we spoke about ann widdecombe. about it with ann widdecombe.are that's in reaction to the news that both consultants and junior doctors will strike together for the first time. my superstar panel return now, top daily telegraph columnist allison the concern of allison pearson. the concern of peer lord bailey and the author and broadcaster amy nicole turner , now former defence turner, now former defence secretary penny mordaunt has given her seal of approval to a new national service proposal that would see every 16 year old in britain take part in a two week civic exploration trip and yearly volunteering . writing the yearly volunteering. writing the telegraph, mordaunt said young people crave the purpose and responsibility . national service responsibility. national service can provide a youth volunteering force based on the principles of civic pride and community is an idea ripe for reinvention . but idea ripe for reinvention. but with lawlessness out of control in britain, does the scheme which teens can opt out of go far enough? indeed, sh

, is minister ann widdecombe, is labour the party for women ?or women? and this show is the home of the people's for you. off the people's for you. hot off the press, live at 10:30 pm. sharp. plus we'll have tonight's headline, heroes and back page. big stories, big guests and always big opinions . here is my always big opinions. here is my ticket to . in we need to talk ticket to. in we need to talk about ulez . ticket to. in we need to talk about ulez. no, ticket to. in we need to talk about ulez . no, not the about ulez. no, not the homophobic slur. i'm talking about ultra low emission zones as left wing politicians look to expand them around the country . expand them around the country. the evidence says it's actually time to scrap them. look at london with the big daddy of ulez schemes. london's leftie mayor, sadiq khan wants to expand it far out to the suburbs. it makes no sense . suburbs. it makes no sense. there's far less traffic and consequently less pollution on the leafy outskirts of the city than there is at piccadilly circus . and

, is minister ann widdecombe, is labour the party for women ?or women? and this show is the home of the people's for you. off the people's for you. hot off the press, live at 10:30 pm. sharp. plus we'll have tonight's headline, heroes and back page. big stories, big guests and always big opinions . here is my always big opinions. here is my ticket to . in we need to talk ticket to. in we need to talk about ulez . ticket to. in we need to talk about ulez. no, ticket to. in we need to talk about ulez . no, not the about ulez. no, not the homophobic slur. i'm talking about ultra low emission zones as left wing politicians look to expand them around the country . expand them around the country. the evidence says it's actually time to scrap them. look at london with the big daddy of ulez schemes. london's leftie mayor, sadiq khan wants to expand it far out to the suburbs. it makes no sense . suburbs. it makes no sense. there's far less traffic and consequently less pollution on the leafy outskirts of the city than there is at piccadilly circus . and

now my royal master minds ann widdecombe calvin mackenzie widdecombe and calvin mackenzie all on standbyngs the weather looks like things are heating up. >> bob next, boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news sponsors of weather on. gb news evening . evening. >> i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news is a mixture of sunshine and showers to come on friday and a cooler feel many, particularly feel for many, particularly across east anglia in the south—east where it's quite south—east where it's been quite warm and humid today and we've seen as seen a few thunderstorms as a result . this low pressure result. this low pressure sitting scotland sitting across northern scotland is still providing some heavy showers here and they'll keep going the night. of going through the night. any of those still left across those showers still left across the are fading away the south—east are fading away now. of england and now. so much of england and wales become dry overnight wales will become dry overnight and will a night and it will be a cooler night

now my royal master minds ann widdecombe calvin mackenzie widdecombe and calvin mackenzie all on standbyngs the weather looks like things are heating up. >> bob next, boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news sponsors of weather on. gb news evening . evening. >> i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news is a mixture of sunshine and showers to come on friday and a cooler feel many, particularly feel for many, particularly across east anglia in the south—east where it's quite south—east where it's been quite warm and humid today and we've seen as seen a few thunderstorms as a result . this low pressure result. this low pressure sitting scotland sitting across northern scotland is still providing some heavy showers here and they'll keep going the night. of going through the night. any of those still left across those showers still left across the are fading away the south—east are fading away now. of england and now. so much of england and wales become dry overnight wales will become dry overnight and will a night and it will be a cooler night

former shadow home secretary ann widdecombe may answer to welcome back.has declared police should be tackling every crime. this may sound quite self—evident that police should be doing the one job we rely on them for, but no crime should be too trivial for the police force. while the home secretary suggests that crime rates have fallen dramatic since 2010, post pandemic, we're seeing rising rates of crimes across the uk. but only 5.7% of crimes being solved this year. it was reported in the last three years. police failed to solve a single burglary in over half of neighbourhoods in the united kingdom and we can't complain there aren't enough bobbies on the beat because they're an all time high, they're at an all time high, except be on the except they may not be on the beat. they may be desks. beat. they may be behind desks. trust in police has been trust in the police has been damaged a series of recent damaged by a series of recent policing scandals. the murder of sarah everard and recent surge in police officers jailed for gross misconduct . it has bee

linda says, i love ann widdecombe . she is an love ann widdecombe.with her. i wish she was our prime minister. well a lot of people are going to be agreeing with you. i think you've made some good points there. tron says. i think emma is right about dr. schuller, isn't it? quantum physics that we on we focus we create that on which we focus our attention? all we do by response leading to is response leading to her is feeding her overreach , causing feeding her overreach, causing ego. maybe if you've got a point , to come , emma, i'm starting to come round it. maybe should just round to it. maybe i should just ignore in future, ignore dr. schuller in future, no matter how much it gets my back andrew says leo, back up. andrew says. leo, i love new jacket. thanks love your new jacket. thanks very much, andrew. £50 in tkmaxx. richard says. leo just wanted to say on your last shift that you have done an amazing job covering mark and have kept the an elite level. all the show at an elite level. all month. thank you so much, richard. i didn't even pay him t

but next, tonight's ann tonight's newsmaker is ann widdecombe. you in couple widdecombe.mark dolan tonight with me, leo kearse. let's have a couple of your emails . so stephen says, i go to emails. so stephen says, i go to the pride parade in birmingham, which is a morning early afternoon event, but like many gay people, i've long stopped going to the second part of the event where you have to buy a very expensive ticket to attend all the concerts and bars, etcetera. a nonsense, no etcetera. so a no nonsense, no nonsense thing about pride there. moira says that she's very angry at all this nonsense by the nhs. how much of the nhs money is being wasted on these gender identity issues? quite right, quite right. moira. they need to focus on clearing the waiting lists. and you know, i've got massive support for, for the nhs and the people doing their doing their jobs and i wish they weren't getting distracted with gender ideology, nonsense . stella says that these nonsense. stella says that these terms are disgusting and insulting to women and lee says the quickest way to equ

linda says, i love ann widdecombe . she is an love ann widdecombe.e with her. i wish she was our prime minister. well a lot of people are going to be agreeing with you. i think you've made some good points there. tron says. i think emma is right about dr. schuller, isn't it? quantum physics that we on we focus we create that on which we focus our attention? all we do by response leading to is response leading to her is feeding her overreach , causing feeding her overreach, causing ego. maybe if you've got a point , to come , emma, i'm starting to come round it. maybe should just round to it. maybe i should just ignore in future, ignore dr. schuller in future, no matter how much it gets my back andrew says leo, back up. andrew says. leo, i love new jacket. thanks love your new jacket. thanks very much, andrew. £50 in tkmaxx. richard says. leo just wanted to say on your last shift that you have done an amazing job covering mark and have kept the an elite level. all the show at an elite level. all month. thank you so much, richard. i didn't even pay him

but next, tonight's ann tonight's newsmaker is ann widdecombe. you in couple widdecombe.e final call for all long—distance lovers. i'm flying round the world to marry a man that i've never met. how do i know that you're even the person you say you are? please fasten your seatbelts... maybe we're not actually supposed - to be in this relationship.- ..as we expect turbulence ahead. can you not see my insides breaking? how far would you go for love? brand—new 90 day fiance uk, available to stream only on discovery+. watch at no extra cost. say, "get discovery+" into your voice remote to activate. radio. >> welcome back to mark dolan tonight with me, leo kearse. let's have a couple of your emails . so stephen says, i go to emails. so stephen says, i go to the pride parade in birmingham, which is a morning early afternoon event, but like many gay people, i've long stopped going to the second part of the event where you have to buy a very expensive ticket to attend all the concerts and bars, etcetera. a nonsense, no etcetera. so a no nonsense, no nonsense thing about pride ther

i've got ann widdecombe net zero ann widdecombe on that net zero referendum. it happen, referendum.ar, quentin wilson, former top gear, fifth gear, sorts stuff. fifth gear, all sorts of stuff. he's on colonialism in ireland. >> he's very interesting. he's now a greenie, isn't he? he now a big greenie, isn't he? he is, yeah. >> he's also in the green room. is yes. well i'll is he? helps. yes. well i'll have round with him on the way out. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> good warming up for me. warm him up for me. the net zero referendum. should we have one of those as yeah of those as well? yeah colonialism the nhs. we're colonialism in the nhs. we're going talking about. why going to be talking about. why on not just on earth are they not just saving lives? and one final one as years on the as well. two years on from the taliban back into kabul, taliban surging back into kabul, was all worth it? i talked was it all worth it? i talked with someone was when with someone who was there when the recaptured 20 years, the taliban recaptured 20 years, 20 of nothing, really, 20 years of nothing, really,

i've got ann widdecombe net zero ann widdecombe on that net zero referendum. it happen, referendum.gear, quentin wilson, former top gear, fifth all sorts stuff. fifth gear, all sorts of stuff. he's on colonialism in ireland. >> he's very interesting. he's now big isn't he? he now a big greenie, isn't he? he is, yeah. >> he's in the green room. >> he's also in the green room. is he? yes. well i'll is he? helps. yes. well i'll have round with him on the way out. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> good warming up for me. warm him up for me. the net zero referendum. should we have one of those well? yeah of those as well? yeah colonialism nhs. we're colonialism in the nhs. we're going talking about. why going to be talking about. why on they not just on earth are they not just saving lives? and one final one as on from as well. two years on from the taliban back into kabul, taliban surging back into kabul, was it all it? i talked was it all worth it? i talked with someone who there when with someone who was there when the recaptured 20 years, the taliban recaptured 20 years, 20 nothing, really, of 20

and mep, ann widdecombe now.just first of all, your reaction to this number 25,000 new arrivals illegally during the premiership of the prime minister, who said he'd stop the boats? >> yes. well he claims regularly that he's going to stop the boats. he cannot tell us how the rwanda plan is stuck in the courts . my view rwanda plan is stuck in the courts. my view is the court should be obliged simply to speed it up because it is such an urgent national matter. but nevertheless, that's where it is stuck. he regularly pays large sums of to money france and yet look at what happened with that tragedy in the last few days in the boat was hardly out of sangat and the french, instead of taking it back to france, which is what they should have donein which is what they should have done in the interests of safety, if nothing else, we're shepherding them towards our waters. french aren't waters. so the french aren't taking this seriously. and it's a nonsense to suggest that they are so , so bluntly. rishi sunak are so, so

no nonsense former tory minister ann widdecombe is here. big woody style. minutes news. the people's channel or britain's news . news. the people's channel or britain's news. channel >> my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier up shortly. first, though, big willie style with former tory minister ann widdecombe and diane abbott sparked outrage yesterday after writing this piece about the tragic deaths of 41 migrants in a shipwreck off the coast of italy. these migrants have indeed left off to the bottom of the sea just horrific. i mean, she deleted the tweet. it looked like it was a humourless dig at lee anderson, who spoke for many when he made these remarks to the daily express. >> if they don't like barges, then they should off back to france now, abbott had the whip removed by keir starmer earlier this year after comments she made in the observer were deemed anti—semitic, but she remains a labour member , so an labour party member, so an goodness me, uh , new low from goodness me, uh, new low from diane abbott, once a labour party front

. very, widdecombe. annnk you very, very are not going to very much. we are not going to get any of returns deal get any kind of returns deal from are we? unless we from brussels, are we? unless we have to pay through the nose for international cooperation to make nicer. make rubbish places nicer. >> quite honestly , you >> well, quite honestly, you know, you could pay through the nose and you still wouldn't get a returns policy. and what really does me that really does upset me is that we're going to pay £480 million to france. we have already paid them, how many them, goodness knows how many million. have given us million. and they have given us absolutely nothing in return. let us remember that when we have that horrible tragedy last week , the boat was still in week, the boat was still in french waters, comfortably in french waters, comfortably in french waters. and they went on escorting it towards british waters . waters they have waters. waters they have absolute no conscience on this issue. they've n

no nonsense former tory minister ann widdecombe is here. big woody style. minutes news. the people's channel or britain's news . news. the people's channel or britain's news. channel >> my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier up shortly. first, though, big willie style with former tory minister ann widdecombe and diane abbott sparked outrage yesterday after writing this piece about the tragic deaths of 41 migrants in a shipwreck off the coast of italy. these migrants have indeed left off to the bottom of the sea just horrific. i mean, she deleted the tweet. it looked like it was a humourless dig at lee anderson, who spoke for many when he made these remarks to the daily express. >> if they don't like barges, then they should off back to france now, abbott had the whip removed by keir starmer earlier this year after comments she made in the observer were deemed anti—semitic, but she remains a labour member , so an labour party member, so an goodness me, uh , new low from goodness me, uh, new low from diane abbott, once a labour party front

you've just heard ann widdecombe tell me off live on air. >> but i mean , you mum's going >> but i mean, you mum's going to be proud. mum's to be to be proud. mum's going to be so proud. but it's not. it's not like there's not a do. like there's not a lot to do. talking government talking about the government leaving no, leaving the royal side. no, absolutely a lot do. mean. >> no. >> no. >> and look, i think the thing is, ann is sort of i never thought i'd find myself saying ann right. there is a ann is half right. there is a lot work i know. lot of work to do. i know. i know. i know. i hope none of my friends watching. i know friends are watching. i know she's half right in that there is there is a lot they is a lot of there is a lot they have to do the constituency. have to do in the constituency. so all about in so it's not all about being in parliament, kind parliament, but having this kind of like sort of public of sort of like sort of public school or oxbridge length summer houday holiday is just daft. so it should spaced out so shoul

do you agree with ann widdecombe that anyone arriving from the perfectly safe country of france has no right to claim asylum ? has no right to claim asylum? don't miss winnie's war on woke shortly and as he comes under increasing pressure for his decision not to attend , should decision not to attend, should the president of the prince william get on a plane to australia to chair the lionesses on in the world cup final ? on in the world cup final? engush on in the world cup final? english football legend peter shilton takes on angela epstein and rebecca toomey in the clash. meanwhile there's reports that harry and meghan have been accepted into a local group of wellness obsessed hippies dubbed the monty cito mafia. so as the duchess prepares to launch her lifestyle blog the tig, is she aspiring to be the next gwyneth paltrow? my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier have all the inside info , plus british national treasure sir michael parkinson has sadly died at the age of 88. the greatest interview ever. there's probably no debate . probably no debate. >> are you cal

do you agree with ann widdecombe that anyone arriving from the perfectly safe country of france has no right to claim asylum ? has no right to claim asylum? don't miss winnie's war on woke shortly and as he comes under increasing pressure for his decision not to attend , should decision not to attend, should the president of the prince william get on a plane to australia to chair the lionesses on in the world cup final ? on in the world cup final? engush on in the world cup final? english football legend peter shilton takes on angela epstein and rebecca toomey in the clash. meanwhile there's reports that harry and meghan have been accepted into a local group of wellness obsessed hippies dubbed the monty cito mafia. so as the duchess prepares to launch her lifestyle blog the tig, is she aspiring to be the next gwyneth paltrow? my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier have all the inside info , plus british national treasure sir michael parkinson has sadly died at the age of 88. the greatest interview ever. there's probably no debate . probably no debate. >> are you cal

month , former strike action next month, former conservative minister and shadow health secretary ann widdecombesom shortly .

i think that ann widdecombe would be the perfect nick nurse and i'm going to go for the night.u go. i've got a trophy here, steve so the nit lady, if you're looking, you are wilkie of the week. thanks to steve here he's picked you up. what a brilliant impression that was. steve i mean, the unwitting one. i think that's probably my fave. >> well, she, she's a she's >> well, she, she she's a she's a she's great i met her a she's a great joy. i met her as yeah. and said i as well. yeah. and i said and i said, do know that your, said, do you know that your, your voice, you've got two voices. you up. i'm voices. you break up. yes, i'm aware of that. and i said the only other person who does that is homer simpson . homer simpson. is homer simpson. homer simpson. that's having that's a shame. voice. having you and down. and she you know, up and down. and she had idea who homer simpson was. >> i wish we'd got more than ten minutes on this, steve. absolutely brilliant but look, absolutely brilliant. but look, don't because next i'm absolutely brilliant. but look, don't to because next i

this argument monstrous as albie amankona and femi nylander battle it out in the clash plus , ann widdecomberanted has skyrocketed by nearly two thirds. so are the small boats a red herring in the fight to kerb immigration? we investigate that big willie style. meanwhile

i think that ann widdecombe would be the perfect nick nurse and i'm going to go for the night.u go. i've got a trophy here, steve so the nit lady, if you're looking, you are wilkie of the week. thanks to steve here he's picked you up. what a brilliant impression that was. steve i mean, the unwitting one. i think that's probably my fave. >> well, she, she's a she's >> well, she, she she's a she's a she's great i met her a she's a great joy. i met her as yeah. and said i as well. yeah. and i said and i said, do know that your, said, do you know that your, your voice, you've got two voices. you up. i'm voices. you break up. yes, i'm aware of that. and i said the only other person who does that is homer simpson . homer simpson. is homer simpson. homer simpson. that's having that's a shame. voice. having you and down. and she you know, up and down. and she had idea who homer simpson was. >> i wish we'd got more than ten minutes on this, steve. absolutely brilliant but look, absolutely brilliant. but look, don't because next i'm absolutely brilliant. but look, don't to because next i

this argument monstrous as albie amankona and femi nylander battle it out in the clash plus , ann widdecombeeted by nearly two thirds. so are the small boats a red herring in the fight to kerb immigration? we investigate that big willie style. meanwhile

and if you remember ann widdecombe, you know ann widdecombe, you and i know very regard ann as a veryutely. >> absolutely. >> because she was so >> yeah. because she was so appalled women be priests. >> mean, it was sort of >> and i mean, it was sort of lead stories. yeah. yeah yeah. >> and should we just move on? i want to show this video i saw this night. this is leads this last night. this is leads music festival. on so few days, people there, predominantly young having a lovely young people having a lovely time. and then the festival, now the festival culture is that you just leave if you're listening on the radio. this is thousands and thousands of perfectly good tents, which the festival goers just leave for somebody else to clear up. and all the rubbish strewn all over the field . and strewn all over the field. and the guy that shot this , he put the guy that shot this, he put this on twitter. he works with the charity that get the tents off to these occasions they off to these occasions and they give people who might give them to people who might need and he said he's need the

i'll be back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. with the royal masterminds kelvin mackenzie and ann widdecombees rising , boxt >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest news. weather forecast provided by the met office after a relatively dry and fine day today that will be continuing into thursday as well. and even into thursday as well. and even into the overnight period. a good chunk of wales , central good chunk of wales, central southern areas of england, even northern ireland holding on to some sunshine and clear some late sunshine and clear intervals allow intervals overnight, might allow for mist and fog patches to for some mist and fog patches to form across eastern of form across eastern areas of england, towards scotland. england, up towards scotland. we're going to hold on to the england, up towards scotland. we're a)ing to hold on to the england, up towards scotland. we're a bit] to hold on to the england, up towards scotland. we're a bit more, ld on to the england, up towar

i'll be back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. with the royal masterminds kelvin mackenzie and ann widdecombees rising , boxt >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your latest news. weather forecast provided by the met office after a relatively dry and fine day today that will be continuing into thursday as well. and even into thursday as well. and even into the overnight period. a good chunk of wales , central good chunk of wales, central southern areas of england, even northern ireland holding on to some sunshine and clear some late sunshine and clear intervals allow intervals overnight, might allow for mist and fog patches to for some mist and fog patches to form across eastern of form across eastern areas of england, towards scotland. england, up towards scotland. we're going to hold on to the england, up towards scotland. we're a)ing to hold on to the england, up towards scotland. we're a bit] to hold on to the england, up towards scotland. we're a bit more, ld on to the england, up towar

. >> and you know, ann widdecombe's, dear friend of >> and you know, ann widdeasmbe's, dear friend of, butiear friend of >> and you know, ann widdeas well, but she friend of >> and you know, ann widdeas well, but she she1d of >> and you know, ann widdeas well, but she she shef mine as well, but she she she moved with the grace of a sack of spuds. yeah >> has to be said. so. so i do think that angela is a fantastic signing for this show. >> i wonder who they'll pair her with. >> i mean, as you know, i don't watch strictly that much, but obviously there's an array of professional dancers, but they need somebody who need to give her somebody who can show her off. can absolutely show her off. >> well, i think that's the good thing anton beck being thing about anton beck now being a judge, they always a judge, because they always used him with the older used to pair him with the older contestants lovely, but contestants and he's lovely, but he didn't he hasn't got the that thing dance floor thing on the dance floor anymore. so i think with the other younger male dancers, they'll her and th

but that's what i think that the ann widdecombe has just got the most wonderful voice. and i said, you've got the top note on the bottom note happening at the same time. and the other who has that the other person who has that voice is homie simpson, homer simpson and the simpsons. he has the same thing, the same two notes happening at the voice. >> exactly at the same time. >> exactly at the same time. >> quite difficult to do, actually, but there we are. >> long does it take you to >> how long does it take you to get a voice perfected? >> mean, you start a >> i mean, can you start a one and oh, it's quite and go, oh, it's not quite there, it aside and there, i'll put it aside and i'll come to it? i'll come back to it? >> with for >> you start with one word for me and. >> and you start with one word. how many years ago? the word i chose for kenneth williams was years . years. >> so i love kenneth. >> so i love kenneth. >> do that again or you say i started with the word yes. >> and then you develop tuc and then you find all the very different kinds of voices that he ha