we are back tomorrow at 11 pm. when andrew doyle doyle will joined by tomorrow at 11 pm. when andrew on and.l joined by tomorrow at 11 pm. when andrew doyl> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. i'm alex deakin . tonight some snowy deakin. tonight some snowy weather across northern scotland and some rain across the south that will slowly be clearing by dawn . from this weather front dawn. from this weather front that's pushing its way steadily southwards with a set of weather fronts really. and it's introducing the colder air further north. it's been very windy and across shetland windy and snowy across shetland today, the snow showers easing the winds easin

andrew doyle from sylv.s yellow borrowed lewis schafer's yellow tie? lewis schafer's tie tie? this is lewis schafer's tie . he gave to me. that's why . he gave it to me. that's why i'm don't like the i'm wearing it. i don't like the tie. doing it for lewis. tie. i'm doing it for lewis. right. sacrifices i make. right. the sacrifices i make. anyway, we're going to kick off this section with the guardian. google has put a pause on racism. google has put a pause on raciyes, yes, they have google >> yes, yes, they have google pauses, ai generated images of people after ethnicity criticism. so google has put a temporary block on its artificial intelligence modelling, producing images of people after it portrayed german second world war soldiers and vikings as people of colour. >> no, not only that, when you when you asked it to create medieval knights , you know, medieval knights, you know, camelot, the round table, they were all women. and you kind of think, well, clearly then we didn't have a problem with the p

andrew doyle kwasi.>> you're obsessed with emily. >> you're obsessed with emily. >> i i'm to go and >> i am. i'm going to go and find her tonight. >> um, paul, do you hold your phone above your. >> he was >> not like that. i mean, he was holding it quite some height as well, wasn't don't know well, wasn't he? i don't know what him. i think what was wrong with him. i think he optician. he needed to see an optician. >> anyone going to sleep in >> is anyone going to sleep in that thing? >> just. no, just on the off chance might chance that they might drop their say their phone. let's not say nobody will know. >> will. okay. fair >> someone will. okay. fair enough. look, the enough. well, look, this is the part show where we talk part of the show where we talk through unfiltered through your unfiltered dilemmas. much dilemmas. thank you all so much for writing your for writing in with your personal uh, first personal problems. uh, our first dilemma comes in from dilemma this week comes in from eleanor. was e

i'm andrew doyle newspapers.e with token white male josh howie and yet another woman , cressida and yet another woman, cressida wetton. josh let's kick off with thursday's i news and labour mps face their worst enemy. labour voters . voters. >> yes, i know you don't want to mess with them. labour mps concerned for their own safety ahead of crunch gaza vote. so this obviously actually the this is obviously actually the votes yes and it votes now happened. yes and it went through unanimously. but but uh, this is a, a uh, worrisome story because you really shouldn't have our elected representatives being fearful of the general public, which is what's happening here with the pro—palestinian , uh, with the pro—palestinian, uh, activists. and there's been a lot of incidents, including mike freer , who's now stepping down freer, who's now stepping down for suspected arson of his offices. but not just that , uh, offices. but not just that, uh, a london borough council recently had to be evacuated after pro—palestine prot

welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle.ng to hear from newcastle or the premier league regarding our last story . uh, they have been last story. uh, they have been approached for comment. we'll report you next sunday. report back to you next sunday. a right activist called a far right activist called samuel melia has been found guilty inciting racial hatred guilty of inciting racial hatred by running an online library of downloadable anti—immigration stickers . he was found guilty at stickers. he was found guilty at leeds crown court of encouraging racially aggravated criminal damage , and will be sentenced on damage, and will be sentenced on march 1st. melia was the march the 1st. melia was the head of a group responsible for the downloading of stickers, putting local putting them up in the local area, which prosecutors said was intended up racial intended to stir up racial hatred. melia claimed the so—called practice of stickering was prevalent , and it did not was prevalent, and it did not occur to him that it might be c

i'm andrew doyle. newspapers. i'm andrew doyle. i'm here with louis schaefer and josh howie.ependent. this new independent. what's this new drug kids are injecting drug all the kids are injecting and smoking? drug all the kids are injecting ancjosh»king? drug all the kids are injecting ancjosh dragon soup. >> josh dragon soup. >> josh dragon soup. >> dragon soup. >> dragon soup. >> but so 0 p cos it's cool. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> uh, but it's, uh, it's a caffeinated alcoholic drink. i think. i don't know if it's legal. yeah. so it is legal, but i imagine not for teenagers. >> yeah, but they're saying there's a surge in violence off there's a surge in violence off the back of a isn't it? just like drinking pepsi max or something. got 7.5% abv. >> what's that? i don't know, abv alcohol . abv alcohol. >> oh, it's got alcohol by volume. >> by barley. >> by barley. >> oh, so you can't drink it, but it's got alcohol and caffeine, so it's sending them all bonkers. >> so it's like having a jagerbomb. >> yeah. and it's the >> yeah. and yeah, it's like the old we used have cide

welcome back to the second hour of free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. >> we have a wonderful studioen. hi first question from osheen. hi osheen . hello, andrew. osheen. hello, andrew. >> my question is, um, should >> so my question is, um, should a 90 year old charity volunteer be expected to be aware of personal pronouns? >> yeah, this is this was >> yeah, this is a this was a big this week. so the big story this week. so the national multiple sclerosis society and i should say that is the american, uh, charity. uh has defended its fired this 90 year old volunteer. she's been working with the, with the charity for 60 years. she had an email saying can you please add your pronouns to your your email signature? and she replied saying, i don't really understand what that means. i don't pronouns are . don't know what pronouns are. her fran etcoff and her name is fran etcoff and volunteering for 60 years, and they've said that, you know, she doesn't satisfy our diversity and inclusion criteria . and inclusion criteria. >> it's classic, classic diversity and inclusion. >> they're like, u

i'm andrew doyle. newspapers. i'm andrew doyle. i'm here with leo and cressida . into tuesday's express, which has a story revival show at story about a revival show at london's soho theatre of a production from 1930s germany. >> camille , and screamed at >> camille, and screamed at israeli man to leave london show for not cheering palestine flag. >> so this is a story about the comedian paul curry, who's got a show on at soho at the moment, and he's accused of having been anti—semitic after reportedly kicking out an israeli man from his audience. so apparently the show was, uh , it's a non—verbal show was, uh, it's a non—verbal comedy show. i don't know, it's soho, isn't it? soho theatre? it's a bit alternative. um, that's his style . uh, and so that's his style. uh, and so this, this anonymous letter that's been shared on social media what happened . media describes what happened. and he says towards the end of the he pulled out a box of the show, he pulled out a box of props containing ukrainian props containing a ukrainian flag flag , and flag and a palestine

welcome to free speech nation with me andrew doyle.this is a show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and of course, we're going have latest from going to have the latest from those culture warriors. those lovable culture warriors. you ones i mean, you know, the ones i mean, activist every persuasion activist of every persuasion who somehow that throwing activist of every persuasion who someh(and that throwing activist of every persuasion who someh(and lying that throwing activist of every persuasion who someh(and lying about hrowing activist of every persuasion who someh(and lying about peoplei insults and lying about people is going to persuade them to change minds . well, good change their minds. well, good luck anyway, coming luck with that. anyway, coming up the show tonight, up on the show tonight, professor will be to professor joe phoenix will be to here tell us about the significance of success a significance of her success in a gender discrimination gender critical discrimination case the open case

i'm andrew doyle. on. gb news.ech nation, the show i tackle the week's biggest stories in politics and current affairs with the help of my two comedian panellists and a variety of special guests. >> free speech nation sunday nights from seven on >> you're watching and listening to gb news with me, sam francis. it's just gone 7:00 and we start this hour with the latest news in the hamas—israel conflict. in a call this evening, in the hamas—israel conflict. in a call this evening , the us a call this evening, the us president has urged the israeli prime minister to halt his planned invasion of the gaza city of rafah. joe biden said that it shouldn't go ahead without a credible plan in place to protect the 1 million people seeking shelter there. it follows biden's recent comment that israel's response in gaza is, he said, over the top . is, he said, over the top. meanwhile, here in the uk, the government is also warning that there could be catastrophic consequences for civilians if an assault on rafah goes ahead. howe

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i'm still andrew doyle and this is still lewis schaefer. and still nick dixon. those stories. we're going to kick off this section with the guardian job centre official. uh, and food banks . lewis. food banks. lewis. >> well, those are the things that i know about. well, you try the centre and it says the the job centre and it says the good news. good news job centres told to stop referring benefit claimants banks and so claimants to food banks and so this is like a mystery story because why would they stop that. but according dwp that. but according to the dwp is that they've been giving out too much information about those, too much data and it's a violation of the data protection act. they're basically writing notes saying, please take care of looks like of lewis schaffer. he looks like a successful person, he's a successful person, but he's broke trouble feeding broke and he has trouble feeding his children. yes, right. that's all , which is all true. but all true, which is all true. but you're allowed say that. you're not allowed to say that. you just have

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andrew doyle is back tomorrow at 11 pm. with myself and cressida wetton .ay tuned watching it 5 am. stay tuned for breakfast a great for breakfast and have a great week. night . week. good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . on gb news. >> hello there. good evening . >> hello there. good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office the next few days. the theme really is spells and showers is clear spells and showers around and we have that really as we sunday as well. as we end sunday as well. showers pushing way in showers pushing their way in from quite frequent for from the west quite frequent for some western district . some some western district. some clearer further clearer spells though further towards a much towards the east and a much dner towards the east and a much drier night overall for towards the east and a much driefar ght overall for towards the east and a much driefar north—east. for towards the east and a much driefar north—east. here for

andrew doyle will be here at 11 pm. with here tomorrow at 11 pm. with josh howie and cressida wetton. tuned for breakfast. otherwise, thank you very much for kind attention. for your kind attention. good night. . night. nice. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsor of weather on gb news . on gb news. >> hello. very good evening to you. i'm alex burkill and here's your latest gb news, weather forecast. it is going to be widely very wet for most of us tomorrow morning. however before then still have some rain then we still have some rain around and around this evening and overnight, particularly across parts the south as a front parts of the south as a front has southwards as has made its way southwards as we've gone through today and is going across southern going to linger across southern parts the night, parts through the night, bringing cloudy, wet weather here, clearer skies further north at least to start the night before. some cloudy , wet night before. some cloudy, wet and windy conditions feed up from the southwest like i said, some clear skies to start the night

. >> hello and welcome to headliners i'm andrew doyle and joining me tonight is gb news answer to thele brothers . answer to the chuckle brothers. it's leo kearse and louis schaefer, who was just busily on his phone before. i think you're addicted phone, louis. addicted to that phone, louis. >> what it is. i've >> no, you know what it is. i've just good news that trump just heard good news that trump has in the supreme has won his in the supreme court. according beautiful court. according to my beautiful number, he's won. >> what? what is he won. >> what? what is he won. >> was in the supreme court. >> what? what is he won. >> i was in the supreme court. >> what? what is he won. >> i shouldn't he supreme court. >> what? what is he won. >> i shouldn't he supre it. court. >> i shouldn't mention it. there's now. there's something now. >> break news. there's a stick to what we're >> there's a stick to what we're meant do. meant to do. >> louis, you're always going outside we've got a show to >> sorry. we've got a show to do. leo, are you well? yeah >> no, no, mel. >> no, no, no, mel. >> r

thank you to my guest, stephen allan and scott capurro, andrew doyle will be here tomorrow at 11 withixon. should be feisty. if dixon. that should be feisty. if you're watching 5 am, stay you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned breakfast. otherwise tuned for breakfast. otherwise thank night. thank you. good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me. annie from the met office will be a foggy start for some of us tomorrow, but it should dry across eastern should stay dry across eastern areas. but through this evening we'll see a weather front push into the southeast. that's into the southeast. so that's when greatest risk when there's the greatest risk of a chance of rain across southeastern areas. behind it, though, turn much though, it will turn much clearer. cloud and rain clearer. so some cloud and rain through across the through this evening across the southeast elsewhere southeast. but elsewhere it should fairly dry evening. should be a fairly dry eve

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send to send the points to you send them where do send them to them to where do we send them to andrew doyle're going to get the headlines of the news with tatiana . tatiana sanchez. >> andrew thank you. your top stories from the gb newsroom this morning. stories from the gb newsroom this morning . the prime minister this morning. the prime minister has been defending his government's action on the economy , insisting it's now economy, insisting it's now turned a corner during a visit to harrogate . he acknowledged to harrogate. he acknowledged it's a difficult few years it's been a difficult few years for households. data published later this week will show whether or not the uk has supped whether or not the uk has slipped into a technical recession . recession. >> the last couple of years have been undoubtedly difficult for the country and economy . the country and the economy. recovering war recovering from covid. the war in ukraine, the impact on energy bills. but at the start of this year , i really believe that the year, i really believe that the economy turned a corner and economy has

. >> i'm andrew doyle. >> i'm andrew doyle. >> join me at 7:00 every sunday night for free speech nationazy, you need some craziness to make sense of it. so join us at 11 pm. every night on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel. it's 5 am. here on gb news is a crucial election year, started here tonight in 2020 for the people decide, which generally victoria, also known as jane kitchen labour party . as jane kitchen labour party. 13,844 votes. >> labour have won the double in the last hour, it was announced that the party have gained wellingborough from the conservative party. it followed victory in kingswood. damian egan will be sworn in as one of two new labour mps. he spoke to us earlier but now i'd like, i'd like to think that we won the election on our own back by working hard and getting a good message out there to the voters of kingswood , one labour mp said of kingswood, one labour mp said it will rock the tories . it will rock the tories. >> we're going to come up with something really seismic today, which i suspect will send shockwaves through the conservative p