with me, andrew doyle . tonight. with me, andrew doyle.ics in the showbiz world as well from an ex cabinet minister swapping westminster for the to jungle royals starting a netflix war with their own family , the last year their own family, the last year has been anything but boring . has been anything but boring. and to give us our roundup of some of the major showbiz stories of the year, i'm to say i'm now joined showbiz i'm now joined by showbiz journalist stephanie techy. thanks joining low thanks so much forjoining low entry. i to start vivienne entry. i want to start vivienne westwood because obviously it's very, very sad news of it passing the other day . were you passing the other day. were you a fan? i was a massive fan of vivienne westwood. when you think of fashion and icons dame vivienne westwood is right at the top of that there will be another there'll be no other like vivienne westwood. she was definitely a rebel without a cause from her designs from when she entered the industry in the seventies. you know coming ushering pu

with me, andrew doyle . tonight. with me, andrew doyle.s in the showbiz world as well from an ex cabinet minister swapping westminster for the to jungle royals starting a netflix war with their own family , the last year their own family, the last year has been anything but boring . has been anything but boring. and to give us our roundup of some of the major showbiz stories of the year, i'm to say i'm now joined showbiz i'm now joined by showbiz journalist stephanie techy. thanks joining low thanks so much forjoining low entry. i to start vivienne entry. i want to start vivienne westwood because obviously it's very, very sad news of it passing the other day . were you passing the other day. were you a fan? i was a massive fan of vivienne westwood. when you think of fashion and icons dame vivienne westwood is right at the top of that there will be another there'll be no other like vivienne westwood. she was definitely a rebel without a cause from her designs from when she entered the industry in the seventies. you know coming ushering punk

i'm andrew doyle. mark dolan this new year's eve and we've got a jam packed hour lined up for you. my all star panel and i will be taking look at tomorrow's front pages. they land hot off the presses. plus going to be debating whether christianity presses. plus going to be debtrole whether christianity presses. plus going to be debtrole wmodernhristianity presses. plus going to be debtrole wmodern dayianity presses. plus going to be debtrole wmodern day britain has role in modern day britain and new year's resolutions are a waste time. i'll also be waste of time. i'll also be looking back at some of the biggest moments politics from biggest moments in politics from the ukip deputy the last with ukip and deputy leader jane. and i'll leader rebecca jane. and i'll look at the future of british aristocracy in the aftermath of the death of her majesty the queen. but before all of that, here's the with ray here's the news with ray anderson . here's the anderson anderson. here's the latest from the gb news. t

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andrew doyle . nation with me. andrew doyle.istmas song and for many it's the pogues and fairytale of new york over years, however, pressure has been put on radio stations to edit out two words from the lyrics that are deemed by some to be homophobic and sexist insults. back in two thousand and seven, radio one decided to remove the words as quote. some members of the audience might find them offensive. radio two has now joined the fold this year. journalist and author ella whelan has been writing about this spoke to this week and this for spoke to this week and she now. good evening, she joins me now. good evening, ella this debate appears to be ella. this debate appears to be perennial. it seems as though every year we have a debate about the pogues and kirsty mccoll singing fairytale of new york . and it the case york. and it wasn't the case that radio one decided ages that some radio one decided ages ago weren't going to ago that they weren't going to play ago that they weren't going to play radiate or two play it, but radia

andrew doyle . nation with me. andrew doyle.ristmas song and for many it's the pogues and fairytale of new york over years, however, pressure has been put on radio stations to edit out two words from the lyrics that are deemed by some to be homophobic and sexist insults. back in two thousand and seven, radio one decided to remove the words as quote. some members of the audience might find them offensive. radio two has now joined the fold this year. journalist and author ella whelan has been writing about this spoke to this week and this for spoke to this week and she now. good evening, she joins me now. good evening, ella this debate appears to be ella. this debate appears to be perennial. it seems as though every year we have a debate about the pogues and kirsty mccoll singing fairytale of new york . and it the case york. and it wasn't the case that radio one decided ages that some radio one decided ages ago weren't going to ago that they weren't going to play ago that they weren't going to play radiate or two play it, but radi

welcome back to headliners with me andrew doyle.y's newspapers but i'm going to start with the daily mail in this section. and do you agree these parents? are agree with these parents? are of. yeah or if i ever whatever parents refuse to let doctors use vaccinated blood and life saving surgery on their baby boy they've got a little son he needs surgery he would have had a few weeks ago if not for the fact that the parents are refusing to allow the blood to use in the surgery to be have people who've had the vaccine so they mistrust the vaccine they mistrust the vaccine and what's happening is they've been taken to court the high court in new zealand by the are basically who are trying to shift the guardianship from the parents to the hospital in order for them the hospital in order for them the for the hospital to go now going to do so now the thing to me is whether you have these concerns or not and i have i got my son vaccinated the first one and i actually regret that just because the effect it has on children and it's unnecessar

welcome back to headliners with me andrew doyle.newspapers but i'm going to start with the daily mail in this section. and do you agree these parents? are agree with these parents? are of. yeah or if i ever whatever parents refuse to let doctors use vaccinated blood and life saving surgery on their baby boy they've got a little son he needs surgery he would have had a few weeks ago if not for the fact that the parents are refusing to allow the blood to use in the surgery to be have people who've had the vaccine so they mistrust the vaccine they mistrust the vaccine and what's happening is they've been taken to court the high court in new zealand by the are basically who are trying to shift the guardianship from the parents to the hospital in order for them the hospital in order for them the for the hospital to go now going to do so now the thing to me is whether you have these concerns or not and i have i got my son vaccinated the first one and i actually regret that just because the effect it has on children and it's unnecessary do

but it's andrew doyle.ltrated all, all of our institution become institution lines and become this anybody who this this mantra. anybody who doesn't by it gets gets doesn't abide by it gets gets hounded so people are hounded out. and so people are afraid speak against is afraid to speak out against is it's ridiculous. i mean what will people find unacceptable in the future i think they'll find a this kind of a lot of this kind of things. i mean, these are going to think quite probably in about quite clearly, probably in about ten years, 15 time, ten years, 15 years time, i would hope. but alfred lord tennyson, you know, you're if tennyson, you know, if you're if you're if all you're you're if you're if all you're worried when read is worried about when you read is his towards racial his attitudes towards racial groups, would be of his groups, which would be of his time. yeah but unacceptable today you're not not today then you're not not grappling poetry you grappling with the poetry you you've the you've c

but it's andrew doyle.ltrated all, all of our institution become institution lines and become this anybody who this this mantra. anybody who doesn't by it gets gets doesn't abide by it gets gets hounded so people are hounded out. and so people are afraid speak against is afraid to speak out against is it's ridiculous. i mean what will people find unacceptable in the future i think they'll find a this kind of a lot of this kind of things. i mean, these are going to think quite probably in about quite clearly, probably in about ten years, 15 time, ten years, 15 years time, i would hope. but alfred lord tennyson, you know, you're if tennyson, you know, if you're if you're if all you're you're if you're if all you're worried when read is worried about when you read is his towards racial his attitudes towards racial groups, would be of his groups, which would be of his time. yeah but unacceptable today you're not not today then you're not not grappling poetry you grappling with the poetry you you've the you've c

welcome back to headline is with me andrew doyle. we're going jump me andrew doyle.t back into it with the daily the bbc has accused of infusing its shows with a leftwing bias here the thought that steve yet daily mail big fans of the bbc as they are massive fans they say that to the bbc is warping modern britain by left wing woke viewers to have that word so far today in storyline dramas including eastenders vigil i don't watch any of these and i think this annoyingly is both right and wrong . it's the piece right and wrong. it's the piece of research for the campaign for common sense. the thing about bias is biases is that you will find the bias that you look for. yeah, i remember from my time of working at the beeb, both as a broadcaster , technically an broadcaster, technically an actor , you get complaints from actor, you get complaints from both sides because both see the complaint. bbc , this complaint. oh, the bbc, this absolute mouthpiece of , the absolute mouthpiece of, the government, that tory loving government, all that tory loving , do get messages? yes

welcome back to headline is with me andrew doyle. we're going jump me andrew doyle.t back into it with the daily the bbc has accused of infusing its shows with a leftwing bias here the thought that steve yet daily mail big fans of the bbc as they are massive fans they say that to the bbc is warping modern britain by left wing woke viewers to have that word so far today in storyline dramas including eastenders vigil i don't watch any of these and i think this annoyingly is both right and wrong . it's the piece right and wrong. it's the piece of research for the campaign for common sense. the thing about bias is biases is that you will find the bias that you look for. yeah, i remember from my time of working at the beeb, both as a broadcaster , technically an broadcaster, technically an actor , you get complaints from actor, you get complaints from both sides because both see the complaint. bbc , this complaint. oh, the bbc, this absolute mouthpiece of , the absolute mouthpiece of, the government, that tory loving government, all that tory loving , do get messages? yes

yeah my name is andrew doyle . join me every sunday doyle.at 7 pm. for free speech nation. this is a show where we address current affairs and news stories of week with the help of two wonderful comedian panellists. i brought in comics because i want to give it a lighter edge and also they work for let's see that . looking work for let's see that. looking ahead to tomorrow's weather and the uk is looking dry across the south—east, but showers elsewhere some will be wintry in the north. let's take look at the north. let's take look at the details. it be a cold start across scotland with some icy stretches in places . further stretches in places. further wintry showers will also move northern and western areas with a met office. yellow snow . ice a met office. yellow snow. ice warning in force. boxing day will also start cold across northern ireland with a yellow ice warning in effect. showers will also spread across the country throughout the morning. many north eastern parts of england will start the dry with a patchy frost. further west, tho

andrew doyle.and tonight i'm joined by the headliners, a team of josh, howie and leo kearse . of josh, howie and leo kearse. first, though, let's charge through the front pages and let's have a look at a start with the daily mail. so the daily mail has it's beginning to look a lot like a christmas general strike. i don't like xmas . they should write xmas. they should write christmas airport staff apparently i've joined rail road and ambulance for their walk out. not good news there. the telegraph now army fury as soldiers ordered to give up christmas over strike so we're going to be getting to that in just one moment. thursday's guardian is running with gove ignores climate warnings to approve first coal mine in 30 years. financial times now she's zero—covid controls loosened as evidence mounts of damage to trade. thursday's mirror runs with hancock get me out of hand looks at matt hancock won't be returning to politics as planned and then thursday's times and now christmas flights hit by air poin

andrew doyle.and tonight i'm joined by the headliners, a team of josh, howie and leo kearse . of josh, howie and leo kearse. first, though, let's charge through the front pages and let's have a look at a start with the daily mail. so the daily mail has it's beginning to look a lot like a christmas general strike. i don't like xmas . they should write xmas. they should write christmas airport staff apparently i've joined rail road and ambulance for their walk out. not good news there. the telegraph now army fury as soldiers ordered to give up christmas over strike so we're going to be getting to that in just one moment. thursday's guardian is running with gove ignores climate warnings to approve first coal mine in 30 years. financial times now she's zero—covid controls loosened as evidence mounts of damage to trade. thursday's mirror runs with hancock get me out of hand looks at matt hancock won't be returning to politics as planned and then thursday's times and now christmas flights hit by air poin

i've been andrew doyle. my wonderful doyle.n and seiji guests, nick dixon and seiji takahashi. see takahashi. we're going to see you, tomorrow night you, of course, tomorrow night at every night at at o'clock and every night at 11:00, we take you through the next newspapers for headliners. hope lovely weekend. hope you have a lovely weekend. see tomorrow. farewell . but hello, happy friday. i'm back with my weekly show here on every friday night at 7 pm. with a bit of fun, fierce and fearless debate . coming up on fearless debate. coming up on the show tonight, we'll be looking at the release of the census stats and debating identity politics. we'll also be talking about the royal race rally and whether lady susan hussey was right to resign. no show and then i'll be speaking to nina

i've been andrew doyle. my wonderful doyle.dixon and seiji guests, nick dixon and seiji takahashi. see takahashi. we're going to see you, tomorrow night you, of course, tomorrow night at every night at at o'clock and every night at 11:00, we take you through the next newspapers for headliners. hope lovely weekend. hope you have a lovely weekend. see tomorrow. farewell . oh good evening i'm on as porter in the gb newsroom tv online and debbie , this is. in the gb newsroom tv online and debbie , this is . gb news. it's debbie, this is. gb news. it's been confirmed . six young been confirmed. six young children in the uk have died from a strep a the uk health security agencies, they're investigating after a rise in rare invasive strep with five deaths of under tens england since september . deaths of under tens england since september. a child also died in wales year. health officials say . they've seen officials say. they've seen a slight rise in cases strep a which can cause scarlet the deaths and serious complications from the

i've been andrew doyle. my wonderful doyle.xon and seiji guests, nick dixon and seiji takahashi. see takahashi. we're going to see you, tomorrow night you, of course, tomorrow night at every night at at o'clock and every night at 11:00, we take you through the next newspapers for headliners. hope lovely weekend. hope you have a lovely weekend. see tomorrow. farewell . .oh. and a sex promise child has died in a sex promise child has died in a four year old girl is still in hospital after contracting strep a good morning it's 6:00 on saturday the 3rd of december. this is breakfast gb news with stephen then what's making the news this morning ? four year old news this morning? four year old camilla rose burns is still in hospital as she becomes the latest child to contract strep a. it comes as six others have died in the uk after contracting the bacterial as health officials issue. warnings to parents and staff about signs , parents and staff about signs, symptoms

i'm andrew doyle newspapers. i'm andrew doyle tonight i'm joined by the headliners. stalwarts leo kearse and nick dixon. but first, let's have a look through the front pages. we can start with the daily mail, which has palace anger at assault on the queen's legacy and the telegraph runs with the sussexes tv show claims a direct hit to late queen's legacy. that's going to be a common theme throughout the papers. fridays i knew anti strike laws could make strikes worse, admits government. the guardian runs with iranian forces shooting it faces and genitals of female pirates . genitals of female pirates. esther's and the mirror has stopped this royal cirque as the times palace and netflix clash over sussexes royal opera and the daily express fridays express so hurtful royals deeply upset by harry's slurs and the daily star also goes with the netflix harry and meghan's story . and they say official verdict o n £90 million netflix series. on £90 million netflix series. it's not as good as homes under the hammer. oh, that's. it's not as good as homes under the hammer. oh,

i'm andrew doyle newspapers. i'm andrew doyle tonight i'm joined by the headliners. stalwarts leo kearse and nick dixon. but first, let's have a look through the front pages. we can start with the daily mail, which has palace anger at assault on the queen's legacy and the telegraph runs with the sussexes tv show claims a direct hit to late queen's legacy. that's going to be a common theme throughout the papers. fridays i knew anti strike laws could make strikes worse, admits government. the guardian runs with iranian forces shooting it faces and genitals of female pirates . genitals of female pirates. esther's and the mirror has stopped this royal cirque as the times palace and netflix clash over sussexes royal opera and the daily express fridays express so hurtful royals deeply upset by harry's slurs and the daily star also goes with the netflix harry and meghan's story . and they say official verdict o n £90 million netflix series. on £90 million netflix series. it's not as good as homes under the hammer. oh, that's. it's not as good as homes under the hammer. oh,

andrew doyle.here no newspapers on christmas day, of course , which christmas day, of course, which does make a paper preview show like this one. quite tricky to pull off , but fear not. we have pull off, but fear not. we have compiled some of the top stories. we've covered this yeah stories. we've covered this year. to give you a whirlwind overview of 2022. so let's start with january . for all his 80 with january. for all his 80 seat majority, it was time to look as though boris johnson's stronghold collapsing because of various gatherings in number ten, which involves illicit cake munching . sue grey was busy munching. sue grey was busy compiling . munching. sue grey was busy compiling. her munching. sue grey was busy compiling . her report and the compiling. her report and the word on downing street was that bofis word on downing street was that boris was on way out. with rishi sunak being tipped to usurp his role, let's just say i am very happy that . about a year or so happy that. about a year

welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. nce for coming along tonight and we do have some more questions from the audience. where is peter? hello hi, andrew. are you shocked to learn that one in kids have that almost one in ten kids have no intention of ever getting a job? yes. so this i'm not that shocked, but this is a survey that was reported on this week and it was 9% of respondents between the ages of 18 and 24 are planning not to start working right now. leo is this something you can just choose not to do? because, i mean, if i just decided when i was that age, i'm not going to start working, i would have starved to death. well, that's death. yeah, well, that's the thing age, i think thing is that, that age, i think you can decide never you can decide you're never going to work if you're 18 years old. yeah. when you get a bit older, realise, oh, i've got older, you realise, oh, i've got to working. mean, to start working. i mean, whatever. was 18 was whatever. when i was 18 i was like, i'm getting a job. i like, i'm nev

welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. nce for coming along tonight and we do have some more questions from the audience. where is peter? hello hi, andrew. are you shocked to learn that one in kids have that almost one in ten kids have no intention of ever getting a job? yes. so this i'm not that shocked, but this is a survey that was reported on this week and it was 9% of respondents between the ages of 18 and 24 are planning not to start working right now. leo is this something you can just choose not to do? because, i mean, if i just decided when i was that age, i'm not going to start working, i would have starved to death. well, that's death. yeah, well, that's the thing age, i think thing is that, that age, i think you can decide never you can decide you're never going to work if you're 18 years old. yeah. when you get a bit older, realise, oh, i've got older, you realise, oh, i've got to working. mean, to start working. i mean, whatever. was 18 was whatever. when i was 18 i was like, i'm getting a job. i like, i'm nev

with me, andrew doyle . nation. with me, andrew doyle.n the show, i'm going to be turning agony uncle with the help of panel, to be turning agony uncle with the help of panel , schaefer the help of my panel, schaefer and nick dixon to help deal and nick dixon to help you deal with dilemmas so with your unfiltered dilemmas so please at please do email us at gbviews@gbnews.uk. we're going to do our best to answer your questions now. it's been another turbulent week for the royal family, a day before the trailer for meghan's new for harry and meghan's new netflix was released netflix documentary was released , a woman who worked for the royals. more 60 years royals. for more than 60 years resigned after she was accused of racism . lady susan hussey, of racism. lady susan hussey, who was lady in waiting for the late queen, quit after making comments to ngozi fulani. we found it a domestic abuse charity for women and girls of african and caribbean heritage. lady hussey, who was 83 years old, has apologised. a spokesman for her godson, prince w

with me, andrew doyle . nation. with me, andrew doyle.n the show, i'm going to be turning agony uncle with the help of panel, to be turning agony uncle with the help of panel , schaefer the help of my panel, schaefer and nick dixon to help deal and nick dixon to help you deal with dilemmas so with your unfiltered dilemmas so please at please do email us at gbviews@gbnews.uk. we're going to do our best to answer your questions now. it's been another turbulent week for the royal family, a day before the trailer for meghan's new for harry and meghan's new netflix was released netflix documentary was released , a woman who worked for the royals. more 60 years royals. for more than 60 years resigned after she was accused of racism . lady susan hussey, of racism. lady susan hussey, who was lady in waiting for the late queen, quit after making comments to ngozi fulani. we found it a domestic abuse charity for women and girls of african and caribbean heritage. lady hussey, who was 83 years old, has apologised. a spokesman for her godson, prince w

tomorrow andrew doyle takes over. . tomorrow andrew doyle takes over . it's gorgeous. how are over.e you? kearse thank you very you? leo kearse thank you very much. it's to . a busy show tonight . it's mark

tomorrow andrew doyle takes over. . tomorrow andrew doyle takes over . it's gorgeous. how are over.e you? kearse thank you very you? leo kearse thank you very much. it's to . a the prime minister is under pressure fast track strike busting as britain faces the biggest of industrial action since the thatcher era . well, a since the thatcher era. well, a very good morning. it is 6:00 on wednesday, the 7th of december. this is breakfast gb news today with . monsanto and the roosevelt with. monsanto and the roosevelt hazel seed in the news this morning rishi sunak is being urged to expedite anti strike legislation as ambulance workers become the latest group to announce and distort action. this month, more than 10,000 staff walking

what if we're all andrew doyle pixar? yeah, it's yeah, we obviously are.'s already mean, are already got. well, i mean, are they putin or banksy? where they like putin or banksy? where to see happening? so to see what's happening? so yeah, i'm against both. i it's a question because banksy is kind of i mean, like at one of lame. i mean, like at one point super cool, right? point he was super cool, right? and like he was and now it's quite like he was never edgy, really. he never really edgy, really. he wasn't edgy. it was wasn't that edgy. but it was never until it was actually completely establishment at the beginning. in the beginning. that's everybody he did the that's why everybody he did the nhs and i was like, nhs angel thing and i was like, oh, it's sort of on oh, you know, so it's sort of on level of like led by donkeys, sort of middle class milquetoast satire. absolutely hundred% yes. the we're not so the whole brand. so we're not so basically saying we're not basically we're saying we're not necessarily pro—putin. we are anti banksy, the of shock

tomorrow andrew doyle takes over. . tomorrow andrew doyle takes over . it's gorgeous. how are over.e you? kearse thank you very you? leo kearse thank you very much. it's to . good evening . tonight on for us good evening. tonight on for us with me, laurence fox . i'm in with me, laurence fox. i'm in a bit of a conundrum . usually i bit of a conundrum. usually i have a pretty solid on fairly much everything tonight. i am going to need your help decide whether i sympathise , those whether i sympathise, those striking or whether don't we'll discuss it with the tory voice, a labour voice and a striking voice. i was also out and about today talking to firefighters . today talking to firefighters. looks that strike and seeing as none of the unions will come on and talk me

what if we're all andrew doyle pixar? yeah, it's yeah, we obviously are.'s already mean, are already got. well, i mean, are they putin or banksy? where they like putin or banksy? where to see happening? so to see what's happening? so yeah, i'm against both. i it's a question because banksy is kind of i mean, like at one of lame. i mean, like at one point super cool, right? point he was super cool, right? and like he was and now it's quite like he was never edgy, really. he never really edgy, really. he wasn't edgy. it was wasn't that edgy. but it was never until it was actually completely establishment at the beginning. in the beginning. that's everybody he did the that's why everybody he did the nhs and i was like, nhs angel thing and i was like, oh, it's sort of on oh, you know, so it's sort of on level of like led by donkeys, sort of middle class milquetoast satire. absolutely hundred% yes. the we're not so the whole brand. so we're not so basically saying we're not basically we're saying we're not necessarily pro—putin. we are anti banksy, the of shock

and he's basically saying to catholic andrew doyle. well yes, i've got skin in this game.ame, children's . you are out of children's. you are out of control to wean yourself . it's control to wean yourself. it's nearly christmas i guess . nearly christmas i guess. dignified. sorry, but he's basically saying don't be holier than thou just because you want to me. that's the point. he's talking priest at the talking to the top priest at the vatican you the highest vatican that you the highest echelons and he's saying, look, don't get cocky. you know, you guys, you've got guys, you're great. you've got the the the robes and you got the incense but you're still human the robes and you got the inceyou'ret you're still human the robes and you got the inceyou're still 're still human the robes and you got the inceyou're still you'rel human the robes and you got the inceyou're still you're stillnan and you're still you're still fallible. the pope, by the fallible. but the pope, by the way, is the pope is infallible. right | way, is the pope is infallible. right i would he's right i

and he's basically saying to catholic andrew doyle. well yes, i've got skin in this game.ame, children's . you are out of children's. you are out of control to wean yourself . it's control to wean yourself. it's nearly christmas i guess . nearly christmas i guess. dignified. sorry, but he's basically saying don't be holier than thou just because you want to me. that's the point. he's talking priest at the talking to the top priest at the vatican you the highest vatican that you the highest echelons and he's saying, look, don't get cocky. you know, you guys, you've got guys, you're great. you've got the the the robes and you got the incense but you're still human the robes and you got the inceyou'ret you're still human the robes and you got the inceyou're still 're still human the robes and you got the inceyou're still you'rel human the robes and you got the inceyou're still you're stillnan and you're still you're still fallible. the pope, by the fallible. but the pope, by the way, is the pope is infallible. right | way, is the pope is infallible. right i would he's right i

tonight, gutfeld, andrew doyle, is he great.tyrus going to be a great show. let's do. this greg who does all the work here? you know, you always see that guy like when a car is stuck in a ditch and there is always a dude who waits until everybody gets in the right spot before they help and they pretend like they are helping? well, check this out. here is a lady trying to catch a kangaroo. it's pretty hard. this is hard business oh. trying to save the kangaroo. right? but she does, she gets it, she gets it. look at this. that's a very brave woman. and then here comes a friend. >> oh my gosh. >> her friend comes out with a banging, come on, that's all she got to do? whoa. poor thing. >> greg: so now proper procedure. >> order kangaroo in a bag come in a few days before christmas. >> i want to talk about this country music tar chesney doing a charity cause for great cause. a wonderful dog named ruby and unfortunately she passed away and he wrote a song called the ruby girl. here is a little listen ♪ she is the ruby girl ♪ la la la

andrew doyle will hosting with josh doyle will be hosting with josh howie cox goodnight .for a surge in demand. of the 999 calls plus it dunng demand. of the 999 calls plus it during ambulance strikes. good morning at 6:00 on thursday, december 22nd. this is breakfast on tv news with rosie wright and andrew pierce . here's what's andrew pierce. here's what's leading the news this morning the nhs faces a surge in patients from today. of the 999 calls dropped by 25% during yesterday's 9 minutes walk outs . senior doctors are warning the fall in demand could mean people are suffering at home. and the royal college of nursing will schedule further strike action

andrew doyle will hosting with josh doyle will be hosting with josh howie cox goodnight .s of ambulance workers are striking today. if people die, whose fault is it? is it the ambulance workers, the unions, or is it the government 7 unions, or is it the government ? that's our moral debate this evening . we'll have a look at evening. we'll have a look at suella braverman contemplating using old ships to house channel migrants. is it really going to happen? and andrew maguire joins me on talking points. our money used to be backed by gold. it hasn't been for the last 50 years. what does that meant for our money and what will happen

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andrew doyle will hosting with josh doyle will be hosting with josh howie cox goodnight .you wonderful people to wednesday's edition the mark steyn show with me patrick christys and i am bang up for it tonight. ladies and gentlemen, we have a stellar line—up of stories and guests for you today, so you will not want miss taxi driver want to miss it. taxi driver drivers. an army reserves. they've up to plate they've stepped up to the plate today over 26,000 ambulance today as over 26,000 ambulance workers started their first day of strike action. ambulance trust declared critical emergencies today whilst patients in need of urgent treatment were told. i'll just get to campus a hospital that will do former ambulance worker katie strickler will be here to discuss why she thinks the strikes are important but the consequences are even more important and it should not be ignored . and some more big news ignored. and some more big news today. the snp has resumed considerations . children as

thanks to andrew doyle. i love you america. >> thank you. good evening. thanks you to fox news at night. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. an breaking ftx founder sam bankman-fried denied bond because he's a flight risk. study finds booster mandates for college students not based in science but don't tell that you to the ivy leaguers and lone lines huge crowds risings costs sad faces at the happiest place on earth. join us for a nightcap but we begin with why it might be days even weeks before sam bankman-fried comes back to the u.s. to face charges that could land him in prison for life. the chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live with more. >> good evening trace. one of the biggest frauds in american history, a house of cards built on a foundation of deception, a scheme an artifice to defraud some of the charges against samuel bankman-fried takeover collapse of his cryptocurrency exchange. fbx left court late days in the bahamas after being arrested after a request from u.s. authorities. he's facing extradition on charges that include wire fraud and

i'm andrew doyle in mark dolan tonight. we've got a great lined up as we ring in the new year.e a look at whether the bbc is guilty of promoting a partisan agenda. after a review found that they were filling shows with leftwing ideology. plus, after new year's honours after the new year's honours list was released with a few questions, making the cut. questions, names making the cut. is for my all star is time for reform? my all star panel will be debating that and more throughout the show and bnng more throughout the show and bring you a first look at tomorrow's front pages. we get them. but before that the them. but before all that is the news radisson . thanks news with radisson. thanks andrew. here's the latest from