, again , i see >> andrew eborn, again, i see you're a lawyer.hen it comes to laws that affect the lives of millions of people, it has to be tied down very, very precisely. but it feels that there's this inherent ambiguity in these new, uh , legislative offerings such uh, legislative offerings such that they're just open to interpretation . and should that interpretation. and should that be the case that laws that could put people behind bars for life are just the subject of context and you're absolutely right. >> we touched on this earlier. it's the biggest problem is the label. if you look at the extreme cases you want don't want to have content in encouraging people to be violent. want content violent. you don't want content encouraging for terrorism encouraging people for terrorism or self—harm. all of those or to self—harm. all of those things abhorrent. the things are abhorrent. the difficulty is when you apply a label in the same way as we talked earlier. you say talked about earlier. you say somebody extremist they somebody is an extremis

yes, for me , >> andrew eborn.t from anything else, it is the imprecision that's there in the imprecision that's there in the in the language of the legislation, i would have thought that something that is the law going to be the law of the law going to be the law of the land would have to give lawyers and police and lawyers and the police and everyone else absolute certainty. but the notion that someone just comes to the authorities and says that that is hateful. yes. who makes that decision ? decision? >> you're absolutely right. there needs to be certainty for all involved, including those enforced the law. they need to have certainty as to what constitutes this hate speech is what i said beforehand is freedom but not freedom of speech, but not freedom of speech, but not freedom consequence is what freedom from consequence is what you do is you mustn't you need to do is you mustn't stifle speech. it's stifle freedom of speech. it's essential we question essential that we question everything. encourage other ever

susie kennedy also a comedian and the lawyer and broadcaster andrew eborn . and broadcaster andrew ebornw, i mean, i know you've been following, following russia. i have following what's going there. do you going on there. i mean, do you think you think putin think do you think putin is actually the people on actually for all the people on the right the uk and the distant right in the uk and in america, that putin is in america, say that putin is some of he's standing up some sort of he's standing up against wokeism. he's actually just it is just as walker's leaders. it is extraordinary, firstly, what a surprise. it was 87% of the vote. we should congratulate him on getting yet another turm. was only 87. only 87. how dare the 13. the unlucky 13 100. easily i would have thought so. it is crazy, isn't it? because they turn around on march the seventh, he pointed out. the us embassy in russia said there's an threat from islam. an imminent threat from islam. this what's going happen. this is what's going to happen. islamist extremists is what they were soon as it were saying. and as soon as

joining me tonight, hotshot lawyer andrew eborn and the top comedians, diane spencer and quincy . first, let's get quincy. but first, let's get your latest news headlines from ray addison . ray addison. >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom. our top stories. the prime minister says he plans to pay for cuts to national insurance contributions by kerbing the benefits budget. rishi sunak told the sunday times he's concerned by forecasts which show welfare spending is set to rise by more than £100 billion a year until 20 2829. mr sunak said 2.5 million working age people have been signed off as unfit to work and, quote, that just doesn't strike me as a system that's working properly, he insists he'll end national insurance contributions if he wins the next general election. well, the uk was involved in a joint operation overnight which saw dozens of drones downed in the red sea. the defence secretary confirmed that hms richmond shot down two drones, repelling an attack by iranian backed houthis. the us says in total , houthis. the us says in total, coalition forces hit 2

spain thank you so much, andrew eborn . and also, much, andrew eborn.colonel k, colonel saunders, kfc chicken. i'll about that next time. i'll think about that next time. thank you so much. right. so what think? that's their what do you think? that's their thoughts. are yours? thoughts. what are yours? but now time the great now it's time for the great british giveaway. got british giveaway. we've got a shopping gadget shopping spree, a garden gadget bundle, and £12,345 available. here's how there's still time to win our giveaway. >> packed with seasonal essentials. first, there's . an essentials. first, there's. an incredible £12,345 in tax free cash to be won, cash to make your bank account bloom. plus a spnng your bank account bloom. plus a spring shopping spree with £500 in shopping vouchers to spend in the store of your choice. and finally, a garden gadget package including a handheld games console, a portable smart speaker and a pizza oven for another chance to win the vouchers . the treats and £12,345 vouchers. the treats and £12,345 in tax free

well, andrew eborn, is it time then yes or no to call for a general election? yes or no?no. enough. being no. enough is enough. being easter nigel it time easter, nigel nelson, is it time to call? claire pearsall. to call? yes. claire pearsall. no. david maddox . yes. right. no. david maddox. yes. right. well, there you go. mixed views . well, there you go. mixed views. what are your thoughts? thank you so much. the former government adviser, claire pearsall gb news, senior political commentator nigel nelson, broadcaster and lawyer andrew political andrew eborn, and political editor david editor of the express, david maddox. right so maddox. thank you. right so you're with me? i'm nana akua. this is gb news. we are live on tv, and on digital radio. tv, online and on digital radio. coming continue coming up, we'll continue with the great british debate this houn the great british debate this hour. is it time hour. and i'm asking, is it time to a general election ? soon to call a general election? soon you'll the thoughts my you'll hear the thoughts of my panel broadcaster

andrew eborn, enthusiast andrew eborn, enthusiast andrew i we've had this conversation a million timesroportionately women's jobs, absolutely . and i always say absolutely. and i always say it's our greatest human achievement, but also potentially our biggest existential threat. and what you do, as you know, i talk around the world as a futurist advising companies what's happening companies about what's happening in technology and these seismic advances, advances there are so that people are prepared. but if you remember the jobs they had 40 years ago, about 60% of those are no no longer in effect, are no are no longer in effect, but they've been replaced by other jobs. and that's what's going to happen. he was brilliant his he was brilliant in his thing. he was talking actually about the talking about actually about the coffee we have one coffee machine. and we have one here news. don't have here at gb news. you don't have a maker doing that sort a coffee maker doing that sort of you have a little of stuff. you have a little wonderful you the wonderful machine. you press the button, i

andrew. eborn has joined us for fake or fact. and that couldn't be more moot at the moment.me out of hospital, over road hospital, just over the road from regent's park, is from me at regent's park, is where lovely on that set where she was lovely on that set of basis. what i thought we of basis. and what i thought we should have a look at of should have a look at first of all, the story. unpack it all, the story. let's unpack it properly, i think properly, because i think there's of conspiracy there's a lot of conspiracy theories, that theories, as i always say, that theories, as i always say, that the or the ideal thing about fake or fact get rid of these fact is we get rid of these conspiracy theories. let's look at the reality. what at the reality. so what happened? know, time happened? as you know, this time last week mother's day, last week for mother's day, kate, celebrated on march last week for mother's day, kate, she brated on march last week for mother's day, kate, she sharedon march last week for mother's day, kate, she sharedonfamily the 10th. she shared a famil

exciting stuff, all of that in the company of my panellist, presenter and friend, the wonderful andrew eborn

if you were watching yesterday with eborn on yesterday with andrew eborn on his fake thing, really?right, saint patrick's blue is the traditional colour , blue is the traditional colour, always green. so there you go. so we're actually wearing the right colour. you're just all wrong. >> that's nice. >> that's nice. >> it's all right. put it. anyway. today is the day for parades, irish music and of course, plenty of green. yes. >> they're going to go for >> and they're going to go for it in ireland, aren't they. up and the country. people and down the country. people will celebrating the national will be celebrating the national houday will be celebrating the national holiday even now that holiday and even more now that they've six nations they've won the six nations rugby they've won the six nations rug yes. they've won the six nations rugyes. let's talk to our >> yes. let's talk to our northern ireland reporter, dougie beattie, who's in belfast and hopefully still slightly soben and hopefully still slightly sober. dougie. sober. morning, dougie. >> . >> morning. >> morning. >> good

so the whole idea about andrew eborn fake or fact is to look at stories in the news and say, okay, thiswe've done is basically, at those done is basically, look at those stories and come with stories and try and come up with particular because particular themes now, because if passion for trains, if your passion for trains, we thought week we're thought that this week we're going some of the going to look at some of the glorious things and the glorious train things and the first one then is, does this viral clip, it's gone all over the world, viral clip of um, show. the very first train, show. so the very first train, then here's this viral clip and it looks a bit like this. this is the very first train it says on social media. it's extraordinary claim that basically this is december basically this is on december the 1809. and they say the 24th, 1809. and they say that this is a clip of the very first train. i'll let pip go first train. i'll let pip go first because michael's a bit of an expert. so what do you reckon, pip? i'm going to say no because i'm not sure. >> could you get those

someone else we rid of andrew we can't get rid of andrew eborn, who's a fake or eborn, who's here withing in touch with the story we're covering earlier on about the poor little girl at school that was cut out of the school photo for having basically a learning disability. and lots. it really, really got lots of you getting in touch with this one, i particularly like this one, and it just illustrates that we actually haven't come that far, considering how inclusive we like these days. this is like to be these days. this is from keith. good morning keith. keith says, when a kid in keith says, when i was a kid in the early 70s, the school photographer used ask me to photographer used to ask me to face the other way for the class photo because have a birthmark photo because i have a birthmark on left side my face. so on the left side of my face. so this you, that sad? this isn't you, isn't that sad? >> terrible. if that's not >> it's terrible. if that's not going make a child going to make a child embarrassed about having a birthmark , i don't know what is. birthmark, i don't know what is