baroness foster. do your worst . foster.oday it was the group called republica who all turned out in force to obviously harass the king and queen and make known that they are republicans as though we don't know. and really, i think they should have really, i think they should have really just stayed at home and had the day off. >> there you go. okay. how about you, adam? your union nomination is . for you, adam? your union nomination is. for losing their marbles and banning a west end theatre advert on the tube because it featured an unhealthy looking cake. >> these these need to stop telling us what to think and do and stop trying to control what we do in our lives. >> yes , definitely. what >> yes, definitely. what a dreadful story. matthew your union jack has his transport secretary mark harper, who has stood by and basically coordinated train companies saying they're going to close every ticket office. >> do you know how many combinations of tickets there are in this country? 55 million. and then and then lovely men and

with baroness foster calvin robinson and rebecca reid . so, baroness rebecca reid.the people actually that are behind the don't kill cash campaign. we've now got 200,000 people who are backing it. i'm backing it. and i think they should be the nomination for this evening. >> absolutely. a gb news campaign, which i couldn't support more fully. calvin, who's your greatest? >> britain minus the johnsons . >> britain minus the johnsons. >> britain minus the johnsons. >> our former prime minister, bofis >> our former prime minister, boris johnson, has given us all some good news today. the birth of their new child and i love the name, don't you? >> corker. >> it's an absolute corker. >> it's an absolute corker. >> it's an absolute corker. >> it a great classical name, >> it is a great classical name, isn't it? >> brilliant stuff. let's just let's just hear it more let's just hear it one more time. it is. frank. frank, alfred, odyssey johnson. i wonder those names wonder which of those names bofis wonder which of those names boris with . how about boris came up with. how ab

and you have just summed up baroness foster, have summed up foster, you have just summed up the betweene here between the left that's a left and the right. so that's a good end it. i think. good point to end it. i think. ranil jayawardena rebecca read my ranil jayawardena rebecca read my panel with me all my superstar panel with me all night, on the way with night, but also on the way with migrants on the bibby stockholm barge cricket barge to get free cricket and festival excursions. the festival excursions. why is the uk rolling out the uk government rolling out the red at the taxpayer's red carpet at the taxpayer's expense? laurence fox is investigating and fox investigating this and the fox report soon. next in the report soon. but next in the clash, was extraordinary. clash, this was extraordinary. spotify taking a million spotify are taking a £34 million hit the split hit in the wake of the split with the sussexes. so if harry and meghan just become a bad investment. and meghan just become a bad investnsheikh lee cohen do bushra sheikh lee cohen do battle on this, what do you thin

and you have just summed up baroness foster, have summed up foster, you have just summed up the betweene here between the left that's a left and the right. so that's a good end it. i think. good point to end it. i think. ranil jayawardena rebecca read my ranil jayawardena rebecca read my panel with me all my superstar panel with me all night, on the way with night, but also on the way with migrants on the bibby stockholm barge cricket barge to get free cricket and festival excursions. the festival excursions. why is the uk rolling out the uk government rolling out the red at the taxpayer's red carpet at the taxpayer's expense? laurence fox is investigating and fox investigating this and the fox report soon. next in the report soon. but next in the clash, was extraordinary. clash, this was extraordinary. spotify taking a million spotify are taking a £34 million hit the split hit in the wake of the split with the sussexes. so if harry and meghan just become a bad investment. and meghan just become a bad investnsheikh lee cohen do bushra sheikh lee cohen do battle on this, what do you thin

baroness foster,— foster of oxton for reaction.nistan , ukraine, syria, afghanistan, sudan, iraq, hong kong , you sudan, iraq, hong kong, you know, we really are very, very supportive. but i think the pubuc supportive. but i think the public are absolutely sick and tired of this. this is going against the will of the people. in our 2019 manifesto, we said we will deal with this. we know there's probably been about a million people, including obviously legitimate people who have come here over the last three years. school are under pressure. the health service is under pressure. housing is under pressure. and all we're doing is sitting in the house of lords day after day . while we, of day after day. while we, of course, were not a conservative majority in the house of lords . majority in the house of lords. but we go through the debates . but we go through the debates. the same people in the opposition put down more amendments or the same amendments, spend hours trying to talk all of it out goes back to talk all of it out goes back

that case in my digest next before my superstar panel have their say tonight, we're joined by baroness foster plus, as tim and rebecca reid. plus, as tim davie admits, the beeb is scrambling to salvage its reputation after this latest scandal . scandal. >> one thing i would say is that these are damaged. these are clearly damaging to the bbc. >> do you still have trust in the clash? that's what i'll be asking the bbc. do you trust it? we'll hear from both sides on that one then. a man who spent 26 years at broadcasting house is journalist and author tom bower gives his unfiltered verdict on what he believes is now a leaderless organisation . now a leaderless organisation. he'll also have the latest now a leaderless organisation. he'll breaking; the latest now a leaderless organisation. he'll breaking tonight est now a leaderless organisation. he'll breaking tonight ,st now a leaderless organisation. he'll breaking tonight , the sun week breaking tonight, the sun is reporting that the bbc star suspended over sex claims has been accused of breaking lockdown rules to meet one young stranger he m

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next before my superstar panel weigh in tonight , i'm joined by in tonight, i'm joined by baroness jacqueline fosterazar . also brooks and matthew lazar. also coming up, with plunging poll ratings and accusations he's completely given up , should completely given up, should rishi sunak call labour's bluff and hold a snap general election ? that's our big debate later in the show. elsewhere tonight, following a shocking backlash to king charles's scott coronation is our new monarch strong enough to see off the growing republican threat? anti monarchist campaigner rhys posnett takes on staunch royalist nigel gardiner in what promises to be a fiery clash . promises to be a fiery clash. plus, paul burrell reacts to reports that meghan's humiliating axing by spotify has her plotting solo projects away from the radioactive brand of the sussexes . and is the royal the sussexes. and is the royal marriage on the rocks? paul burrell's analysis unmissable as always. also on the way , our always. also on the way, our young girls who oppose dangerous gender neutral toilets being silenced by the extreme trans lob

now, gb news presenter baroness arlene foster joins us in the studio to talk further about this storylene, this is the most appalling thing. i think i can remember for a long time. the fact that banks have this power over us all. >> it's not just that they've broken data protection rules in sharing information about an account. it's the fact that they were keeping that sort of information on their clients to were keeping that sort of inforrwith.�*| on their clients to were keeping that sort of inforrwith. ion their clients to were keeping that sort of inforrwith. i mean, r clients to were keeping that sort of inforrwith. i mean, when1ts to were keeping that sort of inforrwith. i mean, when yom start with. i mean, when you look they were keeping look at what they were keeping on farage, they listed on nigel farage, they listed a whole range of things. oh, he's racist. he's that. racist. he's this, he's that. he's why are banks he's the other. why are banks keeping that sort of information? mean, are information? i mean, they are not ngos. they are there allegedly to look after our mone