albie dive into inheritance tax? albie yeah, definitely.get rid of it? >> i think it could potentially really be a vote winner, but we already heard, i think earlier on jeremy on this week that jeremy hunt was out tax cuts before was ruling out tax cuts before the next general election . so the next general election. so i think idea that of a think the idea that all of a sudden 48 later, he's sudden in 48 hours later, he's decided actually we're going to scrap seems to scrap inheritance tax, seems to be for the birds. and i be maybe for the birds. and i think more broadly , when i see think more broadly, when i see these, maybe last ditch ideas that the conservatives are coming up with to win the next general election, i just think, well, years to do well, you've had 13 years to do what . why haven't what you wanted. why haven't you done that done any of the stuff that you've if you you've wanted to do if you wanted to cut inheritance tax, why not do that in 2015? why not do in 2013? do it in do it in 2013? why not do it in 2017? i do it in

albie said, do so much worse.ing yes, but so do white working class children. >> that point about >> but on that point about white working children, ben leo, working class children, ben leo, would it also be wrong if there was special saturday lessons to help white working class children with their with their numeracy and literacy? >> why you have to segregate >> why do you have to segregate by colour? >> just just give me an answer. >> just just give me an answer. >> would you segregate by colour? >> because reason your answer, your explanation is it your explanation is false. it seems assume the seems to assume that the segregation trying to segregation occurs at trying to deal with inequality. the deal with the inequality. the segregation there in society segregation is there in society and how the opportunities are dished out. don't try and tell me that black people are overrepresented in top universities , cities or top universities, cities or top jobs. how many black people are running 100 companies or runni

albie dive into inheritance tax? albie yeah, definitely.t it, to get rid of it? >> i think it could potentially really be a vote winner, but we already heard, i think earlier on jeremy on this week that jeremy hunt was out tax cuts before was ruling out tax cuts before the next general election . so the next general election. so i think idea that all a think the idea that all of a suddenin think the idea that all of a sudden in hours later, he's sudden in 48 hours later, he's decided actually we're going to sudden in 48 hours later, he's decid

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no, i but going going back what >> but going going back to what albie a real albie said, it's still a issues that women face. so if you were given the a marketing the budget to do a marketing campaign, your campaign, what would your marketing campaign look like? >> think a marketing >> i don't think a marketing campaign would solve issue. campaign would solve the issue. you with you need to actually deal with the terms real the issue in real terms in real communities, not just put together armed women. >> women had guns, >> four women had guns, legalised sorted, stuck. legalised guns sorted, stuck. >> you say >> i mean, i'll stop you say what no. the idea of what you want. no. the idea of arming with oh, you arming women with guns. oh, you think handle guns? think women can't handle guns? no. can handle a gun. no. anyone can handle a gun. >> but maybe have a gun. >> but maybe you have a gun. >> but maybe you have a gun. >> to going made. >> you're to going made. >> you're to going made. >> doesn't. >> it doesn't. >> it doesn't. >> it doesn't strikes me into the mix. >> it doesn't stri

no, i but going going back what >> but going going back to what albie a real albie said, it's still a issues that women face. so if you were given the a marketing the budget to do a marketing campaign, your campaign, what would your marketing campaign look like? >> think a marketing >> i don't think a marketing campaign would solve issue. campaign would solve the issue. you with you need to actually deal with the terms real the issue in real terms in real communities, not just put together armed women. >> women had guns, >> four women had guns, legalised sorted, stuck. legalised guns sorted, stuck. >> you say >> i mean, i'll stop you say what no. the idea of what you want. no. the idea of arming with oh, you arming women with guns. oh, you think handle guns? think women can't handle guns? no. can handle a gun. no. anyone can handle a gun. >> but maybe have a gun. >> but maybe you have a gun. >> but maybe you have a gun. >> to going made. >> you're to going made. >> you're to going made. >> doesn't. >> it doesn't. >> it doesn't. >> it doesn't strikes me into the mix. >> it doesn't stri

exactly when albie taxpayer. exactly when albie amankona is in there, it'll be exactly the same .xactly the same. now it's time for our next discussion. up next, it's emily and she's wondering why. former pm tony blair is back on the scene. it's time for the carver palaver. >> yes. does anyone else notice that he's been piping up? >> he's been quite vocal recently , but he did say recently, but he did say something quite sensible this week in an interview about climate change. he suggested that costly green policies here in the uk are futile because our carbon emissions are dwarfed by countries like china . the that countries like china. the that is demonstrably the case. leading by example is one thing, but no ulez scheme or heat pump rollout is going to have the slightest impact on the global temperature. i think that's quite obvious. it's quite amusing actually to see blair, the liberal the great liberal internationalist , appear internationalist, appear a little sceptical of net zero little sceptical of the net zero drive. how unfashionable him. drive. how unfashionable of him

exactly when albie taxpayer. exactly when albie amankona is in there, it'll be exactly the same .xactly the same. now it's time for our next discussion. up next, it's emily and she's wondering why. former pm tony blair is back on the scene. it's time for the carver palaver. >> yes. does anyone else notice that he's been piping up? >> he's been quite vocal recently , but he did say recently, but he did say something quite sensible this week in an interview about climate change. he suggested that costly green policies here in the uk are futile because our carbon emissions are dwarfed by countries like china . the that countries like china. the that is demonstrably the case. leading by example is one thing, but no ulez scheme or heat pump rollout is going to have the slightest impact on the global temperature. i think that's quite obvious. it's quite amusing actually to see blair, the liberal the great liberal internationalist , appear internationalist, appear a little sceptical of net zero little sceptical of the net zero drive. how unfashionable him. drive. how unfashionable of him

leo messi in barcelona we are talking about the defender albi and the uruguayan striker luisisen. russian football premier league starts next friday. in the meantime , the participants of the rpl are holding the final control matches, the bronze medalist of the last championship. moscow. spartak played the day before in moscow at the home stadium against the bronze medalist of the azerbaijan football championship of the neftchin club for a friendly match spartak not in chi. approximately 20,000 fans came. red and white won with a score 2-0 scored within three minutes at the end of the first half goals in the account. pavel meleushin and quintsia. promesa new season in rpl spartak will start on sunday. in the first round, the red white house in moscow will play against orenburg, the president of the international olympic committee, thomas bach, called for not to allow discrimination of russian and belarusian athletes on the basis of nationality about this, the head could said during an online round table, thomas bach once again spoke about the fact that according to recommendations

i'm darren grimes , along with albie grimes, along with albie amankona emily carver, benjamin butterworthght on the show. why are we treating foreigners better than our own veterans? is anyone else sick of virtue signalling celebrities like carol vorderman complaining about the conservative party ? conservative party? >> tony blair's been talking a lot this week, hasn't he? what is he up to? the era of global boiling is here, and you need to take off your tinfoil hats. >> and why the nanny state need to stay away from our booze. it's 8 pm. and this is the. saturday five. >> well , come saturday five. >> well, come to the saturday five. >> well , come to the saturday >> well, come to the saturday five. whatever your political views may be, you can bank on us to deliver an hour of entertainment. i've to deliver an hour of entertainment . i've finally entertainment. i've finally recovered from the trauma of turning 30. emily's jetted back from santorini , and benjamin has from santorini, and benjamin has bravely made it into the studio despite breaking his finger nail last week whilst moving

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i'm darren grimes , along with albie amankona the show. it's time, folks , that actually we time, folks, that actually we got what we voted for when it comes to border controls . comes to border controls. >> sadiq khan stooge amy lame should not have been awarded freedom of the city of london for her failure over london's nightlife . nightlife. >> why do we need to bring back the disapproving glare when it comes to antisocial behaviour ? comes to antisocial behaviour? >> why it's critical for equality that we keep inheritance tax. >> it is time that we had a minister for men. it's 8:00 and this is the . this is the. saturday five. >> welcome to the saturday five. the best saturday night gb news. >> congratulations gb news. >> cong best ations gb news. >> congbest news presenter at nation's best news presenter at the bristol tric awards it's the bristol tric awards. it's saturday night and this the bristol tric awards. it's saturday five.t and this the bristol tric awards. it's saturday five. i'mj this the bristol tric awards. it'

i'm darren grimes , along with albie grimes, along with albie amankona emily carver, benjamin butterworthonight on the show. why are we treating foreigners better than our own veterans? is anyone else sick of virtue signalling celebrities like carol vorderman complaining about the conservative party ? conservative party? >> tony blair's been talking a lot this week, hasn't he? what is he up to? the era of global boiling is here, and you need to take off your tinfoil hats. >> and why the nanny state need to stay away from our booze. it's 8 pm. and this is the. saturday five. >> well , come saturday five. >> well, come to the saturday five. >> well , come to the saturday >> well, come to the saturday five. whatever your political views may be, you can bank on us to deliver an hour of entertainment. i've to deliver an hour of entertainment . i've finally entertainment. i've finally recovered from the trauma of turning 30. emily's jetted back from santorini , and benjamin has from santorini, and benjamin has bravely made it into the studio despite breaking his finger nail last week whilst mov

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. >> i'm albie amankona along with matthew stadlen. >> lin mei. benji loughnane, leo kearse .ight on the show. benjamin what are you talking about today? well i believe that we should abolish the office of the mayor of london i believe that cancel culture is ruining comedy . matthew what are you comedy. matthew what are you talking about today? >> i'm going to ask all of you guys and people at home what single reason they can give me to vote conservative at the next general election. >> interesting. lynn, what are you talking about today? well as brexiteers, think you talking about today? well as brexiteers, thirof time. thank i'm running out of time. thank you both. thank you for being with me this evening. we'll be back the same time next week. back at the same time next week. and is the wonderful and and up next is the wonderful and incomparable

. >> i'm albie amankona along with matthew stadlen. >> lin mei. benji loughnane, leo kearse .

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in amritsar and - terrible history in amritsar and throughout the process the team had always said albids of unsung heroes who work hard to provide the best experience for patients. going to hospital can be an anxious time and we ve spoken to some of the nhs staff helping to make the experience less daunting by offering a warm welcome to those in need. good morning, main outpatients. hi, my name is keith. i work at the outpatients reception at the huddersfield royal infirmary. the job that i do is totally different to any otherjob i've done in the nhs. i'm at front of house at the main entrance of the hospital. up to the first floor. .. i was about to retire actually two years ago, then became ill and during covid and coming back to work was supernatural, really. nice to see you! long time since i've seen you. 20 years, pal. 20 years. wow. yeah. it's a good job that you're doing as well. yeah. thank you very much, colleague. hello, charlie. lovely to see you. who's this? this is ivy. hello, ivy. hello. i'm alison. hello, i'mjohn. we work as volunteers on reception at huddersfield royal