dolan could get into the mat. the third _ teenager. dolan could get into the mat.nager. dolan could get into the mat. the third and fourth - teenager. dolan could get into the mat. the third and fourth set - mat. the third and fourth set went to littler. despite dolan pulling on back it was only ever one winner. this teenage dream come to an end. while littler has burst onto the scene his talents were honed from a young age. this footage posted by his mum shows a young luke throwing atjust 18 months old. so the fairy tale continues for the end for the lad from warrenton who celebrates every victory with his favourite fast food, he's just too kebabs from one of the biggest achievements in the world of darts is ever seen. regardless what happens next, he's guaranteed to win a hundred £100—thousand but with just two more matches between littler and what could be the most unlikely champion in the sport's history — he and others believe he has what it takes. the world like two games away and brandon said well done, you can all the way for the a lot of respect for raymon

mark dolan. lovely to have your company. it is my 57th day on air and thank you for putting up with me. should the post office be shut down in the light of a scandal which has shocked the nation, could suella braverman sink rishi sunak's rwanda plan and with it, his premiership .7 and with it, his premiership? could prince andrew do a harry and split from the royal family and split from the royal family and wage war on the monarchy ? and wage war on the monarchy? and why does this war in the red sea matter to you and me? this is friday night live with mark dolan. bring your own drinks. the admission is. free. jerry's eyes lit up when i said, bnng jerry's eyes lit up when i said, bring your own drinks. because tonight , my bring your own drinks. because tonight, my friday friends, the prelude fricated. let me tell you, we have the fearless and uncensored journalist, laura dodsworth. and 90s tv legend ex—tory mp and barrister. he'll defend anyone if the price is right . jerry hayes also on right. j

mark dolan.e post office be shut down in the light of a scandal which has shocked the nafion scandal which has shocked the nation , could suella braverman nation, could suella braverman sink rishi sunak rwanda plan and with it, his premiership ship? also? this is a fascinating debate. could prince andrew do a prince harry and split from the royal family and wage war on the monarchy? can you imagine if he published a tell all book and why does this war in the red sea matter to you and me? i know what am i doing giving him ideas, all of that, plus much more. night with me, more. friday night live with me, mark big mark dolan. we start with my big opinion . it is the 12th of opinion. it is the 12th of january and around that time when people have started to give up their new year's resolutions and sir ed davey's new year's to resolution remain leader of the lib dems looks to be in peril. unfortunately he was in post no pun intended, as a minister when hundreds of innocent postmasters were being wrong

good evening and welcome to patrick christys tonight with me, mark dolan . me, mark dolan. >> oh, i wish i'd known then what we all know now . the post what we all know now. the post office was lying on an industrial scale to me. another minister's bombshell evidence emerges that suggests ed davey dismissed and ignored numerous pleas from the post office scandal victims. >> so should the lib dem leader stand down. but rishi sunak has his own problems in his own party, such as whose great idea was it to replace the disgraced tory mp peter bone with his girlfriend ? you couldn't make it girlfriend? you couldn't make it up. elsewhere, benefits claimants are through the roof with depression and anxiety now are the leading reasons. so i'm asking tonight is the serious issue of mental illness being explored by some to game the welfare system? it's a tough topic, but one that we won't shy away from. fleets street icon kelvin mackenzie will give his unmissable opinion on the joey barton sexism row . plus, i go barton sexism row. plus, i go into battle with the leader of reform uk, richard tice ,

that looks strangely like mark dolan . strangely like mark dolan.ewsroom. for more, we're on tv, digital radio and our website gbnews.com . gbnews.com. >> sam, my legs aren't nearly that good. i'll show you mine later in the dressing room. welcome to mark dolan tonight on gb news. as nhs patients are being asked to choose from 159 religions, 12 genders and ten sexual preferences , as has our sexual preferences, as has our health service. finally lost the plot? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker politics legend ann widdecombe , plus tomorrow's widdecombe, plus tomorrow's newspaper front page is live in the studio with full pundit reaction. tonight my top pundits are former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg, ex tory mp and farmer neil parish and the brilliant comedian and broadcaster sir geila curci, and they'll be nominating their headune they'll be nominating their headline heroes and back page. zeros are packed out to come. those papers are on the way. some cracking stories to sink our teeth but first, my our teeth into. but first, my take at t

dolan. >> thank mark.otice >> when did you first notice that this gift of that you had this gift of knowing people are thinking? >> started in show >> well, i started in show business 50 years ago. in fact, two days ago i celebrated 50 years. congratulation >> that's a great achievement. >> that's a great achievement. >> didn't start longer >> and i didn't start longer than elton john, isn't yes. than elton john, isn't it? yes. i it gone so i wish i'd known it gone so quickly. have gone up quickly. i would have gone up earlier in the morning really. but start off doing but i, i didn't start off doing this reading. i started this mind reading. i started off as yeah. and as a normal magician. yeah. and then i found about 30 years ago, itook then i found about 30 years ago, i took up what we call mentalism, which seems to have a bigger appeal. so i was in my 40s when i discovered that i could do this sort of thing. could this remarkable power be abused? >> could you get hold of someone's bank details? >> no,

tonight . weekend on mark dolan tonight.at ten, as well as common sense political commentator annunziata rees—mogg , the best prime rees—mogg, the best prime minister we never had in ann widdecombe former tory widdecombe and former tory mp when parish when they were good. neil parish next up, it's patrick christys. what's happening patrick prosecute junior doctors for patient deaths during the strikes. >> should the archbishop welby use his £2.4 million inheritance to build a migrant hotel? i speak to the lawyer representing reeva steenkamp's family after pistorius released and pistorius has been released and i confronted the bankers . i confronted the bankers. >> mark, listen, the biggest bankers you'll ever meet. thank you . brilliant, brilliant. you. brilliant, brilliant. patrick christys. thanks for watching friday night live. well done to mark and the team and my excellent pundits tonight. i'll see at nine. you're see you tomorrow at nine. you're watching news the people's watching gb news the people's channel that warm

this is friday night live with me, mark dolan . can kemi badenoch save dolan. can kemi badenoch save the tories as the king tonight recovers in hospital? should charles share more of his duties with william and prepare his son for the throne ? and as the for the throne? and as the government appoints a regular writer to tackle bbc bias , and writer to tackle bbc bias, and with a top government scientist accusing our national state broadcaster of misrepresent covid to encourage lockdowns , covid to encourage lockdowns, can we still trust the bbc? this is friday night live with mark dolan. bring your own drinks. the admission is. free on tonight's show , my friday on tonight's show, my friday friends, and it is friday, so they've had a drink, newspaper legend nina myskow so you can take her vodka and a man that's bubbung take her vodka and a man that's bubbling with excitement. fearless political commentator peter lloyd . and plus, tonight, peter lloyd. and plus, tonight, independent minded tory mp philip davies. does he want to see the back of rishi sunak tv new

welcome to mark dolan tonight. >> thanks, sofia. welcome to mark dolan tonight .as it's revealed four rwandans are granted asylum in the uk. does this sink the pm's stop the boats strategy . i'll be asking boats strategy. i'll be asking former government minister ann widdecombe, who broke the internet with this interview on lbc with matthew wright this week. >> it has been obviously >> it has been quite obviously a massive disaster. easter. is it time to say sorry? an no ? time to say sorry? an no? >> we'll hear shortly from anne on why she will not apologise for brexit. plus a shocking viral video has emerged of a police officer telling a londoner that they can't sing christian songs outside of a church setting. extraordinary stuff. we'll debate that with anne shortly. plus tomorrow's newspaper front pages and live reaction in the studio from tonight's top pundits this evening , journalist and evening, journalist and political consultant emma burnell political commentator and social workerjoseph david and social workerjoseph david and adventure author, speaker an

welcome to a busy mark dolan tonight . in welcome to a busy mark dolan tonight. in my opinion, welcome to a busy mark dolan tonight . in my opinion, who's to tonight. in my opinion, who's to blame for the post office scandal? well everyone, you can think of this story shames a generation of politicians and pubuc generation of politicians and public figures in the big story. our real biological women being erased. i'll be speaking exclusively to doctor pam spurr, the best selling author cancelled by tv star davina mccall for standing up for women's sex based rights and identity. my mark meets guest is ben walker , the chairman of ben walker, the chairman of ukip, and he'll be making a special announcement about his party exclusively on tonight's show, so don't miss it. that's before 1030 in my take at ten. love him or loathe him, nigel farage should be an mp in the house of commons. it would serve our democracy well if he runs for a seat at the next election. it's all to play for. for nigel is the foreign secretary david cameron, right to threaten more military ac

. >> good evening and welcome to patrick christys tonight with me, mark dolan . me, mark dolan. >> why should she lose it.7 >> why should she lose it.7 >> because she is fully complicit in the scandal. people have taken their own lives. people have been robbed of their lives, their mental health. it's disgraceful. so the neighbours of x post office chief paula vennells are rightly furious. >> she has handed back her cbe, so should ed davey return his knighthood .7 i'll bring you the knighthood? i'll bring you the latest on the scandal that shames britain next. later this houn shames britain next. later this hour, former lord chancellor sir robert buckland makes a rallying call for action in parliament. yes, indeed , and quite rightly yes, indeed, and quite rightly so. as a channel 4 diversity row , meanwhile, breaks out over appointing four white directors . appointing four white directors. are there too many white people in top jobs in britain ? and in top jobs in britain? and after it all kicked off with richard tice last night, it's even more important that if someone does a bad job

this is mark dolan welcome back to mark dolan tonight.e and a couple of highlights from 2023. congratulations on your survival. how close were you to death ? well mark, i don't really death? well mark, i don't really know . know. >> i think luck and, uh , the if >> i think luck and, uh, the if there is a is there is a god he was looking after me because it was looking after me because it was so close on many occasions that i should that my luck turned the right way. >> so it was a i've been telling this story now it's nearly 60 years since my shark attack, and, uh, i've had to tell it so often i can relive it and remember most of the bits about it. so it's a, uh, it's got me a lot of free drinks around the world, i can tell you. right ali? >> so can you tell me about the terror of being attacked by one of these creatures ? the emotions of these creatures? the emotions as it's happening ? as it's happening? >> yeah, i was in the south australian spear fishing championships. >> there were 40 divers and we had to weigh in at two of each spec

tonight . weekend on mark dolan tonight.at ten, as well as common sense political commentator annunziata rees—mogg , the best prime rees—mogg, the best prime minister we never had in ann widdecombe former tory widdecombe and former tory mp when parish when they were good. neil parish next up, it's patrick christys. what's happening patrick prosecute junior doctors for patient deaths during the strikes. >> should the archbishop welby use his £2.4 million inheritance to build a migrant hotel? i speak to the lawyer representing reeva steenkamp's family after pistorius released and pistorius has been released and i confronted the bankers . i confronted the bankers. >> mark, listen, the biggest bankers you'll ever meet. thank you . brilliant, brilliant. you. brilliant, brilliant. patrick christys. thanks for watching friday night live. well done to mark and the team and my excellent pundits tonight. i'll see at nine. you're see you tomorrow at nine. you're watching news the people's watching gb news the people's channel that warm

>> good evening and welcome to patrick christys tonight with me, mark dolan . me, mark dolan. >> that's why we're going to introduce target toothbrushing supervised tooth brushing as part of our primary school breakfast club programme so that we keep kids teeth clean . we keep kids teeth clean. >> blimey, i forgot to floss today. streeting and starmer have sent the nanny state into overdrive, but do we need labour to brush our teeth and frankly, wipe our bums to respond? i've got three top parents on the panel got three top parents on the panel. alex and pearson, lord bailey and amy nicholl turner, plus , should those culpable in plus, should those culpable in the post office scandal face jail , former home office jail, former home office minister ann widdecombe joins me live and she will expose the next big miscarriage of justice that no one's talking about. someone passed me the tissues. this was moving, prince william surprised fundraising heroes rob burrow and kevin sinfield with their cbe earlier, but was a certain someone else on his mind i >> -- >> your brotherly , um bond >> you

this is mark dolan tonight. in my opinion, the sickening sex book being seen by eight year old children . seen by eight year old children. i'll be unearthing this shocking scandal shortly in the big story, as gary lineker tells the guardian he's been the victim of serious online threats. is the bbc star being treated unfairly just for having an opinion? and my mark meets guest is the survivor of the andes air crash in 1972, where the crash victims resorted to cannibalism to get out alive while struggling in subzero conditions . the story is subzero conditions. the story is now a smash hit film on netflix, and the remarkable survivor gustavo zerbino joins me shortly to tell his real life story. and i'm looking forward to this in my take at ten, why isn't prince harry by his father's side as he gets treatment in hospital? harry hasn't just lost a court case this week. he's lost the plot. i'll be dealing with the wayward windsor in no uncertain terms at ten. plus, rebecca jane has announced her shock resignation as

and welcome to patrick christys tonight with me, mark dolan . me, mark dolan. >> doesnt the country deserve so much better than a prime minister who simply doesnt get britain .7 today britain? today >> wow. what exactly did saintly starmer mean by that one? nadhim zahawi ? he said he flinched on zahawi? he said he flinched on heanng zahawi? he said he flinched on hearing what he had to say. i'll also be asking who gets britain more sunak, starmer or neither ? more sunak, starmer or neither? tory mp brendan clarke—smith goes head to head with stella santa kidu, plus leigh anderson opened up on pmqs today and it was obviously, as always , was obviously, as always, blockbuster tv. so does the prime minister agree with me that the leader of the lib dems should take his own advice and start by clearing his desk, clear his diary and clear off his ? yes, indeed, the tory party his? yes, indeed, the tory party deputy chair joins me live his? yes, indeed, the tory party deputy chairjoins me live in the studio to double down against davey, and i'll find out if he's part of the rwanda rebellion . when

this is mark dolan welcome back to mark dolan tonight.ane and a couple of highlights from 2023. congratulations on your survival. how close were you to death ? well mark, i don't really death? well mark, i don't really know . know. >> i think luck and, uh , the if >> i think luck and, uh, the if there is a is there is a god he was looking after me because it was looking after me because it was so close on many occasions that i should that my luck turned the right way. >> so it was a i've been telling this story now it's nearly 60 years since my shark attack, and, uh, i've had to tell it so often i can relive it and remember most of the bits about it. so it's a, uh, it's got me a lot of free drinks around the world, i can tell you. right ali? >> so can you tell me about the terror of being attacked by one of these creatures ? the emotions of these creatures? the emotions as it's happening ? as it's happening? >> yeah, i was in the south australian spear fishing championships. >> there were 40 divers and we had to weigh in at two of each sp

up next is mark dolan. your dolan. mark, what is on your bill of today? is it a bill of fare today?ogram or are you going quite vegan? definitely. quite vegan? most definitely. >> will carnivore >> it will be a carnivore special tonight, because special tonight, jacob, because we're rwanda we're looking at the rwanda plan. minister plan. it's the prime minister about to bottle what about about to bottle it. what about those rwanda rebels? i'll be speaking the deputy chairman speaking to the deputy chairman of the conservative party lee anderson, in the studio. also apparently, according to starmer, rishi sunak doesn't get britain will debate that. plus much more. we're live at nine. >> well, that's an interesting and controversial thing for sir keir starmer to say, but that'll be very exciting discussion. i'm coming back tomorrow at 8:00 after and as all after the weather and as you all know, absolutely know, it'll be absolutely glorious splendiferous glorious. splendiferous in somerset , a glorious. splendiferous in somerset, a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather o

a lot smarter than you, dolan. there you go . than you, dolan. there you go. that's me told.k gbnews.com. and it's mark at gbnews.com. and it's time for us news with the time now for us news with the queen of american showbiz. royal and reporting kinsey and political reporting kinsey schofield great have schofield kinsey. great to have you on the show. we're going to talk about princess catherine you on the show. we're going to talk how it princess catherine you on the show. we're going to talk how worried�*ss catherine you on the show. we're going to talk how worried we zatherine you on the show. we're going to talk how worried we should e you on the show. we're going to talk how worried we should be and how worried we should be about her health. but first is donald trump now unstoppable ? donald trump now unstoppable? >> um, realistically . we mark, i >> um, realistically. we mark, i think the former president is unstoppable . unstoppable. >> if we're looking at becoming the republican nominee for president . but 2020 has taught president. but 2020 has taught us anything. i

your perfect mark dolan tonight. your perfect saturday night in in my opinion, a boy aged four has been allowed to join a church of england school as a girl. this is progress , is it.7 i'll be dealing progress, is it.7 i'll be dealing with utter madness which with this utter madness which borders on child abuse just borders on child abuse in just a moment . in the borders on child abuse in just a moment. in the big borders on child abuse in just a moment . in the big story borders on child abuse in just a moment. in the big story is british policing now institutionally woke.7 i'll be joined downing joined by a former downing street adviser and ex—top cop with some worrying statistics about how social justice warriors in the police are costing lives and making us less safe . plus, we speak to safe. plus, we speak to a holocaust survivor in a mock meats special to honour holocaust memorial day. in my take at ten, bbc radio four star james nocti attacks gb news. he said he's worried about this place and so he should be.

welcome to a mark dolan .e to a busy mark dolan tonight in my opinion, a top tonight in my big opinion, a top cellist says rule britannia should be axed from last night of the proms. when did loving your become a problem? your country become a problem? in the big story ? is net zero to in the big story? is net zero to blame for the taubat steelworks closures? we'll hear from both sides on that one, and tomorrow sees the 100 year anniversary of the first labour government. my mark meets guest is the author of a brand new book, all about a century of labour in power. in my take attend threatening attacks on the bbc's biggest star are a disgrace . but be star are a disgrace. but be clear gary lineker is no victim. i'll be dealing with the match of the day star in no uncertain terms at ten. now in a major new headache for rishi sunak, the sun on sunday newspaper report that a handful of tory mps are in secret defection talks with reform uk . in secret defection talks with reform uk. i'll in secret defection talks

welcome back to patrick christys tonight with me, mark dolan. now tonight with me, mark dolan.veloping story regarding potential military action on houthi rebels in yemen. the times is reporting that joe biden, the us president, is expected to make a statement tonight in the wake of military strikes against houthi targets in yemen. now, the strikes are expected to happen shortly, with a series of carefully choreographed statements from the us. the uk and other international allies. we'll bring you the latest as it happens, it's clearly a very concerning situation and it affects the passage of commercial frigates through the red sea . big implications for red sea. big implications for the world economy and most importantly , stability in the importantly, stability in the region . okay, folks coming up region. okay, folks coming up should the taxpayer fork out £1 billion in compensation for the post office scandal, what about fujitsu ? what about the bonuses fujitsu? what about the bonuses paid to the people in charge at the post office when this scandal happened? i'll be deaung

this is mark dolan tonight on gb news. in my big opinion. the psycho scientists who urged ruinous lockdowns are back this time, urging us to wear masks again. so to mask or not to mask, that is the question. i'll be giving my verdict shortly . you won't want verdict shortly. you won't want to miss it . my verdict shortly. you won't want to miss it. my mask meets guest is the highly successful entrepreneur who started life with nothing and built a property empire , but he wants property empire, but he wants his legacy to be the end of knife crime. he tells his amazing and inspiring shortly story shortly. this guy has got a story to tell in a big story. will the post office ever recover its reputation? what is the future for this tainted organisation? should it be scrapped altogether? i'll be asking former government minister edwina currie , and it minister edwina currie, and it might take a ten. the post office scandal proves that ordinary people don't stand a chance against the governing elite. people power is dead. i've unearthed more horro

mark dolan 9 to 11 on with me. mark dolan 9 to 11 on gb news i >> welcome back.is is state of the nation. and it's this is state of the nation. and wsfime this is state of the nation. and it's time for a story close to home. for those of us here in westminster as the latest net zero zealous push threaten one of london's iconic features almost 100 lamps in the capital that do not have listed status under threat. as westminster council officials, officious officials seek to install modern lighting, removing the 94 lamps that date back to 1812, which could allegedly help the council reach its 2030 carbon neutral target . for over two centuries, target. for over two centuries, these gas lamps have provided a romantic glow for an enchanting feature for the areas in which they're still in use. the conversion of these lamps will not provide a quality of light thatis not provide a quality of light that is a sympathetic and is merely a act of cultural merely a modest act of cultural vandalism, have vandalism, which will have almost an entirely almost no effect. an entirely

all of that, plus much more on friday night live with me , mark dolan. lots to get me, mark dolan.through. but first, my friday. big opinion. poor old king charles is going to receive treatment for an enlarged prostate and we wish him a speedy recovery . some him a speedy recovery. some people say our monarch is guilty of oversharing and that the queen would never have revealed information about her health in that manner, but i think it will raise awareness about prostate issues, which of course, affect thousands of men annually and could save lives. so i say , well could save lives. so i say, well done, king charles and in the spirit of full disclosure, let me tell you that i've got a shocking ingrowing toenail . i'm shocking ingrowing toenail. i'm seeing the chiropodist on tuesday . thoughts and prayers tuesday. thoughts and prayers appreciated. i'll be out of action for three months. meanwhile josef fritzl, a mad austrian . there have been a few austrian. there have been a few of those who incarcerated his daughter in a purpose built prison beneath his home for 24 years, is appl

you're watching mark dolan tonight on gb news.>> you're listening to . gb news. >> you're listening to. gb news. >> you're listening to. gb news. >> welcome back to the show . >> welcome back to the show. we'll get to your emails shortly, but it's time now for us news with the queen of american showbiz, royal and political reporting kinsey schofield kinsey. great to have you the show. we missed you back on the show. we missed you back on the show. we missed you hugely last week and we can reflect that. well, it's great to have you back and reflecting on the late , great queen on the late, great queen elizabeth the second and a new book which details her final days. >> that's right. mark these new details are found within this brand new book called charles the third new king, new court the inside story by robert hardman. hardman had access to queen elizabeth's personal aides memo at the moment of her death at balmoral castle in september of 2022, which stated that the queen died peacefully in her sleep. it stressed that that she wo

friday night live mark dolan. see night live with mark dolan. see you tomorrow at nine.side from boxt boiler. >> as sponsors of weather on . gb >> as sponsors of weather on. gb news. hello again. >> it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. there will be a lot of dry weather this weekend and some rain in the far northwest at first, before it turns wetter across scotland and northern ireland by sunday afternoon and increasingly but increasingly windy but essentially high pressure sits to the south. low pressure way to the south. low pressure way to the south. low pressure way to the north over iceland in between quite a tight pressure gradient and as a result, we're going to see a blustery end to friday across the north and northwest of the uk, particularly northwest scotland, where they'll continue to be showers or longer spells of rain. 1 2 spots of rain for rain. 1 or 2 spots of rain for northern ireland, northern england. with the cloud england. but with the cloud and the breeze here will be frost free. meanwhile the south and free. meanw

dolan someone had spoken to mrs.re we tied the knot, but there go. little, too late. >> well, i'm sure she doesn't. i'm sure she's absolutely delighted. very delighted. but you've got very interesting coming up. interesting stuff coming up. what what advice are you going to given to giving to, to, um to be given to giving to, to, um , uh, the duke york, do you , uh, the duke of york, do you want to remarry? want him to remarry? >> would be a >> well, it would be a revelation for his brand because the bottom line is that ferguson sarah and prince andrew the bottom line is that ferguson séth and prince andrew the bottom line is that ferguson sea great and prince andrew the bottom line is that ferguson sea great love and prince andrew the bottom line is that ferguson sea great love affair’rince andrew the bottom line is that ferguson sea great love affair . ince andrew the bottom line is that ferguson sea great love affair . theykndrew is a great love affair. they married for love, which is very rare been mired rare for

up next is mark dolan. your dolan. mark, what is on your bill of today? is it a bill of fare today?ogram or are you going quite vegan? definitely. quite vegan? most definitely. >> will carnivore >> it will be a carnivore special tonight, because special tonight, jacob, because we're rwanda we're looking at the rwanda plan. minister plan. it's the prime minister about to bottle what about about to bottle it. what about those rwanda rebels? i'll be speaking the deputy chairman speaking to the deputy chairman of the conservative party lee anderson, in the studio. also apparently, according to starmer, rishi sunak doesn't get britain will debate that. plus much more. we're live at nine. >> well, that's an interesting and controversial thing for sir keir starmer to say, but that'll be very exciting discussion. i'm coming back tomorrow at 8:00 after and as all after the weather and as you all know, absolutely know, it'll be absolutely glorious splendiferous glorious. splendiferous in somerset , a glorious. splendiferous in somerset, a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather o

this is friday night live with me, mark dolan . can kemi badenoch save dolan.ries as the king tonight recovers in hospital? should charles share more of his duties with william and prepare his son for the throne ? and as the for the throne? and as the government appoints a regular writer to tackle bbc bias , and writer to tackle bbc bias, and with a top government scientist accusing our national state broadcaster of misrepresent covid to encourage lockdowns , covid to encourage lockdowns, can we still trust the bbc? this is friday night live with mark dolan. bring your own drinks. the admission is. free on tonight's show , my friday on tonight's show, my friday friends, and it is friday, so they've had a drink, newspaper legend nina myskow so you can take her vodka and a man that's bubbung take her vodka and a man that's bubbling with excitement. fearless political commentator peter lloyd . and plus, tonight,

all of that, plus much more on friday night live with me , mark dolan. lots to get me, mark dolan.get through. but first, my friday. big opinion. poor old king charles is going to receive treatment for an enlarged prostate and we wish him a speedy recovery . some him a speedy recovery. some people say our monarch is guilty of oversharing and that the queen would never have revealed information about her health in that manner, but i think it will raise awareness about prostate issues, which of course, affect thousands of men annually and could save lives. so i say , well could save lives. so i say, well done, king charles and in the spirit of full disclosure, let me tell you that i've got a shocking ingrowing toenail . i'm shocking ingrowing toenail. i'm seeing the chiropodist on tuesday . thoughts and prayers tuesday. thoughts and prayers appreciated. i'll be out of action for three months. meanwhile josef fritzl, a mad austrian . there have been a few austrian. there have been a few of those who incarcerated his daughter in a purpose built prison beneath his home for 24 years, is

earlier the 16—year—old beat northern ireland's brendan dolan 5—1. four sets, but then dolan began to fight back. it was 4—1 when they took a break. however, littler came back out and won his fifth set, giving him the match. he picks up £100,000 in prize money for that. he'll now play fellow englishman rob cross in the last four on tuesday. littler said that — despite a nervy start to the match — he thinks he has a chance to win the tournament. it always takes a few legs to settle in at that stage, and i went 2—0 down with the darts and then i have come back, went 1—0 up and then i was 4—0 up. so itjust takes a few legs to get myself focused and find my rhythm. you've just got to beat whoever is in front of you and that's what i have done so far. i know i've got a good chance, i know in myself i've got a good feeling that i can go all the way now. tennis — and disappointment for andy murray who is out of the brisbane international, losing in the first round. murray started well, taking the first set against grigor dimitrov. but the second seed came f

littler took the first four sets, but dolan fought back and it was at 4—1.play rob cross in the semifinal. a reminder that rob cross came back from 4—0 down to beat chris dobey 5—4 earlier. littler beat his hero raymond van barneveld in last 16. you can follow the darts on the bbc sport website and app. tennis and disappointment for andy murray who is out of the brisbane international, losing in the first round. murray started well, taking the first set against grigor dimitrov. but the second seed came from behind to win the next two sets 7—5, 6—2. murray is scheduled to play the kooyong classic next week ahead of the australian open. elsewhere in brisbane, naomi 0saka said she was proud of herself for winning her first match back after 15 months away from professional tennis. the four—time grand slam champion is playing in herfirst tournament since giving birth to her daughter. 0saka beat the unseeded german tamara korpatsch 6—3, 7—6 to set up a meeting with karolina pliskova at the brisbane international. over in perth, world number one iga swiatek has hel

mark dolan. lovely to have your company.with me. should the post office be shut down in the light of a scandal which has shocked the nation, could suella braverman sink rishi sunak's rwanda plan and with it, his premiership ? and with it, his premiership? could prince andrew do a harry and split from the royal family and split from the royal family and wage war on the monarchy ? and wage war on the monarchy? and why does this war in the red sea matter to you and me? this is friday night live with mark dolan. bring your own drinks. the admission is. free. jerry's eyes lit up when i said, bnng jerry's eyes lit up when i said, bring your own drinks. because tonight , my bring your own drinks. because tonight, my friday friends, the prelude fricated. let me tell you, we have the fearless and uncensored journalist, laura dodsworth. and 90s tv legend ex—tory mp and barrister. he'll defend anyone if the price is right . jerry hayes also on right. jerry hayes also on tonight's show, britain's most famous political double act neil an

the 16—year—old beat northern ireland's brendan dolan in the last hour.ng the first four sets, but dolan began to fight back. it was 4—1 when they took a break, but littler came back out and won his fifth set, giving him the match. he picks up £100,000 in prize money for that. he'll now play fellow englishman rob cross in the last four on tuesday. littler said that — despite a nervy start to the match — he thinks he has a chance to win the tournament. it always takes a few legs to settle in and that stage. you can see that i was two down with the darts and then i came one up and four up, so itjust takes a then i came one up and four up, so it just takes a few legs to then i came one up and four up, so itjust takes a few legs to get yourself focused and find your rep. you just have to be too bear is in front of you and that is what i've done so far. i know i have a good chance and in myself, i have a good feeling that i can go all of the way now. —— you just have to beat whoever is in front of you. tennis, and disappointment for andy murray, who is out of

in his way, northern ireland's brendan dolan.. commentator: takes the first set. control became domination. his three—dart average rose to 121 and, with it, he swept the second set. 2—0 to the teenager. dolan couldn't get into the match. the third and fourth set went to littler. luke littler. and despite dolan pulling one back, there was only ever one winner. commentator: there is no sign of this teenage - dream coming to an end. unbelievable. i know i've got my... i've got the ability to go all the way but if it's not to be tomorrow night, then it's not to be. but whatever luke littler turns up then is what it is. while littler has burst on to the scene, his talents were honed from a young age. this footage, posted by his mum on social media, shows a young luke the nuke was throwing atjust 18 months old. so the fairy tale continues. and, for the lad from warrington, who celebrates every victory with his favourite fast food, he's nowjust two kebabs away from one of the biggest achievements the world of darts has ever seen. matt g

mark dolan 9 to 11 on with me. mark dolan 9 to 11 on gb news i >> welcome back.and this is state of the nation. and it's this is state of the nation. and wsfime this is state of the nation. and it's time for a story close to home. for those of us here in westminster as the latest net zero zealous push threaten one of london's iconic features almost 100 lamps in the capital that do not have listed status under threat. as westminster council officials, officious officials seek to install modern lighting, removing the 94 lamps that date back to 1812, which could allegedly help the council reach its 2030 carbon neutral target . for over two centuries, target. for over two centuries, these gas lamps have provided a romantic glow for an enchanting feature for the areas in which they're still in use. the conversion of these lamps will not provide a quality of light thatis not provide a quality of light that is a sympathetic and is merely a act of cultural merely a modest act of cultural vandalism, have vandalism, which will have almost an entirely almost no effect. an en

but now it's friday night live with mark dolan . and dolan. and. >> i'm back.ive after another policy . night live after another policy. free speech. can we believe a word? keir starmer says? following the jeffrey epstein sex scandal? is it time for king charles to dump prince andrew from the royal family? and as its popularity plummets, is it time to call out veganism for what it actually is an eating disorder ? plus, in developing disorder? plus, in a developing story, by—election held for story, more by—election held for rishi as a top tory quit. rishi sunak as a top tory quit. plus, why i'm becoming a woman i'll see you after the news. >> that warm feeling inside and from boxt boilers , sponsors of from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening, i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. after a very wet start to the year, the weekend promises much drier conditions. it's also going to be turning a little bit colder. we're losing low pressure systems them with systems and re