and it's important to have debate as well. >> andrew eborn , what say you, i >> andrew eborn, what sayt's in the marrow of my bones that i'm suspicious about. collectivist global solutions that will entertain no debate and talk about consensus and the science. what's your reaction ? science. what's your reaction? >> i think you're absolutely right. whenever you shut down debate, then. absolutely. our hackles should should rise because the reality we must question everything. we become so reliant on so—called experts. and time and time again, experts have been proved wrong. what i found fascinating in the recent election was actually reform's policy was saying, look , we can policy was saying, look, we can get rid of all our troubles about the nhs and underfunding here and so on and so forth. if we simply abandon the net zero pledge, which is an interesting take on it. and he was accused richard tice at that stage was accused of weaponizing the climate crisis. but we are we have to be able to question it and we have to make sure that we listen to all sides in the debate, because if we s

it's andrew eborn, plus a comedian who hasn't experienced joy in decadesis hasn't experienced joy inecades is justin panks. but first, let's get your latest news headlines from sam francis . news headlines from sam francis. >> leo, thank you very much. and good evening to you. it's just coming up to 8:02. and the top story . well it's sport. the story. well it's sport. the england boss has issued a rallying cry to his players on the eve of their euro 2024 final. gareth southgate says he's hoping to bring happiness to the nation by winning the title against spain tomorrow. and with support from the king, the prince of wales and the prime minister, england are hoping to end their 58 year wait for a major trophy. thousands of fans have travelled from far and wide to watch the game in berlin, while millions will be watching back here at home. >> i didn't even get to celebrate the goal as soon as the second one went on the phone straight away, right quick. let's just let's just book from birmingham to get some from london. >> could be a chance of making history tomorrow. i was at the last

it's andrew eborn. look at him there with his magic wand. plus the one who only looks like one and only is susie kennedy. the comedian and marilyn monroe impersonator. first, let's get your latest news headlines from tatiana sanchez. >> leo, thank you very much. and good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom. yesterday's it outage affected almost 8.5 million microsoft devices, according to the tech giant. the company added the figure represents less than i% of all windows machines, but it was enough to spark chaos at many of the world's airports. flight delays are still persisting as airlines and other businesses slowly get back onune businesses slowly get back online in time for the summer holidays. banks, supermarkets and even major television and radio broadcasters were among the many others who were also knocked off line yesterday. nhs england is expecting disruption to gp services to continue into next week . in other news, next week. in other news, a yacht has been seized in the engush yacht has been seized in the english chann

it's andrew eborn. look at him there with his magic wand.omedian and marilyn monroe impersonator. first, let's get your latest news headlines from tatiana sanchez

all of that coming up and plenty of discussion with my panellists this week, andrew eborn.the top stories from the gb newsroom . rachel from the gb newsroom. rachel reeves has suggested that pay rises could be on the way for pubuc rises could be on the way for public sector workers.