i'm emily carver . i'm hello and welcome. i'm emily carver. i'm sitting in for my very good friend alison stewart today. and for the next 2 hours i'll be keeping you company on tv and with the stories that really matter to you. so plenty coming up this afternoon, tomorrow mps will debate and vote on the all important and controversial illegal migration bill. despite backlash when it sailed through the commons. plus, we'll get the very latest on the meltdown at the bbc over gary and the chancellor will lay out his spring budget this week . can we expect we'll have the very latest. but first, it's the news with my . alison thanks news with my. alison thanks emily. coming up to 1:01. here's the latest . gary lineker has the latest. gary lineker has refused to say he still works for the bbc as he faced questions from journalists this morning. the match of the day host replied, i can't say anything . as he left his home in anything. as he left his home in bonds last night's episode of match of the day , watched by 2.6 match of the day, watched by 2

emily carver.t lawyers are refusing to lawyers who are refusing to prosecute activist s. is prosecute climate activist s. is the profession becoming the legal profession becoming a little too political . but little bit too political. but first, let's go to a break. break yes, good afternoon. welcome. i'm emily carver. i'll be keeping you company on tv radio with the stories that matter to you from across the country . you from across the country. plenty more coming up this afternoon 120 top lawyers went against the ball this week and announced that they will refuse their services in. prosecuting climate activists be asking, should lawyers be political activists? all of that to come. but first, it's the news headunes but first, it's the news headlines with bethany elsey . headlines with bethany elsey. emily, thank you . afternoon. emily, thank you. afternoon. it's 2:01 on bethany elsey with your top stories. the gb newsroom offenders who commit to anti—social behaviour be forced to clean up their as

real britain with me, emily carver.erations that women's rights have gone too far . generations that women's rights have gone too far. new research conducted by ipsos and, the global institute for women's leadership at king's london, found that over half of people in younger generations, that's gen . millennials believe the gen z. millennials believe the push equality is now push for equality is now negatively impacting men and that they are being expected to do too to support pro gress. very interesting indeed. joining me to discuss this is joseph robinson, director at orthodox conservatives as well as the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. now, amy, have women's rights gone too far. okay so where to start? frankly it's nice to see that the man hasn't bothered to come in the studio. i think that says quite a bit. now, when you a lot of men feel that rights have a negative effect on them, i think what we need to push away for men and women allies in struggle. women are allies in struggle. now examples stood out to me t

channel welcome back to real britain me emily carver on tv online , emily carver on tv online, digital up this hour. i want to know whether suella braverman was right to . suggest political was right to. suggest political correctness has allowed islamist terrorism to flourish. also it's world obesity day. before we get stuck into that, let's get the news with sanchez . emily, thank news with sanchez. emily, thank you . good afternoon. it's 3:00. you. good afternoon. it's 3:00. this is the from the gb newsroom new messages involving the health secretary show him reacting to footage of him . his reacting to footage of him. his colleague gina collard caught embracing during the leaked whatsapp message reading how bad are the photos were sent by matt hancock hours after he discovered pictures him breaching social distancing had been published . the messages been published. the messages also show him discussing guidance in place at the time and how he should respond to the media. the correspondent is more than 100,000 messages as obtained by the daily telegraph .bons obtained by the daily t

we'll talk about that just after with emily carver. after 8:30 with emily carver.nd is international women's day and it's a day devoted to celebrating achievements of inspire all female role models around the world. and let's face it , do not do you know a around the world. and let's face it, do not do you know a woman that's not inspirational enough? you do you? yes you can say. i mean, all there's no man that's inspirational. main man or , just inspirational. main man or, just all evil and awful and should thrown in. you said it, not me , thrown in. you said it, not me, but women of course, too. wouldn't have a special man's who runs world. we have a special woman's day. right? so in your fight today, might you all fight it out? i'm just. i'm just way to show women's just saying. way to show women's day, says eamonn holmes. yeah, well, be a stay well, should be a man. stay three days, day . get one three days, moms day. get one day of the year. right. reportedly has been expected to amaze female world war ii. they are they are made of these ones. they are amazing

of course, it's our one and only emily carver. , need to calm down, loot and get a grip let's start the clock. it looks like that chaps already made my argument for me but let's just say i'm no fan of here macro. but what is going on in france at the moment is beyond ridiculous. i mean is absolutely extreme . the riots you've got extreme. the riots you've got you've got widespread arson , you've got widespread arson, you've got widespread arson, you've got widespread arson, you've got rubbish piled high , you've got rubbish piled high, you've got rubbish piled high, you've got rubbish piled high, you've got absolute hooliganism. frankly and you've also got police brutality. i think macron had forcibly replaced crossley with the english, the absolute state of it, and worst of all, worst of all, king charles iii won't even be able have his gala dinner at the palace of scribbler. scribbler and why all because macron wants to raise the pension age by two years from 6462 to 64 which les remember is still the lowest out . any major europ

i'm emily carver . i'm hello and welcome. i'm emily carver.wart today. and for the next 2 hours i'll be keeping you company on tv and with the stories that really matter to you. so plenty coming up this afternoon, tomorrow mps will debate and vote on the all important and controversial illegal migration bill. despite backlash when it sailed through the commons. plus, we'll get the very latest on the meltdown at the bbc over gary and the chancellor will lay out his spring budget this week . can we

norman baker and emily carver with the papers . morning is the former local democrat minister norman baker and the columnist at conservativehome and presenter hit gb news emily carver. so last around i was talking last time around i was talking to you about the andrew being the governor of the bank of england and his philosophy that retiring early people have retired early, they are to blame higher interest rates. i come well he says that they're spending their savings so there's too much money going after too few goods which one of the reasons why you get inflation. he also said it says it's had a massive impact on the labour market, making it well even more difficult for companies to hire because they're losing those recruits . they're losing those recruits. but i must say, i think this is a bit of a cheek coming from andrew bailey because it is the bank of england's. well only job really to keep inflation under control, to keep it to their % control, to keep it to their% target. has failed . and target. and he has failed. and th

of course, it's our one and only emily carver. nks, the french, need to calm down, loot and get a grip let's start the clock. it looks like that chaps already made my argument for me but let's just say i'm no fan of here macro. but what is going on in france at the moment is beyond ridiculous. i mean is absolutely extreme . the riots you've got extreme. the riots you've got you've got widespread arson , you've got widespread arson, you've got widespread arson, you've got widespread arson, you've got rubbish piled high , you've got rubbish piled high, you've got rubbish piled high, you've got rubbish piled high, you've got absolute hooliganism. frankly and you've also got police brutality. i think macron had forcibly replaced crossley with the english, the absolute state of it, and worst of all, worst of all, king charles iii won't even be able have his gala dinner at the palace of scribbler. scribbler and why all because macron wants to raise the pension age by two years from 6462 to 64 which les remember is still the lowest out .

i'm darren grimes along with albie amankona dominic samuels emily carver and benjamin tonight i'll rubbishingosecute climate extremists . albie i will climate extremists. albie i will be telling you why rishi sunak is going to win the conservatives a historic term, and i'll be telling you why. the treatment of posy parker in new zealand is disgusting and, misogynistic. and i'll tell why the french need to calm down and accept that they're going to have to work a little longer. and i'll tell you why we should. more for the bbc , and more for the bbc, and i'll definitely disagreeing with definitely be disagreeing with them that point. it's 8 pm. them on that point. it's 8 pm. and this is this is. a five. welcome to the saturday five. this is the best saturday night takeaway you could possibly order expect fiery debate spicy opinions and a huge topping of fun every week join albie, emily, benjamin and myself with a guest star. and tonight, it's none other than dominique samuels. the premise of the show is pretty simple each gets 60 seconds to outline their argument of a chosen topic and we all p

emily carver is up next. what would you have for us?noon. what better to do on a sunday lunchtime? we're going to be talking keir starmer's talking about keir starmer's to well , very talking about keir starmer's to well, very ambitious plans actually halve violent crime and things but then rishi sunak is across papers giving his plans cut down on anti—social behaviour. so we'll be getting stuck into that . that sounds stuck into that. that sounds like a very programme. i must say that i'm about both of those of the starmer plans and the things that have been revealed recently. the conservatives . recently. the conservatives. anyway, it's coming to the end of time with you. remember that , it is boat race day. i'd like to thank all my guests this week. next week during lloyd webber pipes up in cambridge to explore secrets of organ explore the secrets of organ playing . for that's for playing. but for now, that's for all me. good bye. and up cambridge . good afternoon. my cambridge. good afternoon. my name's rachel as and welcome to our

welcome to real britain with me emily carver on tv online on digital radio.ll have a fiery on whether mums should go to work , whether they should go to work, whether they should go to work, whether they should stay at home to raise their children. and that's after their children. and that's after the announced parents the chancellor announced parents in free in england will receive free childcare for children under five live. we'll also hear from homeland security editor mark white, who's currently in rwanda , also on the government's plan to tackle channel migration and should tiktok be banned. full stop in the uk. that's after it was it won't be allowed on phones we'll be debating that too with a few experts, plenty more coming up on the show. but first, let's get the news with karen armstrong . hi there . it's karen armstrong. hi there. it's a minute past three. i'm karen. the gb newsroom, the home secretary's a plan to send illegal migrants to rwanda after government confirmed 200 people crossed the channel yesterday following five days of inactivity. su

i'm darren grimes along with albie amankona dominic samuels emily carver and benjamin tonight i'll rubbishingts . albie i will climate extremists. albie i will be telling you why rishi sunak is going to win the conservatives a historic term, and i'll be telling you why. the treatment of posy parker in new zealand is disgusting and, misogynistic. and i'll tell why the french need to calm down and accept that they're going to have to work a little longer. and i'll tell you why we should. more

welcome to real britain with me emily carver on tv online digital radio. partygate investigation as a cynical stitch up . he says there is no stitch up. he says there is no evidence at all. he misled parliament, but report seems to suggest otherwise . is he right suggest otherwise. is he right or is he a bit deluded? has he fallen victim to, in his words, a kangaroo court or ? is it game a kangaroo court or? is it game over for boris's political comeback? that mayor of london's khan has described, anthony ulez as, guess what, far right covid deniers and tories. with pressure mounting , deniers and tories. with pressure mounting, is this a sign of desperation . and sign of desperation. and conservative mp miriam cates has called on the

welcome real britain with me emily carver on tv online and digital radio.e show this afternoon the rout over gary lineker's suspension from match of the day continues . this is more sports presenters and stand in solidarity and pundits stand in solidarity with the star stand down with the star and stand down from their hosting duties. the former general of the former director general of the bbc says the corporation has undermined credibility . undermined its own credibility. so our question of the day is, was the bbc right to remove gary lineker from match of day over his tweets ? also, if you're a his tweets? also, if you're a twitter user, you may have seen that a certain tv news presenter threw hat in the ring last threw his hat in the ring last night to host match of day himself. we'll be speaking to himself. we'll be speaking to him later. plus, him little bit later. plus, we'll be talking about where the royal really the small boats crisis . yesterday, prime crisis. yesterday, prime minister rishi sunak attended the first anglo—french summit