emma burnell. we have neil parish, linda jubilee and emma burnell . plus jubilee and emma burnell. plus the most important part of the show. your messages. they come straight to my laptop . straight to my laptop. gbnews.com/yoursay. and this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring . not on my watch. do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. so a big two hours to come. that dreadful man, david tennant at 10:00. but first, my big opinion. man, david tennant at 10:00. but first, my big opinion . we just first, my big opinion. we just have to hope that whatever happens this coming thursday, when the nation goes to the polls, that woke doesn't win. and whether our next prime minister is sir keir starmer or rishi sunak . one of these two rishi sunak. one of these two men has got to spend the next five years pushing back on this divisive and frankly sinister movement, which is damaging our society. the brilliant historian niall ferguson likens the increasingly woke west to the crumbling soviet

emma burnell louis >> okay.y >> before i go, can i just say it's coming home? >> there you go. she said it is the weather. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . weather on gb news. >> hello there. good morning. welcome to your gb news weather update provided by the met office. it is a bit of a mixed picture out there for the second half of the weekend. actually a decent number of sunny spells to kick off the day across southern areas of england and wales. a bright start for northern ireland, central western areas of scotland as well. but this central slice really is seeing quite a lot of cloud southeastern scotland into northern england. some drizzly outbreaks of rain to contend with is going to be quite damp and dull underneath here, unfortunately, and feeling cool with only 15 to 17 c for central scotland into southern england and wales, though 20 to 23 c a bit more pleasant as we head towards the big euros grand final game, then there is still going to be some clou

i'm going to bring in my lovely panellist now, emma burnell, emma , do we even care burnell, emma, doeven care anymore? who leads the conservative party? has to be the obvious question here. they feel a bit like yesterday's people at the moment . people at the moment. >> they do feel like a sideshow, and that's always going to be the case when you have not just a new government, but new government with a very, very big majority taking over, what i would say, having been through this on the other side of the aisle, in 2010, labour went long with its leadership contest and what that meant was that the narrative, there's no money left. labour crashed the economy just became so settled by the time labour had a leading spokesperson in ed miliband to take over, that it was just it was it was accepted as read. and if the tories i mean, you know, far be it from me to give the tories good advice. but, if they do, you can give advice if they do, you can give advice if they do take the summer. and we all said, oh , we've got the luxury said, oh, we've got the luxury of taking our time, we're in