the face of christopher biggins. sport and politics here at gb news aidan magee and ethnography author and author dr. lisa mckenzie biggins is there a danger of overcorrection that it's a crime to be a guy? yes i think there is. >> i mean, i was just thinking to myself, 65 years ago when i was ten years old, we never had any of this . it was going on. any of this. it was going on. i mean, i'm just sort of horrified by what you've been telling us. i just think it is absolutely appalling what's going on. >> i mean, a lot of it is social media for it's easy access to. and clearly the messaging for these young boys when they look at as a disaster, when they go into relationships. >> absolutely. because they don't live up to it don't they can live up to it because is a lot to live up because it is a lot to live up to. when you see some of the things that go on in and also the fact you can do it live of, well, this is it. >> i mean, is the >> i mean, this is the challenge, isn't it? you challenge, isn't it? but you know, do

the face of christopher biggins. ort and politics here at gb news aidan magee and ethnography author and author dr. lisa mckenzie biggins is there a danger of overcorrection that it's a crime to be a guy? yes i think there is. >> i mean, i was just thinking to myself, 65 years ago when i was ten years old, we never had any of this . it was going on. any of this. it was going on. i mean, i'm just sort of horrified by what you've been telling us. i just think it is absolutely appalling what's going on. >> i mean, a lot of it is social media for it's easy access to . media for it's easy access to. and clearly the messaging for these young boys when they look at as a disaster, when they go into relationships. >> absolutely. because they don't can live up to it don't they can live up to it because is a lot to live up because it is a lot to live up to. when you see some of the things that go on in and also the fact you can do it live of, well, this is it. >> i mean, is the >> i mean, this is the challenge, it? but you chall

christopher biggins and annabel actually annabel denham.is leads us on nicely annabel , your story. another , to your next story. another setback for the government. >> if you can believe it. tom yes, this is the news that sunak may be forced to postpone on the deadune may be forced to postpone on the deadline on his five pledges, which is this is according to tory mps and insiders. it would be enormously humiliating for rishi sunak, who, when he stood up in january and set out his five promises for the country, was ridiculed. really because people felt that they were more forecast out than they were pledges that he was essentially saying the sun might shine in the summer . saying the sun might shine in the summer. and yet here we are with the debt now equivalent to over 100% of gdp with him really struggling to stop the boats as he promised the numbers. so far this year are around £12,000. that's compared to 45,000 last yeah that's compared to 45,000 last year. but june was the highest number on record , nearly 4000. number on record, near

christopher biggins welcome to the show , sir christopher. the show, sir christopher. and how you knew you wanted to get involved acting. it get involved in acting. was it vocational from beginning? get involved in acting. was it vocwell,il from beginning? get involved in acting. was it vocwell,il think beginning? get involved in acting. was it vocwell,il think whatzginning? get involved in acting. was it vocwell,il think what happened >> well, i think what happened was born in oldham and my was i was born in oldham and my mother hated it. so within three weeks she packed me up and my father and put me in the back of a pickfords lorry and drove and she didn't drive it. we all drove to down salisbury. she was a hog , so she knew a hampshire hog, so she knew that the world. and so that part of the world. and so we set up home in salisbury and, and when i went to my parents worked very hard to send me to a private school at private school, there was a wonderful elocution mistress . now i had school, there was a wonderful elocution mistress. now i had a great auntie vi who

christopher biggins welcome to the show , sir christopher. the show, sir christopher.o and how you knew you wanted to get involved acting. it get involved in acting. was it vocational from beginning? get involved in acting. was it vocwell,il from beginning? get involved in acting. was it vocwell,il think beginning? get involved in acting. was it vocwell,il think whatzginning? get involved in acting. was it vocwell,il think what happened >> well, i think what happened was born in oldham and my was i was born in oldham and my mother hated it. so within three weeks she packed me up and my father and put me in the back of a pickfords lorry and drove and she didn't drive it. we all drove to down salisbury. she was a hog , so she knew a hampshire hog, so she knew that the world. and so that part of the world. and so we set up home in salisbury and, and when i went to my parents worked very hard to send me to a private school at private school, there was a wonderful elocution mistress . now i had school, there was a wonderful elocution mistress. now i had a great auntie vi wh

and we've got christopher biggins and we've gop cpappe— christopher biggins and we've got claire in casne wepp .— buy a concert? here's £17,000 in casne wepp. p— buy a concert? here's £17,000 in cash? well , i would- buy a concert? here's £17,000 in cash? �*jpjppi-- : - cash? well, i would like that because i love cash . i think because i love cash. i think cash is fantastic. but of course you cut that, you get then criticism for having cash and problems. i i think that problems. i mean, i think that what so interesting, this is what is so interesting, this is the beginning the end , as the beginning of the end, as i said because i think said earlier, because i think soon be to say anything soon we won't be to say anything wrong. nothing you'll be able to say unless you want to go into prison or something. i mean, it's just it's just appalling. well, is the suspicion well, this is just the suspicion of well, this is just the suspicion op—pnwopwea- well, this is just the suspicion of_involved that. well, this is just the suspicioni of_involved that it's of the people involved that

plus, 80s pop icon theresa bazaar, showbiz legends christopher biggins kim woodburn , my biggins andnine we're live from. nine >> welcome back to the saturday five. as always has very much for your emails. freddy's written in, he says, very interest in show tonight. emily, darren and patrick get my top awards tonight . benjamin gets awards tonight. benjamin gets the wooden spoon for sarcasm and silly, naive gb views. well david says radio four has women's hour. why isn't there a men's hour? oh that's a good question, isn't it ? i don't know question, isn't it? i don't know why you're listening to the bbc, though , love. thanks, everyone. though, love. thanks, everyone. who's gotten touch. it's time now our final debate . emily now for our final debate. emily carver is going to discuss whether us brits should bring back the disapproving stay away to combat irksome anti—social behaviour. here we go. emily. >> yes, everyone's seen what i mean. so i like to keep an eye on global news. and one story caught my eye over in hong kong. the public being encouraged the public are being encourag

plus, 80s pop icon theresa bazaar, showbiz legends christopher biggins kim woodburn , my biggins and. nine we're live from. nine >> welcome back to the saturday five. as always has very much for your emails. freddy's written in, he says, very interest in show tonight. emily, darren and patrick get my top awards tonight . benjamin gets awards tonight. benjamin gets the wooden spoon for sarcasm and silly, naive gb views. well david says radio four has women's hour. why isn't there a men's hour? oh that's a good question, isn't it ? i don't know question, isn't it? i don't know why you're listening to the bbc, though , love. thanks, everyone. though, love. thanks, everyone. who's gotten touch. it's time now our final debate . emily now for our final debate. emily carver is going to discuss whether us brits should bring back the disapproving stay away to combat irksome anti—social behaviour. here we go. emily. >> yes, everyone's seen what i mean. so i like to keep an eye on global news. and one story caught my eye over in hong kong. the public being encouraged the public are being encour