international business is what's going to lead, as for burger king, given doyle's track record with i think we can go for another stunning turnaround and popeyes has clearly bottom, so here's the bottom line, we've already done really well with restaurant brands, if you bought it right when they brought in patrick doyle, it's now 13 months later and with all signs of progress, it's clear the company has a lot more room to improve, assuming management can deliver, that stock has a lot more room to run. hugo in ohio, go hugo. >> jim, glad to be back on your show and thank you for all that you have done for us. >> thank you for calling in, hugo, what is going on. >> i want to know, if i should buy more, i own a bunch, sell or hold, based on a recent pullback of brown-forman. >>, that is what we call the browns, and the liquors that are brown colored, and right now those are in decline for this country and for the first time in many years, so i'm going to caution you, that i do not think that you should buy anymore brown-forman, i know that this is fairly well, it's not what you want to

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i wathank andrew doyle. and it to thank andrew doyle.paul paul cox and there we go. and what we do is we've got our calendar, uh, this is still available for next yeah is still available for next year. so if you can. whoa whoa whoa , for goodness sake, i'm whoa, for goodness sake, i'm sorry. i'm not having that advertising calendar on our advertising his calendar on our boxing day newspaper show. let's get some professionalism back in the room. thank you ever so much for joining for us this special festive edition of headliners. it's been an absolute thrill to host at least a third of the show with my wonderful panellists, paul cox and my sort of semi wonderful panellist louis who has louis shaffer, who has apparently injured and apparently injured himself. and i'm going sued. i'm probably going to get sued. go away louis. uh, happy christmas season . greetings, god christmas season. greetings, god bless us everyone , and i'll see bless us everyone, and i'll see you tomorrow . you tomorrow. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors

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i'm andrew doyle, newspapers.le, and with me are cressida thigh high, wetton and lewis new low schaefer new. yeah. anyway um, before the break, lewis schaefer did give me this, uh, premature christmas gift, so i'll open it now. i have no idea what this is. quite genuinely. but it's always very exciting to open a gift. , um . okay. um i'm gift. uh, so, um. okay. um i'm actually slightly frightened by this , lewis. i mean, what does this, lewis. i mean, what does it. i mean, it looks it looks like we're about to kiss. >> it's it says your team, lewis . okay, team lewis, how did you get that photo? >> it does look like we're about to embrace. >> it's a real photo. >> it's a real photo. >> but that never happened. it did guess were there. >> well, there's a big homoerotic frisson in our relationship, and he just caught the never seen it >> now, i've never seen it before . before. >> there m before. >> go. thank you. >> well, there we go. thank you. lewis brilliant. right so lewis okay. brilliant. right so we're going

adnak, nyagledzyachy to the fullest age of youth, it would already be enough for the important doylesnd for the first step of the agulnadstupnaga theater of the non-arussian style. znow is not an attack. and all of europe looked at its quarries, the rock outflow its architecture, not even there in the early viktaryansk. shifravat, looking at the chyrvon-tsaglyny great scenes, minak so tsi inaksh asatsyyavav yago with the kraml, the kramal at this hour would be the so -called centers of the russian soul. gety project got together adrazu nekalki asob. in the private sector, uladzislav milanouski, a chalavek, like former engineers and architects, he is a high- ranking forefather in the diocese, he is a member. to the several dozen right-wing churches that appeared in the current magiliyushchyna and gomelshchyna, there are significant, cumulative experiences, i would like to tell you about the project of modern architecture and all this knowledge. unfazed by the entire ambit of the project, the young architects of the project are becoming increasingly involved. as if the month was not ava

well i had to work because doyle me doyle told me to. >> louis is >> that's basically, louis is likeuncle . who my family like my uncle. who my family wouldn't let me be alone in the same room with. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> and you know what it is. you're the younger brother who thinks than the thinks he's smarter than the older brother. me. >> kick off >> okay, well, let's kick off the show. >> mom loves him more. so . >> whose mom loves him more. so. as i say, i thought for this headliners, we would go back to the main stories throughout 2023, were quite 2023, and there were quite a lot of ones. of big ones. >> let's go back to first. >> let's go back to may first. and of course was the and of course it was the coronation of king charles. louis, i know you have lots of thoughts about the royal family. try to keep it festive and upbeat. your usual upbeat. don't do your usual curmudgeonly anti—monarchy thing. >> okay, i'll say nice things about it. yeah, he's a lucky guy . he he outlived his mother. i mean, i thought she was gonna like she was. she was holding on for dear life, hop

andrew doyle tie . tweet us at lewis doyle tie.et us at lewis schaffer .co.uk . schaffer .co.uk. >> he uses every opportunity to publicise himself. it's outrageous. okay. we're going to start by looking at sunday's front pages. >> and the telegraph is leading with pm hostile states using migration to destabilise the west . west. >> that's from a speech he gave in italy . in italy. >> the observer also has that story , and also sunak's missed story, and also sunak's missed targets , leaving the nhs facing targets, leaving the nhs facing a winter crisis. >> we'll get on to that in moment. >> the mail on sunday also runs with the rishi story. >> illegal migrants will overwhelm bit of doom overwhelm uk bit of doom mongering from the prime minister there. >> has cameron >> the sunday times has cameron in time for sustainable gaza ceasefire and the sunday mirror teen alex back home. >> the daily star has a rather odd story. this christmas i will be mostly hiding in the shed . be mostly hiding in the shed. we'll get to that and explain it

andrew doyle tie . tweet us at lewis doyle tie.et us at lewis schaffer .co.uk . schaffer .co.uk. >> he uses every opportunity to publicise himself. it's outrageous. okay. we're going to start by looking at sunday's front pages. >> and the telegraph is leading with pm hostile states using migration to destabilise the west . west. >> that's from a speech he gave in italy . in italy. >> the observer also has that story , and also sunak's missed story, and also sunak's missed targets , leaving the nhs facing targets, leaving the nhs facing a winter crisis. >> we'll get on to that in moment. >> the mail on sunday also runs with the rishi story. >> illegal migrants will overwhelm bit of doom overwhelm uk bit of doom mongering from the prime minister there. >> has cameron >> the sunday times has cameron in time for sustainable gaza ceasefire and the sunday mirror teen alex back home. >> the daily star has a rather odd story. this christmas i will be mostly hiding in the shed . be mostly hiding in the shed. we'll get to that and explain it

welcome back to free speech nation. >> with me , andrew doyle >> with me, andrew doyle speaking in the commons this week. the uk secretary of state for women and equalities, kemi badenoch, said the following. >> we are seeing i would say, almost an epidemic of young gay children. young gay children being told that they are trans and being put on a medical pathway for irreversible decisions and they are regretting it. that is what i'm doing for young lgbt children . i doing for young lgbt children. i am making sure i am making sure that young people do not find themselves sterilised because they are being because they are being exploited by people who do not understand what these issues are . are. >> strong words from kemi badenoch. but joining me now to discuss it is denis kavanagh, director of the gay men's network. hi and welcome to the show . it is very refreshing to show. it is very refreshing to hear a member of parliament stand up in the house of commons and say this because this the debate has been silenced on this for so long, hasn't it? >> well, that's right . as you >> well,

so it's nation with me, andrew doyle. so wsfime nation with me, andrew doyle.ng viral this week on social media. up, this bbc media. and first up, this bbc interview with baroness mone. it's touched a nerve it's definitely touched a nerve today. so the tory peer has now admitted benefit from admitted she could benefit from admitted she could benefit from a contract to provide ppe during the pandemic. but remains unrepentant. let's have a look , michelle. >> it does feel like the truth has had to be dragged out here. >> not really laura, because the only thing i'd say to you is the only thing i'd say to you is the only area that i have made is say to the press that i wasn't involved. i don't honestly see there's a case to answer. um, i can't see what we've done wrong . can't see what we've done wrong. so she doesn't think lying to the press is wrong or misrepresenting to the press? >> is that is that what she's saying? was as bad. saying? i was as bad. >> it's not illegal. i think she's right. i mean, it's up to it's up to the people who hired her to have invest

it's a huge interest to venezuela, especially since 2015 because there were huge reserve surface doyle that were detected there. actually in the u. s. company is currently drilling off the coast of it's a cool cable and they are trying to get the most out of it, of course, and benefit in the us trying to do the same. they know that the rich resources, not only offshore, are they also in the dense forest off of it's a key will region we're talking about gold, medium, a red of so this is quite a money making machine. this would be quite a boost for any economy of any country. really. that's why that's so much interested in the region. and at the same time i doodle is heading into election campaign next year of and it's a lot, it's probably going to hold elections. he's trying to be a position himself, he's also trying to void a to, to talk about the real issues, the severe political and economic crisis in his country. and this could be a tactical of course. some analyst also seems that he might declare a state of emergency over this whole issue just so that he can postpone the elections.

with me , andrew doyle. nation. with me, andrew doyle.is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and of course, we'll have the latest from those lovable culture warriors who this week are responsible for the alarming increase in the number prisoners. but number of female prisoners. but coming up on the show tonight, should trans inmates allowed should trans inmates be allowed to in female to work and party in female prisons .7 i'll be talking to kate prisons? i'll be talking to kate coleman from prisons, coleman from keep prisons, single dennis kavanagh single sex, dennis kavanagh joins me to discuss whether trans ideology is a threat to gay kids and spiked editor tom slater will discuss a new danish law that prohibits the burning of religious books. and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from our rather beautiful audience . but beautiful studio audience. but i've got to introduce my panellists first. i have the comedians, josh comedians, bruce devlin and josh howie , who a

and tonight with me, andrew doyle.to rwanda, even though they opposed britain's own scheme to send migrants to the officials in rwanda the country. officials in rwanda let the cat out of bag, let the cat out of the bag, announcing they'd welcomed scores libya scores of people from libya under high under a united nations high commissioner for refugees program. but just three months ago, the un hired a legal team to set out its grave concerns about the uk's rwanda plan. the home secretary, james cleverly, said the un scheme highlighted rwanda's hospitality capability and commitment to hosting refugees, while tory party deputy chairman lee anderson said it is hypocrisy of the highest level . either rwanda said it is hypocrisy of the highest level. either rwanda is safe or it is not. now matthew laza is still with us to discuss this alongside the political commentator alex armstrong. uh, alex, do you agree with leigh anderson on this one? >> i couldn't agree more with him. >> and i think the want >> and i think the public

i'm andrew doyle and newspapers. i'm andrew doyle and i'm still here with leo.se and count dankula. so let's continue with the stories. we're going to start this section with the telegraph, sir patrick vallance pandemic diary. it's going to be kept secret . what's going to be kept secret. what's this about? >> sir. patrick vallance >> yes, sir. patrick vallance is full diaries to be kept full pandemic diaries to be kept secret, requests secret, as lawyers have requests because they say it's publishing his diary in full would breach his diary in full would breach his human rights. apparently there's human right to keep there's a human right to keep a diary. apparently everybody's a ten old girl. yeah, and the ten year old girl. yeah, and the government your big brother government is your big brother wanting look through it and wanting to look through it and see what you but see what boys you like. but yeah, there yeah, no, there is there is a human right to private life human right to a private life and family life. but was this and a family life. but was this an

i'm andrew doyle and newspapers. i'm andrew doyle and i'm still here with leo.urse and count dankula. so let's continue with the stories. we're going to start this section with the telegraph, sir patrick vallance pandemic diary. it's going to be kept secret . what's going to be kept secret. what's this about? >> sir. patrick vallance >> yes, sir. patrick vallance is full diaries to be kept full pandemic diaries to be kept secret, requests secret, as lawyers have requests because they say it's publishing his diary in full would breach his diary in full would breach his human rights. apparently there's human right to keep there's a human right to keep a diary. apparently everybody's a ten old girl. yeah, and the ten year old girl. yeah, and the government your big brother government is your big brother wanting look through it and wanting to look through it and see what you but see what boys you like. but yeah, there yeah, no, there is there is a human right a private life human right to a private life and family life. but was this and a family life. but was this a

countries and try to open the region to the sovereigns under newer plans , or in arabic, what is called doyleany countries. little. to establish the basis of clans and tribes . if it was not for england, the occupation of palestine would definitely not have happened. two people in england played a key role in the discussion of the establishment of the zionist regime . one is rochilde, who is a banker and a rich man who managed to get the balfarfour promise from the british government, and the other is weizman. to follow up on this promise it took a form from the british government, and between world war i and ii, many zionists were settled and transferred from europe to occupied palestine by such people. in 1917, british foreign secretary arthur j. balfour supported palestine as a homeland for the jews in a declaration that became known as the balfour declaration. he brought up not the jewish state, that is, jews from all over the world can go there and sometimes they can find accommodation, not in the sense that they will go there to form a government, and many people also oppose this nation

open the region to the sovereigns, or in arabic, what is called doyle , to create very small countriesed on clans and ethnic groups, if it was not for england, it would definitely be occupied. palestine would not have happened. two people in england played a key role in the discussion of the creation of the zionist regime, one of them was rochilde. who is a banker and a financier who managed to get balfarfour's promise from the british government, and one of them is weissman, who followed up on the implementation of this promise from the british government, and between the first and second world wars, the establishment of many zionists and their transfer from europe to occupied palestine happened by such people. in 1917, british foreign minister arthur j. balfour left palestine. he supported a land for the jews. a declaration that became known as the balfour declaration. balfour proposed the national homeland of the jews not the jewish state. it means that jews from all over the world can go there and sometimes they can find a place to live, not in the sense of going there to form a go

. >> welcome tonight with me, andrew doyle. it's the era of thought crime . police scotland thought crime. police scotland recorded 3800 non—crime hate incidents in one year. is it time to consign orwell's dystopia to the world of fiction as it's revealed a record 2.6 million people are off work because of long terme sickness? is it offensive for bosses to offer running club memberships to their staff? our trans athletes stealing medals from female competitors , biological female competitors, biological men competing in women's sport is an issue that just won't go away. when will the madness end ? away. when will the madness end? and ricky gervais has fallen victim to a woke pile on over the festive season, including from his fellow comics. so what does this say about the state of comedy and society today? and as it's announced , the un have sent it's announced, the un have sent 153 migrants to rwanda despite thwarting britain's own deal and telling us rwanda isn't safe . is telling us rwanda isn't safe. is this hypocrisy of the highest level? all this and mo

. >> live with me , andrew doyle. >> live with me, andrew doyle. we'll be looking back at the highlights of 2023. the good and the bad. plus, we'll be joining our fellow comedians live from new parties around new year's eve parties around the country. and don't forget, we'll have tomorrow's front pages at 1030. should let pages at 1030. now, i should let you know we did have an incident last week on christmas day when one of our panellists, louis schaefer, overstepped schaefer, kind of overstepped the mark. i to fire him. i'm the mark. i had to fire him. i'm going brutal about that. going to be brutal about that. so two so tonight we're joined by two other cressida wetton other comedians, cressida wetton and paul cox, also a new and paul cox, and also a new addition to our team , brian addition to our team, brian simpson, who is on his way. but he's caught in traffic right now. he'll be here very, very soon. well, the year is coming to a close. we are awaiting the beginning of 2024, so let's count that in with our santa timer here. we'll turn that

. >> i'm andrew doyle. >> i'm andrew doyle. >> tonight i'm joined by pro—life comedian nicholas de santod pro slaughter comedian louis schaffer. how are you both.7 >> i accept that . >> i accept that. >> i accept that. >> well, i think it's accurate. yeah yeah. >> slaughter of, uh, red meat. >> slaughter of, uh, red meat. >> certainly red meat for him. >> certainly red meat for him. >> and for me. >> and for me. >> unborn baby. you are a carnivore in the true sense of the word. >> but you know what.7 >> but you know what.7 >> also my fantasy >> i'm also my fantasy is death and murder and killing anyway. well i didn't say that because i know i come across as a nice guy, but i'm. >> i just want death. >> i just want death. >> no, you are a horror >> no, no, no, you are a horror show. if i'm honest, i just said that. >> you're supposed to disagree. okay >> you're supposed to disagree. okeno, a lovely human being. >> okay, going start by >> okay, we're going to start by looking front pages. looking through the front pages. so daily mail leading with so the daily mail leading with half . they

arresting 10 people for creating a black market for tickets the meeting between the press police and doyle qatar and the fraud of the fans reported. good night. today is tuesday, the 14th of azar, the 20th of jumadi al-awwal, and the 5th of december. morning call to prayer in tehran at 5.9, sunrise at 6.5. maghrib, at 1711 minutes , thank you very much, dear viewers, for your attention and companionship. good night and goodbye. this house is in my own hands, which is a stranger to your mothers in supporting women, and this eid night, you saw a lot to get rid of the importation of garbage for free. qabuz , insure the aid seekers, the amount of relief and construction workers, those families who have three or more children without car lottery. take the commander, break it, with your determination and your son, you are a gentleman , they agree to rise up. it was decided that 30 kilometers from tehran, the only 24/7 pharmacy in the area is night and we don't have the opportunity to go to tehran. i came at 11 o'clock at night. i want to get medicine and insurance. but their medicines are very e

. >> i'm andrew doyle. >> i'm andrew doyle. >> tonight i'm joined by pro—life comedian nicholas de santond pro slaughter comedian louis schaffer. how are you both.7 >> i accept that . >> i accept that. >> i accept that. >> well, i think it's accurate. yeah yeah. >> slaughter of, uh, red meat. >> slaughter of, uh, red meat. >> certainly red meat for him. >> certainly red meat for him. >> and for me. >> and for me. >> unborn baby. you are a carnivore in the true sense of the word. >> but you know what.7 >> but you know what.7 >> also my fantasy >> i'm also my fantasy is death and murder and killing anyway. well i didn't say that because i know i come across as a nice guy, but i'm. >> i just want death. >> i just want death. >> no, you are a horror >> no, no, no, you are a horror show. if i'm honest, i just said that. >> you're supposed to disagree. okay >> you're supposed to disagree. okeno, a lovely human being. >> okay, going start by >> okay, we're going to start by looking front pages. looking through the front pages. so daily mail leading with so the daily mail leading with half . the

with me , andrew doyle. nation. with me, andrew doyle. is the show where we take a look at culture, current affairs and politics. and of course, we'll have the latest from those lovable culture warriors who this week are responsible for the alarming increase in the number prisoners. but number of female prisoners. but coming up on the show tonight, should trans inmates allowed should trans inmates be allowed to in female to work and party in female prisons .7 i'll be talking to kate prisons? i'll be talking to kate coleman from prisons, coleman from keep prisons, single dennis kavanagh single sex, dennis kavanagh joins me to discuss whether trans ideology is a threat to gay kids and spiked editor tom slater will discuss a new danish law that prohibits the burning of religious books. and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from our rather beautiful audience . but beautiful studio audience. but i've got to introduce my panellists first. i have the comedians, josh comedians, bruce devlin and josh howie , who

i'm andrew doyle and newspapers. i'm andrew doyle and on comedian panel tonight, on my comedian panel tonight, gb news elwood. news answer to jake and elwood. it's cox and josh howie . it's paul cox and josh howie. how are you both.7 good christmas . yeah, bad. . yeah, not bad. >> andrew yourself. . yeah, not bad. >> well, w yourself. . yeah, not bad. >> well, w yc have f. . yeah, not bad. >> well, w yc have children, so >> well, you have children, so it's all about them , isn't it.7 it's all about them, isn't it.7 >> is all about them. it's >> it is all about them. so it's about five times about outlay although five times the josh. the outlay for josh. >> yes, yes. »- >> yes, yes. >> the good news is that my, >> but the good news is that my, one of my kids presents arrived today. one of my kids presents arrived today . so that has been what's dominating. >> i'm sure there were no complaints at all about the delay. he was you know, was delay. he was you know, he was just cool about it. >> was he.7 was just cool about

doyle and the gang.good one. time, have yourself a good one. >> warm feeling inside from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news, weather forecast i'm craig snell looking ahead to new year's eve. for most of us we're going to end 2023 on a fairly showery note. and for some in the south, it's still going to be pretty so going to be pretty blustery. so as we end saturday we've still got this of low pressure got this area of low pressure really dominating proceedings. this continue to this cold front will continue to spread its way eastwards across the some fairly heavy the country. some fairly heavy rain on it and some strong and gusty winds. it will become quite slow moving across the very far north of scotland as we go course of go through the course of the night, it is night, then behind it it is a mixture of spells and mixture of clear spells and a scattering showers in the scattering of showers in the c

writer and mass education campaigner, shirley conran, and the former conservative minister, jacqui doyleer, alex sandbrook, gets a knighthood while five other allies receive either cbes, 0bes or mbes. in a statement, liz truss said... but her political opponents think it's a disgrace. remember, liz truss was prime ministerfor a0 odd days. she and her conservative colleagues pushed the economy off a cliff. families across the country are paying more in their mortgage, more in tax, more on their credit cards as a consequence of decisions taken by liz truss. and these are rewards for failure. borisjohnson caused controversy by making one of his aides, charlotte 0wen, the youngest peer at the age ofjust 30, and some feel the whole system needs an overhaul. i think as long as we have this system where prime ministers are allowed to choose who goes in, we will see them using that power. so the only way we can actually kind of put a proper check on this is if we have an elected lords and the people such as ourselves who live under the laws that are made get to choose who decides them. and that'

you see, you get some of that expression, doyle. they're worried about that. and the others. and we said he does it. so years later, i was next to charlie wright, who is a very good procedure professor. and nixon's lawyer there. and i him i said, why didn't you do that? said, we could. we thought of it. maybe that meant charlie thought about that, but he said we thought of it. but undermine the system total undermine the rule of law in the united states. so i thought, i hope that's a true story because even there even there on the other side, it was some that this country lives, under a constitution and this constitution is important to maintaining 334 million people under a rule of law. so you see now it's my job to transmit some of those things i learned in large part here to these younger generation. and i end that by my friends. i'll tell you, what should we do now? you are the ones who will have decide. it's your country and they like that because they're looking for something to do. they want participate. okay. there we are. that's what i've learned. and now my introduc

the writer and maths education campaigner shirley conran and the former conservative ministerjackie doyle—pricelec shelbrooke gets a knighthood. critics have expressed dismay at the list. remember, liz truss was prime ministerfor ao—odd days. she and her conservative colleagues pushed the economy off a cliff. families across the country are paying more on their mortgage, more in tax, more on their credit cards, as a consequence of decisions taken by liz truss. and these are rewards for failure. speaking to bbc radio 4's today programme, a former minister who served in liz truss's cabinet defended her right to put people forward. liz truss took on the most senior politicaljob in the country, of being prime minister, which is a role that comes with enormous responsibilities. she had been foreign secretary and held otherjobs beforehand. in a statement, liz truss said those she has honoured are champions of conservative values. downing street, which published the list, insists that all proper conventions were followed. and for us, our heirs and successors... this is not the first time a resignation

with me , andrew doyle, nation.erious aspects of the tragic violence in the middle east has been the slew of celebrities queuing up to call for peace in a very public manner. sex and the city star cynthia nixon led the way this week by taking part in a five day hunger strike in demand of a ceasefire. although critics pointed that her commitment pointed out that her commitment to the cause was undermined by the only managed of the fact she only managed two of the fact she only managed two of the so are we being the five days, so are we being cynical if we occasionally doubt the motivations of these well—meaning hollywood do gooders, should get back gooders, or should they get back to mansions and leave to their mansions and leave things this to the united things like this to the united nations? live nations? well, joining me live from new york to discuss this, the journalist the entertainment journalist and author nelson aspen. nelson welcome to the show. so this hunger strike only two days out of five. i mean, it's

writer and mass education campaigner, shirley conran, and the former conservative minister, jacqui doyleood while five other allies receive either cbes, 0bes or mbes. in a statement, liz truss said, i am delighted these champions for the conservative causes of freedom, limited government and a proud and sovereign britain have been suitably honoured. but her political opponents think it's a disgrace. remember, liz truss was prime ministerfor a0 odd days. she and her conservative colleagues pushed the economy off a cliff. families across the country are paying more in their mortgage, more in tax, more on their credit cards as a consequence of decisions taken by liz truss. and these are rewards for failure. borisjohnson caused controversy by making one of his aides, charlotte 0wen, the youngest peer at the age ofjust 30, and some feel the whole system needs an overhaul. i think as long as we have this system where prime ministers are allowed to choose who goes in, we will see them using that power. so the only way we can actually kind of put a proper check on this is if we have an elected l

see you in a welcome back to headliners with me, andrew doyle.ay's newspapers . so we're going to newspapers. so we're going to kick this section off with the telegraph. now, uh, a message for people who want to make big announcements this christmas. steve. got some steve. yeah, debrett's got some info and info for you. engagement and pregnancy on pregnancy announcements on christmas are in christmas day are in considerate. good i totally agree. normally you give me an etiquette story and i think there's a lot of faff. who cares which knife you use when eating all that kind of stuff. but the idea of having to tell a certain slice of society it's not all about you. don't and there's been an increase in the number of engagement rings bought. and the it's not just the article says it's not just because want because people want to get engaged , that apparently engaged, that apparently that ring for, uh, for social ring shot for, uh, for social media looks better with all the tinsel and rubbish around it. oh, what a horrible reason to get engaged. oh,

doyle and the gang. then stay tuned for breakfast on the next. until the next the way next. until the next time, good one. time, have yourself a good one. >> warm feeling inside from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news, weather forecast i'm craig snell looking ahead to new year's eve. for most of us we're going to end 2023 on a fairly showery note. and for some in the south, it's still going to be pretty so going to be pretty blustery. so as we end saturday we've still got this of low pressure got this area of low pressure really dominating proceedings. this continue to this cold front will continue to spread its way eastwards across the some fairly heavy the country. some fairly heavy rain on it and some strong and gusty winds. it will become quite slow moving across the very far north of scotland as we go course of go through the course of the night, it is night, then behind it it is a mixture of spe