmas , um, indulged not christmas, um, indulged not perhaps thought about our health as much as we should have done so. it's s really understand why people don't set the resolutions . but i'm actually a big fan of seizing the almost like that new, refreshed, brand new start attitude and making some resolutions, but they just have to be realistic. and i think that's the biggest reason why people fall. and i think it's most people fall before the end of january, and that's it. it's given up for the rest of the yean given up for the rest of the year, you know, and i hear people say next year i'll do better. um and it's because the goal , whether it's lose weight goal, whether it's lose weight or , or start to exercise or eat or, or start to exercise or eat better, it's just to general to big and we really have to it's our wellness centre. we talk to people about being a little bit more specific , so that they are more specific, so that they are much more achievable. >> s

with the europeans especially when europeans again, especially when my space hat on, as you know aboutinspace adviser to the government. we're starting to work quite , we're starting to work quite, you know, hand in glove with the europeans again on that front. and that's quite welcome because it's that's what's it's security and that's what's dnven it's security and that's what's driven think the driven that. so i think the grown ups in the room are starting to realise now that yes, know, we've a big yes, you know, we've got a big trading our doorstep. trading market on our doorstep. we eye to eye with we didn't see eye to eye with the political differences. and that's should proud. that's where we should be proud. we ourselves from it, we detached ourselves from it, but where we take this from but it's where we take this from here has delayed purely here and it has delayed purely simply of covid wars. >> okay, david, from outer >> okay, david, um, from outer space to underwater fishing . space to underwater fishing. fishing a hugely totemic fishing was a hugely totemic morecambe, you k

and secondly, again, i do think it's not an either or in terms of what darren's talking aboutin termsknow, the coming at it after things have happened . it after things have happened. and but we've got to also stop it from happening in the first place. and that's things place. and that's where things like really like youth provision really do make had an make a difference. you had an incredible young man on here who i actually met in the green room when i was here. the other day called who called nathaniel peat, who is helping are being helping children who are being groomed into gangs, particularly online, and getting into these knife crimes. and you know, the stuff that he does is a lot around giving the mother outlets things like boxing or other other sort of ways of getting out aggression, of finding a different, more safe community for these children . for these children. >> is part of it that actually and i know idris elba is somebody who disagree completely on this. this week , but should on this. this week, but should prison be mandatory for knife crime , or is it a case of, y

you're watin debt, and it's probablyu are in debt, and it's probably the first thing that you think aboutinst thing that you think about in morning, help, about in a morning, get help, ask . whether you see ask for help. whether you see a gap there is worth looking at onune gap there is worth looking at online or online help advice, or there's a few charities out there. >> but it is terrifying feeling that you're in debt and not knowing how to get out of it. it is terrifying knowing if you've got any experience of that. do get in touch gbviews@gbnews.com. okay let's see what the weather's going to do for you today. >> it's craig. >> it's craig. >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast i'm craig snell. we're looking ahead to today. most of us should see some sunshine at times. and for all it will be feeling very mild. so we start the day actually with a touch of frost in the east. but here we'll see bright skies from the word go elsewhere. a fair amount of and maybe the of cloud around and maybe the odd and spot of rain. but odd spit and spot of rain. but most of this