i mean , problem, cressida. i mean, pnces problem, cressida. mean, prices are rising because there aren't enough homes and putting rent controls is just going to dissuade people from investing in new property, building new property, because it's going to reduce the amount that's available. i mean, sadiq khan could pass a law saying ferraris are now £0.50. are you going to sell out of ferraris pretty quick. >> well yeah. and then you've got whoever 100 lucky people with a cheap ferrari and everybody else is stuck in this horrendous market. by contrast, it says here reports have emerged recently from argentina, where the rental supplies jumped by 195.2%. there's nearly 200% more housing since javier milei got in and got rid of rent control. >> so he removed rent control. so then there was more of an incentive for people to come and bnng incentive for people to come and bring properties to the market. so that's how it should be done. rent controls never work. they reduce mobility, even if you're lucky enough to get one of those. like carrie bradsh

, the daily star. that cressida, the daily star.sh with your partner? i wouldn't, i don't know where her mouth's been. >> one third of brit lovers share toothbrushes and socks in strange love rituals, study claims. it's not that strange. they're making it sound more exotic than it is, apparently people share stuff like toothbrushes. bit gross. but also jewellery is a big one. and shoes and underwear. do they mean straight people or gay couples? i mean, how do you. how do you borrow underwear that doesn't fit your body? i don't know, tends to work only one way around, isn't it? >> i think, you know, especially when you start a new relationship. if there's that moment where, like, your girlfriend will wear a shirt or your boxers. oh, isn't it cute? you do it once the other way round, and the next thing you know, you've ruined their family christmas. >> yeah, the daily mail's calling you the wrong gender. yeah it's. this toothbrush thing. is not that weird, is it? in an emergency? i don't think that's that weird. this is weird, though

cressida. >> gift of the gab.physical presence than kind words as survey proves, actions really do speak louder than words, so apparently when you get a gift, you feel more uplifted than if somebody just says, there, there, there's . there, there's. >> well, who would have thought ? >> well, who would have thought? >> well, who would have thought? >> i think this is because people give such bad words. i reckon, like if you had 20 minutes with doctor phil, you'd probably feel fantastic . but probably feel fantastic. but most people are idiots. >> so it's a playstation five? >> so it's a playstation five? >> yeah. well, true. what if doctor phil gave you a playstation five? yeah, yeah. great. >> brilliant, it great. >> brilliant , it talks about >> brilliant, it talks about buying flowers. i'm amazed men don't buy flowers more often. like flowers are like a tenner. have you got any idea what the return on that is? it's mad that men don't buy flowers if i've done something wrong. >> is that . that's. that's what >> i

what do you think, cressida ? cressida?t's a debate about short term or long term, isn't it? and whether you believe in deterrence or not, i mean, it's obviously being an illegal migrant. must be a horrific way to live. i feel enormously sympathetic towards the individuals , but i the individuals, but i understand backstage . i understand backstage. i understand backstage. i understand this can't go on. it's awful . i mean, you make it it's awful. i mean, you make it possible for this to keep happening, but the evidence seems to be that the deterrents do work. >> if people think they're just going to pay all this money to these gangsters to get here, and then they're just going to be shipped off somewhere else, that's my feeling. >> and of course, that's terrible for the people in the short term. but it means that all these other generations and other people wouldn't potentially wouldn't do it. >> and it means all these gangsters won't get all their money, which is great. >> well, that's very satisfying. yeah.i >> well, tha

what's going on, cressida?, second police officer under investigation after manchester airport incident, so yes , it's a second. this is the yes, it's a second. this is the incident that happened on the 23rd of july. initially we just had a very short clip of a police officer stamping on and kicking in the face. somebody on the floor. yes. >> which is abhorrent as far as i can see. absolutely. there was also context we didn't know about. >> well, there was so within the next few days, we got some more footage about what had happened just before that. and the police officers had been attacked. it was pretty brutal. we know that one of the female officers had a broken nose. i think that's right. have they been arrested yet? the people who well, they have. so there's two things going on at once here. so greater manchester police are also investigating the people that hurt the police in the first place. right, i mean, they should clearly be i don't know if they have been arrested. >> have they? they still they're o

>> cressida, i feel very sorry for her. obviously it's going to go viral.rassing. >> oh, i know, it's always. oh the internet was a bad idea. okay, look, finally, we've got president joe biden. he's been caughtin president joe biden. he's been caught in yet another gaffe this week , this time as he celebrated week, this time as he celebrated the us, russia prisoner swap. yeah you all know we have a tradition in the biden family. >> we sing happy birthday on any birthday . ready, >> we sing happy birthday on any birthday. ready, all of you. happy birthday to you. happy birthday to you. happy birthday , birthday to you. happy birthday, dear mary, happy birthday to you. remember? no serious guys to your 30. god love you know what, guys? >> i'm serious. i read about this during the week. >> no serious guys, serious guys. >> until you're 30. he's not into tradwives , apparently. into tradwives, apparently. okay. whole thing. >> that's so awful. yeah. yes. and he's still the president. >> he's also. it wasn't her birthday. >> no . wasn't even a birthday. >> no. w

my comedian guests this evening are cressida wetton and bruce devlin .ome both. and bruce devlin. welcome both. are you full of joy as ever, bruce? are you full of joy as ever, bruce.7 yes, with a tinge of bitterness. >> no, i'm not bitter at all. i just have very set opinions on things. you do.7 i'm just have very set opinions on things. you do? i'm not bitter. no, no, my life's fabulous. >> it's very set in your ways. what about you, cressida? >> bitter, but very sharp. oh, yes. >> oh, yes. a tongue so sharp you could peel a king edward quote. kate. copstick. oh that's one of your better reviews, isn't it? >> yes. okay, well, look, we've got this lovely audience. let's let's use them to their full. we've got a question from katherine, who is katherine? hi, katherine. >> hi. what is a harmful belief? >> hi. what is a harmful belief? >> yeah, it's a really good question. this is yvette cooper's new initiative. she says she's going to crack down on people pushing harmful and hateful beliefs. does that trouble you, katherine? are you happy with that? >> it

>> cressida, i feel very sorry for her. obviously it's going to go viral.'s always. on the internet was a bad idea. okay, look, finally, we've got president joe biden. he's been caughtin president joe biden. he's been caught in yet another gaffe this week , this time as he celebrated week, this time as he celebrated the us, russia prisoner swap. yeah you all know we have a tradition in the biden family. >> we sing happy birthday on any birthday . ready, >> we sing happy birthday on any birthday. ready, all of you. happy birthday to you. happy birthday to you. happy birthday , birthday to you. happy birthday, dear mary, happy birthday to you. remember? no serious guys to your 30. god love you know what, guys? >> i'm serious. i read about this during the week. >> no serious guys, serious guys. >> until you're 30. he's not into tradwives , apparently. into tradwives, apparently. okay. whole thing. >> that's so awful. yeah. yes. and he's still the president. >> he's also. it wasn't her birthday. >> no . wasn't even a birthday. >> no. wasn't even a birthday. >>

i'm cressida wetton , still joined by cressida wetton, still joined by the people's game and paul coxeople's person kerry marx, kicking this section off with wednesday's telegraph and sadiq khan's building his part up for a change. paul? >> well, indeed, khan hints at brexit split with starmer. sadiq khan has hinted at a brexit split with sir keir starmer by suggesting the uk could rejoin the eu in the medium to long term. so in its general. well, i mean , first of all, sadiq khan mean, first of all, sadiq khan here letting the nation know that he doesn't think his party have created enough division in the last six weeks. so he's just going to add something else to the plate. i mean, he hasn't had a look around. is he and gone? it seems like the whole thing is on fire. perhaps we should mention brexit. it doesn't. it seems like bad timing to me, but he obviously feels very safe as the mayor of london to talk about these things, in his, in his general election manifesto, of course, labour said that there will be no return to the single market. the customs union or free movement. so i'm

this evening are cressida whetton and josh howie . okay, how are you , joy? >> good, good.back from liverpool . really? why? you liverpool. really? why? you know, the riots and no , no, i know, the riots and no, no, i was doing i was doing stand up up there. okay. >> i didn't mean to sound like it's a terrible place to go. i'm just. >> no, just. >> no, no , just. >> no, no, it was great. we had a great weekend and then we were just seeing all the sort of helicopters and. oh, blimey. oh! they're out. >> i thought they were there for you. >> yeah, of course my ego would, yeah. >> what about you, chris? have you done anything so exciting? >> no rioting yet. >> no rioting yet. >> yet there's still the rest of the evening. who knows? >> absolutely. okay, well, look, we've got a lovely audience here, so let's use them. let's get some questions. we've got a question coming in from jeff. which one is jeff? hello, jeff. >> hello. well, starmer's proposed violent crime units do anything to solve the problem. >> so that's the phrase he's used about trying to deal with all the riots. i

. >> i'm cressida wetton. >> i'm cressida wetton. >> tonight i'm joined by loose cannon jonathan kogan and tightly wound meatball lewis schaffer. >> i'll take that. >> i'll take that. >> i'll take that. >> i thought you might. >> i thought you might. >> how are you.7 >> how are you? >> i'm okay. this is kind of weird, isn't it? >> because it's live tv. and if we just did something horrendous or horrible or embarrassing, it would be taken in the worst possible fate. let the ocd get you and we get viral. >> i know, what if we. what if me and lewis just started making out all viral? >> things are not wrong on so many levels, i think right? >> join their onlyfans for more of that. >> let's get on with it, let's have a look at those front pages. so the telegraph has starmer in spat with musk over riots . the daily mail is leading riots. the daily mail is leading with anger over elon musk claim uk civil war is inevitable . uk civil war is inevitable. >> the times has musk draws fire from pm with claim of uk civil war. >> there's a theme, guardian far right attacks should be seen as terrorism

well i bet they didn't see that coming. >> cressida, there we go, >> cressida, there we go, >> i wantss, he says later on, that the majority of mediums are painfully honest people . people. >> painfully honest. >> painfully honest. >> yeah, it hurts them. >> yeah, it hurts them. >> oh, i've never , never been so >> oh, i've never, never been so painfully honest, painfully honest people who will go to a spiritualist church and demonstrate on a soaking wet friday night for £15 and don't even get petrol money. but in all walks of life, there are odd rogues and vagabonds. it sounds very much like the open mic circuit of comedy. to me, this sounds exactly like the way i went about things, essentially saying, look, they probably do a good service because there are a lot there. you know, i believe in spiritualism and there are a lot of good spiritualists out there. however, you know, there are a lot of people because because these people are in need in some way, they are going to take advantage. so you do need something like the psychic news just to check out whether, you know, dazzling bob

i'm cressida winton, and tonight i'm joined by a voice of reason.comedian carrie marks and the clown who hears voices. it's louis schaefer. how are you both.7 >> i'm the voice of reason. i didn't even know that you are. >> i think you're a very calming influence on this show, gary. i've changed that tonight. well, i've changed that tonight. well, i don't know if we can afford that, because we've got louis with us. well, didn't you just say that people who speak to themselves are smarter than people who don't speak? >> no. >> no. >> that's the story we had yesterday. one of the voices. >> you're in the wrong night, but you just heard. >> okay, let's have a look at those front pages. the daily telegraph leads with career criminals. walk free in soft justice scandal. the times has don't rush in new laws for workers. bosses warn the daily mail has labour offers train drivers bumper pay deal to end strikes. the guardian has ukraine moves deeper into russia and targets air bases. the ai has savers hit by interest rate drop, but uk mortgages set to fall to

stapled. >> someone who's stapled. >> cressida, yeah .lly, >> cressida, yeah. so basically, this is now absolutely true. steve might try and give you some false information to the contrary, but these aliens, which have been proven to be aliens, have found to have rare metals within them, within their corpses, which suggests that they were telecommunicating with faraway galaxies . now, steve, faraway galaxies. now, steve, i'm sure you have an interesting point to say about this, but we're going to go to josh. what do you think about this? >> no, you've read the story wrongly. they found an iphone on these bodies. really? and that's what it is now. >> these guys are nerds. they definitely. >> you can see it in the photo here. it says it shows the photo quite clearly. what network were they on that they got? i can't even get signal. if you go to norwich jvt. >> oh there we go. yeah i forgot it's sunday. >> i'm about to go on holiday. don't stop putting that pressure on me. that's pretty good. oh, so that's the front pages sorted in the next

cressida. what? thought america was supposed to be more expensive. >> no, it isn't, because there's competition. so when you're going to pay for it, you go to you go to the. they say, you know, oh, you've got must have money. so we're going to charge you 13. >> so really then long term we're looking at private health care aren't we. >> well of course we're looking at because because the truth is when they set up the nhs, people weren't they didn't think it's like, how long is a piece of string? if it's free, give me an entire ball. if i have to pay by the inch, i'll just take this much string. >> and you can see so many british people they know the nhs is free. they know that they can get patched up for free. so they let their bodies just absolutely degenerate into their fat, their slovenly, their lazy. yeah, completely. >> schafer obviously looking at the mail on sunday, louis, someone in estonia has plagiarised the rwanda plan. >> oh, yes. >> oh, yes. >> is this in australia? what is this? what sto

thank you to steve and louis andrew doyle will be here tomorrow at 11 pm. with josh howie and cressidaay tuned for breakfast until next time i see you. goodbye. >> send me a message . >> send me a message. >> send me a message. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. tomorrow is going to feel pretty warm and humid and after a dry start for many it's going to turn dull with quite a few of us seeing outbreaks of rain and drizzle. not from this area of low pressure, but actually from this rather innocuous looking set of weather fronts. the low to the north, though, is still providing some hefty showers across northern scotland. still pretty gusty here as well. a blustery night across the far north elsewhere , the winds are north elsewhere, the winds are easing. there'll be some clearer spells, a few showers across northern england, but they're tending to fade and then we'll see the cloud, rain and drizzle spilling into south wales and southwest england later in the

i'll be back tomorrow at 11 with adam koumas and cressida wetton.stay tuned. breakfast on the way. next enjoy yourself and have a good one. >> it looks like things are heating up boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. showers continue over the next 24 hours. some longer spells of rain pushing in through sunday as well. and it remains quite cool and breezy. low pressure in charge of our weather at the moment, but as we head into monday, a bank holiday for some, we will see a ridge of high pressure extending in, turning things a little drier and warmer for the rest of saturday into the early hours of sunday. showers across the north and the west of the uk. some of these heavy, still fairly blustery winds across the north and west. clearer skies across central and eastern areas. quite a fresh night for everyone with temperatures in towns and cities dipping into single figures, perhaps 5 or 6 celsius in the countryside. but there will be plenty of sunny spells to start sunday morning

we're back tomorrow at 11:00 with cressida wetton. you're watching the 5 am. repeat.se now it's time for breakfast. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office . cooler and clearer met office. cooler and clearer across northern areas tonight . across northern areas tonight. damp and cloudy further east, which will mean any viewing of the meteor shower will be a bit limited for more central and eastern areas. that's because this weather front that's been lingering across the west will finally push further eastwards overnight. tonight spreading cloud and rain into central areas of england. at first, this evening and then into the south—east, probably by tomorrow morning. further north and west, though, it's clearing up quite nicely and the winds will ease as well. after a breezy day , so as well. after a breezy day, so that will allow temperatures to fall away much lower than they have done lately. we could be down as low as 4 or 5 d

we're back tomorrow at 11:00 with leo kearse, cressida wilson and bruce devlin.eat , please do stay tuned repeat, please do stay tuned because now it's time for breakfast. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb. news on. gb. news >> hey good evening. here's your latest gb news weather forecast coming to you from the met office . looking ahead to office. looking ahead to tomorrow and there will be sunny spells for many of us in just a few showers in the north. but before then , we do have some wet before then, we do have some wet weather around at the moment. we do have a frontal system that's still making its way southeastwards , and this is southeastwards, and this is going to bring quite a bit of cloud, quite a bit of rain across much of england and wales through the end of the evening, pushing away towards the southeast as we go through the early hours of friday morning. could be some heavy bursts amongst it before it eventually clears away towards the southeast through tomorrow itself. behind it, some clearer skies and under

we'll be back tomorrow at 11:00 pm with cressida wetton and carrie marks, and paul cox will be here doingll be here doing all the work . and if doing all the work. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast, which is on the way next. till the next one. have a good one. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. very good evening to you. here's your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. plenty of showers as we go through tomorrow, and some blustery , tomorrow, and some blustery, gusty winds too. but before then, there's a lot of cloud. there's a lot of rain because of a frontal system that's already made its way in from the west. and as we go through the next 12 hours or so, it's going to continue to push east and south eastwards, bringing quite a wet story across many parts of england. and wales for a time. with that rain feeding into the southeast as we go through the early hours of tomorrow morning behind it, there will be some clear skies around, but also some showery bursts, especially across parts of