fraser nelson, the brilliant journalist, is on the show talking about a crisis in sickness benefits.ntry. who knew? also in my big opinion, the orange man strikes again . the orange man strikes again. donald trump is not even president. and there's talk of a peace breakthrough in ukraine. and in my take, a ten new worrying developments in the gregg wallace bbc crisis . gregg wallace bbc crisis. >> it sounds fantastic. mark. look forward to watching it. and yeah, just going back to my panel to discuss that video of the school. i mean , i know it's the school. i mean, i know it's kids making it or teachers making a video , but that was making a video, but that was that was quite creepy. and also i think we do need more cultural appropriation. we need people to mix together . mix together. >> and it did sound like when we were at school and we'd say the prayers and adam and i and, and our torn up, it's reminded me of doing rosaries the way they were doing rosaries the way they were doing it by rote . yeah, just doing it by rote. yeah, just a little bit of cultural appropriation is good.

and i think, you know, fraser nelson, my former editor, has spoken to the biography about her that sheking about her that she was talking about how she was willing to take maternity leave and wasn't going to be paid for that when she was there. so i think she was someone who was respected in the spectator when she was here 4 or 5 years ago, and robert jenrick, should we have a word about his campaign? >> yes. i mean, it was a strong campaign and to be fair to him, he worked very hard. he was travelling the length and breadth of the country. i think there's a video that's gone viral of mrs. jenrick, who seems to be a formidable force behind her husband. one wonders how they are both commiserating this morning. absolutely. >> i think she was very much the force of nature behind him and i think that, you know, he ran a very good campaign at times. it's just unfortunately for him, it was a marathon, not a sprint. and i think whereas among the mps, there was a lot of momentum behind him in july and august when it got to the conference, he then sort of stumbled a bit and he never really made

fraser nelson, one of the country's finest journalists, tells tells me about his latest channel 4 film, all about this growing national scandal . and in an hour's time, scandal. and in an hour's time, in my take at ten, as the bbc is engulfed in yet another scandal, this time surrounding masterchef star gregg wallace, we get news that the licence fee is to rise to an eye—watering £174.50 from april. is it still worth the money? i'll be giving my verdict at ten. with me tonight for ringside action. we have author and academic doctor lisa mckenzie, journalist and communications advisor linda jubilee, and writer and broadcaster peter lloyd. so two hours of big opinion, big debate and big mark dolan tonight is your perfect saturday night in. i'll be deaung saturday night in. i'll be dealing with the bbc in no uncertain terms at 10:00. but first the news headlines and joe casper . caspen >> thanks, mark. good evening. it's a minute past nine. i'm joe caspen it's a minute past nine. i'm joe casper. here are your top stories from the gb newsroom. some breaking news for you this evening. the s