so this is the guardian in in the daily mail. in the in the daily mail. there all these complaints of cultural appropriation and racism and the old adverts and that's why they've done this. but the audience just went, yeah , audience just went, yeah, they're calling it it just they're just calling it it just they're just calling it it just they a few inches. they do it to get a few inches. it's like when they banned cream and bought it. do you and then they bought it. do you remember that. and then graham norton got behind it it came norton got behind it and it came back do you mean by back with a what do you mean by salad? cream. basically salad? cream. hines is basically like mole vinegary version of like a mole vinegary version of mayonnaise. no for people. we used i mean, the sun used to have it. i mean, the sun makes continuing on a metabolic disorder thing. steve disorder thing. france, steve said sun with the said the sun with the opportunity for some execrable puns. indeed, opportunity for some execrable puns . indeed, they have themes puns. indee

so this is the guardian in in the daily mail. in the in the daily mail. there all these complaints of cultural appropriation and racism and the old adverts and that's why they've done this. but the audience just went, yeah , audience just went, yeah, they're calling it it just they're just calling it it just they're just calling it it just they a few inches. they do it to get a few inches. it's like when they banned cream and bought it. do you and then they bought it. do you remember that. and then graham norton got behind it it came norton got behind it and it came back do you mean by back with a what do you mean by salad? cream. basically salad? cream. hines is basically like mole vinegary version of like a mole vinegary version of mayonnaise. no for people. we used i mean, the sun used to have it. i mean, the sun makes continuing on a metabolic disorder thing. steve disorder thing. france, steve said sun with the said the sun with the opportunity for some execrable puns. indeed, opportunity for some execrable puns . indeed, they have themes puns. indee

daily mail plots to unravel brexit. lloons crossed taiwan airspace very frequently. the i sunak facing tory rebellion over sewage in uk rivers and finally the daily star few la uk hotter than the city of love 15 degrees valentine's day . got that to valentine's day. got that to look forward to. well, that's it for tonight thank you to my guest louis schafer and simon. remember if you're watching the 5 am. repeat keep watching because breakfast is on the way next just after the . to turkey issues arrest warrants for building developers as the earthquake death toll rises to 34,000. good morning. it's 6:00 on monday, the 13th of february. this is breakfast on gb news with eamonn holmes and sara khan and leading our news this morning. turkish police have issued 113 arrest warrants relating to buildings that collapsed during the devasted earthquake a week ago today. it comes as a foreign office minister warns the death toll could reach 50,000.

daily mail plots to unravel brexit. lloons crossed taiwan airspace very frequently. the i sunak facing tory rebellion over sewage in uk rivers and finally the daily star few la uk hotter than the city of love 15 degrees valentine's day . got that to valentine's day. got that to look forward to. well, that's it for tonight thank you to my guest louis schafer and simon. remember if you're watching the 5 am. repeat keep watching because breakfast is on the way next just after the . all about family being in people's living rooms, all the interaction and getting to know who our viewers and listeners are. when i was young, my dad used to say, nah, nah, stop arguing. i wanted outlet that arguing. i wanted an outlet that would me to give my would enable me to give my opinion . people are going opinion. people are going through a really hard time right now i know that you don't now and i know that you don't feel like you're being listened to by the establishment . i came to by the establishment. i came to by the establishment. i

register that that's it there's two to whatever anyway surfing news now francis this is in the daily mail that some mail or is found daily and previously all female space. yes indeed.so previously all female space. yes indeed. so this is pro surfing legend bethany hamilton , boycott legend bethany hamilton, boycott world surf league , transgender world surf league, transgender policy . and so this is an policy. and so this is an inspiration lady. when she was just 13 years old, she overcame a short shark attack . very a short shark attack. very severe injury, now serves two. one of them is an absolutely brutally in surfer and has come out and said that she will not be surfing with trans athletes because men are better at sport basically and in particular sarah jane lauer said yes, i have seen photographs of people who is one of the among all the transgender trans women athletes is one of the ones that really does you do fail is it looks close to a you know a brass up sketch. i mean is highly provocative . yes. said ryan provocative. yes. said ryan levison . it's like, you know , levison.

register that that's it there's two to whatever anyway surfing news now francis this is in the daily mail that some mail or is found daily and previously all female space. yes indeed.so previously all female space. yes indeed. so this is pro surfing legend bethany hamilton , boycott legend bethany hamilton, boycott world surf league , transgender world surf league, transgender policy . and so this is an policy. and so this is an inspiration lady. when she was just 13 years old, she overcame a short shark attack . very a short shark attack. very severe injury, now serves two. one of them is an absolutely brutally in surfer and has come out and said that she will not be surfing with trans athletes because men are better at sport basically and in particular sarah jane lauer said yes, i have seen photographs of people who is one of the among all the transgender trans women athletes is one of the ones that really does you do fail is it looks close to a you know a brass up sketch. i mean is highly provocative . yes. said ryan provocative. yes. said ryan levison . it's like, you know , levison.

let's have another quick re the daily mail with amnesty is the daily mail with amnesty row fast tracktrack for asylum seekers, the guardian alarm over rising tide of toxic forever chemicals . the telegraph has chemicals. the telegraph has warning to hunt of economic cliff edge . the times has nhs cliff edge. the times has nhs wants to medical school places and the star what do we want? veg when do we want it? now thanks for joining veg when do we want it? now thanks forjoining us veg when do we want it? now thanks for joining us for tonight's show and thanks, of course, to libby schafer and paul cox, headline news back tomorrow at 11:00 with myself, nick dixon and leo kearse. and if you're watching the 5 am, repeat, stick it's time repeat, stick around. it's time for breakfast show . tonight on farage. we have the first sit down interview with the home secretary suella braverman. the straight talking home secretary gb news is liam halligan and conducted the interview. we show it in a minute here for the first time. when that's done, jeremy walsh, olympic silver medallist at the 400 me

let's have another quick re the daily mail with amnesty is the daily mail with amnesty row fast tracktrack for asylum seekers, the guardian alarm over rising tide of toxic forever chemicals . the telegraph has chemicals. the telegraph has warning to hunt of economic cliff edge . the times has nhs cliff edge. the times has nhs wants to medical school places and the star what do we want? veg when do we want it? now thanks for joining veg when do we want it? now thanks forjoining us veg when do we want it? now thanks for joining us for tonight's show and thanks, of course, to libby schafer and paul cox, headline news back tomorrow at 11:00 with myself, nick dixon and leo kearse. and if you're watching the 5 am, repeat, stick it's time repeat, stick around. it's time for breakfast show . a senior police officer is in a critical condition after being shot in omagh in northern ireland. good morning. at 6:00 on thursday, the 23rd of february, this is breakfast john gb news with eamonn holmes and isabel webster leading the news on this thursday morning. an off duty police officer is in a crit

let's have another quick re the daily mail with amnesty is the daily mail with amnesty row fast tracktrack for asylum seekers, the guardian alarm over rising tide of toxic forever chemicals . the telegraph has chemicals. the telegraph has warning to hunt of economic cliff edge . the times has nhs cliff edge. the times has nhs wants to medical school places and the star what do we want? veg when do we want it? now thanks for joining veg when do we want it? now thanks forjoining us veg when do we want it? now thanks for joining us for tonight's show and thanks, of course, to libby schafer and paul cox, headline news back tomorrow at 11:00 with myself, nick dixon and leo kearse. and if you're watching the 5 am, repeat, stick it's time repeat, stick around. it's time for breakfast show . warm welcome. it is may bev turner on the clock slot. all week. we've got a great show lined up for you tonight along with some great company. i've got my panel this evening. kelvin former editor kelvin mackenzie, former editor of political of the sun and political commentator arron bustani joining me dis

the daily mail. no front pages. the daily mail. no wonder nhs can't afford union pay wonder nhs can't afford union pay demands . wonder nhs can't afford union pay demands. the i trust wonder nhs can't afford union pay demands . the i trust sparks pay demands. the i trust sparks tory turmoil over tax cuts . the tory turmoil over tax cuts. the guardian chief nurse warn over on nhs pay the. one hour later she vanished. menacing mum captured on new footage the times delusional trusts will votes tories fear the daily star. arctic brass monkeys. energy grid under pressure in polar plunge and those are your front pages . right lewis sorted front pages. right lewis sorted out you'll see there? yeah. okay, fine . have anywhere we okay, fine. have anywhere we turn on tower over intellectual. yes let us physically ferry it off . let's start with the daily off. let's start with the daily mail. well, the daily mail my favourite newspaper because he got the most news per dollar or per pound whatever in the daily business. let's thick still. it s

the daily mail. no front pages. the daily mail. no wonder nhs can't afford union pay wonder nhs can't afford union pay demands . wonder nhs can't afford union pay demands. the i trust wonder nhs can't afford union pay demands . the i trust sparks pay demands. the i trust sparks tory turmoil over tax cuts . the tory turmoil over tax cuts. the guardian chief nurse warn over on nhs pay the. one hour later she vanished. menacing mum captured on new footage the times delusional trusts will votes tories fear the daily star. arctic brass monkeys. energy grid under pressure in polar plunge and those are your front pages . right lewis sorted front pages. right lewis sorted out you'll see there? yeah. okay, fine . have anywhere we okay, fine. have anywhere we turn on tower over intellectual. yes let us physically ferry it off . let's start with the daily off. let's start with the daily mail. well, the daily mail my favourite newspaper because he got the most news per dollar or per pound whatever in the daily business. let's thick still. it s

daily mail.s. so britain is ready to shoot down chinese spy balloons . yu rishi sunak. so balloons. yu rishi sunak. so tough. tough on balloons. tough on the causes of balloons . on the causes of balloons. there's a new mantra for the tory. this is going to take the government is going to do whatever it takes to keep the uk safe even if it stretches to using a broom handle with a drawing pin that all of us, when you can't deal with inflation strikes or the nhs but, it can deal with some balloons. that love ordering the armed forces around a little bit as well, don't they? especially if it's not likely trigger not actually likely to trigger war? win win point of war? it's a win win point of view. what do you . is it a view. what do you. is it a genuine security alert or are these weather balloons that they're using to distract us from what's actually going on? i don't know about the balloons themselves. i'm suspicious of our military capabilities because told we because we were recently told we ca

daily mail.s. so britain is ready to shoot down chinese spy balloons . yu rishi sunak. so balloons. yu rishi sunak. so tough. tough on balloons. tough on the causes of balloons . on the causes of balloons. there's a new mantra for the tory. this is going to take the government is going to do whatever it takes to keep the uk safe even if it stretches to using a broom handle with a drawing pin that all of us, when you can't deal with inflation strikes or the nhs but, it can deal with some balloons. that love ordering the armed forces around a little bit as well, don't they? especially if it's not likely trigger not actually likely to trigger war? win win point of war? it's a win win point of view. what do you . is it a view. what do you. is it a genuine security alert or are these weather balloons that they're using to distract us from what's actually going on? i don't know about the balloons themselves. i'm suspicious of our military capabilities because told we because we were recently told we ca

let's to the daily mail start? let's to the daily mail and the daily mail lead with the following . no wonder nhs afford it union pay demands on the day of the biggest ever strike. the mail reveals the health service spends mail reveals the health service spend s £400,000 a day on private spends £400,000 a day on private ambulances and for patients . ambulances and for patients. that's right. the nhs is spending almost half a million pounds every day on private ambulances and taxis. pounds every day on private ambulances and taxis . plug gaps ambulances and taxis. plug gaps in emergency care. the biggest industrial action in health service history begins tomorrow with paramedics, nurses and midwives all walking out in a dispute over salaries and patient safety. but mail investigation lays bare the dire state of the ambulance service call outs on the rise and staff quitting . in okay. next up, quitting. in okay. next up, let's go to guardian chief nurse's warn over deadlock on nhs pay. deadlock over nhs pay is putting patients danger and risks hardening . the union's risks hardening.

let's to the daily mail start? let's to the daily mail and the daily mail lead with the following . no wonder nhs afford it union pay demands on the day of the biggest ever strike. the mail reveals the health service spends mail reveals the health service spend s £400,000 a day on private spends £400,000 a day on private ambulances and for patients . ambulances and for patients. that's right. the nhs is spending almost half a million pounds every day on private ambulances and taxis. pounds every day on private ambulances and taxis . plug gaps ambulances and taxis. plug gaps in emergency care. the biggest industrial action in health service history begins tomorrow with paramedics, nurses and midwives all walking out in a dispute over salaries and patient safety. but mail investigation lays bare the dire state of the ambulance service call outs on the rise and staff quitting . in okay. next up, quitting. in okay. next up, let's go to guardian chief nurse's warn over deadlock on nhs pay. deadlock over nhs pay is putting patients danger and risks hardening . the union's risks hardening.

the daily mail kick off go to.kick off with your last for land and power will that is biden to putin telegraph public sector to be offered three and a half% pay rise the paper have resigned if you want to, sunak tells ministers as he calls tory rebels bluff on brexit deal . the rebels bluff on brexit deal. the guardian has nurses as poor strike action to enter intensive pay strike action to enter intensive pay talks fingers crossed the times putin signals the return of cold war nuclear tests, though where your front pages that all we have time for this evening thank you for joining that all we have time for this evening thank you forjoining us evening thank you for joining us for tonight's show. my thanks to josh howie and roger monkhouse since ever headliners is back tomorrow andrew doyle in the hot seat biggs lewis schaefer on seat biggs and lewis schaefer on the panel. and if you're watching the 5 am. repeat. good morning. stick around for the breakfast show next. i've been serving events. thank you. good night

the daily mail kick off go to.kick off with your last for land and power will that is biden to putin telegraph public sector to be offered three and a half% pay rise the paper have resigned if you want to, sunak tells ministers as he calls tory rebels bluff on brexit deal . the rebels bluff on brexit deal. the guardian has nurses as poor strike action to enter intensive pay strike action to enter intensive pay talks fingers crossed the times putin signals the return of cold war nuclear tests, though where your front pages that all we have time for this evening thank you for joining that all we have time for this evening thank you forjoining us evening thank you for joining us for tonight's show. my thanks to josh howie and roger monkhouse since ever headliners is back tomorrow andrew doyle in the hot seat biggs lewis schaefer on seat biggs and lewis schaefer on the panel. and if you're watching the 5 am. repeat. good morning. stick around for the breakfast show next. i've been serving events. thank you. good night

now my superstar panel , top daily mail superstar panel, top daily mail columnist amanda patel, soapocial commentator legend, social commentator charlie lawson , and the author charlie lawson, and the author and journalist rebecca reid . and journalist rebecca reid. amanda boswell, and journalist rebecca reid. amanda boswell , scottish amanda boswell, scottish separatism. and i think is a very good thing . seems dead with very good thing. seems dead with sturgeon beating the snp . nicola sturgeon beating the snp. nicola sturgeon's made a of mistake. she brought in voting for 16 year olds thinking that she would up her position by getting young people in to vote for her, going after work agenda. i think the last thing i saw there is something like 700 trans people in the whole of scotland and obviously even more than that but that's she's she's registered she's pinned everything on on getting this work vote and it doesn't work because as anyone who's worked in politics as i have no young people don't vote i'll go down the pub on it's all the people who vote and they've totally alienat

now my superstar panel , top daily mail superstar panel, top daily mail columnist amanda patel, soapocial commentator legend, social commentator charlie lawson , and the author charlie lawson, and the author and journalist rebecca reid . and journalist rebecca reid. amanda boswell, and journalist rebecca reid. amanda boswell , scottish amanda boswell, scottish separatism. and i think is a very good thing . seems dead with very good thing. seems dead with sturgeon beating the snp . nicola sturgeon beating the snp. nicola sturgeon's made a of mistake. she brought in voting for 16 year olds thinking that she would up her position by getting young people in to vote for her, going after work agenda. i think the last thing i saw there is something like 700 trans people in the whole of scotland and obviously even more than that but that's she's she's registered she's pinned everything on on getting this work vote and it doesn't work because as anyone who's worked in politics as i have no young people don't vote i'll go down the pub on it's all the people who vote and they've totally alienat

british daily mail reported that the opposition of the monarchy welcomed the removal of the picture of the queen of england from the australian banknotes. the australian government announced that the picture of queen elizabeth was removed from the may 5 banknotes. and instead, the native images of this country will sit on the banknotes. palladium is written by the opponents of the monarchy. they are happy about this decision . they consider it a step to establish and stabilize in australia. 5 months ago, after the death of the queen of england, the opponents of the monarchy demonstrated in various australian cities and they asked the government to abandon the monarchy in order to compensate for the oppression that the british have inflicted on the natives of australia in the last 200 years. short stories about the normalization of relations between sudan and the zionist regime were informed about the topic of the conversation with mr. jafar qonadabashi, an expert on international issues, mr. qandabashi, hello, good time, amir al-mominin, they need the support of the arab and islamic co

there it is the daily mail area, the daily mail.iki can let you rest now as we just saw in the in the news bulletin, that was nicola bulley has been remains have been discovered and a family to some degree of peace have send jets to ukraine truss johnson tell the prime minister the paper has his family accused shameful tv crews and social media. the guardian has failures you don't to be seeing these pictures, do you.7 but you don't to be seeing these pictures, do you? but you'll have to take my word for it. the guardian. catastrophic failures led to plymouth shootings. we'll be taking look at that shortly. the times brexit deal may trigger sunak is and finally the daily star with battle of the bfg . it is grisly and hurry bfg. it is grisly and hurry august to gobble with words and we must stop squabbling. i those are the prime minister's words anyway . were your front pages . anyway. were your front pages. so we became the daily mail. yeah they're leaving on the front page with the body of nicola bulley being apparently a psych said

there it is the daily mail area, the daily mail.iki can let you rest now as we just saw in the in the news bulletin, that was nicola bulley has been remains have been discovered and a family to some degree of peace have send jets to ukraine truss johnson tell the prime minister the paper has his family accused shameful tv crews and social media. the guardian has failures you don't to be seeing these pictures, do you.7 but you don't to be seeing these pictures, do you? but you'll have to take my word for it. the guardian. catastrophic failures led to plymouth shootings. we'll be taking look at that shortly. the times brexit deal may trigger sunak is and finally the daily star with battle of the bfg . it is grisly and hurry bfg. it is grisly and hurry august to gobble with words and we must stop squabbling. i those are the prime minister's words anyway . were your front pages . anyway. were your front pages. so we became the daily mail. yeah they're leaving on the front page with the body of nicola bulley being apparently a psych said

yeah she's in a country move encourage them to move on to the daily mail leo what is the daily mail run with for wednesday's newspaper. well good could be going neutral about oh she missed the charge sheet they are she is a man but come on god's a man but the church of england because the church of england hasn't been doing walk stuff what would this non—binary priests and pride flags everywhere and all the rest of it they're now looking at me can god and non—binary breaking with centuries of tradition going back to think jesus and the bible bishops have a notice. they're lunging a major project on gendered language this spring. i mean, he's running the church a 14 year church of england is a 14 year old girl with blue hair is the suggesting priests can stop using he and when referring to god they can drop the phrase our father start of the father from the start of the lord's prayer. where were they going prayer is called going to put prayer is called father. what are they father. yeah. what are they going to call it? like are they them who are in diversity training, thy name. training,

and we are going start with daily mail going to start with daily mail police.ar that their baby has come to harm . the paper has come to harm. the paper tonight gambles his political career on defying deal critics mirror exclusive medical arms of love express wishes brexit boost for the uk . the times deal is for the uk. the times deal is negotiable, sunak tells dupe. and finally, the star market traders to forces to what quadruple veg prices oily mush want to buy a tonne it and those front pages okay . front pages okay. the okay let's kick off with the times leo and let's get into the cross let's get the death rates in early so a karen damaged at a school in yorkshire has been recorded as heat incident by the police and it's a west yorkshire police became involved careful high school wakefield after an autistic boy was told to bring in a copy of the islamic holy book the koran not the koran, not crying is a music magazine. it was a dare by his friends after a video game and it was damaged after being dropped in a busy corridor and four pupils were suspended fo

on the family lane and a suggestion of up appropriate access to government officials. >> has the daily mailthreatening mail from hunter biden a's lawyers. >> so, it is really interesting. there has been a change there in the strategy from hunter biden's legal team. they have been sending the threatening letters, i have not personality received a threatening letter just yet. we'll see what happens, i think we have been responsible here. because we have a a thethe laptop, then every story we have done has been pointed on you know telling the truth to the america people about what was doing on during you know joe biden's time as vice president. and hunter's business deals with the foreign entities. >> josh thank you so much, we'll have you back on. we'll continue to read what you reported. we'll stay on the story, we appreciate you coming on. >> thank you. elizabeth: next up, a mother pro baltimore outraged over the systemic failures in baltimore public schools damaging students. this from the front lines of america's education crisis. a big might in congress. -- fight breaks out in congress,

yeah she's in a country move encourage them to move on to the daily mail leo what is the daily mail run with for wednesday's newspaper. well good could be going neutral about oh she missed the charge sheet they are she is a man but come on god's a man but the church of england because the church of england hasn't been doing walk stuff what would this non—binary priests and pride flags everywhere and all the rest of it they're now looking at me can god and non—binary breaking with centuries of tradition going back to think jesus and the bible bishops have a notice. they're lunging a major project on gendered language this spring. i mean, he's running the church a 14 year church of england is a 14 year old girl with blue hair is the suggesting priests can stop using he and when referring to god they can drop the phrase our father start of the father from the start of the lord's prayer. where were they going prayer is called going to put prayer is called father. what are they father. yeah. what are they going to call it? like are they them who are in diversity training, thy name. training,

so make me want to go to the mail. seems like the daily mail. it seems like the daily mail. for the selection criteria for reparations force might be reparations task force might be somewhat slight. yeah. boston force appoints 2/11 graders and a blm college student to decide much money to pay back the community. and there i was thinking blm was a serious organisation, but apparently not so high school seniors williams and the nielsen fund, as well as 22 year old massachusetts university of massachusetts student carey maes, who seems to be the new kind of greeter of blm . bright and that's sort the blm. bright and that's sort the sort of what's the word grooming know, not in that way, but these these people because young people have easy brainwash . so people have easy brainwash. so they these young they get these young spokespeople oh, yeah, spokespeople and they. oh, yeah, black is a big black lives matter is a big thing. must have reparations. thing. we must have reparations. and don't know and they're young and don't know anything. not particularly anything. it's not part

we're going to start the daily mail and we've got camilla.pe at the dull censorship only the queen consort a little bit upset about idea of authors self—censoring . idea of authors self—censoring. the telegraph is leading with russia must be crushed in the ukraine peace deal . archbishop ukraine peace deal. archbishop the is leading with the guardian is leading with vanished crypto sparks lobbying fears and the mirror let me turnips we're going to get to that in one moment. the times got ukraine's year of blood and finally the express is running with the same story before the queen's dismay at to dull books and those where your front pages . okay we're going kick off with fridays times leo are they going with. so they good and let them eat turn ups and they don't they don't the times i got ukraine here i'm going oh you're going to do i find ukraine zero blood. yes. which is a slightly different headline to let them eat turnips. right. well, like they could be connected. oh, no, we're we're the ones who are eating the exactly. we'll eating the

so make me want to go to the mail. seems like the daily mail. it seems like the daily mail.or the selection criteria for reparations force might be reparations task force might be somewhat slight. yeah. boston force appoints 2/11 graders and a blm college student to decide much money to pay back the community. and there i was thinking blm was a serious organisation, but apparently not so high school seniors williams and the nielsen fund, as well as 22 year old massachusetts university of massachusetts student carey maes, who seems to be the new kind of greeter of blm . bright and that's sort the blm. bright and that's sort the sort of what's the word grooming know, not in that way, but these these people because young people have easy brainwash . so people have easy brainwash. so they these young they get these young spokespeople they. yeah, spokespeople and they. oh, yeah, black is a big black lives matter is a big thing. must have reparations. thing. we must have reparations. and don't know and they're young and don't know anything. particularly anything. it's not particul

the daily mail and millionaire social.defending the censorship of roald dahl books , seeing that he sends his books, seeing that he sends his own dreary songs to also in the same nick you can tell us more about this. yeah i think billy bragg was the only person in country who supported the censorship rolled the you censorship or rolled out the you know, we god bless him and gabby and cliff in the oh was that there was this there was too there was this absurd suppose your mum absurd tweet suppose your mum has hairpiece she's has a hairpiece she's a chemotherapy and kids in your class call her a witch because they in dahl's book, which they read in dahl's book, which is i mean, that is all wear wigs. i mean, that is all wear wigs. i mean, that is all wear wigs. i mean, that is a reach, isn't i mean, is a reach, isn't it? i mean, thatis is a reach, isn't it? i mean, that is dumb by billy bragg tweet standards. i yeah. this doesn't entirely leigh imagine situation and sure he's unable to enjoy anything everything must analysed

ben, what is of the daily mail. ben, what is the daily mail got on friday?is is the very sad story of the missing nicola bailey. yes. and the lancashire police who sort of released all this , who sort of released all this, you know, quite strange details about this woman's life that didn't necessarily it would appear by a lot of people involved . it's not going to involved. it's not going to help. it was private information . it was about the issues with depression and drinking and that kind of thing. yes which is now in the public domain. menopause, which is particularly they private in so great. what i don't understand about this i mean, if this was relevant to the investigation and the prospects of finding, then it would be a valid thing to do, of course. surely should course. but surely that should have been earlier if that have been done earlier if that were the case. why is it being released is there any released now? is there any sense in which they feel this could be advantageous? i don't know. but they they've given they i mean, they they've given t

we're going to start the daily mail and we've got camilla.pe at the dull censorship only the queen consort a little bit upset about idea of authors self—censoring . idea of authors self—censoring. the telegraph is leading with russia must be crushed in the ukraine peace deal . archbishop ukraine peace deal. archbishop the guardian is leading with vanished crypto sparks lobbying fears and the mirror let me turnips we're going to get to that in one moment. the times got ukraine's year of blood and finally the express is running with the same story before the queen's dismay at to dull books and those where your front pages . okay we're going kick off with fridays times leo are they going with. so they good and let them eat turn ups and they don't they don't the times i got ukraine here i'm going oh you're going to do i find ukraine zero blood. yes. which is a slightly different headline to let them eat turnips. right. well, like they could be connected. oh, no, we're we're the ones who are eating the tie. exactly. we'll get turnips. going get to

ben, what is of the daily mail. ben, what is the daily mail got on friday?this is the very sad story of the missing nicola bailey. yes. and the lancashire police who sort of released all this , who sort of released all this, you know, quite strange details about this woman's life that didn't necessarily it would appear by a lot of people involved . it's not going to involved. it's not going to help. it was private information . it was about the issues with depression and drinking and that kind of thing. yes which is now in the public domain. menopause, which is particularly they private in so great. what i don't understand about this i mean, if this was relevant to the investigation and the prospects of finding, then it would be a valid thing to do, of course. surely should course. but surely that should have been earlier if that have been done earlier if that were the case. why is it being released is there any released now? is there any sense in which they feel this could be advantageous? i don't know. but they they've given they i mean, they they've given

the daily mail and millionaire social.efending the censorship of roald dahl books , seeing that he sends his books, seeing that he sends his own dreary songs to also in the same nick you can tell us more about this. yeah i think billy bragg was the only person in country who supported the censorship out the you censorship or rolled out the you know, we god bless him and gabby and cliff in the oh was that there there was this there was too there was this absurd suppose your mum absurd tweet suppose your mum has hairpiece she's has a hairpiece she's a chemotherapy kids in your chemotherapy and kids in your class call her a witch because they in dahl's book, which they read in dahl's book, which is i mean, that is all wear wigs. i mean, that is all wear wigs. i mean, that is all wear wigs. i mean, that is a reach, isn't i mean, is a reach, isn't it? i mean, thatis is a reach, isn't it? i mean, that is dumb by billy bragg tweet standards. i yeah. this doesn't entirely leigh imagine situation and sure he's unable to enjoy anyth

just daily mail. now radio seems now bbc radio two.a listener's due to their policy of hiring year old of ageism hiring 50 year old scamps mills like 89 scamps like scott mills like 89 year presenters. ready to year old presenters. so ready to refugees have abandoned bbc station terms. station for commercial terms. yeah of the bbc yeah actually all of the bbc output to gone down output seems to have gone down the has gone down the radio output has gone down considerably and it's moving over and lost. yeah, five, 580,000 listeners during the year and lost. ken, bruce, steve. right paul o'grady and that's lost or sacked while some of them sacked, some of them kind of not shown the love. and so but definitely with an agenda to chase for the youth audience yeah. and this is the thing is that first of all those 580,000 people were from last year so impact what's going to be happening now is going to be bigger than that . and number two bigger than that. and number two is you never chase your audience like don't chase youth. you'll get old.

the erection is forever lost about five thousand soldiers field of mourning this week the british daily mailes a photo in which a lonely woman mourns among the graves of fallen heroes of ukraine each of the flags covering the horizon marks the grave in ukrainian, a warrior is added in the newspaper, it will one day end under this headline american edition bloomberg business age publishes a photo of a projectile stuck in ukrainian soil, the publication's media representatives note that putin's war is destroying the economy of ukraine, but also the economy of russia, combat readiness british tadel and telegraph publishes a photo from the training of ukrainian defenders in yorkshire, after which the military will return to the motherland to fight against the russian occupier, the german newspaper andr so publishes a photo of the minister of defense of ukraine oleksiy reznikov showing journalists an image of the f-35 fighter jet, the newspaper said at the meeting of the defense ministers of nato countries in brussels, she was devoted to the supply of weapons and ammunition to kyiv from official

ukrainian trains arrive in de-occupied cities first after our military, meanwhile, the british daily mailwrites about honoring the feat of the ukrainian people. and other prominent figures of the country. they all emphasize that the world should not allow putin to succeed in the war , instead the british will continue to support ukraine italian edition of the courier delassera publishes an interview with the prime minister of italy, george and melloni, it talks about the official visit to irpin and bucha, everything seen there is noted by the media, convinced meloni to continue supporting ukraine, this is part of the story, and finally, in our review , joe biden's unexpected visit to kyiv the british newspaper the guardian writes about it , the journalists of the publication emphasize that the visit of the us president to the ukrainian capital was fateful and symbolic. and the visit to the european country itself is the most significant since the end of the cold war. and to me it remains to add that you join the gathering for the military of the 71st separate hunting brigade of the airbor

just daily mail. now radio seems now bbc radio two.a listener's due to their policy of hiring year old of ageism hiring 50 year old scamps mills like 89 scamps like scott mills like 89 year presenters. ready to year old presenters. so ready to refugees have abandoned bbc station terms. station for commercial terms. yeah of the bbc yeah actually all of the bbc output to gone down output seems to have gone down the has gone down the radio output has gone down considerably and it's moving over and lost. yeah, five, 580,000 listeners during the year and lost. ken, bruce, steve. right paul o'grady and that's lost or sacked while some of them sacked, some of them kind of not shown the love. and so but definitely with an agenda to chase for the youth audience yeah. and this is the thing is that first of all those 580,000 people were from last year so impact what's going to be happening now is going to be bigger than that . and number two bigger than that. and number two is you never chase your audience like don't chase youth. you'll get old.

the north of the atlantic alliance against the backdrop of the deplorable state of the army , the daily mailr writes about this according to plan. london should take over the leadership of the unit by january 1, 2024, however, nato doubted that the british could provide a minimum of 5,000 troops ready for deployment within 2-5 days, it is reported that an informal question has already been sent to the bundesper with a request to continue command of the alliance’s rapid reaction forces is also discussing the possibility of establishing military production directly in ukraine , a telegraph writes about this, according to the publication. great britain , france and germany are interested in creating joint ventures for the manufacture of weapons for combat vehicles; this will allow the west to save on the delivery of lethal cargo to the front. how in the west the truth was not left a chance to survive the information wars of the european union - this is a shot at the new democracy experts and guests of the club of editors discuss politics parties of war, where black - this is a white weapon - th