thank you very much , damian green. really, much, damian green. to you. thank you . and coming up next thank you. and coming up next i'll be joined by lieutenant general sir simon mayall as the situation in the middle east seems to us. and welcome back to the camilla tominey show on gb news with me olivia utley. now i'm joined in the studio now by former deputy chief of defence staff, lieutenant general sir simon mayall , thank you so much for mayall, thank you so much for coming in to talk to us. and obviously this is a very difficult morning. can you just explain to our viewers who might just be tuning into the news for the first time, exactly what's happened overnight? >> yes. well, certainly, according to the israeli defence forces, what they have done is launch a series of attacks on hezbollah, who largely dominate southern lebanon, which is on the northern border of israel, . that seems to have taken place. hundreds of more missiles have gone over, and the israelis have gone over, and the israelis have gone into, as they say, pre—empt an eve

we've got damian green, who was theresa may's number two, held all sorts of cabinet positions. . prison forgotten about. prison overcrowding is going to be another big feature of the show. we've got patrick o'flynn, former brexit mep, on to talk about that, and i'm sure mike tap will have to answer some pretty tough questions on that too. and then, of course, to address the terrible situation in the middle east, this heightening of tensions, we've got simon mayall. so really, really big, exciting show lined up, and i'm going to be going through the papers with john sergeant, the former bbc chief political correspondent. so please do tune in at 930 for my first hosting of camilla tominey show. >> i'm sure we'll do a magnificent job. >> olivia utley superb menu you've got lined up there for the camilla tominey show 930 straight after us. thank you very much . very much. >> now we're going to talk about that boozer in scotland, the pub actually, i like the word boozen actually, i like the word boozer. so do i. yeah, it sort of describes it. well. anyway, it's a boozer in fife and