if so, if somebody dressed like dennis the menace. for like dennis the menace. yes.on. is halloween appropriation. this is just wrong . just being wrong. >> we listen to ub40 sing with a jamaican accent. yes that's appropriate. and it was called ub40, which you could say that's implying all black people are unemployed. had sting unemployed. we had sting singing. couldn't have singing. roxanne couldn't have sounded more jamaican if he tried. that's cultural appropriation. >> , all comics in the 70s >> also, all comics in the 70s came out of dundee anyway , came out of dundee anyway, didn't i so he had didn't they? i mean, so he had no there. really? yeah. didn't they? i mean, so he had ncan't there. really? yeah. didn't they? i mean, so he had ncan't think1ere. really? yeah. didn't they? i mean, so he had ncan't think there teally? yeah. didn't they? i mean, so he had ncan't think there wasy? yeah. didn't they? i mean, so he had ncan't think there was a yeah. didn't they? i mean, so he had ncan't think there was a single i can't think there was a single decent that ca

dennis the menace story? >> uk the menace. dennis the menace story? >> uk government ace. e advert menace and it says on the advert that london that it's created in london unleashed in more than 100 countries and people in dundee quite are saying no . quite rightly are saying no. dennis menace created in dennis the menace was created in dundee and not a london dundee and it's not a london generated story. >> cultural appropriation , absolutely. >> dennis the menace. i thought you were going to say it was politically incorrect or something, and i was disappointed because my son loves i'm glad that's loves it, but i'm glad that's okay. few. norman dawn, okay. still few. norman dawn, thanks thanks for thanks very much. thanks for the sandwich. for sandwich. we'll have more for you this. here's aidan you after this. here's aidan mcgivern you after this. here's aidan mcgiveitemperature's rising in >> the temperature's rising in boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello. very good morning to you. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office

i thought i looked like the child dennis the the love child of dennis the menace the hedgehog.i flattened it. now, though. >> i flattened it. now, though. >> talk to about >> so, mike, talk to me about your your early years then. and, your your early years then. and, you know, where grow up you know, where did you grow up and childhood like? >> well, i grew surrey. >> well, i grew up in surrey. >> well, i grew up in surrey. >> i always loved writing. i always loved music. i did dancing from a very early age because we had dancing classes in our house. so i tapped dance ball change, shuffle, hop, step, toe, heel, didn't like it. and then i had about 20 years of dancing lessons. i hated it, but it got on the stage so it got me on the stage so i learned to work as a team with people. it gave me confidence . people. it gave me confidence. it gave me projection. so from the age of eight, the curtains went up and you're and went up and you're on stage and you to do your stuff and you have to do your stuff and that's very good. it's good to learn. with team , to learn. working with a