edwina currie is quite right.yment laws, all this extra cost, especially small businesses that will hit them hugely, and also not being able to dismiss anybody , all of these to dismiss anybody, all of these things are horrendous. and you take the local elections a couple of weeks ago, yes, labour did pretty well and the tories did pretty well and the tories did badly, but they did nothing like as well as the opinion polls said they should. there's no doubt there's an anti—tory feeling out there. but in the local elections anybody voted anything but tory? they didn't particularly vote labour. and so i think you'll find it's not all oven i think you'll find it's not all over. the game is still there because the economy is improving. they've got a chance in september. if the economy has improved, interest rates will have reduced and there will be some tax reductions. and so therefore people will have perhaps a little bit more of a choice, because i think what they've got to do is put the past behind them, because th

edwina. can't wait to see you in the flesh.ers, always enjoy your contributions to the show. my thanks to former government minister and broadcaster edwina currie, who does join us next week as one of my top pundits. now what do you imagine a green party election victory looks like? hippie types. something about recycling carbon emissions? no this week will not be silent. >> we will raise the voice of gaza. we will raise the voice of palestine. >> i mean, hello? what's wrong ? >> i mean, hello? what's wrong? >> i mean, hello? what's wrong? >> blimey. caroline lucas has let herself go. is britain now in the grip of extremist politics? we'll debate that next. well, a big reaction to the big story. i've just been speaking to edwina currie about whether the tories can be victorious at the tories can be victorious at the next election. against all the next election. against all the odds, beo news.com/your say. and dave clark is not happy about what's happened in the west midlands. andy street has gone a brilliant mayor, says dave. w

i'm here to meet in the rica edwina. company orange. fine, but it's based in an old perhaps. so in the old town. yeah . hi. nice to meet you. thank you for a price. my pleasure. okay. told me about 10 years ago and began to connie came up with the idea of combining 2 iconic italian products, citrus fruit send function, you take the orange and you squeezy. and what you have left is pretty much 50 percent of the original way. so what we thought is a way to thrust for this by products into something meaningful for the fashion industry. and there's a family of materials that are called men made. so what else like fiber and they all contain sunroof, as a complement rate for the semester necessary, some white top, it's everything that is not the water. oh so and then from that we extract the cellphones and then the cellulose that we extract look like these pretty much so it's like paper. yeah. yeah. i yeah. touch a slide. so. yeah, exactly. we saw a lot of things here. i think it's a top or something. yeah. how does it? that's all. yeah. and we have a scar here as the cops golf. ye

story of anthony bridgerton, who was expected to marry the beautiful debutante of indian origin, edwina, colin bridgerton, and his childhood friend, penelope, featherington. she has been in love with him for a long time, and the young viscount keeps her firmly in the friend zone. at the end of last season, the girl heard him mockingly say in a conversation with friends that he would never court her. now penelope intends to suppress her feelings for bridgerton and find another husband, and colin undertakes to help her with this. it is expected that this season the heroine will become more merciless in her descriptions of social life. life at court, because it is penelope, under the pseudonym lady whistledown , who writes a popular gossip column about romances in secret from her loved ones. aristocrats is such a prototype of the scandalous anonymous telegram channel. the success of the series lies in the ability to tell a story that happened two hundred years ago in a modern language and connect it with today. the authors are not afraid to add signs of the present time to it. for example,

i'll get reaction from edwina currie, a amazing sounds brilliant mark. >> well, thanks to my brillianthope you panel tonight. i hope you enjoyed the show and we'll see you again next week. and don't forget headliners as well tonight at 11 pm. that is three comedians going through the next day's newspapers. see you next week . good show . week. good show. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of whether on gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news, weather forecast. over the next 24 hours or so, a bit of a north south split with the weather cloudy and damp in the north. some clear spells leading to sunshine and showers in the south. so it's all thanks to low pressure dominating the weather pattern through the bank holiday weekend. this area of low pressure giving some longer spells of rain, perhaps in the south on monday, but through the rest of the evening and overnight night. very slow changes with our weather, it stays cloudy across the northern half of the uk with outbreaks of rain a few heavier bursts possible here. a south, generally dry , some m

crock of , well, offering was a crock of, well, the bad stuff, tomorrow night on mark dolan tonight, edwinats. see you in two. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office. looking ahead to tonight, most of us it should be dry and that gives us another opportunity to see the northern lights. so at the moment we have got high pressure clinging on. but that will move towards the continent as we go through the next few days, heralding a change to the weather. but before we get there, plenty of clear skies tonight away from the eastern seaboard. so yeah, an excellent opportunity to see the northern lights, especially across more northern parts of the country. and despite the clear skies, it's going to be a mild night for most of us. temperatures in towns and cities firmly in double figures. so for most of us, a bright start on sunday morning, quite murky across some northern and eastern areas. but the low cloud will gradually burn its way back towards the nonh burn its way back t

plus, edwina currie live in the studio.ensations. that's the part of the show where we have a look at what's been going viral. this week on social media. so first up, we've got this video. it's a rather sweeping and insulting statement from new york's governor, kathy hochul, about black children from the bronx. let's have a look . let's have a look. >> young black kids growing up in the bronx who don't even know what the word computer is. they don't know they don't know these things. and i want the world open up to all of them. because when you have their diverse voices innovating solutions through technology , then you're through technology, then you're really addressing society's broader challenges . broader challenges. >> why is it that progressives always say the most racist things? i mean, really, do you know, it's like when they say, you know , like black people you know, like black people can't register to vote, so we can't register to vote, so we can't have voter ids , like how can't have voter ids, like how patroni

. >> edwina currie might have something to say about it all. let's talk about travel.much less controversial and only travel if absolutely necessary. that's the warning. if you're in the m25 area, advice has been given to thousands of drivers following another unprecedented closure of one of the busiest. or is it the busiest motorways in the country, the m25? >> it is ridiculous. once again, the five mile stretch in surrey between junctions nine and ten are now shut until 6 am. on monday, causing delays and a 90 mile diversion. well this is the first scheduled daytime shutdown of all lanes on the m25 since it opened back in 1986. well, joining us now is travel correspondent for the independent, the legend simon calder. simon, welcome to the show on location as well. >> already dependable. >> already dependable. >> you know this guy is always going to be in the right location. simon the nightmare returns part two is back and it's going to be chaotic for drivers. tell us how bad is it going to be? >> well, martin and isabel, first of all, thank you for those interesting