i'm still here with paul cox and cressida wetton. this is your first look at friday's newspapers. to kick off this section with the telegraph. the bank of england has been accused of playing politics. cressida >> that's right. bank accused of political decision to hold interest rates. so conservative mps have accused officials on the monetary policy committee of being unfairly and unduly swayed by the upcoming election. so the bank have decided to keep it where it is, which is at 5.25. yeah, and some of the tories are complaining and but the monetary policy committee saying it's got nothing to do with it. that's nothing to do with it. that's not why we've done it. yes. >> and of course it's important that the bank isn't neutral on these matters. right? >> right. exactly exactly. >> right. exactly exactly. >> i fear that they're telling porkies actually, because it's a statement of fact that it was political. i really believe that. and i think that they've decided to leave it as it was to try and remain apolitical, because quite clearly, the next step is a quarter percent drop. and

i'm cressida wetton , still joined by cressida wetton, still joined by steve and alan and paul cox . and alan and paul cox. and we're hosting a night with the headliners live and you can join us for an evening of comedy with andrew doyle. leo kearse, simon evans and josh howie. more information . scan the qr code on information. scan the qr code on the screen now or you can visit gbnews.com okay, starting this section in the independent, steve, have the latest polls revealed anything unexpected about the general election, or do we kind of know what they already say? >> we know what they already say. let's do it again. tories heading for election wipe—out as new mega poll suggests they could win just 66 seats. it's not a poll, it's a mega poll. mega poll , poll, poll, it's mega poll, poll, poll, it's i could do germ available for voiceovers and jingles if anyone wants it, it still means that people who. this is how we'll get. it's what we'll get to if we do the long version of this, people who like the news will say , oh, this is definitely say, oh, this is definitely going to happen.

and the people's princess, cressida wetton. very nice , very cressida wetton. very nice, very nice. thought it'd be nice, how is it going, paul ? back nice. i thought it'd be nice, how is it going, paul? back in the normal chair. >> yeah, back in the normal chair after one. >> it's like i won a competition yesterday. >> yeah, yeah. the algorithms have sort of analysed your performance. they've put me back as host . performance. they've put me back as host. don't be performance. they've put me back as host . don't be offended. it's as host. don't be offended. it's totally impersonal, how are you doing, cressida ? doing, cressida? >> i'm very well. thanks. cool, yes , i enjoyed watching. i yes, i enjoyed watching. i watched you from bristol last night with my mum. and we enjoyed your tie and your. night with my mum. and we enjoyed your tie and your . you enjoyed your tie and your. you had a pink grey combo going on. yeah. i've got a, i have to say was a triumph. >> yeah. and we enjoyed the volume as well. >> that was mentioned three times at least. >> everyone could definitely hear yo

cressida wetton and jonathan kogan. i see your shirt still isn't ironed like the maid was. >> she was taking a rather long break. we had to let her go. >> so right when. so you just have to look shabby. yeah. now on shabby chic. >> and i've got a hair. >> and i've got a hair. >> terrible. all right, well, let's start this section with the guardian. and we're talking about whistleblowers . my about whistleblowers. my favourite subject, cressida. >> managers who silence whistleblowers will never work in nhs again. vow streeting. so nhs, as we know, is , you know, nhs, as we know, is, you know, full of exciting problems and was very scandals, various things going on and wes streeting is saying i want the whistleblowers to be able to come forward and tell us what's wrong so we can reform the nhs, and he's talking he's been talking to the guardian and he's warned that the care quality commission has got to get tougher. so these are like the ofsted people. but for hospitals and nhs, i mean it is difficult isn't it, because yo

i'm cressida wetton , still joined by cressida wetton, still joined by responsible family man nicholas bohemian dandy jonathan kogan. >> i do declare that's how dandy speak, right? no, i must say, i've been in a relationship with my sister. that's a southern dandy. >> okay, so are you. like i meant like, yeah, yeah , exactly. meant like, yeah, yeah, exactly. >> my references are american. okay. >> starting with tuesday's guardian and the latest on hunter biden's court case. well, one of them, nicholas hunter and jill biden, arrive for jury selection in gun charges. >> case . now, this is very >> case. now, this is very questionable journalism by the guardian . surprise, surprise. guardian. surprise, surprise. they say this trial will provide a welcome distraction for the republicans after trump's conviction. i don't know what welcome distraction they need because the verdict in new york actually has galvanised republicans . they have broken republicans. they have broken every fundraising record $53 million in 24 hours. the website actually is called winred. it was crashed. so much supp

i'm nick dixon, still here with cressida wetton and lewis schaffer.trouble. it's always you that causes trouble, lewis. >> so she is. »- >> so she is. >> she's always goading me. that's the thing people don't. >> in the break, she goes and then you go melt in my mouth. >> lewis. right let's do the mail then. >> and a blow for labour, who's favourite voting demographic is, of course, people who know nothing about life. cressida. just a joke. satirical content. >> brilliant blow for starmer as poll finds majority of public oppose lowering the voting age to 16. in damning verdict on labour's flagship policy. i didn't think of this as labour's flagship policy, did you know? anyway, that's what the daily mail thinks . mail thinks. >> it's a very minor ship. it's a dinghy hanging out the back of the ship somewhere . the ship somewhere. >> i mean, i know it's one of those things. clearly it would suit them if 16 year olds could vote, that would be great for them. but i didn't think of it as a flagship policy. and it shouldn't be because , most shouldn't be b

but if you're cressida wetton. stay tuned because now it's breakfast. i can't wait . can't wait. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello! welcome to your latest gb news weather update from the met office. tomorrow's going to be another fairly cool day across the northwest, with a risk of some further heavy showers, and we could see some further heavy showers this evening with a north westerly wind pushing showers into similar areas. it's wind pushing showers into similar areas . it's northwestern similar areas. it's northwestern scotland where we're going to see the highest rainfall totals through the next 24 hours or so. we could see a mix of hail, possibly some hill snow in there as well. we could also see some showers as far south as southwestern england overnight tonight. many western areas seeing a bit more in the way of cloud tonight compared to last night. so it will be a bit of a milder night for some of us, but i think still where skies stay the clearest, ther

i'm joined tonight by leo kearse and cressida wetton. are you both happy, cheery, delighted in the mood to forensically dissect the news? >> yes . basically news? >> yes. basically this news? >> yes . basically this news. >> yes. basically this news. >> yes. basically this news. >> it's great. >> it's great. >> oh you're really happy about it okay. >> well we'll find out why. that is very cryptic from leo. we're going to start though, by looking at the front covers of the newspapers . we've got the newspapers. we've got telegraph who are leading with reform overtakes tories for first time. the times has got conspiracy of silence on cuts and higher taxes. the guardian is leading with i'll fix britain, vows starmer, amid doubts over how he will pay for it and the eye is leading with labour overtakes tories on defence but gets reality check on growing uk economy. friday's mirror has got will give nation hope.the mirror has got will give nation hope. the daily star are magic balls will stop the hand of god. those were your front pages . thos

it's cressida wetton and new recruit damian slash. how's it going?now it's crazy you've come dressed as angela rayner. >> how dare you? >> how dare you? >> no , i've just come. >> no, i've just come. >> no, i've just come. >> i thought i'd wear a splash of red. >> yeah, yeah, she's a trendsetter or you're the trendsetter or you're the trendsetter for her. >> i think she turned up to that debate and she looked at her colleagues and she thought, this needs some colour. >> yes. >> yes. >> she put a splash in. >> she put a splash in. >> there's a danger. you start saying the tories are disgusting . and that's the only danger. >> well, you'll be pleased to hear i've been working on back here. starbury presents. i'll be bringing that out today where we get to that story. but, no, we're wearing the, gb news colours here. >> we're going together. >> we're going together. >> that was good. >> that was good. >> we're going to recreate the whole debate tonight, guys, but in a humorous way. but first we've got to do the front pages. so let's have a look at those

cressida wetton and leo kearse. welcome both. had a good week. >> oh yes. >> oh yes. >> yeah yeah it's a lovely day outside. you're wearing a very summery outfit you're doing getting into ironing this week. i'm sorry. >> yeah . summer dresses need to >> yeah. summer dresses need to be ironed. basically. i live in a flat now. i've got electricity. >> you're sounding like a trad wife. >> that's not all. >> that's not all. >> you're into ironing, aren't you, leo.7 you like that? >> you, leo? you like that? >> sort of. sometimes. iron if i'm going on tv. yeah. >> so not today, though. >> so not today, though. >> just this bit of the show. you don't have not to do. >> well, look, we've got this audience here, so let's get some questions. our first question is from manab. manab. >> hi. good evening everyone, my question is a bit topical, do you think, the labour party is trying to suppress its more left leaning members using the house of lords? interesting >> topical is good. don't worry about that. that's what we're all about. and i p

and my comedian guests this evening are bruce devlin and cressida wetton.welcome both. >> a good week for you, bruce. yes what have you been up to.7 >> oh, i just busy fighting with taylor swift fans on the plane. >> really? yes. have you? uhhuh they could be quite aggressive from what i hear. >> well, they weren't, and there was two girls that filmed themselves as the plane landed, and i told them that really, they should think more of themselves. >> you see danny minogue fans? >> you see danny minogue fans? >> no, she wouldn't have done that. no, no dignity. >> no dignity. scum. >> no dignity. scum. >> where do you stand on the taylor versus danny debacle? >> i think he's joking. >> i think he's joking. >> that is how he speaks to people i know. >> i'm fully aware. i know how rude he is anyway. but behave tonight, bruce. >> oh, turn up on time. >> oh, turn up on time. >> i know wants me. all right. the audience at home, of course, won't know what on earth you're talking about. no, i think they do know. okay, let's get some questions from this audience. th

my comedian guests this evening are cressida wetton and steve n allen. hello. hello. how are you?> very well . >> very well. >> very well. >> doing all right? yeah. >> doing all right? yeah. >> very well. take vitamins. >> very well. take vitamins. >> you do take vitamins. that accounts for your robust constitution. why thank you. yes and your, frankly, your beauty. yeah. >> and, you know, obviously, every so often, a little bit scary when you forget you've taken that many vitamins and you think, oh, i'm dehydrated, but it's not. it's just the berocca going through, i understand. >> and what about you, chris? >> and what about you, chris? >> i recommend vegetables and fruits. >> you are old fashioned. i am like a tradwife. >> yes, yes. that's it. >> that's you. >> that's you. >> the worst thing happens with beetroot is what i'm saying. if you forget you've eaten beetroot, the next thing you bookitin beetroot, the next thing you book it in for a check—up. >> okay, i think it's about time we get our audience involved. let's go straight to them. we've got a question first from john.

and my comedian panellists this evening are cressida wetton and paul cox . chris skudder you and paul cox. chris skudder you keen football fan, are you? >> well, i've been watching the football with paul cox and matthew standing. is that jude bellingham scored a hell of a goal bellingham scored a hell of a goal. did he? >> do you have to say it in that voice? >> yes you do. you're not. >> apparently that's the voice i use. use. >> use. >> is that right? >> is that right? >> which i think is cultural appropriation. >> thank you both because i. yeah that's right. mustn't steal from the people's gammon, which is, which is paul cox. now tell me. so you're a football fan? i am, but you're missing it for this i am. i'm very flattered, but but you know. but i'm paying you and they're not. yeah, yeah. >> correct. >> correct. >> basically that's it. but look, we've got this wonderful audience, so let's get some questions from them. our first questions from them. our first question is coming in from paul. paul question is coming in from paul. paul, hello. hi, did dona

stephen lewis simon evans is back tomorrow at 11 pm. with josh howie and cressida wetton and if you'rey tuned for breakfast. good night. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. we're expecting heavy showers on tuesday, but by the time we reach midweek, there'll be plenty of dry weather around, even some sunshine across most of the country for the weekend, though, we have had low pressure draped across the uk, which is generally brought an unsettled picture. plenty of rain and showers , and it's this low showers, and it's this low pressure which is pushing this area of rain into northern parts of england by the time we reach this evening, generally clearing across scotland with a few showers creeping into the north, but across central areas and in the south. plenty of clear weather overnight , the south. plenty of clear weather overnight, which means it's going to feel a little bit cooler. may even start to see some mist and fog develop by the time we reach monday

wetton and lewis schaffer. hopefully no pressure . cressida, hopefully no pressure.ida, let's start with the sunday telegraph. and as channel 4 been making the news rather than reporting it, reform accuses channel 4 of election interference . interference. >> lucky election. there you go. there's a little there's a joke if we if we must. so andrew parker, part time actor who lists secret filming, was shown using rachel. rachel racial slur against rishi. so this is the guy who's a reform or was a reform candidate. he's been binned now. i think he was a candidate. >> he was just a door knocker. >> he was just a door knocker. >> i was just a door knocker. yeah excuse me. >> there's been like loads of other reform people who've said terrible candidates who have said terrible stuff as well. but this this guy is a sort of activist out there giving out leaflets. >> yeah, he had a rosette. that's all it takes. i was fooled, so anyway, the question is, is he really who he says he is? is he an actor? it's looking like he might be an actor and reform have now complained about c