the much beloved national treasure, christopher biggins , treasure, christopher biggins, another national, former tory mp and now former i've been down on the farm a couple of weeks ago, the fabulous neil harris and tv personality, broadcaster and dropper of truth bombs, precious muir . also tonight, after they muir. also tonight, after they got clobbered by the chancellor in this week's budget, are the owners of second homes selfish? i'll be asking top property expert russell quirk. and the most important part of the show, your emails. they come straight to my laptop mark at gbp news.com. and this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it . and let me tell you, have it. and let me tell you, it's a special show tonight. not because we've got great guests, not because we've got great stories, but because it is stories, but also because it is director josh's birthday. and isn't he good for working on his birthday? working on a saturday night? so let's make it one to remember. lots to get through. don't go anywhere. we start with my big opinion. rememb

and he said i'd like christopher biggins voice really.nd record everything that you have to do. so that when he presses a button or rather type something out and then presses a button to for people to hear, you'll get my voice. and i'm really, really touched by it is a big honour and i'm thrilled to bits , and it is good when you're bits, and it is good when you're in a position to be able to do things like that, you know, and, and help raise money. i mean, i suppose over the years i'm quite old now. i've been in the business over 60 years and, you know, it's wonderful to be able to raise millions and millions and which , you know, i and millions, which, you know, i have done. >> heroes, thinking >> so acting heroes, thinking back, back in the day, who would it be? >> well, i, you know, i'm we were taught at drama school, bristol old vic school. we were taught the classics. and i suppose you have to i always looked up to laurence olivier. i mean, olivier was and mean, laurence olivier was and robert stephens too. i remember going to see h

sexist politics legend christine hamilton goes head to head with showbiz icon christopher biggins. it's saturday night. so let's talk about men only drinking clubs. the head of the civil service and the uk's m16 spy chief have both quit the exclusive private members club, the garrick club , after a the garrick club, after a backlash for being part of a venue that excludes women. simon kc and richard moore's resignation comes two days after the famous club's secretive membership list was published in the guardian, revealing that women are not allowed. so are men only clubs. sexist and what about women only venues to is it nice to relax and hang out with people of your own gender? or is it horribly old fashioned and regressive? well, to debate this in just a moment, the fabulous christine hamilton, who is always welcome in my club, but first with me in the studio, legendary actor and presenter christopher biggins begins. what do you think about the idea of a men only venue? is that an environment you'd be happy in? >> it's not actually i mean, i adore the company of women, so i mean,

we have christopher biggins, actor and tv personality and jo—anne nadler political commentator.everyone. great to see you. any thoughts about this? i'm going to start with you, joanne. you with you, joanne. are you worried scotland worried about the scotland hate crime think we should all >> yeah, i think we should all be very worried about it. i think very sinister. it's think it's very sinister. it's very chilling and it just makes you on the fact that we you reflect on the fact that we never seem to learn. yes. i mean, it's really not that many years ago since we were, all celebrating the fall of the berlin wall. yes. and everything that that seemed to represent for the west. and this great sort of, you know, cry of freedom that we all had. and i think it's particularly sort of poignant if you think about what was, what was so sad about what you've just said in reference to this idea that people are going to be reporting on each other in very much the way that they did, behind wall. yes. and behind the berlin wall. yes. and particularly in east germany. yeah. >> it feels like

christopher biggins the morning. christopher biggins dawn neesom.he royal scandal on the front page of every single newspaper. >> a couple of them have just gone. happy mother's day picture. isn't it wonderful? and all have gone. all the others have gone. there's something with there's something wrong with this it's been this picture. it's been airbrushed. been airbrushed. it's been photoshopped. something photoshopped. there is something wrong with it. it's taken in autumn. this is not taken now. so so all the speculation. it was meant to dampen down about kate's health and the state of the royal relationship has just actually exploded once again. and if i was kate waking up this morning, i'd be absolutely furious this has furious at how this has happened. someone's head's got to roll surely over this. >> yeah, because isn't just >> yeah, because this isn't just conspiracy you know, conspiracy theorists, you know, having here. this is having a field day here. this is for international, highly respected and trusted news agencies. kill. noticing this

plus showbiz legend christopher biggins. mark meets my top pundits and tomorrow's papers.ome back to the saturday five. your emails are flying in with fury. it has to be said. and margaret, she's got a telling for off us. she says i find it incredibly offensive how the princess of wales is constantly referred to as kate middleton. how many years is it since she's been middleton? how disrespectful to her children , disrespectful to her children, if nothing else yet? well, i doubt our children refer to her as the princess of wales, to be honest. >> but but i think you raise a fair and valid point, rose says. >> that was not beau biden. that was an actor with phenomenally skilful makeup slash mask. could you recommend the same man for benjamin butterworth or desperate sean says i wait all week to hear the brilliant common sense of neil oliver's saturday 6 pm. monologue, and the follow up discussion. what happened today? well, sean , i happened today? well, sean, i hope you're still watching and you can catch neil oliver tomorrow at 6 pm. with his fantastic show. plus two hour

an iconic tv star, christopher biggins. but first let's go to the . news. let's go to the.ng. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . i'm wenzler in the gb newsroom. i'm former prime minister liz truss has accused labour of preventing a debate on her bill, which seeks to ban transgender women from female only spaces and prevent them from competing in women's sports. it was due to be discussed in the commons today, but mps appeared to waste time to delay her debate. she told gb news she was frustrated by the opposition parties stalling tactics . tactics. >> my bill has been stopped today from being debated by the labour party and i am absolutely furious about that. they do not even want to talk about the important of recognising biological sex. they do not want to talk about how we stop children being able to access puberty blockers that would actually stop their development . actually stop their development. so they have spent today filibustering my bill and stopping it being talked about, even though over the last few weeks i have had a huge amount of public support from c

an iconic tv star, christopher biggins. but first let's go to the . news. let's go to the.i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . i'm wenzler in the gb newsroom. i'm former prime minister liz truss has accused labour of preventing a debate on her bill, which seeks to ban transgender women from female only spaces and prevent them from competing in women's sports. it was due to be discussed in the commons today, but mps appeared to waste time to delay her debate. she told gb news she was frustrated by the opposition parties stalling tactics .

we've got christopher biggins and dawn neesom to talk about some of the stories making the headlinesst thing we want to talk about is, lollipop people being scrapped and, there's this, cost saving. term going around. they cost £1 million a year. and which is really nothing in terms of a council's budget . but what of a council's budget. but what do you think about lolly? people going and begins? would it be something that you would ever be tempted to do? >> well, funnily enough, you should say that no , no, i think should say that no, no, i think the abuse they get do they? i think they get a lot of abuse from motorists who, you know, are stopped when they're in a rush to get somewhere and they suddenly walk out . i think some suddenly walk out. i think some of them are very arrogant too. i think they take it too seriously. they think that they are our absolute only that that lollipop gives them a lot of power. and i think they sometimes you you can see them if you're if you're stopped just before . yes. and you can see and before. yes. and you can see and the children i feel the chi

plus showbiz legend christopher biggins. >> mark meets my top pundits and tomorrow's papers.ressida wet and ben leo and benjamin butterworth. tonight on the show. >> is it ever acceptable to let yourself go after marriage ? yourself go after marriage? >> the met police will not be arresting j.k. rowling for calling a trans woman a man. >> johnny rotten exposes the rotten state of britain's migration system. we haven't