i don't broadcast and don't say broadcast and journalists danny kelly , danny journalists danny kellys danny kelly, danny unger, start with you then. well thank you. you're lucky that sound kiss you the lips. sound didn't kiss you the lips. yes this council on the lips yes this is council on the lips accident. i'm glad i missed this is a photo moment with all. yes, father kelvin robinson. of all people on the holy waters buckling as we speak . praise be buckling as we speak. praise be on that to you by accident, danny. oh he'd have got a head butt. we call it for an occur because of netflix . i think because of netflix. i think you're right not a quarter million is just a drop in the ocean for those flicks if that pain or what was the total cost? 200 million. 100 million for what's called family they would gladly break the rules . yeah, gladly break the rules. yeah, no, all they've got to do is pay £1,000,000. my hesitancy £1,000,000. my only hesitancy here is that. did harry and meghan know that the paparazzi shots weren't taking photos of them because netflix would have produced. th

i'm joined fabulous danny joined by the fabulous danny kelly . i didn't say your name so kelly. d adjective , the amazing chris adjective, the amazing chris hamilton. let's start with the fabulous danny kaye . on books. fabulous danny kaye. on books. she's just thrilled . and then. she's just thrilled. and then. well, look, i actually has all your what you are personally. i think that you know if you've got a if you live in a listed house listed building the fact christine live in a building that's got be as the mediaeval house and we can't do anything that permission we would not be allowed to have a heat you wouldn't you wouldn't allow the council wouldn't allow like council wouldn't allow you like a or the a fridge freezer or the equivalent poking out equivalent size poking out of first window. yeah so you first floor window. yeah so you are going to freeze death. so are going to freeze to death. so what is your. i have a very simple solution. we all go for it. have a we have a lot of it. we have a we have a lot of draughty windows which don't. but that to a but in the winter

so joining me today is broadcasting journalist danny kelly , also former editor danny kelly, also former editor of the label is peter edwards. i'm before we get started let's get your latest news headlines . get your latest news headlines. thanks not a one minute pass for andre in the gb newsroom. the health secretary is being urged . stop grandstanding , make . stop grandstanding, make a deal with unions ahead of nhs this month. the call former health secretary stephen comes as military prepare to cover striking public sector workers around . 2000 troops, civil around. 2000 troops, civil servants and other volunteers are being trained to help limit disruption during the festive period. mr. durrells says demands for a 19% pay rise may not be possible , but the current not be possible, but the current offer isn't good enough. most people remembering this , the people remembering this, the applause that we all gave to the nhs during pandemic would think that 3% isn't doesn't properly respond. in particular, low paid nhs workers doesn't properly respond to the challenges of the moment. and

danny kelly's with me. e worst thing for any major city this time if potentially a terror attack or a gunman ? the terror attack or a gunman? the loose. yeah i think it's natural that we do have to rather rule in until it's ruled out islamic we have the hallmarks of a kurdish which is an islamic faith a kurdish faith centre. we a shooting spree. i think it's and i think for a lot of people to the radio watching the television i think uppermost in their mind will be a case of ruling it out before it's ruled in or vice versa ruled in before it's ruled out. it's a frightening time, isn't it, because it is a christian festival that is christmas. and of course forget i think it was about ten years ago, you had that terrible charlie hebdo atrocity , these two maniac run atrocity, these two maniac run loose in paris with ak 47, just wiped out. anyone that came in front of their midst. it's a frightening time. sometimes you know to be in a city centre at christmas. it is just finding out. i didn't ask you what's hap

broadcaster and danny kelly and broadcaster and rent—a—car .ent—a—car. now, all of us here and we have the papers spread out in front of us this morning. and papers, the daily and two papers, the daily express, has pledge to make britain's streets safer . and on britain's streets safer. and on the other side , we have the the other side, we have the times as labour are now the party of law and order vowing to combat anti—social behaviour. peter i'm going to come to you first. you're the expert on this both parties now are talking about the explosion of crime , about the explosion of crime, horrific crime. we have witnessed over the christmas penod. witnessed over the christmas period . i mean, we've had two period. i mean, we've had two young people , elle edwards and young people, elle edwards and cody fisher, lost their lives going out for a night in the nightclub, night and guns. we've had a 40 year old stabbed in a shopping centre. it's just it's just been horrific news over christmas. and now both parties are coming out. they are the party

journalist full concert danny kelly , author and broadcaster kelly, author and broadcaster christineristine hamilton and of course broadcast, and columnist christine hamilton and of course broadcast , and columnist lizzie broadcast, and columnist lizzie cundy. broadcast, and columnist lizzie cundy . right. so let's talk cundy. right. so let's talk about fish species vanished into his shoes. danny i'll start with you. i know where the hell he is. i drove 95 miles down here to get here. was keeping an eye out for him. i got into the ulez zone and i was particularly looking for it and i couldn't see him, you know , with that see him, you know, with that fabulous monologue by the which made would to. one made me how i would love to. one thing lynch what an thing about micky lynch what an intolerance little leftie he is . the fact that he won't talk to gb news, he's a big brexiteer that okay, so he doesn't write politics, but there's so much more to gb news than having right wing opinions on and it just summarises the intolerance left. and they're the real bigots . the real bullies shows

here to share opinion on the strikes is gb news political commentator danny kelly. od morning afternoon to you, danny . good afternoon to you, andrew. now, what do you think about the strikes? you support the right of workers to go on strike, but is your support beginning to wane for the rmt ? well, i've wane for the rmt? well, i've never been support of the rmt taking strike action. andrew it's curious . your colleague at it's curious. your colleague at birmingham street went to a picket line, interviewed 50% of the people on the picket line by talking one strike, a striking. so public support is waning. i think the support the rmt union members is also waning, bearing in mind that 63% refused the pay offer of roughly 9% in real terms, that that obviously with the price of inflation and the cost of living, they want a great deal more. i'm perplexed that the gb news poll though because i would have thought that people blaming rishi sunak well selective memory because forget it's not the conservative party's fault that we had a pandemic . it's not the pandemic. it's n

or joining me today, it's a journalist and broadcaster, danny kelly. christine hamilton and also tv personality lizzie cundy . before personality lizzie cundy. before we get started let's get your latest news headlines . nana, latest news headlines. nana, thank you. good afternoon. it's just gone 3:00. i'm bethany elsey the gb newsroom the vatican announced the death of p0pe vatican announced the death of pope benedict the 16th at the age of 95. pope benedict , the age of 95. pope benedict, the head of the catholic church from 2005 until his resignation in 2013. he became the pontiff to step down from the role in 600 years due to health to ill health and old age. pope francis lead his funeral on the 5th of january in penis square square while associate editor the catholic herald simon caldwell spoke to gb news about pope benedict's . benedict wasn't benedict's. benedict wasn't going to allow people to come in with all kinds of novelties or

but from christine from broadcaster christine hamilton and broadcaster and journalist danny kelly, i'll fabulous strong. it's matt. stay fabulous champion unity to push us . third champion unity to push us. third dark guidance and i'm standing inside you our hearts . not now, inside you our hearts. not now, not here . when you take away not here. when you take away come dance . not now, not ever. come dance. not now, not ever. will you make us feel the band . will you make us feel the band. looking ahead to this evening's weather in the uk is looking cold but mainly dry with some showers . northern and western showers. northern and western coast . let's take a look at the coast. let's take a look at the details across southwest england, showers ease for many inland, but will continue for northern coasts of devon , northern coasts of devon, cornwall, and may turn wintry in places. a cold evening , cornwall, and may turn wintry in places. a cold evening, a widespread frost , a mostly dry widespread frost, a mostly dry evening for southeast england, though maybe the odd for far southern co

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. >> jacob sat down with kelly to check in with her a year after her husband's passing was so sudden, especially for his work. >> it impacted all of us he was best known as dannyrrying on bob's legacy by living her life to the fullest way. she is really inspiring other people to do the same thing. >> i'm i the raddest, baddest day a kid as ever had. >> reporter: it's been almost a year since america lost their tv dad. his sudden passing devastating friends, fans and, most of all, his family >> when i think about the fact that, you know, i haven't talked to -- i'm sorry. or seen my husband in a year, that's, like, very surreal and very strange >> reporter: on january 9 th beloved actor and comedian was found dead in a hotel room from blunt head trauma. his wife kelly and three daughters supported each other through their unthinkable loss >> the three of them are jus everything to me because they were everything to him so keeping them close really is everything >> reporter: after his sudden passing, hoda sat down with rizzo to reflect on their love and life >> we valued every single second we had together. that's why this is so heartbreaking. >> who is the bob s

with me now is motoring journalist danny kelly. danny, thank you very much. very happy that i've still got a diesel and i don't see that changing any time soon. dannyi that changing any time soon. danny i can't blame you, pat, so much for the liberal middle class drainage agenda. as soon as you've got to stop paying a couple of quid, they turn to petrol and diesel . i'm made up petrol and diesel. i'm made up of patrick. i really am. because the taxpayer has been subsidising this all along. so if you buy a brand new petrol car ove r £40,000, you have to car over £40,000, you have to pay an expensive car tax which is pay an expensive car tax which i s £3.65 for the first three is £3.65 for the first three years. and that's on top of any road talk stuff. the car attracts in the first place since since since the introduction of sony tesla in 2000 have dropped road tax complete . yeah well done to complete. yeah well done to people feel like maybe they've been lured in and then conned like some kind of dodgy fraudster the target is eunan because we were told by a