that dreadful man, david tennant at 10:00. but first, my big opinion. man, david tennant at 10:00. but first, my big opinion . we just first, my big opinion. we just have to hope that whatever happens this coming thursday, when the nation goes to the polls, that woke doesn't win. and whether our next prime minister is sir keir starmer or rishi sunak . one of these two rishi sunak. one of these two men has got to spend the next five years pushing back on this divisive and frankly sinister movement, which is damaging our society. the brilliant historian niall ferguson likens the increasingly woke west to the crumbling soviet russia after the second world war. he thinks it could bring down the west altogether. writing for the excellent free press website, he said the following. he wrote a bogus ideology that hardly anyone really believes in, but everyone has to parrot unless they want to be labelled dissidents. sorry. i mean deplorables. check a population that no longer regards patriotism , religion, having patriotism, religion, having children, or community involvement as important.

you know that sounded a bit like david tennant.et's be very clear about that. >> i mean, he's got a legal reason. >> he's got totally ridden with type 2 diabetes. >> i hear his cholesterol is flawed, but yeah, it was. >> it's a classic, boris, as you say. >> lots of funny phrases. he even says that he says starmer's hatred of private enterprise rises off him like a vapour. he's saying that starmer's tax policies are not what people want. he doesn't have the charisma, he doesn't have the policies either. and he's saying, why are you voting for this guy? no one actually likes him and he's doubting the polls. but of course, the answer to that is, well, then what does that is, well, then what does that say about the tories? although, to be fair to boris, it must be weird for him because he was the one doing perfectly well and they got rid of him. so he's sort of taking one for the team a little bit here. but all right, maybe we'll move on and do the times and lewis the times bad knack bad. how do you pronounce this bad knock bad. knock

i don't know david tennant.y he said it was wrong and i understand why kemi badenoch took great offence at it . it. >> alex, what i've just heard there is a lot of sort of, waffle really. no offence matt , waffle really. no offence matt, trying to pull together all of these issues whilst covering up this whole kind of left wing hashtag, be kind , but be kind to hashtag, be kind, but be kind to only certain types of people. go on. alex >> yeah, i mean it's absolute hypocrisy at its finest, isn't it? david tennant, a man who's just receiving an award at a ceremony that celebrates advocacy and equality for all, is out there attacking the only black woman in the conservative government. and kemi badenoch is absolutely spot on. she shouldn't be told no woman generally should be told to shut up generally should be told to shut ”p by generally should be told to shut up by activists, let alone someone who is trying to protect women's spaces from, you know, potentially quite aggressive men, the whole thing is just full o

so david tennant did problem.this appalling speech, frankly, where he said that, kemi people like kemi badenoch, he wished they didn't exist. he said i until we wake up and kemi badenoch doesn't exist anymore, then he sort of correct himself, said, i don't wish ill of her, i just wish her to shut up, which is an appalling thing to say. he's sort of trying to be funny, wasn't he? to be fair, not really. >> even amongst got a big cheer in the room. all these luvvies were like, yes, get a laugh . were like, yes, get a laugh. >> yes, kill, kill these people. kill tories, even amongst actors, he stands out as particularly annoying, which is a heck of an achievement. >> so it was very it was awful then his. but my critique is also of kemi's response because she responded and said she talked about tennant being a she said i will not show up, which is fair enough. i will not be silenced by men who prioritise applause from stonewall over the safety of women and girls. but then, she said, a rich leftie white male celebrity

david tennant put his actually. finger on the point there, but didn't seem to recognise it. he said he was in favour of people having these rights as long as they don't hurt anyone else. now they don't hurt anyone else. now the argument is that some rights that might be given to trans people, for example, to elect to go into women's spaces , toilets, go into women's spaces, toilets, to, to go into women's sport , to to, to go into women's sport, to go into women's prisons. these do hurt someone else. they do affect the rights of other people, which is why there is a debate. and it's quite interesting to me that, you know, he had the words there, but he didn't quite understand the application of the words. discuss >> well, i he was incredibly clumsy of course, towards the end of what he said, because i think when he said he wished her out of existence, the equalities minister kemi badenoch the extraordinary applause that one. he was, by the way, picking up an award for being a celebrity ally of the lgbt movement . he

coming up, why did david tennant suggest that he'd like to see kemi badenoch dead?sn't exist anymore . badenoch doesn't exist anymore. find out more in tonight's greatest britain on union jack, as i also have a few more front pages for you. stay >> welcome back to patrick christys. >> tonight. i've got some more from pages for you. let's start with the daily express. princess anne in hospital after horse accident, let's go to the guardian. low wage growth has pushed 900,000 children into poverty . average weekly wages poverty. average weekly wages now just £16 higher in real terms. in 2010, they've also got the holly willoughby story there about how this well, alleged loon tried to wanted to kidnap and rape her. it's a ridiculous story, isn't it? i mean, just unbelievable. but there we go. let's go to the daily mirror now. guards plot to kidnap, rape and kill holly . the accused and kill holly. the accused planned to knock out the star with chloroform in a night raid. the jury hears all of this again. i will emphasise is alleged. the court case continues. but let's

please, please david tennant, notice me.n butler is tweeting they are in politics for the wrong reasons for showbusiness to be noticed. they're not there to help other people. that's why they don't care about the woman in a prison who's got a rapist. you know, in her cell. they're not interested in that. they know that's never going to be them. we have to as politicians, we've got to think about those people who aren't necessarily lucky to be in the same circumstances that we are. >> so shadow education secretary bridget phillipson has basically said that she thinks it's okay for a man who identifies as a woman to use a woman's toilet, even if he stroke . she hasn't even if he stroke. she hasn't undergone any gender reassignment surgery, what's your response to that? >> so this was why we said that we were going to change the law, to make it clear that sex and the equality act is biological sex. she doesn't understand the issue. many labour mps, i would say most of them don't really understand what this is about, and they do

. >> yeah, so this is kemi badenoch, who's hit back after the rich leftie david tennant.her words, by the way . that's her words, by the way. although i agree with her, calls for her existence to end. so in case you're wondering if david tennant has become a white supremacist, suddenly, he possibly has, but he's also he's won the celebrity ally award at an lgbt award ceremony on friday. i love how we're living under austerity, but the government's still got money to spend on lgbt awards for people, they should they should give an award to whoever is it? is it a crossing every every 20 yards? >> is it a government thing? >> is it a government thing? >> is it a government thing? >> i bet they get money. everybody gets money. arts council money. there's going to be there's going to be money going to a guarantee 100% a bet. i went to when i worked in the pubuc i went to when i worked in the public sector. i went to so many of these ritzy award ceremonies and stuff, and i couldn't man, i couldn't believe it. but anyway, so, he said he wished she didn't exist, and he said, i do

is david tennant in the wrong here? >> yes, i think david tennant is in the wrong look.s and gender ideology debate is a very fraught debate. we've all engaged on it here, all three of us together. i think at some point. and what i really hate is when someone on one side of the argument says, shut up to someone on the other side of the argument. it's actually if you listen to people, there are valid concerns that people have, and we should be able to discuss them without saying, oh, i wish you didn't exist. shut up. you're a transphobe. you're a bigot. off to the tower with you. we're not going to have any sort of sensible debate and solutions to what has become quite an intractable issue recently. when we speak about each other like this. i agree with you, abby, that telling people to shop is rude, it doesn't make for good debate , doesn't make for good debate, but is everyone here being a bit of a snowflake? i mean, does the prime minister really need to get involved if some celebrity tells a government minister to shut up? i mean , don't we live shut up? i mean, don't

>> david tennant . >> david tennant. >> david tennant. >> david tennant. >> david tennant, thank youeither. so now i'm going to come to you first on this one. dennis, don't mention any constituencies. you don't have to. what do you make of this? i mean, kemi badenoch is very upset about this. because basically she was told, you know, david tennant said, i wish you didn't exist and you should shut up. any woman's going to be upset by that. surely? >> absolutely right. and diane abbott was very upset when the big tory donor said he wished she didn't exist. but did. did anybody defend her? i did, you know you did. but did rishi sunak or kemi badenoch did. good good good for good kerry. good for kerry on that. so of course she's right. and frankly i love actors. but we've lived with them all our lives scornfully. we call them luvvies, which is very unfair because some of them are very, very lovely people. and yes , sometimes they shoot and yes, sometimes they shoot off and it works well , perhaps off and it works well, perhaps in the bars in the garrick club to which they belong. just as

david tennant actually , a nice thing tennant actually, a nice thing to do, wouldn't it?be the right thing to do, don't you think. well, he shouldn't have said in the first place. >> yeah, well, he received applause last night, and that's. >> he's playing to the gallery. he was in a room he was in? >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> and what goes down? well in a in a room with, with people who have very legitimate campaigns. yeah. on this. but you take it out of that room and it's. >> how does it sound. >> how does it sound. >> how does it sound. >> how does it sound? is that the way you discuss things? is that the way that you respond to people who take a different view on this, that a response was typically badenoch pithy, tough, feisty ? feisty? >> yeah, absolutely. yeah. is she, graham i know the election is not over yet, but assuming the polls are right, there's a vacancy for a leader. is she leadership potential? >> certainly, yes. if there's a vacancy , she's got a lot of vacancy, she's got a lot of potential. and i've known kemi since she was a candidate in dulwich

maybe that's where the difference lies . difference lies. >> that's for david tennant.lexander larman, thank you very much indeed , after the you very much indeed, after the break, as the summer heat begins to affect us, i'll be sampling some of the best ice cream in town. i'll be joined by the creator of the crazy sexy food podcast, hannah harley young will be with me for our taste of britain. it's a gb news welcome back. they say that you cannot buy happiness. but you cannot buy happiness. but you can buy ice cream. and that's pretty much the same thing. its origin likely dates back to when nero was emperor of rome. there's evidence that ice or snow were harvested then, and honey or other flavourings were added to meet a sweet, cold confection and even before that, alexander the great supposedly enjoyed icy drinks that had been flavoured with honey or nectar . flavoured with honey or nectar. perhaps my next guest has her own origin story. perhaps my next guest has her own origin story . joining me now own origin story. joining me now with great scoops is the creator o

i agree with david tennant . that's agree with david tennant. that's it.t's the tweet . 54 year it. that's the tweet. 54 year old dawn butler there, by the way, tweeting like a 16 year old. but there we go. an odd response from miss butler, by the way, who has spoken out about the poor treatment of black female politicians in the past. last year, she complains that the disrespect for black women in the commons was, quote, shocking . so does that same shocking. so does that same solidarity not stretch to miss badenoch in this instance? well, i guess not. and her comments come on. the same day, shadow health secretary wes streeting is trying to repair labour's relationship with women. writing in the daily telegraph that labour has a, quote, lot of work to do to earn the trust of women in the wake of rows about transgender rights. so i wonder. it's interesting, isn't it? i wonder how he feels about dawn butler's comments , especially as butler's comments, especially as tennant only really took aim at badenoch in the first place because of her common sense vie

and what happened after the event, and david tennant picked up an award for being a trans ally and standing up for women like me , and he used the women like me, and he used the event to have a go at kemi badenoch . why is david clinging badenoch. why is david clinging on so hard to the wreckage of gender ideology? we'll stay tuned and i'll tell you. and a reform candidate who is caught in a sting by channel 4 saying naughty things, has been revealed to be an actor who boasts of doing a range of voices , including rough voice, voices, including rough voice, which it looks like he was using his smells fishier than a trawlerman's welly. this is your saturday night showdown . saturday night showdown. discussing all tonight's topics with me are my brilliant panel. joining me tonight are broadcaster and tv personality precious muir and the legendary comedian sajeela khurshid. there they are. but first, let's get your latest news headlines from sam francis . sam francis. >> very good evening to you. it's just after 8:00. the top story tonight from the newsroom . story tonight from the newsroom. l

between kemi badenoch, who's the minister for women and equalities and business secretary, and also david tennant. he's the guy from doctor who. and there's a big row because tennant won this award at the british lgbt awards. i think it was a celebrity ally award. and it sounds like the worst award in the world, doesn't it? and he won that and he gave a bit of a speech. and this is what he said in the speech. >> we shouldn't live in a world where that is worth remarking on. however, until we wake up and kemi badenoch does not exist anymore . i don't wish ill of anymore. i don't wish ill of her. i just wish her to shut up. >> okay, linda, can i ask you what is your reaction to that when you hear david, ten, said he just doesn't want anybody not to exist ? to exist? >> well, he caught himself very quickly afterwards, but then with the classic shut up woman. >> yeah , quite. exactly. and a >> yeah, quite. exactly. and a lot of people are interpreting this as well. let's face it, misogynistic. >> yeah, absolutely. >> yeah, absolutely. >> and you know , but the point >> and you know, but the point abo

i don't like the way that david tennant interacted with j.k.mstrong, as a free speech fanatic, as i'm sure you would describe yourselves, would you really say a celebrity shouldn't have the same free speech as you know? >> look, i totally agree on the free speech. what i don't like is politicians endorsing political parties or organisations that they know very little about. let's just cast our minds back to black lives matter. just a few years ago, and celebrities were funnelling through their celebrity celebrities on their social media, who are funnelling millions and millions into an organisation that ultimately ended up being completely corrupt. a lot of these celebrities, when you ask them their opinions on these critical topics that their parties they endorse, supposedly support, they don't know a thing about them. so they're influencing young. usually young people who haven't have a fully formed opinion yet, who are then going to put their cross next to somebody in a ballot box when they don't know what they're talking about. but let's al

david tennant, he basically, if you ask me anyway, suggested that kemi badenoch should essentially dieat he said and rode back on it. watch that. >> acknowledging that everyone has the right to be who they want to be and live their life how they want to live it as long as they're not hurting anyone else, should merit any kind of special award or special special mention because it's common sense, isn't it? we shouldn't live in a world where that is worth remarking on. however, until we wake up and kemi badenoch does not exist anymore . badenoch does not exist anymore. i don't wish ill of her. i just wish her to shut up . wish her to shut up. >> well, i don't know if your ears work differently to mine, but when i hear someone saying, you know, i wish i could wake up and so and so doesn't exist anymore, well, the only way that anyone could not exist anymore is to have died, isn't it? am i missing something? the fact that people cheer, that i think it's absolutely disgraceful. what do you think, aron bastani? >> i think it's just a turn of phrase. i think you're being a bit unfair on him.

david tennant.he arrogance of a lot of this for instance, that point he raised about no doing no harm to others. well, i think the whole bafis others. well, i think the whole basis under which he's saying about kemi badenoch comments is her response to the cass review and of course, the harm that went on there in terms of genden went on there in terms of gender, social, gender services for under eighteens. so i think that, you know, his point is completely wrong. he did an inoffensive way. and i think that she is fighting fire with fire. >> yeah. i mean, no. what do you make of that? >> i would if i'd been her, i'd have kept quiet, it doesn't require a comment. i mean , we're require a comment. i mean, we're back to people doing their jobs. i think that the tenants should actually just stick to the job he's got and not enter politics ehhen he's got and not enter politics either. yeah, well, yeah, but however. so i don't go along with his attack on her. her attack on him, i think was unnecessary, a bi

it's sort of kicked off with david tennant , who had a go at david tennant, who had a go at kemi badenoch at the lgbt awards , demonstrating the intolerance of people who are promoting tolerance. >> but i think, i suppose if i'm honest, i'm a little depressed by the fact that acknowledging that everyone has the right to be who they want to be and live their life how they want to live it, as long as they're not hurting anyone else, should merit any kind of special award or special special mention because it's common sense , isn't it? >> it's. it in- >> it's. it is. >> it's. it is. >> it is human decency. >> it's. it is. >> it is human decency . we >> it is human decency. we shouldn't live in a world where thatis shouldn't live in a world where that is worth remarking on. however until we wake up and kemi badenoch does not exist anymore . i don't wish ill of anymore. i don't wish ill of her. i just wish her to shut up, then we had round two of sunak versus starmer . versus starmer. >> rwanda plan is a deterrent. >> rwanda plan is a deterrent. >> you just have to listen to what the illegal m

but first, after david tennant's outburst this week, more leading actors , artists, more leading actorstors, luvvies really aren't . they have been nailing their political colours to the mask and, well, it's not hard to guess which way they went. in a letter published in the times today, the likes of bill nighy, keeley hawes, grayson perry , keeley hawes, grayson perry, they've clamoured for a labour government saying starmer will, quote, ensure economic stability to the creative industries can grow. so it's luvvies for labour all over again, isn't it? but do ordinary brits actually care what these celebs have to say? or will it potentially have the opposite effect for sir keir starmer? joining me now to discuss this and many more issues, as well as political journalist and commentator theo usherwood. theo, thank you very much. i wonder if luvvies for labouris much. i wonder if luvvies for labour is actually the kind of support that keir starmer wants or needs. >> you go through those names hugh bonneville, sir nicholas hytner, grayson perry, bill nighy. i can't see them cutting through

. >> got to be david, david tennant, but not because of what he said about the political things we're but just because he's there at the lgbt celebration, which is where you get lots of people with great style and fitness, and i know i'm going to get hit by this, but just take a look at his jacket . his jacket looks like an jacket. his jacket looks like an mc hammer reject jacket. he's got a huge butterfly in feathers on next to him. look at that. and that butterfly looks as though it's talking for him. >> we're getting out , guys. >> we're getting out, guys. we've got seconds. so go on. so my union jackass is the history of science museum in oxford, which has a new project to see if milk is racist. >> the real problem with this it's tax funder tax funders are paying it's tax funder tax funders are paying for it. okay, okay. >> mine is brewdog because they sacked an asian woman after she voiced distressed when members of the far right english defence league met in the bar. >> okay, i've gone for the museum because milk isn't racist, right? thank you very much, everybody. thank you, th

doctor who actor david tennant was picking up a gong and he absolutely took a swipe at her, which shebut her gender in the cabinet. >> yeah. so i'll just read out the quote on this because it's interesting. so he went up, and said basically, however, until we wake up and kemi badenoch does not exist anymore, the crowd cheered. and then he kind of clarified, oh, i don't i don't wish her any harm. and she has basically hit back saying, this is a rich, lefty white male celebrity. so blinded by ideology he can't see the optics of attacking the only black women in government and calling for her existence to end. so it's really interesting the way that the conversation has gone, because you've obviously got the conversation about why do these celebrities need to get involved in politics. some say, well, that's their right. they can. but also a lot of people basically saying to kemi, why are you bringing race into this? but i guess the idea is she's playing him at his own ideological game of like, hold on, why are you attacking the only black woman in the building? >> now here's another ques

confusion about its own policy regarding gender ideology and transition, kemi badenoch and the actor david tennantblows over trans rights and after nigel farage's recent comments about ukraine and the role of nato expansion, i'll be exploring the deep history of that conflict with a top academic state of the nation . academic state of the nation. starts now . starts now. i'll also be joined by my panel historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop and the journalist and broadcaster benedict spence. now it's broadcaster benedict spence. now wsfime broadcaster benedict spence. now it's time for the news bulletin with polly middlehurst .

confusion about its own policy regarding gender ideology and transition, kemi badenoch and the actor david tennantblows over trans rights and after nigel farage's recent comments about ukraine and the role of nato expansion, i'll be exploring the deep history of that conflict with a top academic state of the nation . academic state of the nation. starts now . starts now. i'll also be joined by my panel historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop and the journalist and broadcaster benedict spence. now it's broadcaster benedict spence. now wsfime broadcaster benedict spence. now it's time for the news bulletin with polly middlehurst . with polly middlehurst. >> set to lose most of their seats and will likely have fewer seats and will likely have fewer seats than the liberal democrats. which means , democrats. which means, according to this new research, the lib dems are most likely to become the official opposition. the new poll looks like this. it's from electoral calculus, andifs it's from electoral calculus, and it's forecast labour will win 450 seats, the lib dems 71 and the conservatives 60. it's lik

also have labour thrown at women under the bus and a growing row between kemi badenoch and actor david tennant on that after the headunes we'll get more on that after the headlines with polly middlehurst i >> -- >> thanks emma >> thanks very much indeed. yes, the top story today is that the former conservative candidate, craig williams, says he committed an error of judgement. but he says not an offence. both he and laura saunders are facing an investigation amid allegations of betting on the date of the general election. they've now lost the support of the conservative party, but they'll still appear on election ballots because the deadlines for nominations has passed . mr for nominations has passed. mr williams says he intends to clear his name, committed an error of judgement, not an offence. >> and i want to reiterate my apology directly to you. >> i'm fully cooperating with routine inquiries for the gambling commission, and i intend to clear my name in all these things. due process is important and that is what sets the uk apart from other countries. and the commission must be allowed to

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backbencher dawn butler immediately undermined mr stratton's conciliatory tone by siding with actor david tennantold kemi badenoch to shut up over her views on trans rights. so with sir keir starmer and phillipson unable to give us a straight answer, and the party clearly divided on trans issues , clearly divided on trans issues, can labour be trusted to protect women and girls? right before i go to my panel, let me bring in former labour minister ivor caplin. either seriously, it's a very simple question. why are these people struggling with very, very simple questions? it's binary male or female? it's not that difficult. does labour have a woman problem ? have a woman problem? >> in my view , nana no, it >> in my view, nana no, it doesn't have a women problem. we have some of the best, women in in the shadow cabinet right now. and i hope that in, you know, ten days time that they will be in the cabinet. so that's the first thing to say. the second thing is, this has always been a difficult issue for political parties. we've seen what the tories have done over the last, two years where they've j

dawn butler saying she agrees with david tennant on kemi badenoch who should disappear?us, junior doctor strikes how many other unions will queue up and ask for their pound of flesh when the labour party get in and joe biden, can he stay awake tonight during the presidential debate? will he have a brain freeze? willie? shake hands? will he tell donald trump to shut up? of course. all eyes on this fascinating tv debate tonight live in america. >> oh goodness me. well, martin, i'm looking forward to seeing that tease of what the prime minister had to say. speaking from a pub, we don't often see that from this prime minister. but my goodness, clearly after a certain type of voter. martin, thank you very much. >> our teetotal prime minister. hey now, as martin said tonight on gb news, rishi sunak will sit down with our political editor , down with our political editor, christopher hope. he's saying it may come down to not that many votes. interesting to see how he works that out. it's at 7:00 so don't miss it. >> i can actually see see what he means, but of course he's not t

. >> sir keir starmer has distanced himself from david tennant after he told equalities minister kemi been a sighting of jay slater? >> tenerife locals say they've seen the missing teenager and missing for 11 days, celebrating while watching the euros. we'll have the latest . have the latest. >> so robert blackstock, who asked that question, he's coming to talk to him this morning. >> talk to him because i think he spoke for so many people because i just think we've got two of the worst

but there has been a bit of that before with billie piper and david tennant and all that sort of thingsn't sexualised, i don't think. >> no , not if it was. went over >> no, not if it was. went over my head. >> get his scarf off. >> get his scarf off. >> that's why tom wasn't couldn't you couldn't be on a television news program with green fingernails like that. look, you know, glam . tom scampton. >> we're talking about sport. kevin. what's the time's got about, about three lions. >> yeah. so the wags , you'll >> yeah. so the wags, you'll remember in the 2006 world cup, there was huge controversy because of, called what's her name? wayne rooney's wife, colleen. colleen. abbey clancy, victoria beckham and they sort of took over. was it gelsenkirchen? i think it was. and they were there all the time, and they were too much of a distraction and they were blamed because england got knocked out. anyway, it's much different now. so the they got a very short six hours. they were allowed with their partners and husbands after the denmark game. the other day. they're so, good telling off. yeah