the gaelic version of mary and aideen was just my middle name. wow.l my documents as moira and i don't relate to being moira. >> but you've remained aideen for commercial purposes. >> yeah, moira is just smoking benson and hedges. she's not a glamorous woman like aideen. yeah. >> staying with the fertility crisis. aideen or moira, it seems companies could be doing more, according to the guardian. but then again, couldn't they always again, this is this is very interesting because again, as a self—employed person, i suppose i have a small amount of bitterness about this. >> yeah. can we have it all? you know, can you have the career and maternity and maternity leave and, you know, your fertility? it seems like you have to make a choice and stick with it. and we want our lives to be perfect. and if we can't have a child, people go to extreme lengths to have one and spend an awful lot of money and go through a lot of pain. >> so i suppose we're talking about ivf, broadly speaking. >> i suppose what they're talking about is people having time off ivf. you

comedian aideen mcqueen.cademic and political commentator lisa mckenzie, and the communications adviser linda doebele. good evening to you all. welcome along. >> good evening. hi, christmas. >> good evening. hi, christmas. >> is it still okay? yeah. yeah, absolutely. >> i'll take that. >> i'll take that. >> i'll take that. >> i would say ladies first, but i'm outnumbered. so, linda, should we start with you? you're a comms specialist, a comms adviser. what's going on with kemi? >> well, i was here two nights >> well, i was here two ni

and tonight i've got kerry howie and tonight i've got kerry marks and aideen mcqueen on my panel to take you through tomorrow's top stories. this is headliners. but before friday's news, let's go to tonight's headunes news, let's go to tonight's headlines with will hollis. >> thank you. josh, your top story at 11:00. the government will not change the terrorist status of the rebels who toppled the syrian regime. according to the syrian regime. according to the defence secretary, speaking after an emergency cobra meeting, john healey said the government is laser focused on stopping a resurgence of terror groups like isis in the middle east. but he says now is not the time to consider removing hayat tahnr time to consider removing hayat tahrir al—sham from the proscribed terror list. >> description is not. >> description is not. >> sorry, did i forget to put a sting in there or something? >> talking to all the parties and our interest in hds is that they live up to their promises to protect the rights of all individuals and all groups, to respect international law, and to prevent syria bec

comedian aideen mcqueen.demic and political commentator lisa mckenzie, and the communications adviser linda doebele. good evening to you all. welcome along. >> good evening. hi, christmas. >> good evening. hi, christmas. >> is it still okay? yeah. yeah, absolutely. >> i'll take that. >> i'll take that. >> i'll take that. >> i would say ladies first, but i'm outnumbered. so, linda, should we start with you? you're a comms specialist, a comms adviser. what's going on with kemi? >> well, i was here two nights ago, and what i said at the time was, i think she shouldn't have intervened at that point. that was bad timing and b she did not underpin her comments with evidence. those are two critical mistakes early in the day. and she made both errors really clearly. and i think there would have been no telegraph page one lead had she just stayed out of the bbc, the bbc. there we are. yeah. so i think that she needs. i don't, i don't think she's going to apologise. i don't think that's in her nature. i think that's in

i've got comedians josh howie and aideen mcqueen taking you through tonight's top stories. this is headliners. hello, and welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top stories with three comedians. before we dive in, let's take a quick look at what josh and nadine will have to work with on tuesday's front pages. the telegraph pm night's khan in reward for failure. the daily mail pm's reward for failure as sadiq khan is knighted sounds like the same story. the times pubuc like the same story. the times public sector plan to trade pensions for higher pay. the sun now we want justice for our liam the eye newspaper. post office scandal victims are given honours but wait for compensation still goes on, and the daily star eggheads we've cracked baldness. do apologise. some of those papers seem not to have appeared on your screens, but hopefully we'll have that sorted by the time we come back to them around half way through. so that's the front pages fully looked at. let's let's take a looked at. let's let's take a look at the daily mail in our first degree of detail. >

but before we get stuck in, let's have a peek at what kerry and aideen will have to work through on friday's front pages. the daily telegraph andrews links to china spy revealed the sun palace xmas party, punch up the guardian some jury trials may be axed in planned to ease court backlog. the daily express questions must be answered over awful case. the metro out to lunch and finally the daily star sarnie short of a picnic. kerry. hello. you have a tie on. you're looking attractive. congratulations. merry christmas. what's the mail going with? what are you after? what are you after? what are you trying to get out of me? what do you want? >> will you give me like this before? >> will you give me a lift home? >> will you give me a lift home? >> okay. >> okay. >> yes. >> yes. >> it starts with a big thing at the top that says extreme treatments that really are stopping me. and in big letters, going bald. even though my wife doesn't care, which i'm not going to talk about at all. but i thought you might. >> i hate bald people. >> i hate bald people. >> yes. there you go. okay, so moving on. and